[en] In this paper we describe some highlights of recent physics results from the D0 experiment at the Tevatron bar pp collider. One aspect of recent QCD experimentation has been the emphasis on studies of events with rapidity gaps; the characteristics of such events in the D0 data are described. The non-abelian nature of the electroweak interaction is a well defined property of the standard model. The very high energies available at the Tevatron have opened a new window which permits the testing of this aspect of the standard model. The highlight among recent results was the observation of the top quark and this result is discussed. At the highest energy available, D0 is conducting numerous searches for phenomena which might indicate the structure of the world beyond the electroweak scale. We discuss searches for the particles of supersymmetry. The luminosity of the collider will increase dramatically over the next five years. This will open new fields of investigation for an upgraded D0 detector