TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 14.03.2025

Despite the US government's presumed plans to withdraw US soldiers from the Baltic states, Estonian President Alar Karis does not believe that his countrry will be left alone by NATO's largest ally: "There is no other alternative. We are strong enough and we are even stronger together. It´s important to collaborate. Otherwise, it´s not that nice if you think about the future."

Global mobility at a bargain price: market leader Flixbus. Local free rides for the unemployed in Istanbul. New truck drivers from Eastern Europe. EV battery repair in Croatia and underwater inspections by diving robots from Evologics.

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One of the most famous paintings by Vincent van Gogh was sold at auction in 1990 - before disappearing without trace. What has happened to it? The search has taken investigators from the US, to France, Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

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Despite the US government's presumed plans to withdraw US soldiers from the Baltic states, Estonian President Alar Karis does not believe that his countrry will be left alone by NATO's largest ally: "There is no other alternative. We are strong enough and we are even stronger together. It´s important to collaborate. Otherwise, it´s not that nice if you think about the future."

Select DW podcasts enrich the program with current analyses of world politics and its influence on our daily lives. There will also be space in the program for lively discussions about social standards and taboos.

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With a massive €1 trillion debt-financed twin package for defense and infrastructure, Germany's new government aims to future-proof the country in the years ahead. Will this make Germany a role model or Europe's biggest debtor?####Our guests: Karolina Wigura, (Center for Liberal Modernity) - Malte Lehming (Tagesspiegel), ####Alexandr Burilkov (Leuphana University)

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If you want to experience China, you can't avoid Chongqing. This megacity is growing at a blistering place. But beware, it is not a place for anyone with a fear of heights, or a sensitive stomach.

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Select DW podcasts enrich the program with current analyses of world politics and its influence on our daily lives. There will also be space in the program for lively discussions about social standards and taboos.

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With a massive €1 trillion debt-financed twin package for defense and infrastructure, Germany's new government aims to future-proof the country in the years ahead. Will this make Germany a role model or Europe's biggest debtor?####Our guests: Karolina Wigura, (Center for Liberal Modernity) - Malte Lehming (Tagesspiegel), ####Alexandr Burilkov (Leuphana University)

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More and more people are taking the migratory route through Belarus - and disappearing without a trace. Relatives from their home countries, such as Iraq, Syria and Egypt, are looking for them. Polish volunteers offer their support in what is often a distressing endeavor.

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Did you know women were driving cars before they had the right to vote? The London to Brighton Veteran Car Run isn't just the world's oldest car rally-it's a historic symbol of how women used motoring to challenge social norms and claim independence. From pre-1905 vintage cars to today's women drivers, this is the story of how the road became a place of freedom and equality.

How do you detect testicular cancer early? Can erectile dysfunction be avoided? Which medical checkups are vital for men to attend? In Good Shape provides answers and plenty of tips on how men can stay healthy and virile right into old age.

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India is drowning in plastic. Can informal waste pickers be better integrated into the trash management system? Plus: how waste water could solve Delhi's water crisis; rangers protecting nature in Tamil Nadu, and avoiding flooding with forests.

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With a massive €1 trillion debt-financed twin package for defense and infrastructure, Germany's new government aims to future-proof the country in the years ahead. Will this make Germany a role model or Europe's biggest debtor?####Our guests: Karolina Wigura, (Center for Liberal Modernity) - Malte Lehming (Tagesspiegel), ####Alexandr Burilkov (Leuphana University)

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If you want to experience China, you can't avoid Chongqing. This megacity is growing at a blistering place. But beware, it is not a place for anyone with a fear of heights, or a sensitive stomach.

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Did you know women were driving cars before they had the right to vote? The London to Brighton Veteran Car Run isn't just the world's oldest car rally-it's a historic symbol of how women used motoring to challenge social norms and claim independence. From pre-1905 vintage cars to today's women drivers, this is the story of how the road became a place of freedom and equality.

In this episode, host Palesa Tembe comes to you from the lively suburb of Melville in Johannesburg. Plus, a Ugandan farmer aims to change the world, pioneering inclusivity in fashion and glass-beading against extinction.

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Select DW podcasts enrich the program with current analyses of world politics and its influence on our daily lives. There will also be space in the program for lively discussions about social standards and taboos.

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The Polish government plans to build three nuclear reactors. Around 90 percent of Poles support going nuclear. +++ The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the Belgian healthcare system hard. The shortage of medical staff has not yet been solved.

Keeping a 400-year-old farming tradition in Southern Ethiopia alive; plastic-eating worms in Kenya; stopping pollution in Burkina Faso; recycling solar panels and the joys of small-scale fishing.

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Did you know women were driving cars before they had the right to vote? The London to Brighton Veteran Car Run isn't just the world's oldest car rally-it's a historic symbol of how women used motoring to challenge social norms and claim independence. From pre-1905 vintage cars to today's women drivers, this is the story of how the road became a place of freedom and equality.

If you want to experience China, you can't avoid Chongqing. This megacity is growing at a blistering place. But beware, it is not a place for anyone with a fear of heights, or a sensitive stomach.

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India is drowning in plastic. Can informal waste pickers be better integrated into the trash management system? Plus: how waste water could solve Delhi's water crisis; rangers protecting nature in Tamil Nadu, and avoiding flooding with forests.

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Did you know women were driving cars before they had the right to vote? The London to Brighton Veteran Car Run isn't just the world's oldest car rally-it's a historic symbol of how women used motoring to challenge social norms and claim independence. From pre-1905 vintage cars to today's women drivers, this is the story of how the road became a place of freedom and equality.

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REV tests the new Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica. Who's more passionate about cars, Germans or Americans? Green initiatives try to reduce congestion and pollution in Lagos. And Paris is curbing motor vehicle traffic.

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Despite net-zero pledges, banks and asset managers, funds and governments continue to give trillions of dollars to the fossil fuel industry. Here's which interests and mechanisms are behind that - and how change the system for the better.

PFAS chemicals linger in our bodies and the environment indefinitely. Glyphosate, a common herbicide, also forms in wastewater. CO2 emissions from cars and industry drive climate change. These pollutants are everywhere - can we eliminate them?

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More and more love stories seem to begin with a swipe. At the same time, many users are frustrated with dating apps. Can artificial intelligence save us from bad first dates? Do algorithms determine whom we love?

More and more people are taking the migratory route through Belarus - and disappearing without a trace. Relatives from their home countries, such as Iraq, Syria and Egypt, are looking for them. Polish volunteers offer their support in what is often a distressing endeavor.

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Did you know women were driving cars before they had the right to vote? The London to Brighton Veteran Car Run isn't just the world's oldest car rally-it's a historic symbol of how women used motoring to challenge social norms and claim independence. From pre-1905 vintage cars to today's women drivers, this is the story of how the road became a place of freedom and equality.

With a massive €1 trillion debt-financed twin package for defense and infrastructure, Germany's new government aims to future-proof the country in the years ahead. Will this make Germany a role model or Europe's biggest debtor?####Our guests: Karolina Wigura, (Center for Liberal Modernity) - Malte Lehming (Tagesspiegel), ####Alexandr Burilkov (Leuphana University)