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Fußball Bundesliga 9. Spieltag: SC Freiburg - Borussia Dortmund am 27.10.2012 im Mage Solar Stadion in Freiburg. Neven Subotic (l) von Dortmund kämpft mit Daniel Caligiuri (r) von Freiburg um den Ball. Foto: Patrick Seeger/dpa (Achtung Hinweis zur Bildnutzung! Die DFL erlaubt die Weiterverwertung von maximal 15 Fotos (keine Sequenzbilder und keine videoähnlichen Fotostrecken) während des Spiels (einschließlich Halbzeit) aus dem Stadion und/oder vom Spiel im Internet und in Online-Medien. Uneingeschränkt gestattet ist die Weiterleitung digitalisierter Aufnahmen bereits während des Spiels ausschließlich zur internen redaktionellen Bearbeitung (z. B. via Bilddatenbanken).

Tough wins

A member of the Free Syrian Army talks on the radio during an operation in Haram town, Idlib Governorate, October 26, 2012. The Free Syrian Army is advancing over pro-government forces for control of the town. (Photo: REUTERS/Asmaa Waguih)

Syrian cease-fire dead

Demonstrators hold a banner showing Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti and German Chancellor Angela Merkel (Photo: FILIPPO MONTEFORTE,FILIPPO MONTEFORTE/AFP/Getty Images)

'No Monti Day' in Italy

Italian former premier Silvio Berlusconi grimaces as he attends the funeral service of Italian entrepreneur Giampiero Cantoni in Milan (Photo: Luca Bruno, File/AP/dapd)

Berlusconi battles barristers

1270692 Ukraine, Kiev. 10/24/2012 Political campaigning materials on a Kyev street ahead of the coming parliamentary elections. Alexei Furman/RIA Novosti

Ukraine takes to the polls

A woman with a child casts her ballot at a polling station in Vilnius, Lithuania, Sunday, Oct. 14, 2012. Lithuanians are expected to deal a double-blow to the incumbent conservative government in national elections Sunday by handing a victory to opposition leftists and populists and saying 'no' to a new nuclear power plant that supporters claim would boost the country's energy independence. (Foto:Mindaugas Kulbis/AP/dapd)

Round two in Lithuania

Das Bild zeigt einen toten Soldaten, der bei einem Angriff am Sonntag Morgen (21.12.) getötet wurde, als eine aufständische Militäreinheit die Luftwaffenbasis von Bissalanca attackierte. Diese Attacke konnte zurückgeschlagen werden, wobei sieben Soldaten gestorben sind. Copyright: DW/Braima Darame 21.10.2012, Bissau, Guinea-Bissau

Counter-coup leader arrested

Rain and dark clouds PASS over the Empire State Buidling in New York ON August 25 ,2011. New York City is bracing for the arrival of Hurricane Irene. Forecasters are expect it to move up the east coast, where it could hit New York City by late Saturday or Sunday. AFP PHOTO / TIMOTHY A. CLARY (Photo credit should read TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/Getty Images)

Hurricane approaches US coast

Felicitas Hoppe (Photo: DW)

Hoppe takes 2012 Büchner

Italy

Berlusconi verdict - a short-lived victory?

Copyright: Riccardo De Luca/AP/dapd

Silvio Berlusconi was not expecting a prison sentence. However, it merely has symbolic value since the former Italian premier most likely won't end up behind bars. The verdict could even backfire in more ways than one.

Berlusconi conviction divides Italians

Elections

Ukraine prepares for polls

Ukraine is about to elect a new parliament. But with opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko and other critics of President Viktor Yanukovych still in prison, observers warn the vote could be undemocratic.

The boxer who wants to save Ukraine

Ukraine heads toward key election

Ceasefire dead

Fighting in Syria continues despite the agreed ceasefire.

Military

German troops making peace with war

German soldier helps Afghan mother and child as part of ISAF contingent in Kabul, Afghanistan. Photo: AP Photo/ HO

It has been 22 years since the German military restarted its participation in missions abroad. As the military prepares to play a role in the Sahel region of northern Mali, DW looks at the wider role of the Bundeswehr.

Legal gray areas permit German covert missions

More time needed for German military reform

Justice

Rebuilding the rule of law

When violent conflicts have suspended the rule of law, foreign experts can help to rebuild the judicial system. But they can only be successful if they treat local partners as equals.

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  • Hungarian hat-trick

    Bundesliga match day 9

    Hungarian hat-trick

    Adam Szalai scored all three in Mainz's 3-0 win over the hopeless Hoffenheim. The Hungarian striker now leads the Bundesliga's top-scorer list with seven goals in the season so far - alongside Bayern Munich's Mario Mandzukic.

  • Schalke struggle for victory

    Bundesliga match day 9

    Schalke struggle for victory

    Schalke had to play a patient game against Nuremberg to earn their 1-0 win. Jefferson Farfan scored for the Royal Blues, a goal that lifted them to second in the league.

  • Dortmund win in the snow

    Bundesliga match day 9

    Dortmund win in the snow

    Jürgen Klopp's Dortmund had to overcome the weather as well as the opposition to win 2-0 in Freiburg. Neven Subotic and Mario Götze scored the goals in an otherwise mediocre contest.

  • Memorable day for Fürth

    Bundesliga match day 9

    Memorable day for Fürth

    Greuther Fürth scored their first ever goal at home in the top Bundesliga as they drew 1-1 with Bremen. Despite earning a point, the Bavarian debutantes are last in the league and have just six points - and one win - for the season.

  • First post-Magath win

    Bundesliga match day 9

    First post-Magath win

    Wolfsburg celebrated their second win of the season with interim coach Lorenz-Günther Köstner, who replaced the sacked Felix Magath. Their 4-1 win over Düsseldorf was enough to lift them from last place in the table, while promoted Düsseldorf remained in 11th.

  • Hamburg keep winning

    Bundesliga match day 9

    Hamburg keep winning

    Thorsten Fink's Hamburg continued their return to form with a 2-0 win over Augsburg on Friday that lifted them to sixth in the table. Augsburg, on the other hand, are still rooted to second from bottom with six points.

  • Frankfurt hot on Bayern's heels

    Bundesliga match day 9

    Frankfurt hot on Bayern's heels

    In Sunday's matches, Frankfurt face a rejuvenated Stuttgart, who have won seven points in their last three games. But Frankfurt still only have one defeat to their name this season, and still look in impressive form.

  • Nine in a row for Munich?

    Bundesliga match day 9

    Nine in a row for Munich?

    Leverkusen have only taken two meager points from their last 18 visits to Munich, and with rampant Bayern still on a 100 percent record, it seems unlikely that they'll add any more on Sunday.

  • Mönchengladbach back in business

    Bundesliga match day 9

    Mönchengladbach back in business

    After their Europa League success over Olympique Marseille in midweek, Mönchengladbach fans will want to see a similar spirit against Hannover on Sunday. The Foals are languishing in 13th spot, while their opponents are in eighth.


    Author: Thomas Klein / bk | Editor : Milan Gagnon

Composer Henze dies at 86

Hans Werner Henze, one of the most influential composers of the late 20th century, dies at 86.

Children and Families

Parents fight for rights of stillborn children

Child holding a teddy bear Photo: picture-alliance/dpa

In Germany stillborn babies weighing less than 500 grams are disposed of without being registered - almost as if they never existed. Now parents have successfully petitioned the German parliament to change the law.

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