The World
A program that crosses borders and time zones to bring home the stories that matter.
Residents in neighboring Turkey ‘aren’t afraid’ as involvement in Iran’s war looms
After having three missiles directed into Turkish airspace and shot down by NATO in the last month, more eyes have turned to Turkey. Both Turkish officials and some Istanbul residents maintain the country won’t get involved.
Some political offices in France are not only undisputed, there aren’t any candidates
France is holding its second round of municipal elections this weekend. But it’s struggling with motivating people to run for office. Deutsche Welle, DW’s, Inside Europe reporter Lisa Bryant brings this story from a village near Paris.
The tiny island at the center of the US and Israel’s war with Iran is more than just oil installations
On Mar. 13, the Persian Gulf island of Kharg, which is roughly one-third the size of Manhattan, became the latest target of American jets. US President Donald Trump said that he didn’t order the total destruction of the oil facilities there “for reasons of decency.” Aside from being home to critical oil infrastructure, Kharg Island is also home to a small population, several cultural sites and wildlife.
Housing affordability around the world
As the cost of housing rises globally, The World takes a look at how different cities around the world are trying to cope. We bring you stories from South Korea, South Africa, Austria and Venezuela, as well as a discussion for a wider perspective with housing research director Penny Gurstein.