Conflict Zone: Confronting the Powerful

Poland's ultra-conservative Law and Justice Party has come under fire for trying to take power from the country's highest court and cracking down on media freedom. DW talks to Polish Finance Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

After disastrous election results in September 2017, many Social Democrats said the party needed to reinvent itself in the opposition. So why is the SPD talking with the conservatives again?

After the brutal murder of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia: Has the Maltese government allowed the emergence of a mafia haven? Tim Sebastian meets Malta's Deputy Prime Minister.

Australia's refugee policy is widely condemned around the world. "We're not going to have our politics thrown into turmoil," the Australian High Commissioner to the UK defends his country's hard line on Conflict Zone.

Is Jordan's Islamic Action Front (IAF) as moderate as it says or is it promoting violence in the region? DW's Tim Sebastian meets IAF spokesperson and MP Dima Tahboub.

As the stakes get higher for Catalonia and its leaders contemplate exile in Brussels, where does its independence movement go from here? Tim Sebastian meets Alfred Bosch from the pro-independence Republican Left of Catalonia party.

On Conflict Zone, Taher El-Sonni says a stable Libya is "five to 10 years" away. But facing three rival governments, tribal violence, and thousands of refugees and migrants fleeing Africa for Europe, is he offering Libyans false optimism?

Tim Sebastian interviews Neera Tanden, Senior Clinton Campaign Adviser

Failure to repeal Obamacare, doubts about tax reform, and lingering questions over his integrity – how long will Donald Trump’s supporters stay the course? Tim Sebastian meets Republican Congressman Don Bacon on Conflict Zone.

How long will Viktor Orban’s government keep playing the bad boy in Brussels? Tim Sebastian meets its spokesperson Zoltan Kovacs.