The 51st edition of the Berlin Marathon ended with Kenyan victories in both the men's and women's races. Despite Berlin's reputation for fast times, humid conditions meant no world records were endangered this year.

Organizers estimated that around 130,000 turned out in Manila alone to protest alleged corruption over flood control projects. The protests were largely peaceful but police arrested 17 people after clashes.

The men's and women's races at the Berlin Marathon were both won by Kenyan athletes. Meanwhile, the far-right AfD tops the poll with the highest support ever. DW has the latest from Germany.

Opposition parties have boycotted the vote amid a wider crackdown on dissent in Guinea. The proposed new constitution would extend presidential terms and allow members of the military to run for office.

Opposition parties have boycotted the vote amid a wider crackdown on dissent in Guinea. The proposed new constitution would extend presidential terms and allow members of the military to run for office.

The United Kingdom, Canada and Australia have recognized Palestinian statehood, with Portugal set to do the same. The announcements come ahead of a key week at the UN General Assembly. DW has more.

The UK and Portugal are poised to announce their recognition of the state of Palestine ahead of a key week at the UN General Assembly. Several other Western nations are set to follow suit in the coming days. DW has more.

Several European countries plan to recognize Palestine as a state at the UN. Israel and its allies call the designation "political theater." Supporters of Palestinian rights say formal recognition is just the first step.

Trump told the crowd at a Charlie Kirk memorial service that the slain conservative activist was an American hero. Plus, a new $100,000 fee for visa applications for skilled workers in the US sparks confusion. Follow DW.

Donald Trump is scheduled to speak at the memorial service for the slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Plus, a new $100,000 fee for visa applications for skilled workers in the US sparks confusion. Follow DW.

President Donald Trump is scheduled to speak at the memorial service for the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Plus, a new $100,000 fee for visa applications for skilled workers to work in the US sparks confusion.

Evelyn Palla is reportedly set to take the helm at Germany's Deutsche Bahn railway operator. She will be tasked with overhauling a firm that has been dogged by delays and cancellations.

Sana Yousaf, a 17-old social media influencer, was shot dead in June after she reportedly rejected a man's advances. The case has stirred outrage in Pakistan and sparked women's rights demos in Islamabad.

A new Chinese AI system is said to detect even the most modern submarines. Is it a real threat to maritime security or just a bluff?

Protests on issues of climate change and abortion are taking place in several German cities. Meanwhile, the famous Oktoberfest kicks off in Munich. DW has the latest from Germany.

Protesters clashed with police in The Hague at the rally demanding tougher migration policies. Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders has condemned the unrest, calling the rioters "idiots."

Several Western nations are set to recognize Palestine next week but German diplomat Annalena Baerbock says this alone will not end the war. Meanwhile Hamas seemed to threaten the remaining Israeli hostages. DW has more.

Coffin or urn? If you die in Germany, you'll probably end up in a box in a public cemetery. Like it or not. The nation has some of the strictest funeral laws in western Europe. Now there's a shake-up in two states.

Coffin or urn? If you die in Germany, you will probably end up in a box in a public cemetery. Like it or not. The nation has some of the strictest funeral laws in western Europe. Now there's a shake-up in two states.

Munich's mayor has tapped a first barrel of beer to kick off one of Germany's most popular festivals. Record beer prices at Oktoberfest this year are not expected to reduce visitor numbers.