TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 02.12.2021

Germany is struggling with a record number of new infections, overburdened ICUs, and vaccine skeptics. The growing number of fish farms is polluting the Black Sea around Turkey.

Tim Sebastian interviews Guy Verhofstadt, Belgian MEP and Co-Chair of the Conference on the Future of Europe.

Germany is struggling with a record number of new infections, overburdened ICUs, and vaccine skeptics. The growing number of fish farms is polluting the Black Sea around Turkey.

Germany's "traffic light" coalition of SPD, Green Party, and FDP is taking power. Will the new government modernize the country? Our guests: Derek Scally , Anna Lehmann , Thomas Sparrow

The blind judoka Shugaa Nashwan wanted to compete for Germany at the Paralympics in Tokyo in 2020. The corona pandemic thwarted this plan, but Shugga Nashwan used the time effectively. He traveled to Yemen, his country of birth, which was marked by the war, and organized a "mini-Olympics" there. A dangerous journey for peace. Sports Life reporter Thomas Klein tells Shugaa's story.

Tim Sebastian interviews Guy Verhofstadt, Belgian MEP and Co-Chair of the Conference on the Future of Europe.

Germany's "traffic light" coalition of SPD, Green Party, and FDP is taking power. Will the new government modernize the country? Our guests: Derek Scally , Anna Lehmann , Thomas Sparrow

This documentary follows a former inmate of Guantanamo Bay as he searches for his tormentors. Once charged as a terrorist and twice exonerated, he seeks revenge in the most unexpected way: through forgiveness.

Germany is struggling with a record number of new infections, overburdened ICUs, and vaccine skeptics. The growing number of fish farms is polluting the Black Sea around Turkey.

CO2 is one of the prime drivers of climate change. Can companies really offset enough emissions to be climate-neutral? Which social classes emit the most? And could we even make products out of CO2?