A New Jersey man, Keith Michael Lisa, was arrested for allegedly damaging property in the office of federal prosecutor Alina Habba.

Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, plans to retire by 2026 after 14 years. John Ternus is a strong candidate for succession amid promising growth prospects.

US President Donald Trump said that he will file a lawsuit against the BBC, seeking damages ranging from $1 billion to $5 billion, "probably" sometime next week. This comes despite an apology from the BBC.

A tragic bus collision in central Stockholm resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries during the Friday rush hour, prompting an ongoing police investigation.

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene aims to terminate the H-1B visa programme, citing misuse by US companies. Her proposal includes a temporary exemption for medical professionals.

Israel reports militants in Gaza have handed over a body believed to be a hostage, with ongoing efforts to recover remaining captives.

Justice Aminuddin Khan has been appointed as the inaugural Chief Justice of Pakistan's Federal Constitutional Court, established under the new 27th Constitutional Amendment.

The US government reopens after a record 43-day shutdown. Economic impacts, funding concerns, and political dynamics remain unresolved.

Russia is ramping up missile attacks on substations at Ukrainian nuclear power plants. Experts tell DW why this new tactic is dangerous — and how it can be prevented.

This week, Syria joined the US-led global coalition fighting the "Islamic State." But Syria's move is a much bigger deal than membership of the coalition. It's potentially a sign of regional realignment, experts say.

Donald Trump is poised to again sue a major news organization — this time the BBC — following the publication of a leaked internal memo raising concerns of bias in its programming.

President Droupadi Murmu visits Botswana to enhance bilateral relations and secure the translocation of eight cheetahs to India.

A 17-year-old Indonesian student suspected in a mosque bombing assembled explosives at home, motivated by online extremist content.

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar visits Canada for the G7 meeting, aiming to strengthen India-Canada relations and address global challenges.

Tim Davie and Deborah Turness resign from BBC amid accusations of bias, following Trump's speech editing controversy and mounting political pressure.

Pakistan's new Chief of Defence Forces position aims to unify command across armed forces, influencing military structure amid regional challenges.

Bangladesh police staged a large-scale security drill in Dhaka to prepare for potential unrest ahead of the November 13 protests.

Pakistan's PM Shehbaz Sharif expresses gratitude to US President Trump for mediating the ceasefire in the Indo-Pak conflict, restoring peace in South Asia.

As he met with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, US President Donald Trump promised to consider a waiver for Hungary on Russian oil sanctions.

Donald Trump's decision to boycott the annual Group of 20 summit comes just a few days after he said South Africa shouldn't be a part of the group at all.

Cornell University agrees to pay USD 60 million to restore federal funding and comply with civil rights laws, ensuring academic freedom.

A report reveals that immigrants with specific health conditions may be denied US visas due to potential public benefit reliance.

A 17-year-old suspect is identified in the mosque explosions at a Jakarta high school, injuring 54, mostly students, during Friday prayers.

President Trump suggests a visit to India next year, emphasising strong ties with PM Modi as trade negotiations continue between the nations.

President Trump announces expanded coverage and reduced prices for obesity treatments Zepbound and Wegovy, addressing patient access issues.