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A Dangerous Spiral of Violence in the Middle East - [M]: Iranian Supreme Leader´s Office / ZUMA Wire / IMAGO, Shir Torem / Pool Flash 90 / AP / dpa, Menahem Kahana / AFP, LysenkoAlexander / iStockphoto / Getty Images

Iran's Conflict with Israel A Dangerous Spiral of Violence in the Middle East

The danger of all-out war in the Middle East is greater than ever. How did Israel and Iran get into this mess? And can they still find a way out? By Susanne Koelbl, Christoph Reuter, Thore Schröder und Bernhard Zand

Is Germany Complicit in War Against Gaza? - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Verwendete Fotos: AFP; Privat; freepik

Berlin Taken to Court over Arms Deliveries to Israel Is Germany Complicit in War Against Gaza?

After Israeli airstrikes killed his wife and daughter, a Palestinian man is now taking legal action in a Berlin court against the export of weapons of war to Israel. The accusation: Germany may be violating international law by doing so – and endangering his life. By Asia Haidar und Juliane von Mittelstaedt

Germany's Chancellor Faces Balancing Act on China Trip - Peter Wutherich / AFP

As Tough as He Can Be, as Friendly as He Has To Be Germany's Chancellor Faces Balancing Act on China Trip

The German government wants to become less dependent on China and pay less attention to profits and more to human rights – at least In principle. But there won't be many signs of that during Chancellor Olaf Scholz's upcoming trip to the country. A DER SPIEGEL analysis.

Berlin's Support for Israel Is Damaging Its International Standing - Christoph Soeder / dpa

Germany's Dilemma Berlin's Support for Israel Is Damaging Its International Standing

Criticism of Israel's military operation in the Gaza Strip is growing in Germany and around the world. Because of the country's solidarity with Israel, Berlin is losing is diplomatic stature elsewhere. What can be done? By Marina Kormbaki und Christoph Schult

Interview with Former Russian Central Bank Advisor "It's Time To Slowly Bleed Russia's Economy Dry"

When Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine, Alexandra Prokopenko quit her job at the Russian Central Bank. In an interview, she explains why the Russian president's economic policy is so successful. And what the West could do that would really harm the Kremlin. Interview Conducted By Benjamin Bidder und Ann-Dorit Boy

Iraqi Marshlands Under Threat - Emily Garthwaite / DER SPIEGEL

The Garden of Eden Dries Up Iraqi Marshlands Under Threat

Some say the Garden of Eden was located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in present-day Iraq. Now, the wetlands there are drying up. The man fighting to save the marshes is risking his life to do so. By Monika Bolliger und Susanne Götze

Dhanush, Udeni and the State Bankruptcy - Noi Crew / DER SPIEGEL

Debt Crisis in Developing Nations Dhanush, Udeni and the State Bankruptcy

The biggest humanitarian crisis in decades is raging in the Global South. Around 50 countries are nearing bankruptcy, and 165 million people have fallen into poverty. The story of a brother and sister who have lost almost everything. Except each other. By Stefan Schultz in Janaudanagama, Sri Lanka

The Wrenching Decision to Return to the Site of Horror - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Amit Shabi / DER SPIEGEL (2), Ilia Yefimovich / dpa

Israel Six Months Later The Wrenching Decision to Return to the Site of Horror

The first survivors of the Hamas massacre have returned to Kfar Aza, where almost ten percent of the population were either murdered or abducted. It is a changed place, and the community is fractured. By Juliane von Mittelstaedt in Kfar Aza and Tel Aviv

Putin's Elaborate Effort to Make His Leadership Look Legitimate - Anatoly Maltsev / EPA

The Election Farce in Russia Putin's Elaborate Effort to Make His Leadership Look Legitimate

Russia's democracy may be dead, but the regime is sparing neither effort nor expense in staging the presidential election. Large voter turnout is supposed to give Putin's rule the appearance of legitimacy. By Ann-Dorit Boy und Christina Hebel in Hamburg, Germany, and Moscow

Is Hamas Exploiting the UN's Palestinian Relief Organization? - AFP

Enemy and Helper Is Hamas Exploiting the UN's Palestinian Relief Organization?

UNRWA employees are alleged to have participated in the October 7 terror attack against Israel. Is there any truth to the allegations? And what happens to the Gaza Strip if the most important humanitarian relief organization is abolished in the middle of the war? By Monika Bolliger, Thore Schröder und Christoph Schult

Germany Seeks to Ramp Up Skilled Labor Migration from Kenya - Khadija Farah / DER SPIEGEL

Filling the Gap Germany Seeks to Ramp Up Skilled Labor Migration from Kenya

German cities are suffering from a shortage of bus drivers, and local transportation companies are looking all the way to the shores of Lake Victoria to find what they need. They aren't the only Kenyans in high demand in Germany at the moment. By Heiner Hoffmann und Khadija Farah (Photos) in Homa Bay and Nairobi, Kenya

The Horrors of Trench Warfare - Johanna Maria Fritz / Agentur Ostkreuz / DER SPIEGEL

Ukrainian Soldiers at the Front The Horrors of Trench Warfare

Kyiv's soldiers have been fighting under the most difficult of conditions for two years. They are running out of ammunition and replacement troops are few. Many are no longer capable of imagining normal life. A visit to the front. By Christoph Reuter

How Vladimir Putin Controls the Russians - Louise Delmotte / picture alliance / AP

Everyday Repression and Resignation How Vladimir Putin Controls the Russians

Russia has reverted to a dictatorship under President Vladimir Putin. Most people in the country seem to be accepting the war against Ukraine as well as the death of opposition activist Alexei Navalny. Why? By Benjamin Bidder, Ann-Dorit Boy und Christina Hebel in Hamburg and Moscow

A Mega-Project Raises Questions in Borneo - Muhammad Fadli / DER SPIEGEL

Indonesia's Brand New Capital A Mega-Project Raises Questions in Borneo

Indonesia is building a brand new capital city in the jungles of Borneo. Critics say it's a waste of money and will continue rampant environmental destruction. But might it perhaps become a model city one day? By Maria Stöhr and Muhammad Fadli (Photos) in Nusantara, Indonesia

Trump's NATO Comments Trigger Defense Debate in Europe - Mike Segar / REUTERS

Good Morning Europe! Trump's NATO Comments Trigger Defense Debate in Europe

With his recent comments on NATO, Donald Trump shocked the Western world. Is the U.S. preparing to abandon its allies? Europe finally seems to be considering a future in which the American nuclear umbrella no longer exists.

An Israeli Hostage Discusses Her Time in Captivity "Crying Was Forbidden. They Wanted Us To Be Happy."

Hamas held Chen Goldstein-Almog and her children hostage for 51 days. In an interview, she talks about hunger, fear of death, conversations with her guards – and why she can't really be happy about being free again. A DER SPIEGEL Interview Conducted By Juliane von Mittelstaedt

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert "What Caused the Terrorist Attacks Was Arrogance"

In an interview, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert blames his successor Benjamin Netanyahu, but also arrogance, for the rise of Hamas. He is also calling for an American-European intervention force in the Gaza Strip. Interview Conducted By Thore Schröder und Christoph Schult

The Gathering Storm Clouds in the Middle East - Jalaa Marey / AFP

Spiral of Vengeance The Gathering Storm Clouds in the Middle East

Israeli strikes in Lebanon, Houthi attacks on the Red Sea and Iranian missiles fired on Iraq: The risk of escalation in the Middle East is growing. By Christoph Reuter und Monika Bolliger

Trance Party Survivors Seek to Overcome the Trauma - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: Dmitrij Leltschuk / DER SPIEGEL (3)

Hamas Attack on the Nova Festival Trance Party Survivors Seek to Overcome the Trauma

They went to the desert for a party but became the targets of a brutal massacre. Survivors of the Tribe of Nova festival are seeking to begin the healing process at a wellness resort in Cyprus. By Katrin Kuntz and Dmitrij Leltschuk (Photos) in Miliou, Cyprus

Mine Clearing in Ukraine "Dead Soldiers Lay Everywhere in the Fields, Ours and Russian"

Ukraine has been heavily mined. Hundreds of civilians have already fallen victim to the explosives, and the economic damage has been enormous. How do you liberate an entire country from Russia’s treacherous legacy? By Alexander Epp, Oliver Imhof und Max Heber in Lypivka, Ukraine, and Hamburg, Germany

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