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Beirut: Protesters demand sweeping change 20.10.2019 | 02:25 mins.

It started over tax hikes, but it doesn’t stop there: demonstrators in Beirut have been out on the streets for a fourth day of protests, demanding sweeping changes.

Top stories in 90 seconds 20.10.2019 | 01:30 mins.

DW brings you the top international news stories in brief
Bundesliga Matchday 8: In pictures

Bundesliga Matchday 8: In pictures 20.10.2019

After Bayern Munich missed the chance to win in Augsburg, a fortunate Borussia Dortmund squeezed out a much-needed victory to open things up at the top. There were also important wins for Union, Fortuna and Cologne.

British PM Boris Johnson sends EU two letters 20.10.2019 | 01:47 mins.

Johnson sent the EU an unsigned letter requesting a Brexit deadline extension and another signed letter arguing against a delay.
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Madrid deluged by huge flock of migrating sheep 20.10.2019

The Spanish capital's streets were closed to traffic on Sunday so that flocks of sheep could migrate to southern pastures. A 600-year-old agreement allows farmers to pay a tiny fee to cut through the bustling city.

Using messaging apps to mobilize Catalan protestors 20.10.2019 | 02:33 mins.

The pro-independence Catalan movement has been organizing itself with the help messaging apps. Apps like Telegram ensure anonymity, but that also makes it hard for organizers to judge who is actually getting involved.
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Turkey's offensive in Syria: Grief on the border 20.10.2019 | 03:08 mins.

Turkey's offensive against Kurdish fighters in northeast Syria is taking place against a backdrop of international criticism. As the fighting escalates, residents on both sides of the border are feeling the impact. DW correspondent Julia Hahn reports.
Russland Moskau | Fridays for Future Protest | Arshak Makichyan

Russian climate change activist goes it alone 20.10.2019 | 03:03 mins.

Russia ranks as the world's fourth biggest polluter. But huge climate change protests around the world have not been matched there. Authorities don't often grant permits for rallies, so one protester in the capital Moscow has been going it alone.
Norwegen Bergen | Historische Häuser Bryggen

Norwegian melancholy 20.10.2019 | 06:36 mins.

Bergen is the rainiest town in Europe. Is that why it has brought forth so many famous writers? Tomas Espedal is from there; Karl Ove Knausgård, his most famous student, spent years there. We visit Norway, the special guest at the Frankfurt Book Fair.
Kurdische Demonstranten protestieren gegen die Militäraktion der Türkei im Nordosten Syriens in Köln

Thousands demonstrate for peace in northern Syria 19.10.2019 | 01:40 mins.

Thousands of people took to the streets in several German cities to protest against the Turkish military action in northern Syria, which is predominantly inhabited by Kurds. More than 10,000 people gathered in Cologne, where an escalation of the protests had been feared.
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Artificial Intelligence goes literary 19.10.2019 | 05:31 mins.

In the era of virtual reality, creative cyborgs and digital popstars are making their way into fiction. The Arts+ festival at the Frankfurt Book Fair explores the future of culture and creativity in the digital age.
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Sebastião Salgado's eloquent photographs 19.10.2019 | 05:58 mins.

They are stunningly beautiful and deeply political at the same time. Salgado shows us people in need and nature at risk. He needs no words to convey important, urgent messages. He is the recipent of this year's Peace Prize of the German Book Trade.
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Can we still save the Earth? 19.10.2019 | 05:43 mins.

The climate crisis is leaving its mark on literature: Jonathan Safran Foer says we must change the way we eat; Norwegian Maja Lunde is working on a Climate Quartet of novels. Can books make a difference?
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Arts.21 - Writing the future: Frankfurt Book Fair 2019 19.10.2019 | 26:06 mins.

"Create Your Revolution" -- the fair addresses pressing themes such as climate change, saving the world, artificial intelligence and creativity; Sebastião Salgado and the stories his photos tell. The guest of honor this year is Norway.

Boris Johnson thwarted 19.10.2019 | 02:21 mins.

It is a crushing blow to the prime minister's Brexit plans. British MPs backed an amendment to delay a vote on the Brexit deal that Johnson reached with the EU just days ago. It withholds the parliament's approval until legislation to implement the deal has passed.
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Saxony's Wine Route 19.10.2019 | 26:06 mins.

Saxony's Wine Route is one of Germany's smallest wine-growing regions. It is notable for its steep-slope vineyards, dry stone walls and small palaces. Lukas Stege steams downriver from Dresden via Radebeul to Meissen.
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Holiday video: Action in Australia 19.10.2019 | 01:02 mins.

Hiking, rock-climbing, diving - DW viewer Sina Mölleck from Berlin had a lot of fun on her trip to Australia.
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Spitsbergen in Europe's High North 19.10.2019 | 03:34 mins.

Spitzbergen lies halfway between Norway's mainland and the North Pole. The largest settlement on the archipelago is Longyearbyen. Nicole Frölich visits the northernmost town in Europe.
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The Albrechtsburg in Meissen 19.10.2019 | 03:04 mins.

A fortress, palace and porcelain factory - the turbulent history of Albrechtsburg, towering over the Elbe for over 1000 years. Here, Johann Friedrich Böttger perfected porcelain.

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The Dresden of Augustus the Strong 19.10.2019 | 03:09 mins.

300 years ago, Prince-Elector Augustus the Strong transformed Dresden into a baroque city of arts. The Zwinger Palace, the Frauenkirche and the Dresden Castle's state apartments were built during his reign.
Ägypten | Mumien- und Sarkophagfund

Egypt boasts biggest ancient mummy find in over a century 19.10.2019

Mummies of ancient priests, priestesses, and children were discovered in Egypt's city of Luxor, with 3,000-year-old coffins still showing original paint and inscriptions. The find will soon be accessible to tourists.
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The Day with Phil Gayle 19.10.2019 | 26:00 mins.

Has Turkey already broken the terms of a 120-hour ceasefire deal in northern Syria? Phil Gayle talks to Rümeysa Kadak of the AK Party. And will Britain's Boris Johnson win support for his Brexit deal on a 'Super Saturday' sitting of the UK parliament?

Catalan separatists clash with police in Barcelona 19.10.2019 | 02:34 mins.

As darkness descended on Barcelona, so too did violence. It was a predictable end to the fifth day of protest in Catalonia - even if the vast majority of the half a million who marched had done so peacefully.

British parliament debates Johnson EU deal 19.10.2019 | 01:35 mins.

British PM Boris Johnson needs enough MPs to support his deal - or to agree on leaving without one. In a rare Saturday session, British parliament debates the latest deal for leaving the EU.
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