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Fußball Bundesliga 3. Spieltag: Hannover 96 - SV Werder Bremen am Samstag (15.09.2012) in der AWD-Arena in Hannover. Leon Andreasen von Hannover bejubelt seinen Treffer zum 2:0 gegen SV Werder Bremen. Foto: Peter Steffen dpa/lni (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).)

Northern rollercoaster

Sudanese demonstrators stand in front of the burning German embassy in Khartoum (REUTERS/Mohamed Nureldin Abdallah)

Sudan says no to US marines

Benedict XVI arrives in his Pope Mobile vehicle at the Baabda Presidential Palace near Beirut. Photo: REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir

Pope in Lebanon

++++ Alternativer Ausschnitt +++ epa03398423 A handout photo made available by Syria's Arab News Agency SANA shows Syrian President Bashar Assad (C-R) meeting with the U.N.-Arab League envoy, Lakhdar Brahimi (C-L), in Damascus, Syria on 15 September 2012 for talks that focused on the 18-month-old crisis in the country. Brahimi_s meeting with Assad is the first since he has replaced the former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan. Brahimi, who is on a three-day visit to Syria, held a series of meetings in Damascus with Syrian officials and opposition leaders in order to shape a clear perspective for his future initiative to end the crisis. EPA/SANA / HANDOUT HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Syrian envoy reignites talks

A man tries to climb over police lines during an anti-Japanese protest over the Diaoyu islands issue, known as the Senkaku islands in Japanese, outside the Japanese Embassy in Beijing on September 15, 2012.

Anti-Japan riot in China

Opposition protesters march in Moscow against the rule of president Vladimir Putin. (Photo: Deutsche Welle)

Russians rally against Putin

Afghan police in training (Photo: DW)

Afghan 'insider' attack kills 4

Miners arrive for a march at Rustenburg in South Africa's North West Province, (REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko)

Police fire gas at strikers

Spaniards protesting in Madrid. One holds at "No" placard. (Photo: Getty Images) eingestellt: rb

Anti-austerity protests

Euro symbol

Wrangle over EU bank plan

Muslim Protests

Muslims in Germany decry anti-Western violence

A Sudanese demonstrator burns a German flag (Photo credit should read ASHRAF SHAZLY/AFP/GettyImages)

Muslims in Germany have spoken out not only against an amateur anti-Islam film, but also against the violent protests around the Arab world that it has triggered. Similar violent protests are seen as unlikely in Europe.

Was the German embassy in Sudan a random target?

After the attack on Germany's embassy in Sudan by angry protesters, many are left wondering why it was a target. (15.09.2012) 

Germany's Westerwelle condemns the Khartoum attacks

US-Arab relations

US may need to readjust focus in Arab relations

Tunisian protesters burn the U.S. flag during a demonstration outside the U.S. embassy in Tunis September 12, 2012. Tunisian police fired teargas and rubber bullets into the air on Wednesday to disperse a protest over a U.S.-made film depicting the Prophet Mohammad near the U.S. Embassy in the capital Tunis, a Reuters reporter said. REUTERS/Zoubeir Souissi (TUNISIA - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST RELIGION)

Protests against an anti-Islam film originating in the US are spreading across Muslim countries. Western powers may have to reconsider their policies toward volatile Arab regions, experts say.

In Focus: Protests across the Muslim world

Pope in Lebanon

Pope Benedict appeals for peace in Lebanon amid tensions across the Middle East.

European Union

The EU's banking union is still a long way away

ARCHIV - Die Euro-Skulptur des Künstlers Otmar Hörl leuchtet am 04.03.2009 in Frankfurt am Main vor der Zentrale der Europäischen Zentralbank (EZB).Die grassierende Schuldenkrise könnte Deutschland seine Topbonität kosten. Die US-Ratingagentur Standard & Poor's hat den Ausblick für die gesamte Eurozone auf «negativ» gesetzt. Deutschland oder Frankreich laufen damit Gefahr, bei der Kreditwürdigkeit ihre Spitzennote «AAA» zu verlieren. Foto: Arne Dedert dpa +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

While the EU agrees that it needs a banking union, sorting out the details is somewhat tricky. Despite slow progress at the Cyprus summit, a common banking supervisory by January 2013 seems increasingly unlikely.

Eurozone crisis

In Focus Anger at austerity in cash-strapped Spain

With protests planned all over the country this week, DW takes an in-depth look at the consequences of Spain's economic and social crisis.

The real face of austerity in Spain

Madrid's 'slum of shame'

Asia

Ieng Thirith Photo: MARK PETERS / ECCC HANDOUT dpa +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++

Khmer Rouge tribunal

Prosecutors at Cambodia's UN-backed war crimes tribunal appeal the release of Ieng Thirith.

Africa

Childen at a school in Kenya (Photo:Ben Curtis/AP/dapd)

Economic boom

Fewer births, plus increased democracy, means great economic potential for Africa.

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  • Win without Robben and Ribery

    Bundesliga match day 3

    Win without Robben and Ribery

    Mainz have been a bogey team for Bayern Munich in recent seasons, but this time they claimed an easy 3-1 victory. Mario Mandzukic, Bastian Schweinsteiger and Toni Kroos scored for the home side, while Adam Szalai scored from the spot for the guests.

  • The watchful gaze of the chancellor

    Bundesliga match day 3

    The watchful gaze of the chancellor

    Angela Merkel was on hand to see Dortmund's painless 3-0 win over Bayer Leverkusen. The chancellor was there to promote the government's new integration initiative "Go your own way." Though she wore a Dortmund scarf, she dressed in Leverkusen's black and red. The champions' goals were scored by Mats Hummels, Jakub Blaszczykowski and Robert Lewandowski.

  • Home defeat for Gladbach

    Bundesliga match day 3

    Home defeat for Gladbach

    For the first time under new coach Lucien Favre, Mönchengladbach conceded three goals in a home game. Timm Klose, Timmy Simons, and the excellent Hiroshi Kiyotake scored for Nuremberg, while Luuk de Jong and Granit Xhaka's goals were not enough for the home side. Klose notched up his first ever Bundesliga win.

  • Huszti wins it for Hannover

    Bundesliga match day 3

    Huszti wins it for Hannover

    Hannover got the spectacular decider in the third minute of stoppage time through Szabolcs Huszti in their 3-2 win over Bremen. The Hungarian had already scored the opener with a sublime free-kick and provided the cross for Leon Andreasen's header for the 2-0. Aaron Hunt and Kevin de Bruyne got Werder back in it before Huszti settled the game.

  • Third game, fifth point for Düsseldorf

    Bundesliga match day 3

    Third game, fifth point for Düsseldorf

    Only the guests will have enjoyed the 0-0 between Stuttgart and Düsseldorf, with Fortuna still unbeaten after their third game after promotion. But Stuttgart will have garnered little comfort from their one point - they're still at the wrong end of the table.

  • Tedious kick-around in Augsburg

    Bundesliga match day 3

    Tedious kick-around in Augsburg

    Friday's 0-0 between Augsburg and Wolfsburg could have whetted the appetite for the Bundesliga weekend - instead it probably caused a bit of indigestion. There were few goal chances, and little or no technical skill. But at least it supplied the struggling Wolfsburg with their first point.

  • Fürth's most famous fan

    Bundesliga match day 3

    Fürth's most famous fan

    Henry Kissinger, Nobel Peace Prize winner and former US secretary of state, regularly came to watch Greuther Fürth play when he was growing up, before his family emigrated to the US. On Saturday, he saw them lose 2-0 to Schalke. Julian Draxler and Lewis Holtby scored the Royal Blue goals.

  • Van der Vaart - the savior?

    Bundesliga match day 3

    Van der Vaart - the savior?

    Desperate Hamburg are putting all their eggs in one basket - Rafael van der Vaart has been called in to lift HSV from the bottom of the Bundesliga. The 13-million-euro signing is about to face his first test against Frankfurt. A lot of pressure for one Dutchman.

  • Freiburg host Hoffenheim

    Bundesliga match day 3

    Freiburg host Hoffenheim

    Hoffenheim coach Markus Babbel needs a result on Sunday. Ahead of the game in Freiburg, his club lie at the bottom of the table without a point. Another defeat and Babbel could well start fearing for his job.


    Author: Tobias Oelmaier / bk | Editor: Charlotte Chelsom-Pill

Greece

Is Greece a security risk for NATO?

The nuclear-powered submarine "USS Newport" off the coast of Crete in Souda Bay.(Archivfoto vom 25.10.2004). Das atomar betriebene Jagd-U-Boot "USS Newport News" ist im Arabischen Meer nahe der Straße von Hormus mit einem japanischen Tanker kollidiert. Es gebe aber keine Berichte über Verletzte, wie das Außenministerium in Tokio am Dienstag (09.01.2007) mitteilte. Foto: U.S. Navy/Paul Farley +++(c) dpa - Report+++

Greece staying in the eurozone is not just an economic question, some experts say. It is also a geopolitical concern. They argue that a Greek exit could have negative effects for NATO. But is that really the case?

Food and Drink

Fairtrade booms in Germany

Fairtrade chocolate (dpa)

The demand for Fairtrade-certified products is growing. Millions of farmers in Africa, Asia, and Latin America benefit, but unstable commodities prices mean it is still risky business.

Finance

20 years of 'Black Wednesday': How George Soros toppled the Bank of England

Stockbroker looking at monitors

Financial speculators bet against states‘ weaknesses. Two decades ago, George Soros took this principle to the extreme and toppled a central bank.

Art

Berlin's daring oxymoron: indoor street art

Work by artist Inti from Chile at the Stroke Urban Art Fair in Berlin

Berlin has long been known as a hub of street art. But the city is running out of walls - and political support for the alternative genre. Street artists are moving indoors, and keeping the scene thriving.

The hot and the hip

Tacheles may have closed, but there's no shortage of edgy art in Berlin.

Students in Cape Town celebrate a new school library which was made possible by the mentoring organization Unako

Generation Change

Lonwabo in Cape Town has founded a school library and a mentoring program for students.

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