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Following United Nations Day, we ask whether the UN can still deliver on peace, security and development in Africa amid conflicts, climate pressures and growing calls for reform.

South Africa aims to hand millions of hectares of state land to Black farmers. Will it help tackle one of apartheid's most enduring legacies?

DW’s Max Hofmann speaks with DW correspondent Carolina Chimoy about her new podcast series, Call Sign Condor, which follows Latin American soldiers fighting in Ukraine. Listen here: https://pod.link/6808417916?maca=en-BerlinBriefing_IonoFM-43703-xml-media

Diamond market volatility has exposed the risks of Botswana's dependence on a single resource. President Duma Boko is pursuing new trade ties, but can diversification deliver lasting economic change?

Opposition leaders arrested. Election petitions blocked. Zambia's government says democracy is intact, but critics disagree. We ask UPND's Elvis Nkandu: What's really happening in Zambia after the 2026 election?

DW speaks to Valdis Dombrovskis, the EU commissioner for economy and productivity, at the Berlin Global Dialogue.

To many on Germany’s Hallig Islands, the thought of relocating is scarier than facing dangerous flood events. A closer look at why the German government is investing big money into preserving their unique way of life.

A new cross-cultural study points at a universal truth: Women who are intelligent pay for it at the office.

As young people hit the streets across Europe, we take stock of the protests and riots shaking France. Plus, we feature DW’s new 'Call Sign Condor' podcast, exploring why so many Latin Americans are fighting for Ukraine.

Military veterans in Nigeria say they're being denied benefits earned through years of service. As tensions rise, the pensions dispute is raising questions about support for retired soldiers.