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80 years since Nazi-Soviet 'non-aggression' pact 23.08.2019 | 01:19 mins.

Eighty years ago, the foreign ministers of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union put their signatures to a treaty that would change the course of world history. One week later Nazi Germany invaded Poland -- heralding the beginning of World War Two.

Cathay Pacific struggles as unions protest 23.08.2019 | 01:23 mins.

Cathay Pacific is undergoing the most serious challenge in its 72-year history. Shares have tanked on signs the airline has been targeted by Beijing over employees joining pro-democracy protests.
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Inside Europe: Prague protest links the past and present 23.08.2019 | 04:27 mins.

Demonstrators in the Czech capital Prague marched through the city centre this week to mark 50 years since Communist security forces brutally suppressed mass protests a year after the 1968 Soviet occupation. However, the march was also a protest against the current political establishment, amidst claims that democracy and the rule of law are increasingly at risk. Rob Cameron reports..

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30 years ago: The Baltic human chain for freedom and independence 22.08.2019

As the Soviet Union was on the brink of collapse in 1989, Baltic nations made history. Millions of Estonians, Lithuanians and Latvians protested by forming a human chain. Their demand was independence.
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EU sanctions on Russia: Who gains, who loses? 20.08.2019 | 04:36 mins.

In 2014 Russia annexed Crimea. The European Union imposed trade and finance sanctions in response. They have not caused Vladimir Putin to change his ways; they have, however, hit the exports of German engineering companies and Russian farmers.
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Bundesliga Matchday 1 in pictures 18.08.2019

We go again! Bayern kick off with a draw against Hertha Berlin, while Dortmund concede early and then run riot against Augsburg. On Sunday, Union Berlin were brought back down to earth by RB Leipzig.
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East vs West in the Berlin derby: Hertha to face Union in the Bundesliga 14.08.2019 | 02:30 mins.

For the first time in over 40 years, the German capital has two teams in the Bundesliga: Hertha BSC from the western side, and Union Berlin from the east. The two sides have never faced each other in the top flight, and the buzz around the Berlin derby is already huge.

Croatian fish industry pins hopes on EU market 12.08.2019 | 01:21 mins.

In the natural beauty of eastern Croatia near the edge of the Nature Park Papuk, sustainable fish farming is a growing industry and jobs generator. But, when it comes to fish consumption, Croats are among the lowest in Europe with around 8 kilograms per person a year. That represents an export opportunity to other European Union nations.
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Sudan military and activists finalize power-sharing deal 03.08.2019 | 01:50 mins.

Sudan's ruling military council and a pro-democracy opposition coalition have agreed on a transitional government. The deal follows weeks of African Union-led negotiations and street protests for civilian rule, some of which ended in deadly violence.
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Inside Europe: Latvia's shrinking population 02.08.2019 | 04:33 mins.

Since joining the European Union in 2004, Latvia - one of the Baltic states - has lost one fifth of its population. Economic migration has been the biggest factor behind this decline. Demographers are warning that unless the government takes specific steps to tackle the problem, the exodus will continue. Ģederts Ģelzis reports.

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Inside Europe: Mass graves spark protests in Belarus 02.08.2019 | 08:07 mins.

Thirty years ago, mass graves were discovered outside Minsk, the capital of Belarus. A partial exhumation of remains revealed that the victims had been executed during purges by Soviet leader Josef Stalin. Up to a quarter of a million people were murdered in the forest. Decades on, their graves are sparking protests. Emily Sherwin reports.

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Aid organizations see pushbacks in Croatia 01.08.2019 | 04:54 mins.

Croatian police are said to have stopped refugees at the border with Bosnia and sent them back without giving them a chance to apply for asylum. This violates European Union law.
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African logbook - On the road in Mali and Niger 31.07.2019 | 42:36 mins.

The EU has enlisted the help of Mali and Niger in an effort to keep African immigrants in Africa. A documentary that focuses on one of the most complicated and geopolitically important regions in the world: Niger and Mali.
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UK PM Boris Johnson gives first address to Parliament 25.07.2019 | 01:52 mins.

In his first speech as prime minister, Boris Johnson offered a sweeping, optimistic vision of a Britain without the European Union. He outlined his approach to Brexit, rejecting the current divorce deal as "unacceptable."

EU focuses on Sahel region in containing migration 23.07.2019 | 04:01 mins.

Mauritania, Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger and Chad call themselves the G5 Sahel. They face immense challenges of poverty and unrest. The European Union is pumping financial support into the G5 Sahel, with money going to security and education.
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Focus on Europe - Spotlight on People 18.07.2019 | 26:05 mins.

We come to you from Rome for our special edition on freedom of movement in the European Union. The Treaties of Rome allowed for people in the EU to live, work and travel more freely across borders. But risks remain.
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Turkey to continue Cyprus drilling despite EU penalties 16.07.2019 | 01:27 mins.

The Turkish government has described sanctions approved by the European Union as "worthless". The EU doesn't recognise Turkey's claim to waters off the island and considers the drilling illegal.
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EU punishes Turkey over Cyprus drilling 15.07.2019 | 01:20 mins.

The European Union has approved punitive measures against Turkey after Ankara deployed two ships to explore for natural gas off the coast of Cyprus.

'Georgia feels itself European': President Salome Zurabishvili talks to DW 14.07.2019 | 02:42 mins.

President Salome Zurabishvili speaks with DW about Georgia's 15-year-long effort to join the European Union, emphasizing the country's "exceptional stability."
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Inside Europe: Finland's ambitious plans for climate action 12.07.2019 | 03:57 mins.

Finland took over the rotating presidency of the European Union this month, vowing to pass tougher environmental protection laws during its six-month term. Teri Schultz visited Helsinki where climate action was the centrepiece of the kick-off ceremony.

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EU top jobs: Haggling instead of inspiration? 11.07.2019 | 26:05 mins.

The EU's citizens voted. But it was the heads of member states that nominated the leadership positions. Are they the best choice for the challenges facing Europe? Guests: Tom Nuttall (Economist), Milan Nic (DGAP), Emmanuelle Chaze (DW)
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Pay to Pollute: Emissions trading explained 10.07.2019 | 01:48 mins.

Profits often trump climate protection. That’s why the European Union has established a cap on certain greenhouse gases that can be emitted by companies. Firms that emit more have to purchase carbon permits. Does this emissions trading scheme work?

African leaders launch free trade bloc 08.07.2019 | 01:19 mins.

An African Union summit in Niger signed off on the deal agreed in March after four years of negotiations. It aims to unite 1.3 billion people and cover $3.4tn in exports.
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DW Business - Africa 05.07.2019 | 12:10 mins.

Free-trade Zone: African Union poised to launch free-trade zone - No Deal: Kenyan families reject Boeing compensation offer
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