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DW Business – Europe & America 12.10.2020 | 11:23 mins.

Americans Milgrom & Wilson win economics Nobel - OECD: No global digital tax agreement this year - Japanese towns bid to host nuclear waste dump
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The Day with Brent Goff: Courting Trouble 12.10.2020 | 26:02 mins.

Amy Coney Barrett is on her way to becoming a US Supreme Court justice. Her nomination by US President Trump has created a credibility crisis for the court. Plus, Spain is once again battling the coronavirus more than any other European country.

The Day: Spain's second coronavirus wave intensifies 12.10.2020 | 06:14 mins.

Here in Europe, the summer of low coronavirus infections is over. More countries are re-imposing restrictions, as the continent grapples with rising infection rates. Spain is the hardest hit country, and doctors there say they are preparing for the worst. From Madrid, New York Times correspondent Raphael Minder spoke to The Day's Brent Goff.

The Day: 'We will be in Weimar 1931 if Trump wins' 12.10.2020 | 10:25 mins.

Ten years ago, US constitutional law scholar Bruce Ackerman wrote that the US presidency will become one of demagoguery, testing checks and balances in government. Weeks out from November's election - and as Republicans rush to fill a vacancy on the US Supreme Court - Ackerman told The Day's Brent Goff that a Trump re-election will throw "democracy in crisis."

Top stories in 90 seconds 12.10.2020 | 01:19 mins.

DW brings you the top international news stories in brief
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Taiwan - China’s Next Target? - Part 2 12.10.2020 | 28:36 mins.

China openly threatens Taiwan with invasion. The world assumes it will never follow through. Yet as Beijing flexes its muscles from Hong Kong to the Himalayas and from the South China Sea to Xinjiang, is that dangerous complacency?
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DW News Asia with Biresh Banerjee, October 12, 2020 12.10.2020 | 13:04 mins.

North Korea unveils a new missile that could carry multiple warheads and target US cities. Is this Pyongyang's move to buy greater leverage in negotiations with the US? And the 82-year-old Indian grandmother that is being counted as one of the 100 most influential people in the world.

Kenya partially reopens schools, amid safety precautions 12.10.2020 | 02:43 mins.

It's been an exciting day for students returning to their classrooms in Kenya after seven months of school closures. The partial reopening is limited to only a few grades, and there are also very strict rules in place to ensure pupils stay as safe as possible.

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DW News Africa 12th October, 2020 12.10.2020 | 13:00 mins.

Nigeria dissolves its SARS police unit after days of protests calling for the Special Anti-Robbery Squad to be closed down. Plus in Kenya, students start returning to the classroom after seven months of school closures due to the coronavirus.

Nigeria disbands SARS police unit, but protests continue 12.10.2020 | 02:35 mins.

Nigeria has dissolved its notorious Special Anti-Robbery Squad, or SARS, which has been accused of corruption and human rights abuses. The government has bowed to pressure after days of 'end SARS' protests, but demonstrators say disbanding the police unit is not enough.
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AfricaLink on Air - 12 October 2020 12.10.2020 | 29:59 mins.

Kenya partly resumes schooling amid coronavirus concerns +++ Nigeria’s police chief promises reforms after disbanding SARS unit +++ Amnesty International report accuses Tanzania’s President John Magufuli of using law to stifle dissent ahead of elections
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DW Business Africa 12.10.2020 | 12:21 mins.

Paul Milgrom & Robert Wilson win Economics Nobel - Ghana's cocoa growers to get pay rise - China's gaming market defies censorship rules

Germany's inconsistent coronavirus rules cause confusion 12.10.2020 | 02:38 mins.

The number of new coronavirus infections across Germany is on the rise - especially in urban areas. That has prompted a range of new restrictions, which differ from state to state, leaving residents in many areas unsure about the rules.

Arts and Culture - October 12, 2020 12.10.2020 | 13:01 mins.

In this edition with David Levitz: Gorbachev watches a new play about his life in Moscow; anti-sexism rules in European advertising; Bavaria's cult brass band LaBrassBanda debuts a symphony of yoga music.
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1 million deaths and counting 12.10.2020 | 12:06 mins.

One million deaths — a grim milestone for a pandemic that is not even a year old. In 10 months, more people have died from COVID-19 than from HIV, malaria, the flu and cholera combined. But the true toll is likely to be much higher.
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Farmers in India say protests are a matter of survival, not politics 12.10.2020

India's northern Punjab state has become an epicenter of protest against new agricultural laws, which some farmers say leave them at the mercy of big corporations. These protesters have blocked train tracks for weeks.

India's Bilkis Bano: The grandmother who stood up to Modi 12.10.2020 | 02:48 mins.

For three months, a small neighborhood in Delhi was the scene of the most visible protest against a new citizenship law that critics say discriminates against Muslims. Standing out among the protesters in Shaheen Bagh was Bilkis Bano, an octogenarian grandmother.
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North Korea's massive new intercontinental missile 12.10.2020 | 02:07 mins.

A grand military parade in North Korea has left analysts concerned about the nuclear threat posed by the hermit nation. The cause of their worry is the showcasing of a new missile that might be capable of carrying multiple nuclear warheads and targeting American cities.

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Trump's Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett 12.10.2020 | 01:28 mins.

If approved, President Donald Trump's Supreme Court pick Amy Coney Barrett will replace the late liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The 48-year-old, who has a reputation for being a social conservative, would shift the balance of the court to the right.

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Coronavirus: The consequences for tourism 12.10.2020

The COVID-19 epidemic poses a threat to the everyday life of people worldwide. Travelers are particularly affected, as are people working in tourism. Here are the latest developments.

DW Business – Europe 12.10.2020 | 12:21 mins.

Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson win 2020 Nobel Prize in economics - AmCham: US-German economic relations still strong - China’s gaming market booms

Tighter censorship rules can't curb gaming in China 12.10.2020 | 02:42 mins.

China’s gaming market has seen a surge in users during the pandemic. But companies are struggling with new regulations, as strict censorship rules have turned the industry upside down.
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Ghanaian cocoa farmers get more money for their beans 12.10.2020 | 02:56 mins.

Cocoa farmers in Ghana will soon benefit from a 28% increase in the producer price. The Ghanaian government has pushed for higher rates for cocoa on the world market to help raise cocoa farmers out of poverty.

K-pop band BTS's online concert draws mega-audience 12.10.2020 | 01:53 mins.

The Korean boy band BTS has broken its own record for a virtual concert audience. Unable to go on a world tour because of the pandemic, the group put on a live-streamed show which attracted millions of fans.
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