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A convoy of trucks carrying aid to Venezuela from Colombia sent off personally by Juan Guaido has been pushed back by Venezuelan troops. But the opposition leader is not giving up. He insists he will deliver the emergency food and medicine.
Wolfsburg notched up another impressive away win against Borussia Mönchengladbach while Bayern Munich made harder work of Hertha Berlin. Elsewhere, another dispiriting loss means it's time for change at Schalke.
It was a bombshell revelation: Reinhard Marx, a top Roman Catholic Cardinal from Germany admitted that the church destroyed files about priests who sexually abused children. Reactions have been fast and furious. DW spoke to survivors protesting in Rome.
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After a long wait at the gates of polling stations, voters rushed to cast their ballots. Some voters are upset by the lack of organization while others are just happy to cast their ballots.
Voters are determined to make their voices heard, with some even camping to get to the top of the line. Young people in particular want change and are ready to vote President Buhari out.
Self-declared interim president Gauido has called for a revolt against Maduro’s government. The Venezuelan opposition has the support of leaders from neighboring countries and the head of the Organization of American States
In Colombia, the human rights organization Equitas is searching for missing people with the help of their relatives. Satellite images, 3D mapping and algorithms are lending new momentum to the seemingly hopeless search. Can technology bring justice?
DW presenter Lukas Stege takes a skiing lesson on the Nebelhorn and tries out a snowbike. He also talks to alpine lodge owner Matthias Geiger about sustainable tourism.
The Allgäu High Alps Nature Reserve provides a winter home to rare animals such as ibex and snow grouse. Biologist Henning Werth is hoping to catch a glimpse.
DW viewers Melissa Mederos and Manny Prades introduce their hometown of Miami. They take you to the city's beach, to the Cuban quarter, and on an airboat ride to the Everglades National Park.
The southern English seaside resort of Brighton has plenty to offer in winter. The stony beach and the charming historic district are less crowded than in summer.
Kamil Piechowiak is a filmmaker from Poland. He accompanied a friend who drove through Mongolia, Russia and Tajikistan in an old Fiat 126.
The #metoo and "Time's Up" movements have reshifted the balance of power in arts and culture. At DW's Global Media Forum in Bonn, a panel of prominent women discuss the seismic changes underway.
Jürgen Handke is known as a pioneer of digital teaching methods. The German professor has an unusual assistant: a humanoid robot named Yuki.
Nigerians head to the polls to vote for a new parliament and for the next president. After four years of economic stagnation and failure to deal with the Boko Haram, President Muhammadu Buhari is under pressure from challenger Atiku Abubakar.
The battle for control of Venezuela takes to the stage, with rival concerts, one just inside, one just outside the impoverished country. Aid waits at the border as Maduro's allies say the US is planning to arm the opposition. PLUS Justice postponed for Kenya's lesbian & gay communities.
The last pocket of territory in Syria held by Islamic State group militants is near the village of Baghouz in the east. In the past few weeks, thousands of civilians, including IS family members, have been evacuated to refugee camps in the north.
US trade talks divide France and Germany - Eco regulator blocks Mexico refinery build - Germany's top automotive rivals join forces - Falling prices suggest Mumbai's property boom is over
One person has been killed in clashes with the Venezuelan military, as efforts to bring aid into the country turn deadly. As the violence played out on the border between Brazil and Venezuela, a charity concert began near the Colombian border.
Since the end of World War Two, the USA have maintained a significant military presence on the Japanese island of Okinawa - and it's been a constant source of resentment for locals. Major protests take place over plans to relocate the US airbase Futenma.
Europe’s 2019 food trends can be summed up as green and good for you. Plus: the French town of Menton celebrates the Lemon Festival. And: Emily Allchurch‘s digital collages give old masters a modern makeover.
British artist Emily Allchurch re-interprets the works of old masters – not with paint and brushes, but with camera and computer. The resulting photo collages are impressive.
People in southern France call lemons Golden Fruit. Every year, they celebrate the Fête du Citron. A highlight is the sculptures made of citrus fruits. Menton’s Lemon Festival is the only one of its kind in the world.
