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Louvre heist a 'deafening wake-up call' β€” French auditor

France's state auditor says the Louvre museum ignored security risks for years, preferring to lavish money on prestige projects instead. The criticism follows the theft of crown jewels worth €88 million.

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Czechs begin exhumation of notorious mass grave site

Archaeologists in Prague have begun exhuming bodies of political prisoners executed by Czechoslovakia's communist regime. Activists hope it will help unravel the fate of those whose final resting place remains unknown.

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EU investigates Deutsche BΓΆrse and Nasdaq derivatives trade

The European Commission has launched an antitrust investigation against German and US stock markets Deutsche BΓΆrse and Nasdaq. They're suspected of collusion in the financial derivatives trading sector.

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US troops given German food bank advice amid shutdown

The US Army Garrison Bavaria removed references to German food banks and other discounted food provision services from its "shutdown guidance" web page.

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Incoming Czech government sparks media freedom fears

Czechia's populist ANO party won the most votes in the recent general election and seeks to form a government with two far-right parties. The coalition's plans for public media are causing particular concern.

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Munich seeks to reactivate Eisbach freshwater surf wave

Munich authorities are trying to recover a renowned river wave in the city center that has drawn in surfers for decades. The wave mysteriously vanished after what should have been routine cleaning of the Eisbach basin.

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Shein opens Paris store as France moves to suspend website

Shein is in the thick of controversy, as French authorities announced they would suspend the online platform a couple of hours after the clothing company opened the doors to its first-ever physical store in Paris.

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Shein opens Paris store as officials move to suspend website

Shein is in the thick of controversy, as French authorities announced they would suspend the online platform a couple of hours after the clothing company opened the doors to its first-ever physical store in Paris.

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Ukraine's Zelenskyy visits troops near threatened Pokrovsk

Russian and Ukrainian troops continue fighting in the ruins of Pokrovsk for control of the strategically valuable logistics hub in Donetsk. Moscow has been trying to capture the settlement for more than a year.

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EU enlargement report praises Montenegro, slams Georgia

The European Commission's latest enlargement report offered praise to multiple Balkan countries, while sharply criticizing Georgia's government for backsliding on democracy.

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Serbs and Bosnians join forces to fight lithium mining

Serbia's Jadar Valley and Bosnia's Mount Majevica have become the front lines of defense in the fight against lithium mining. What started out as resistance in Serbia has now morphed into a transnational movement.

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Rome: Worker dies after collapse of medieval tower

Romania's Foreign Ministry has mourned the death of a construction worker after the partial collapse of the 13th century medieval tower, the Torre dei Conti. One other worker is in hospital in critical condition.

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France threatens to block Shein over 'childlike' sex dolls

Shein has removed listings for sex dolls after French authorities flagged the presence of "childlike" sex dolls on the online store. France's economy minister said "boundaries have been crossed."

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Sweden may jail 13-year-olds β€” what about other EU states?

Sweden's government is proposing to lower the age of criminal responsibility to 13, a controversial attempt to tackle gang violence. Rules across Europe differ greatly. Could other EU countries go down a similar path?

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Sweden to jail 13-year-olds: Will others in the EU follow?

Sweden is preparing to lower the age of criminal responsibility to 13, a controversial attempt to tackle gang violence. The rules across Europe differ greatly. Could other EU countries follow Sweden's example?

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Ukraine: Battle for Pokrovsk intensifies as Russia advances

Russian forces have claimed advances in Pokrovsk, a vital transport and logistics hub in Ukraine's Donetsk region. The Ukrainian army says that it is holding out for now.

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NGOs seek support for political prisoners in Russia

As the number of political prisoners in Russia grows, aid organizations are trying to help them fund daily essentials behind bars, pay legal fees and take care of their families.

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Young men from Ukraine increasingly coming to Germany

Since Ukraine eased travel restrictions to allow men aged 18 to 22 to go abroad, more and more young Ukrainians are applying for temporary protection in Germany. What are their reasons for coming?

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Former Greek PMs shake up political landscape

Left-wing politician Alexis Tsipras is working on a fresh start. Conservative Antonis Samaras is stirring up opposition against Greece's rapprochement with Turkey. Pressure on Kyriakos Mitsotakis' government is mounting.

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Former prime ministers are stirring Greece's political pot

Left-wing politician Alexis Tsipras is working on a fresh start. Conservative Antonis Samaras is stirring up opposition against Greece's rapprochement with Turkey. Pressure on Kyriakos Mitsotakis' government is mounting.

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Germany news: Italy avalanche kills climbers, bodies found

The bodies of two more German mountaineers have been discovered following the avalanche in South Tyrol. Meanwhile, Berlin police arrested a man suspected of planning an attack. DW has more.

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Louvre heist: Two more suspects charged

Paris police have so far arrested seven people in connection with last month's theft of crown jewels; three of them have been released.

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Serbia: Rallies mark Novi Sad station collapse anniversary

Protesters arrived in Serbia's second city to mark the first anniversary of the roof collapse that killed 16. The government hastily declared a day of mourning while President Vucic issued a rare apology.

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China to exempt Nexperia chips from semiconductor export ban

Dutch semiconductor manufacturer Nexperia produces components in Europe before shipping them to China for finishing. The company is a major supplier for Europe's automotive industry.

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Germany news: Wadephul optimistic about Mid-East peace

FM Johann Wadephul is mulling easing a travel advisory to Israel after a Middle East tour. Meanwhile, five German climbers have been killed in an avalanche in Italy's Alps. DW has more.

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Berlin airport briefly halts flights due to drone sightings

Similar to other incidents across Europe, flights at Berlin Brandenburg Airport were suspended for nearly two hours due to unidentified drone sightings. Officers in a patrol car observed a drone, but couldn't locate it.

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Spain admits 'suffering' caused by conquest of Mexico

Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares said it is "right" for his country to "acknowledge" the wrongs carried out by Spain's conquistadors in Mexico some 500 years ago.

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