While Iran and the US continued to trade attacks for an eighth consecutive night, strikes on both sides were calibrated to ...

It took the Spaniards 105 minutes to score, but they dominated the Argentines from the outset. Fans went wild after the final whistle, celebrating Spain’s second World Cup championship title.

In India’s capital, New Delhi, police used tear gas and batons against thousands of student demonstrators earlier today. They ...

The new British prime minister is something of a groundbreaker. Despite being in politics since he was a young man, Andy ...

This month, Poland marked the 83rd anniversary of a war-time massacre. To this day, the incident still has the power to upset ...

The first Tibetan Freedom Concert was held 30 years ago in San Francisco. The two-day festival was a chance for fans to hear ...

Manuel Rueda/The World For the past two weeks, Nathaly Villareal, who is from Venezuela, has been staying at Casa Tochan, a shelter for migrants in Mexico City. After she’s done with her daily chores, ...

Of the approximately 27.3 million Latinos in the United States who are eligible to vote in the 2016 elections, it’s estimated that only about half of them — 13.65 million — will actually cast a ballot ...

DW & The World The World and DW are extending their global reach by combining forces. Hear reporting from DW, Germany's foremost international news service, on The World, the leading global journalism ...

A giant billboard depicting North Korean President Kim Il Sung waving to a cheering crowd looms over a lone pedestrian as she passes by on a suburban street in Pyongyang, North Korea, May 9, 1979.

The temple opened in 1992 and it went through a major expansion in 2003. Gisele Regatão/The World Zu Lai, the largest Buddhist temple in South America, is located in Cotia, just 18 miles from downtown ...

Cuba’s entire national power grid collapsed this week — for the third time in less than 10 days. The island’s aging power ...