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Brazil's presidential race is set for a second round on October 30, as far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro and leftist former President Lula da Silva did not secure the votes necessary to claim an outright victory. Go to article
As Brazil votes, DW has everything you need to know about the country, candidates and the big election issues.
With the Brazilian presidential race set for a second round on October 30, DW has a guide to the election system.
The deadline to extend the successful ceasefire in Yemen has come and gone without a new agreement.
Russia has annexed large swathes of southern and eastern Ukraine. What comes now?
Poultry and wild birds all over Europe die of bird flu. Just as was seen with the coronavirus, the flu virus has mutated and stayed a year on the continent. Solutions are barely in sight.
Hospitals are struggling to treat the injured after a deadly stampede at an Indonesian football match.
China's Zero COVID policy is affecting everyday life and business. Why is the country sticking to it?
Despite past scandals, Lula supporters are hoping he will win the Brazilian presidential election.
From the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic, Ian has left a path of destruction.
The Indonesia government has called on police to find the "perpetrators" of the tragedy that left 125 dead.
Experts say decrepit facilities, archaic policing and fan violence produced a toxic combination.
Liz Truss has been forced to make her first policy U-turn less than a month after becoming the prime minister.
The EU's poorest member is struggling with double-digit inflation and divisions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Nearly 30 years after the Bosnian war, the Balkan country remains plagued by friction between its ethnic groups.
Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba offered his resignation, two days after junior military officers rebelled against his rule. The West African country is experiencing a coup within a coup after January's military takeover.
A delegation from the German parliament is visiting Taiwan to underline friendly ties between Berlin and Taipeh.
The boat set off from the Western Sahara some nine days ago, reportedly carrying 34 migrants.
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Former German Chancellor Merkel has largely kept out of the public eye since leaving office. It feels like it's ages ago that she was in charge of the country's affairs, says DW's Jens Thurau.
New efforts have been launched to preserve the shoes of thousands of the youngest Holocaust victims.
The African Union plans to build a huge, modern rail network to connect capitals across the continent by 2033.
On Gandhi's 153rd birthday, here are some ways the iconic leader has been immortalized in popular culture.
Saudi Arabia is investing billions internationally. Critics fear the financial power could be used for political ends.
Bayern Munich's new midfielder Georgia Stanway speaks to DW about life in Germany so far.
Jude Bellingham donned the BVB captain’s armband for the first time on Saturday but couldn't prevent defeat to Cologne.
