TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 21.11.2024

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Asylum seekers complain of poor conditions at Germany's largest refugee shelter +++ Huge sinkholes have suddenly appeared in central Anatolia.

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The Baltic states regained independence more than 30 years ago. Now, Russia has them looking over their shoulder, again. Moscow's invasion of Ukraine has left many people wondering whether Russia will set its power-hungry sights on the Baltic states, once more.

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On this episode of Arts Unveiled, we embark on global journey at the intersection of architecture and sustainability in the face of extreme temperatures and increasing natural disasters across the globe.

Tim Sebastian interviews Abdalla Hamdok, former Sudanese Prime Minster. (First aired: Wednesday, 6 November 2024)

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Asylum seekers complain of poor conditions at Germany's largest refugee shelter +++ Huge sinkholes have suddenly appeared in central Anatolia.

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Tim Sebastian interviews Abdalla Hamdok, former Sudanese Prime Minster. (First aired: Wednesday, 6 November 2024)

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Rodolfo Dugarte Sanchez has a dream. The young teacher from the Venezuelan Andes wants the children of the remote village of Las Plumas to learn to read and write. He regularly walks almost four hours to teach them.

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On this episode of Arts Unveiled, we embark on global journey at the intersection of architecture and sustainability in the face of extreme temperatures and increasing natural disasters across the globe.

Africa

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Women in Rajasthan, India are falling ill from working in quarries without protection; the EU wants to see more old electrical devices being repaired; and in Malaysia we visit an eerily empty residential complex.

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Gold is in demand and more expensive than ever. But is it crisis-proof? And how is it mined in Uzbekistan? Can the water from former mines make a new start possible? And: the woman who runs the largest cannabis fair in Europe.

International Debate from Berlin

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On this episode of Arts Unveiled, we embark on global journey at the intersection of architecture and sustainability in the face of extreme temperatures and increasing natural disasters across the globe.

Rodolfo Dugarte Sanchez has a dream. The young teacher from the Venezuelan Andes wants the children of the remote village of Las Plumas to learn to read and write. He regularly walks almost four hours to teach them.

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News in Review

International Debate from Berlin

On this episode of Arts Unveiled, we embark on global journey at the intersection of architecture and sustainability in the face of extreme temperatures and increasing natural disasters across the globe.

Tim Sebastian interviews Abdalla Hamdok, former Sudanese Prime Minster. (First aired: Wednesday, 6 November 2024)

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News in Review

International Debate from Berlin

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"Journey to the Center of the Earth" has lost none of its fascination to this day. In Jules Verne's fantastic novel, people set off on a scientific expedition to the center of the earth in 1863.

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Asylum seekers complain of poor conditions at Germany's largest refugee shelter +++ Huge sinkholes have suddenly appeared in central Anatolia.

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On this episode of Arts Unveiled, we embark on global journey at the intersection of architecture and sustainability in the face of extreme temperatures and increasing natural disasters across the globe.

Gold is in demand and more expensive than ever. But is it crisis-proof? And how is it mined in Uzbekistan? Can the water from former mines make a new start possible? And: the woman who runs the largest cannabis fair in Europe.