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May 22, 2013

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France protests: Demonstrations resume with more violence feared

France is deploying some 70,000 police as fresh nationwide protests are set to begin. DW has more.

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Africa

Will Guinea-Bissau remain trapped in political chaos?

Elections scheduled for December 6 have been postponed indefinitely, leaving a return to civilian rule uncertain.

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Asia

Japan-Russia ties erode as journalist sits in Moscow jail

Claiming that Japan is using journalists as spies, the Kremlin is denying access to a reporter detained in Russia.

Germany

Can Germany revive its economy before the AfD gains ground?

As war, rising costs and Chinese competition test Germany's export model, which new sectors could revive growth?

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Europe

Experts sound the alarm as EU moves to loosen rules on pesticide use

The EU wants to ease pesticides rules to help farmers. But health and environment experts say the risks are too great.

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Middle East

Iran conflict: Could a new phase of the war be imminent?

Iran threatens US bases as US and Israel reportedly consider new strikes. Could a new phase of the war be imminent?

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North America

Many US voters are undecided, disillusioned or disengaged

DW's Ines Pohl went to Pennsylvania to find out what,if anything, will get voters to the polls.

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Latin America

Brazil election: Voters in Rio split over crime and policing

As voters weigh crime against police violence, Brazil's election is playing out in the streets of Penha in Rio.

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