BERLIN: Coalition Hammer! Talks between the Left, SPD and Greens begin I WORLD LIVE SPD and Greens in Berlin vote for coalition talks with the Left. This brings a red-green-red government closer, which wants to expropriate large real estate groups. The Berlin Greens have decided for joint coalition negotiations with the election winner Linke and the SPD. At a small party congress on the evening 42 of the 44 delegates voted for the start of talks. Two voted against. Previously, the state board of the Berlin SPD had voted for the start of coalition talks. According to information from...
A ferry engulfed in flames off western Indonesia, but this time, everyone on board made it out safely. The incident is once again putting the country’s maritime safety record in the spotlight. We look at why inaccurate passenger and cargo lists, dangerous loading practices and weak oversight continue to put lives at risk. For more news go to
In the Heidepark Soltau in Lower Saxony stands the fastest and highest wooden roller coaster in Europe. So that thousands of passengers can enjoy a safe and accident-free adrenaline rush every day, mechanics check the complete roller coaster every day for defects. Who does this job, must be vertigo-free and tread-resistant. All current information, further news and tagesschau24 in the livestream
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu says overnight curfews helped restore calm following a weekend of rioting, looting and clashes in several French cities. Authorities say they are continuing to monitor the situation, with further localized curfews to be imposed wherever necessary. For more news go to
Settler violence and settlement expansion have surged under Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition. But how much influence does the settler movement really have over Israel’s West Bank policies and Palestinians' future? DW correspondent Fanny Facsar reports from Israel and the occupied West Bank. This video also features an interview with Isaac Hershkowitz, a researcher in Jewish philosophy. For more news go to
The disclosure of an alleged secret at the UN and two captured North Korean soldiers are at the heart of an unexpected diplomatic spat between South Korea and Ukraine. Here's what's behind the row and why it goes beyond two prisoners of war. For more news go to
Paris is clearing away the damage from a weekend of protests that descended into widespread rioting and looting. Is the city – and the rest of France – finally returning to calm? DW’s Biresh Banerjee speaks with journalist Catherine Field in Paris. 0:00 Overview of unrest in France 0:47 Government response and riots 2:34 Police and political pressure 4:06 Economic and social crisis 6:26 Presidential challenge 8:32 Political fallout For more news go to
Housing crisis protesters camped out in Rossio Square, in the historic center of Lisbon, are spending their third night awaiting possible eviction by police. They accuse the government of failing to act to tackle the housing crisis and trying to push through rental market reforms that making tenant eviction easier. For more news go to
It's a big day for Germany, as Nvidia bets on the country's industrial edge to power the next wave of AI. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was in Berlin to seal the deal on 'physical AI', with the focus on moving AI from the screens onto Germany's factory floors. Germany hopes its industrial might paired with NVIDIA's tech can be the decisive advantage. For more news go to
The German government has announced a cooperation with Nvidia and wants to strengthen the German economy through more private investment and the use of artificial intelligence. After the violent protests in France, businessmen are trying to repair the damage that has been done while the situation remains tense. The German-French Mars rover “Idefix” is scheduled to land on the Martian moon Phobos in 2029 and explore it before 2031 collected samples are to be brought to Earth. More about this and more news of the day in today’s journal. Federal government announces AI pact with Nvidia...
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