As a media partner, DW will follow the conversations and report on the issues that matter to our audiences around the world.
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🔗 More information on the Summit: www.worldhealthsummit.org

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As a media partner, DW will follow the conversations and report on the issues that matter to our audiences around the world.
➡️ Follow our coverage of #WHS2026 at dw.com
🔗 More information on the Summit: www.worldhealthsummit.org
Global health challenges need global conversations. 🌐 At the World Health Summit 2026, more than 400 speakers from politics, science, civil society, and the private sector will discuss global health priorities and solutions under the motto "From Crisis to Resilience: Innovating for Health."
To mark the new season, Love Matters hosted two special live podcast events at Goethe-Institut New Delhi / Max Mueller Bhavan New Delhi, giving young audiences the opportunity to experience the show in person, and become part of the conversation. shorturl.at/ZLZQY
"What moved me most about doing Love Matters live was realizing just how much people want to have these conversations openly." DW has launched the sixth season of Love Matters, its podcast on love, relationships, sexuality and identity in India, hosted by Leeza Mangaldas.
Germany's former spy chief has been arrested… for spying. DW's Michaela Küfner unpacks Germany's biggest intelligence scandal for decades together with Florian Flade (WDR) and DW's Washington Bureau Chief, Ines Pohl, in the latest episode of Berlin Briefing. youtu.be/Ybk6y7tjXt0?...
You can follow DW's extensive reporting on the third anniversary of the October 7 attack at dw.com ⬇️ www.dw.com/en/israel/t-...
Nir Oz kibbutz in southern Israel was devastated during the Hamas-led October 7 terror attacks. Three years later, survivors Amit Siman Tov and Mor Tsafarti return to the Kibbutz Nir Oz, where they spoke with DW Jerusalem Bureau Chief Tania Krämer. p.dw.com/p/5Nrif
Our journalists and experts shared practical insights and international perspectives through workshops, deep dives and panel discussions. 👏 Thank you to everyone who stopped by, joined our sessions, asked questions, and explored how international journalism can foster dialogue across borders.
DW was out in full force at b°future. 🌍 We are proud to have been able to contribute to this year's b°future festival in Bonn with insights ranging from constructive reporting and podcasting to internet freedom, vertical video journalism and the future of Europe's public sphere.
📍 Visit DW at the pavilion on Münsterplatz in Bonn, October 1–3. Meet our journalists, discover innovative approaches to journalism and learn more about DW and DW Akademie.
👉 Sessions: www.b-future.org/en/2026/sche...
A special highlight: "Democracy Needs a Public Sphere – Can Europe Safeguard It?" The panel features DW Director General Barbara Massing alongside leading voices from politics and media to discuss the future of democratic debate in Europe.
How do journalists reach audiences where information is restricted? DW experts will discuss media freedom, the "Great Firewall," and the challenges of reporting in regions where censorship and pressure on independent media are part of everyday reality.
🌍 DW is bringing international perspectives to this year's b°future festival, hosted by the Bonn Institute. From reporting under authoritarian regimes to tackling online censorship, our journalists and experts will share insights from working with audiences around the world.
Darüber diskutieren wir am 5. November bei der Global Media Law Conference #GML26 in Berlin gemeinsam mit führenden Stimmen aus Medien, Wissenschaft, Politik und Wirtschaft.
📅 5. Nov. 2026, 18 Uhr 📍 Allianz Forum, Berlin
Mehr dazu: dw.com/globalmedialaw
Who owns the news? KI verändert, wie Informationen gefunden, genutzt und verbreitet werden. Doch wie bleiben unabhängiger Journalismus und Medienvielfalt sichtbar und finanzierbar? Und welcher Rechtsrahmen schafft Raum für Innovation und verlässliche Informationen?
Apologies and noted, dear lectern.
Joscha Weber, Head of DW Fact Check, and Aida Sofic Salihbegovic, Coordinating editor, DW Programs for Europe, discuss how Fact Attack empowers young people to navigate today's information landscape with confidence. ➡️ You can find the fact checks on TikTok (DW Romana) and Facebook (DW Magyar).
✅ With #DWfactattack, DW is strengthening media literacy among young audiences. Through short, engaging videos, young hosts in Romania and Hungary investigate claims circulating online, explain fact-checking methods, and help their peers develop a critical approach to information.
How can young people navigate an online world where misinformation spreads faster than ever? 🌐 Across Central and Southeastern Europe, young audiences are confronted with a constant stream of misleading and false information. Reaching them with topics that matter to them is more important than ever.
As a result, DW will temporarily refrain from using White House-produced photo and video material distributed through official channels on its German and English platforms. We remain committed to press freedom, media pluralism and independent journalism worldwide. Full statement. ⤵️