TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 17.04.2021

We plumb the depths of our guts, navigate the vitreous humor, explore sweetness without sugar, and review the perils of losing weight and a possible game-changer.

Arts.21 joined Jonas Kaufmann at Naples' Teatro San Carlo and the Vienna State Opera. The star tenor opened up about the joys and frustrations of opera, the ups and downs of his career, the coronavirus, and knowing when it's time to leave the stage.

Arctic surfing in the Lofoten Islands. 106-year-old Parisian pianist ColetteMaze is young at heart and StephenWest is helping to get men interested in knitting.

Ten thousands of people have fled the military violence in Myanmar to neighboring India. But they fear for their families who remain behind. +++ The transgender woman Anastasia Biefang is establishing a career in the German Bundeswehr.

We meet Nigerian journalist Tobore Ovuorie, who went undercover to expose the work of human traffickers. And our Street Debate takes a look at how young Nigerian women are lured to Europe by traffickers offering dubious promises of a better life.

Digital nomads travel the world, unpacking their laptops wherever it's nice, so long as there is WiFi. But is the life of internet nomads really as idyllic as it looks on Instagram?

The world of transportation is full of diversity. But what's the best mix? Can visionary scientists reinvent mobility? Which car is the most family-friendly? And why are musicians mad about vintage cars?

Nicole Frölich and Lukas Stege visit three Bavarian cities that are all home to UNESCO World Heritage sites, which include the Würzburg Residence and Court Gardens and Augsburg's Water Management System.

Engineers and scientists are trying to intervene in the Earth's geochemical cycles. Because it appears efforts to cut CO2 won't suffice to avoid irreversible climate change. But does geoengineering offer a real solution? Or is it just human hubris?

Athletes changing allegiance is becoming more common. Marie Branser, a German judoka, received her Democratic Republic of the Congo citizenship just months after applying and hopes to represent the DRC in Tokyo. Table tennis player Xiaona Shan, however, waited years to become German but won silver in Rio when she finally did. This week Sports Life looks into the marketization of citizenships.

Nearly 40 years after the AIDS epidemic began, its pathogen - the Human Immunodeficiency Virus - is still unbeaten. That makes protection against HIV infection the prime method of defeating the disease. (218)

Digital nomads travel the world, unpacking their laptops wherever it's nice, so long as there is WiFi. But is the life of internet nomads really as idyllic as it looks on Instagram?

Nicole Frölich and Lukas Stege visit three Bavarian cities that are all home to UNESCO World Heritage sites, which include the Würzburg Residence and Court Gardens and Augsburg's Water Management System.

Pastors Ellen and Stefanie Radtke are married and lead a church congregation - besides running the YouTube channel "Anders Amen" . They are a big hit online, but their bishop says it is not his thing.

Arts.21 joined Jonas Kaufmann at Naples' Teatro San Carlo and the Vienna State Opera. The star tenor opened up about the joys and frustrations of opera, the ups and downs of his career, the coronavirus, and knowing when it's time to leave the stage.

Why did Christians start building cathedrals reaching to the sky 1000 years ago? Was it to demonstrate earthly power, or an attempt to be close to God? Whatever the reason, the resulting architecture still fascinates us today.

Ten thousands of people have fled the military violence in Myanmar to neighboring India. But they fear for their families who remain behind. +++ The transgender woman Anastasia Biefang is establishing a career in the German Bundeswehr.

Pastors Ellen and Stefanie Radtke are married and lead a church congregation - besides running the YouTube channel "Anders Amen" . They are a big hit online, but their bishop says it is not his thing.

Arctic surfing in the Lofoten Islands. 106-year-old Parisian pianist ColetteMaze is young at heart and StephenWest is helping to get men interested in knitting.

Athletes changing allegiance is becoming more common. Marie Branser, a German judoka, received her Democratic Republic of the Congo citizenship just months after applying and hopes to represent the DRC in Tokyo. Table tennis player Xiaona Shan, however, waited years to become German but won silver in Rio when she finally did. This week Sports Life looks into the marketization of citizenships.

Digital nomads travel the world, unpacking their laptops wherever it's nice, so long as there is WiFi. But is the life of internet nomads really as idyllic as it looks on Instagram?

We meet Nigerian journalist Tobore Ovuorie, who went undercover to expose the work of human traffickers. And our Street Debate takes a look at how young Nigerian women are lured to Europe by traffickers offering dubious promises of a better life.

Pastors Ellen and Stefanie Radtke are married and lead a church congregation - besides running the YouTube channel "Anders Amen" . They are a big hit online, but their bishop says it is not his thing.

The photographer Abbas Attar, known simply as Abbas, was one of the foremost documenters of crisis and revolution. Many of his images have become iconic.

Ten thousands of people have fled the military violence in Myanmar to neighboring India. But they fear for their families who remain behind. +++ The transgender woman Anastasia Biefang is establishing a career in the German Bundeswehr.

Arts.21 joined Jonas Kaufmann at Naples' Teatro San Carlo and the Vienna State Opera. The star tenor opened up about the joys and frustrations of opera, the ups and downs of his career, the coronavirus, and knowing when it's time to leave the stage.

Digital nomads travel the world, unpacking their laptops wherever it's nice, so long as there is WiFi. But is the life of internet nomads really as idyllic as it looks on Instagram?

Tim Sebastian interviews Hisham Sharaf, Foreign Minister, Yemen's Houthi-led 'National Salvation Government'

More and more entrepreneurs are thinking beyond their own personal wealth. In what is known as the "Purpose Movement," company bosses aim to put profits to good use, while rethinking the idea of corporate ownership.

On this week's Eco Africa, we find out how the destruction of the world's soils is threatening food security, how Rwanda is helping save its bats and check out a zero-waste restaurant.

Athletes changing allegiance is becoming more common. Marie Branser, a German judoka, received her Democratic Republic of the Congo citizenship just months after applying and hopes to represent the DRC in Tokyo. Table tennis player Xiaona Shan, however, waited years to become German but won silver in Rio when she finally did. This week Sports Life looks into the marketization of citizenships.

Nicole Frölich and Lukas Stege visit three Bavarian cities that are all home to UNESCO World Heritage sites, which include the Würzburg Residence and Court Gardens and Augsburg's Water Management System.

Nearly 40 years after the AIDS epidemic began, its pathogen - the Human Immunodeficiency Virus - is still unbeaten. That makes protection against HIV infection the prime method of defeating the disease. (218)

More and more entrepreneurs are thinking beyond their own personal wealth. In what is known as the "Purpose Movement," company bosses aim to put profits to good use, while rethinking the idea of corporate ownership.

Athletes changing allegiance is becoming more common. Marie Branser, a German judoka, received her Democratic Republic of the Congo citizenship just months after applying and hopes to represent the DRC in Tokyo. Table tennis player Xiaona Shan, however, waited years to become German but won silver in Rio when she finally did. This week Sports Life looks into the marketization of citizenships.

Arctic surfing in the Lofoten Islands. 106-year-old Parisian pianist ColetteMaze is young at heart and StephenWest is helping to get men interested in knitting.

Ten thousands of people have fled the military violence in Myanmar to neighboring India. But they fear for their families who remain behind. +++ The transgender woman Anastasia Biefang is establishing a career in the German Bundeswehr.

The photographer Abbas Attar, known simply as Abbas, was one of the foremost documenters of crisis and revolution. Many of his images have become iconic.