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The Arab League has announced that it's freezing its monitoring mission in Syria in the wake of a rash of violence that has claimed the lives of 80 people. The league is blaming Damascus for the continuing violence. »
Syria rejects latest Arab League plan
Observer mission in Syria doomed to fail
Ongoing negotiations between the top leadership of Greece and negotiators for banks and private investors have closed without a final agreement, but both sides say they are making progress. »
Greece faces deep structural reform as options run out
At the 48th Munich Security Conference, starting February 3, global leaders and generals will tackle Europe's relationship with Asia and the impact of the Arab Spring. DW spoke with Chairman Wolfgang Ischinger. »
Serbian hooligans shame their country at the European handball championships in Serbia.»
Spain struggles with a record number of unemployed people, the highest level in 17 years.»
Hundreds protest the recent results of the Kazakh election, deemed by observers to be unfair.»
All three Bundesliga title challengers in action on Saturday won their matches. At home, Borussia Dortmund dismantled Hoffenheim and Bayern Munich beat Wolfsburg. On the road, Schalke came from behind to smash Cologne. »
Growing economies are playing an increasingly important role in the global economy, serving as the driver of growth. At the World Economic Forum in Davos they are leaving a powerful impression. »
Critics ramp up the pressure at Davos
Davos delegates consider German recipes for success
There's been a new migration to Berlin from across Europe since the EU opened up, but few have flocked in like the Spanish, it seems. As DW's Stuart Braun found out, most have little choice but to stay. »
Colonel Gadhafi may be dead, but old conflicts are still very much alive in parts of Libya.»
In Italy, many are deeply embarrassed by the behavior of the captain of the sunken cruise ship.»
Four more Murdoch journalists are under arrest in the UK as a newspaper scandal continues.»
In December 2010 a young Tunisian street vendor set himself on fire, triggering a wave of unprecedented protests across the Middle East and North Africa. Click here for Deutsche Welle's in-depth coverage and analysis. »
What drives millions of people to leave home every year? Some 3 percent of the world's population is made up of migrants who live abroad for economic and other reasons. Many of them look to Europe for a better future. »
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