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Aleppo: Syria's biggest battle

Aleppo has turned into the largest battleground since Syria's conflict erupted in 2011, according to the UN's head. More than 200 people have been killed since the Syrian army launched their latest siege of the city. Go to article

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Police search for motive in mall shooting

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Authorities say they are still working to determine what prompted the suspect to open fire in a Washington state mall. Police report the assailant said nothing, but was "zombie-like" during his arrest.

Why the presidential debates between Clinton and Trump are unpredictable

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The presidential debates between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are a high-stakes event for both candidates. How they turn out could depend to a large degree on one thing.

Fences and walls along the Balkan route

Austria was instrumental in the closing of the Balkan route six months ago. Now a meeting in Vienna has taken stock of the closure. Germany's chancellor has emphasized common goals, as Barbara Wesel reports from Vienna.

Turkey's Saturday mothers meet for 600th time

Türkei Istanbul Demonstration der Samstagsmütter

The families of the forcibly disappeared in Turkey have gathered for a symbolic 600th time demanding justice. The Saturday Mothers movement is one of the longest running civil disobedience campaigns in the country.

Calais migrants to be dispersed across France

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French President Francois Hollande has said 9,000 places are to be created around the country for migrants living in Calais. In a TV interview, he said the 'Jungle' camp would be dismantled.

Poles renew protest against ruling PiS party

Tens of thousands of Poles have staged a further protest in Warsaw against government policies that have also alarmed the EU. Their march began outside the constitutional court which is facing curbs to its powers.

Spanish vote could unblock political deadlock

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Spain's Basque and Galicia regions vote Sunday in elections that might help unblock the nation's nine-month political deadlock. A poor Socialist showing could lead to a right-wing coalition in Madrid.

Triple bombings hit Tikrit

Stanley "Buckwheat" Dural Jr., who hailed from a family of cotton pickers in rural Louisiana, has died at 68. He is credited with bringing the zydeco genre from a corner of southwest Louisiana to the wider world.

Holocaust survivor Mannheimer dies aged 96

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Max Mannheimer, who spent two years in Nazi death camps, including Auschwitz, has passed away at a Munich hospital. No cause of death has been given.

Thousands march against racism in Helsinki

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Around 15,000 people have gathered in Helsinki to protest against racism and violent right-wing extremism. The protests were sparked by the death of a man who was reportedly attacked by a neo-Nazi group.

Fear of war grips Pakistan-administered Kashmir

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As tensions rise between India and Pakistan following weeks of violent clashes in India-administered Kashmir, many fear the conflict may escalate further. Naomi Conrad reports from Pakistan.

Alleged 'IS' member arrested in German airport

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A suspected member of the self-declared 'Islamic State' group has been arrested at Dusseldorf airport on his return from Turkey. He is believed to have attended a Syrian training camp.

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Congo promises elections after UN appeal

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The AU, EU, and UN have issued a statement calling for a peaceful resolution to the DRC's political turmoil. Longtime President Joseph Kabila has not yet called elections that should have been held this year.

Euskirchen boy brutally attacked at school

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A 12-year-old sustained life-threatening injuries after allegedly suffering a brutal attack at the hands of three classmates in Euskirchen, west of Bonn. The suspects may be too young to face any legal consequences.

Bayern Munich, Bayer Leverkusen snatch wins

A day of late drama in the Bundesliga saw Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen snatch late wins and Frankfurt rescue a point in the dying minutes. Borussia Mönchengladbach warmed up for a date with Barcelona with a win.

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USA Kolumbien Ingrid Betancourt stellt ihr Buch vor in New York

'Sometimes, it is impossible to forgive'

Colombia is poised to end 52 years of civil war. Ahead of the peace treaty between the government and FARC guerrillas, ex-hostage Íngrid Betancourt speaks exclusively to DW about reconciliation and the chance for peace.

New home for African-American history

It's been seen as a culmination of decades of struggle. The African American Museum in Washington D.C. is being officially thrown open to the public on September 24. The 540 million-dollar museum exhibits the highs and lows of African American history.

Thais 'must change Poo and Pee nicknames'

A Bangkok-based student agency is warning young Thais to change their nicknames when they move to New Zealand. Many Thais have been ridiculed when they introduce themselves abroad as Bum, Meow or Pet.

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CITES conference: Future of wildlife at stake

The future of world's most threatened wild species will be discussed at the wildlife conference in South Africa. DW takes a look at the key facts around this international meeting on wildlife trade and trafficking.

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Could e-residency offer a way around Brexit?

Could Estonia's e-residency program offer a way out of Britain's Brexit bind? Kaspar Korjus, director of the country's program thinks that digital nomadism could be the way forward for Britons and British companies.

Video games - a hazard or a help?

Violent video games often come under fire from people who say gaming turns children into lazy, aggressive loners. But some experts now claim a bit of digital violence can improve your social life - and your grades.