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@dwnews - Is this the most hated YouTube song ever?
The world's least satisfying video
For pedants, a video by internet comedy collective WunderTütenFabrik is a real horror movie!
@dwnews - Social media is obsessed with Macron-Trogneux age gap
@dwnews - #IAmAPreExistingCondition
Viewer's video from Myanmar
Check-in viewer Chi Wing Cheung travels through Myanmar. He always takes his yoyo along.
Africalink on air – 05 May 2017
The World Economic Forum wraps up in Durban+++Nigerian President reappears amidst worries over his health concern
Eiffel Tower protest against Marine Le Pen
Greenpeace activists unfurled a 300-square-meter banner from the Eiffel Tower on the last day of campaigning in Paris. The anti-Le Pen protest claimed she would be a threat to French values.
Berlin environment blog: To boldly go
We go Berlin-adjacent in this environment blog post as a city snob happens upon some green innovations in Brandenburg.
@dwnews - When pranks go wrong
Royal mystery trending on Twitter
The internet was ablaze with speculation after Queen Elizabeth scheduled an emergency meeting.
My picture of the week | Yellow for Muntari, red for racism
Tired of racist insults by fans during an Italian soccer match, Sulley Muntari turned to the referee for help. Then he ended up getting a yellow card. That's not how to combat racism, says DW sports editor Hecko Flores.
Holiday video competition: the winner is …
That's what the winners of our best holiday video competition show, all filmed by members of our audience:
Berlin environment blog
If you've never seen environmental poetry at work, look between the lines, and you shall find. At least here in Berlin.
@dwnews - Social media remains a powerful weapon for the fight for press freedom
Dream Job: Game Designer
The gaming industry is booming, and game design students have excellent job prospects.
Optical illusions
Howard Lee confounds with his short video clips, juxtaposing hyper-realistic drawings with identical-looking objects.
A viewer's video from Uzbekistan
Check-in viewer Anton Suhovoy and his wife Anastasyia filmed their mountain hike in Uzbekistan.
Japanese buying nuclear bunkers
As tension mounts surrounding North Korea, sales of nuclear shelters have surged in Japan.
@dwnews - What does 'Leitkultur' mean to Germans?
Venezuelans search for a better life in Brazil’s streets
Many Venezuelans are fleeing the crisis at home. Some end up in Brazil where they find a better life in the streets.
The best-selling video games of 2017
Family entertainment? Or spine-tingeling horror games? Which titles are most popular so far this year?
Protesters rally around the world on May Day
Unionist and workers around the world take to street on May 1st. Oftentimes protests end in clashes with the police.
Graffiti artists of Moscow
They are not scared of the police as much as they are scared of the neighbors.
USA hit by several tornadoes
Texas has been hit by several severe storms which have left at least five people dead .
@dwnews - Venezuelans crowdfund to leave the country
Protesters storm Macedonian parliament
President Ivanov called for restraint, but critics say he is the one to blame.
Open Air Library in Berlin: Read and learn
There are shelves full of books - exactly at the place where the Nazis held their first big book burning in 1933.
Bowie and blossom
What's the connection between cherry blossom and David Bowie's Five Years? The Berlin environment blog has the answer.
@dwnews - Saudi Arabia elected to UN women's rights commission
German spies to access citizens' ID photos
A new German law will allow intel agencies access to all citizens' ID photos - and could identify people in crowds.
@dwnews - Rights groups call for attention to Chechnya violence on homosexual
@dwnews - French voters take to social media to show disregard from election results
Who are the AfD's top candidates?
Germany's right-wing AfD party has now picked two top candidates for the federal election in September.
Torture centers for gay people in Chechnya
Chechnya and Russia have denied reports of mass torture of gay people in Chechnya.
Will Moscow's Krushchevkas be torn down?
Russia plans to knock down thousands of Soviet-era apartment blocks in Moscow.
#JusticeForMashal: Speaking out against Pakistan’s blasphemy laws | Follow the Hashtag
Blasphemy is legally punishable by death in Pakistan. But allegations are rarely supported by evidence and mobs - like the one that recently killed Pakistani student Mashal Khan - often take matters into their own hands. A Pakistani blogger who had to flee his country due to blasphemy allegation is now fighting for change.
Holograms and video games: Melenchon's high tech campaign
The French far-left candidate has been using unconventional means to get his message across.
DW's role during Greece's dictatorship
Under a dictatorship, Greek people were tortured and their voices crushed. Deutsche Welle played a crucial role at the time with its critical radio programs. 50 years after the coup, DW looks back at what happened.
@dwnews - Venezuela protests prompt online war of words
An app for undecided French voters
An online platform aims to help them make a decision - with just 25 questions.
French left candidate Melenchon buoyed by gaming community
A new pro-Melenchon video game attests to how deep the fandom goes among young leftist gamer communities.
Cartoonists for free media in Turkey
Turkish cartoonist Musa Kart is facing 29 years in prison. Activists launched a social media campaign to support him.
Facebook launches review over Cleveland murder
Facebook has launched a review of how it handles violent videos and other objectionable material.
Turkey approves constitutional reform
In a disputed vote, just over 51 percent of Turks decided to change their constitution.
Turks vote on their constitution
The proposed change would give immense power to the Turkish president.
Chibok is still waiting for its girls
Some girls fled, some were released. But more than 200 Chibok girls are still in the captivitiy of Boko Haram.
Viewer's video from Porto
DW viewer Paul Hemmen has sent a video from Porto.
My Picture of the week | Disarming racism with a smile
Saffiyah Khan’s smile in the face of racism went viral for all the right reasons, says Robert Mudge.
@dwnews - On Zuma's birthday, thousands of South Africans ask for his resignation
United: the video that won’t go away
United Airlines is battling to restore its reputation after the release of a damning video.
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