TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 09.09.2025

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As the Trump administration hurries to deport millions of migrants, private prison companies stand to profit. With immigration crackdowns becoming more regular and more aggressive, new deportation facilities are being built across the country. Their financial well-being is often put ahead of federal security or immigration concerns.

Each year, the Goethe Medal - the prestigious award of German foreign cultural policy presented by the Goethe-Institut - honors efforts promoting democracy and dialogue. The 2025 laureates are Osman Kavala, Li Yuan, and David Van Reybrouck.

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The aim is to make the German economy sustainable and climate-neutral. But will this change ultimately make Germany poorer? Are German companies threatened with competitive disadvantages and loss of income? Or will there be a "green economic miracle"?

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Tackling air pollution in Nigeria with improved waste management, rejecting fast fashion in Kenya, finding use for byproduct of olive oil production in Tunisia and seeking alternatives to plastic packaging in Ghana.

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Reconciliation after war and conflict can seem impossible. Yet time and again, people have set out on the path to overcoming suffering and hatred following horrific confrontations - as has happened in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and also in Spain.

She comes by horse, camel or reindeer - Doctor Shurentsetseg is on call, ready at any time. Her mission is to keep nomads in Mongolia healthy.

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Training autonomous tractors, reviving local wool processing, tackling crop fungi and restoring lakes - researchers are turning science into solutions.

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Health trends spread fast on social media, from fitness to fad weight loss diets and self-optimization. In Good Shape asks: What's helpful, what's harmful?

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Reconciliation after war and conflict can seem impossible. Yet time and again, people have set out on the path to overcoming suffering and hatred following horrific confrontations - as has happened in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and also in Spain.

Digital technology unlocks new ways to explore history through VR, AR and games - but social media can oversimplify or distort facts.

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She just can't stop! More and more women are obsessively using their mobile devices, the internet or video games. Technology addiction is an ever-growing problem, not just among women in Asia. It can have a severe impact on mental and physical health, not to mention the consequences on the social environment and behavior.

The two sides of booming harvests in the Thar Desert, how plants are used to extract nickel from soil, and Italy's first hedgehog clinic.

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Preloved is preferable? Why the truth is more complex than you think. Plus: The coltan conflict in the DRC, and opening doors for indigenous girls in Guatemala

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Tackling air pollution in Nigeria with improved waste management, rejecting fast fashion in Kenya, finding use for byproduct of olive oil production in Tunisia and seeking alternatives to plastic packaging in Ghana.

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Reconciliation after war and conflict can seem impossible. Yet time and again, people have set out on the path to overcoming suffering and hatred following horrific confrontations - as has happened in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and also in Spain.

She comes by horse, camel or reindeer - Doctor Shurentsetseg is on call, ready at any time. Her mission is to keep nomads in Mongolia healthy.

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She just can't stop! More and more women are obsessively using their mobile devices, the internet or video games. Technology addiction is an ever-growing problem, not just among women in Asia. It can have a severe impact on mental and physical health, not to mention the consequences on the social environment and behavior.

REV tests the new Subaru Forester, a mild-hybrid SUV. Despite all the obstacles, Ajshe Avdiji is making her name as a drift racer in North Macedonia. And mechanic Vanja Katic gives EVs new life by fixing their batteries.

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Tackling air pollution in Nigeria with improved waste management, rejecting fast fashion in Kenya, finding use for byproduct of olive oil production in Tunisia and seeking alternatives to plastic packaging in Ghana.

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The two sides of booming harvests in the Thar Desert, how plants are used to extract nickel from soil, and Italy's first hedgehog clinic.

Training autonomous tractors, reviving local wool processing, tackling crop fungi and restoring lakes - researchers are turning science into solutions.

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She just can't stop! More and more women are obsessively using their mobile devices, the internet or video games. Technology addiction is an ever-growing problem, not just among women in Asia. It can have a severe impact on mental and physical health, not to mention the consequences on the social environment and behavior.

Reconciliation after war and conflict can seem impossible. Yet time and again, people have set out on the path to overcoming suffering and hatred following horrific confrontations - as has happened in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and also in Spain.

Digital technology unlocks new ways to explore history through VR, AR and games - but social media can oversimplify or distort facts.

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In this week's show, we explore how money, or its lack, shapes men's identities. We meet Uganda's pop star Cindy Ssanyu and how she balances her fame with domestic life. In our street debate, we hit the streets of Lagos and ask young people, "Does money make a man?" And then we then highlight the work of a female cinematographer who is pushing the boundaries of what women can achieve.

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She just can't stop! More and more women are obsessively using their mobile devices, the internet or video games. Technology addiction is an ever-growing problem, not just among women in Asia. It can have a severe impact on mental and physical health, not to mention the consequences on the social environment and behavior.

Preloved is preferable? Why the truth is more complex than you think. Plus: The coltan conflict in the DRC, and opening doors for indigenous girls in Guatemala

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Shipping routes face rising threats from piracy, terrorism and war. Military drones are a booming business for defense firms. Charging-station deserts are slowing the shift to EVs. And Pakistan's Miss Universe, Erica Robin, is inspiring change.

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There are tens of thousands of Mayan descendants in Belize. They're fighting for the survival of their traditions. Maria Garcia, for example, preserves Mayan knowledge of medicinal plants. But the rainforest where the plants grow is in danger.

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Preloved is preferable? Why the truth is more complex than you think. Plus: The coltan conflict in the DRC, and opening doors for indigenous girls in Guatemala