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New research uncovers the flight path patterns that reveal how mosquitoes zero in on their human targets, paving the way for more effective bug traps.

After a 9-day voyage to the moon and back, the Artemis II crew has safely splashed down in the Pacific Ocean. What's next for the ambitious lunar exploration program?

Little is known about the high-level discussions between U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Pakistani officials in Islamabad, raising questions and anticipation around the closed-door negotiations.

Military experts claim the small amount of explosives discovered near a Serbian gas pipeline was likely a Russian intelligence plot to influence Hungary's upcoming elections.

Ismail Omar Guelleh, Djibouti's president for nearly three decades, has won a sixth term in office with a staggering 97.8% of the vote, in an election boycotted by the main opposition.

As AI-powered misinformation and restricted data proliferate, the tools used to validate online content are straining to maintain integrity. Explore the challenges and solutions for restoring trust in the digital landscape.

As Ukraine prepares for a 36-hour pause in the war, Russia continues its relentless pounding of the country, leaving 3 dead and dozens injured in drone strikes across Odesa, Poltava, and Sumy.

As Iran's government weighs negotiations, hard-liners fear the pause in fighting could undermine their perceived advantage, while moderates welcome the chance for dialogue.

As Germany's economy faces challenges, a growing rift emerges within the coalition government over providing fuel price relief to consumers. DW reports on the latest developments.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, a devoted fan of the iconic rock band Deep Purple, met with the group in Tokyo, proclaiming them her 'gods' of music.