Inside Europe

Viktor Orban's brother under arrest, a general strike rocks Spain, a tale of COP31's two hosts, Poland's "abortomat", Czech media strike, a firebrand author's reckoning with Austria, and another year, another carnival.

Gen Z youth-quake reaches Germany, what do the US midterm results mean for Europe? Hungary lifts the lid on Soviet-era spying secrets, Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault, and Russia’s war economy.

A historic victory leaves Serbia facing tough choices. Hungary tries to restore its public broadcaster's independence, while protests in France echo 1968. Plus: Norway’s borrowed sunshine and rituals of remembrance.

As young people hit the streets across Europe, we take stock of the protests and riots shaking France. Plus, we feature DW’s new 'Call Sign Condor' podcast, exploring why so many Latin Americans are fighting for Ukraine.

Will the US still warn Ukraine of Russian attacks? Why is Ukraine's Hungarian minority so influential? Life in prison for phone theft? Is Serbia's Vucic on the way out? Where can Ukrainian abuse survivors turn in Poland?