DEUTSCHE WELLE

Sunday's vote will either usher in a new "change" government with a razor-thin majority or return the country to a political stalemate likely to trigger a fifth general election since 2019.

Sharif Hassan Zaid and Bassem Awadallah were arrested in early April over an alleged plot against King Abdullah. The pair will stand trial accused of agitating to destabilize the monarchy.

Recent cyberattacks on critical US infrastructure and companies have been blamed on Russian hackers. US President Joe Biden vowed to raise the issue during his meeting with President Vladimir Putin next week.

The blast, in the central city of Shiyan, caused widespread damage to buildings and vehicles, and left several people trapped.

Many Pakistani students were receiving fully-funded scholarships from the Chinese government, but the scholarships have been withheld by Chinese authorities for over a year now.

Scores of civilians and Afghan troops are dead, missing and wounded following multiple attacks.

US President Joe Biden has pledged solidarity with allies against the Kremlin's "challenges to European security." "Putin knows that I won't hesitate to respond to future harmful activities," Biden said.

Voters must pick between left-wing rural school teacher Pedro Castillo and right-wing political veteran Keiko Fujimori.

The scientists are already talking to Johnson & Johnson but are yet to hear from AstraZeneca.

Denmark's complicity in the NSA spying scandal against German politicians has been revealed in a joint European media investigation.

The Tianzhou-2 cargo spacecraft is delivering supplies and equipment to the country's under-construction space station.

Florida has been rocked by another mass shooting that left several dead and dozens more injured. Authorities said they are searching for three attackers.

Sunday's visit is the first by an Israeli foreign minister to Egypt for over a decade. Top of the agenda was the fragile cease-fire as well as plans to rebuild the bombed Palestinian enclave.

As NATO forces begin their withdrawal from Afghanistan, some clerics and Islamist groups sympathetic to the Afghan Taliban are accused of intensifying efforts to solicit support for the militant group.

Thirteen people have died and two children injured after a cable car crashed to the ground near Verbania, in the Piedmont region of northern Italy.

The northern city, Israel's third largest, prides itself on being a model of Arab and Jewish coexistence, but tensions and hostility still exist — and escalated into violent clashes during the 11 days of flare-up.

According to DW's three sources, soldiers are fed a steady stream of propaganda that views the Tatmadaw as the guardian of the embattled Buddhist nation of Myanmar.

The fighting in the country's capital, Kinshasa, occurred on Thursday during the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan.

Child protection campaigners say closed schools and rising poverty, along with the lack of a legal minimum age, are pushing more girls under 18 into marriage.

Just 12% of gas stations in the US capital still have fuel for sale, after cybercriminals forced a shutdown of the nation's largest gasoline pipeline.

Russian President Putin denounced the return of "Russophobia," as the country marked the 76th anniversary of victory in World War II.

While hosting the US TV show Saturday Night Live, Elon Musk publicly spoke for the first time about having Asperger's. He also addressed his controversial tweets and plugged Dogecoin.

Scenes of unmasked dancing and group singing in Madrid's central Puerta del Sol square resembled pre-pandemic nightlife and police had to usher revellers out.

There are cracks appearing in the New Silk Road, otherwise known as the Belt and Road Initiative.

The withdrawal of NATO troops from Afghanistan officially began on Saturday, May 1. The German army plans to bring all of its 1,100 soldiers stationed there back to Germany by mid-August.