Thailand is reeling after a school shooting in Bangkok left several people dead and dozens injured. Police say a 14-year-old first killed his grandparents before opening fire at a school. He later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The attack is the latest in a series of mass shootings in Thailand. We discuss what happened, the country's gun laws and the wider debate over gun violence with
Cubans have historically responded to hardship with resilience and ingenuity —"making do" or resolviendo. But that constant adaptation is taking a heavy psychological toll amidst the island's worst crisis in decades.
Two wars. One network of allies, enemies, drones, and intelligence. From the Caspian Sea to the Donbas, the conflicts in Ukraine and Iran are colliding in ways that could reshape global security. #dwgeopolitics
This is Trump's second attempt to scale back birthright citizenship after his first bid was overturned by the Supreme Court. He also targeted so-called birth tourism, the practice of pregnant mothers traveling to the US to give birth to ensure US citizenship for their children.
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan have signed a new defense pact, promising to stand together if any one of them comes under attack. The agreement brings the three countries closer at a time of rising tensions and security concerns across the region. #dwnews
Faridoon Tofan has not been convicted of a crime — yet Germany wants to deport him to Afghanistan. Is this the start of a new phase in Germany's deportation policy to the Taliban-led country?
The front line in Ukraine is stalemated and Russians are feeling the war's effects more and more. Vladimir Putin might not want to be remembered as the man who lost Ukraine. The incentive may be strong, then, to open a new front and test NATO's resolve. US intelligence believes Vladimir Putin could be planning a limited incursion as early as in the coming weeks, the Wall Street Journal...
