DW (dw.com), short for Deutsche Welle, is Germany’s international news and media outlet. It publishes reporting, analysis, and multimedia content in multiple languages, covering international politics, economics, culture, and world affairs.
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DW (dw.com), short for Deutsche Welle, is Germany’s international news and media outlet. It publishes reporting, analysis, and multimedia content in multiple languages, covering international politics, economics, culture, and world affairs.
Also covered·SourcesFox News15:50 UTCNPR16:34 UTCLos Angeles Times16:41 UTCThehill16:45 UTCThe New York Times16:48 UTCAP News16:50 UTCCNN16:58 UTCSouth China Morning Post17:57 UTCand 13 more
A German public-law broadcaster controlled and overseen under Germany’s federal government framework for public broadcasting.
Funding
Government (federal) funding.
Business model
Funded by the government of Germany.
Coverage
International news and affairs with explanatory reporting on politics, conflicts, economics, and culture for a global audience.
Reputation
DW is generally regarded as a professional international broadcaster, while critics sometimes point to its ties to German government funding and oversight.
Notes
Government (federal) funded, so editorial independence is often discussed in relation to state oversight.
Content and emphasis can vary by language site.
Some region- or format-specific pages may republish material from partners.
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