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A court allowed anti-immigration protests in Durban to proceed under strict conditions after police sought to stop them. Where is the balance between protest rights and community protection?

Meth labs have been uncovered in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya and Mozambique. Once seen mainly as a transit route for drugs, parts of Africa are now emerging as production hubs.

Could China take Taiwan and still lose? A conflict could put Beijing’s own trade, investment and access to technology at risk and send the disruption far beyond Asia.

One year after Tanzania's disputed 2025 election, has President Samia Suluhu Hassan united the country, expanded political freedoms and delivered reconciliation?

After its 2024 defeat, the New Patriotic Party is regrouping under Mahamudu Bawumia, but has it truly learned why voters turned away from the party?

Once, storms sparked witch hunts. Today, conspiracy theorists blame secret government plots for extreme weather. Why do we search for hidden enemies when disaster strikes, and how can we break the spell?

A new study sheds light on how people perceive their own mental load — and what that does to the relationship.

A historic victory leaves Serbia facing tough choices. Hungary tries to restore its public broadcaster's independence, while protests in France echo 1968. Plus: Norway’s borrowed sunshine and rituals of remembrance.

Russia is expanding its presence in Africa through security partnerships and economic deals. What does this mean for African countries as global alliances shift?

As Chancellor Merz visits Asia, Germany seeks to "de-risk" from China. On this Berlin Briefing episode, DW's Giulia Saudelli, Steven Beardsley and Nina Haase discuss trade, security and new Indo-Pacific partnerships.