<h2>Journal</h2>
<h4>Always informative, always lively, always on top of the news - that's the 'Journal'. DW-TV's 30-minute news programme is broadcast every hour, on the hour, alternatively in English and German. It is also aired six times a day in Arabic via Nilesat to the Middle East, and there's a Spanish version broadcast twice-daily to Latin America.</h4>
Watch what is making the news in Germany and Europe: Reports covering global hotspots, political and cultural developments, the latest from the world of sports and the most current data from the international financial markets. The 'Journal' is rounded out by 'In Depth', which highlights a major story of the day.
Two presenters guide viewers through the Journal, bringing all their experience and competence to bear in delivering the news, always to the point in a seventeen minute current affairs segment. Mondays to Fridays, this section concentrates on hard news and business, with an increased emphasis on sporting events at the weekend. Reports include a look at Bundesliga matches and the background to go with them, as well as what’s happening in Formula 1 and various other premiere sports.
The news segment is followed by an 'In Depth' look at a major story every day of the working week. Including interviews and detailed reports, 'In Depth' provides a pertinant, clear view of the top story.
On Saturdays, 'In Depth' makes way alternately for the 'Journal Interview' and the 'Business Review'. The guest list of the 'Journal Interview' reads like a German and European who’s who. The 'Business Review' sums up the week on the markets and affords a second look at the week’s most gripping business stories.
DW-TV’s 'Journal' on Sundays includes 'Journal Reporters'. A nine minute reportage dedicated to a single issue from all walks of life. DW-TV’s reporters go to the scene, getting up close to events making the news. 'The Week', a review of all the major news from the previous seven days, runs on alternate hours.
Tune in to see what is happening in Germany and Europe and to find out what moves people throughout the continent.