WHO declares Monkeypox an International Emergency

Iranian athlete Elnaz Rekabi competed at a climbing competition in Seoul without a headscarf, going viral on social media. She has since gone missing, with some reports suggesting the Iranian government may punish her.

A lockdown is now in place in the two central districts of Uganda where Ebola has claimed at least 19 lives. Most of the country's immediate neighbors are taking action to keep the deadly virus out.

Russia’s military exercises and a new foreign policy doctrine are signaling further escalation with the West. Could this threaten to spark a global militarization? Our guests: Michael Thumann (Zeit), Sarah Pagung (DGAP), Alexey Yusupov (FES).

Young and educated workers are leaving Nigeria amid high inflation and a plunging naira, creating a 'brain drain' ahead of next year's presidential election.

Parts of Rivers, Nigeria, along with large swathes of 32 other states, have been inundated by the worst flooding in 12 years. Experts say better planning is needed to deal with climate change.

Amid rising cholera outbreaks and global vaccine shortages worldwide, the WHO has announced a temporary shift by recommending one dose instead of the standard two-dose regimen.

More than 600 lives have been lost and over a million have been impacted by flooding across Nigeria. In the worst-hit state of Jigawa, densely populated towns are now empty and displaced residents are in camps across the state.

The T20 Cricket World Cup will feature one of the fiercest sporting rivalries in India against Pakistan. While the matchup is historically charged, the rivalry has taken on a different dimension in recent years.

Miltiades Schmidt says his family belongs to Germany’s middle class. But with prices rising fast, he wonders how much longer they’ll be able to make ends meet. A look at how one family is dealing with the energy crisis.

Europe is seeking to cut Russian gas supplies and replacing them with liquefied natural gas (LNG) from elswhere. The next six months are crucial for the energy shift, Michael Stoppard from S&P Global Commodity Insights told DW.

Skit-making in Nigeria has over the years become a full-time profit-making venture in Nigeria for a while.  Surfing through social media will give you a sense of how it has become an economy of its own. GuardianTV went to the street of Lagos to find out who is the preferred top three skit makers in Nigeria.

Since the start of the Ukraine war, there have been repeated false claims on social media that the entire conflict is being staged. France 24’s fact-checking team debunk the latest example: two videos that show a man in Ukrainian army uniform being filmed, as he appears to act out a scene on the battlefield.