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Sept. 11 Audio and Video Archive: The Terror Revisted in Sight and Sound

Sept. 11: One Year Later

The following is a collection of reports from DW-TV and DW-RADIO -- including news, background information and interviews -- that detail the events of Sept. 11 and how they changed the world.

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View of a person's hands shooting a pistol

Schools work to cope with threat of shootings 26.05.2012

A 14-year-old went on a shooting spree this week in a school in Bavaria. Fortunately, no one was harmed, but bringing violence under control and preventing school rampages is a daunting daily task for police.

German and Israeli flags being waved in the air

New German president to visit Israel 25.05.2012

President Joachim Gauck, who heads to israel on Monday, will touch the hearts of Israelis during his four-day visit, German Foreign Minister Westerwelle said. But even so, German-Israeli relations have never been easy.

Günther Beckstein

Ex-minister denies influencing far-right inquiry 25.05.2012

Former Bavarian interior minister, Günther Beckstein, has strongly denied trying to influence a police investigation into a series of murders committed by the far-right NSU group.

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Music

Loreen of Sweden performs the song 'Euphoria' after her victory at the Eurovision Song Contest 2012 in Baku, Azerbaijan, 27 May 2012. EPA/SERGEI ILNITSKY

Eurovision euphoria

Heavily favored Swedish singer Loreen stormed to victory in the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest.

Opinion: Eurovision gave us supervised singing

Rockin' it in Baku

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DW-Grafik: Peter Steinmetz

ESC 2012

The human rights issue overshadowed this year's Eurovision Song Contest in Baku.

World

Observers powerless in Syria's civil war

epa03224188 United Nations observers in Syria inspect the scene where an explosive device went off in a public phone cabin in Barzeh area of Damascus, Syria, 18 May 2012

United Nations envoy Kofi Annan was meant to end the civil war in Syria, but the violence is continuing regardless. The UN observers are fighting a losing battle - but there is little alternative to the Annan plan.

Vatican shuffle cloaked in controversy

The St. Peter Basilica in Rome

There could be a number of explanations for why Ettore Gotti Tedeschi was asked to step down as head of the Vatican bank. The Holy See, however, has remained tight-lipped about the reasons.

Calling bluffs in the eurozone crisis

The temple of Parthenon is silhouetted against a cloudy sunset

In mid-June, Greece will have renewed elections. If opponents of the EU's austerity course win, then a Greek exit from the eurozone seems more likely. The consequences would be fatal for Greece and uncertain for the EU.

Muslim Brotherhood to face Egypt's old guard

An Egyptian election official counts the ballots following the presidential election in Cairo

The first round votes have been counted. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood candidate Morsi and former Prime Minister Shafiq face off in a run-off election. Revolutionary and liberal groups will have a tough choice to make.

People and Politics

A Herculean Task - The New Environment Minister and the Nuclear Exit

Kremlin Caper: Mathias Rust's Landing on Red Square

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