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New hydropower dams on the Mekong River are leaving fishing and farming communities high and dry. The dams provide clean electricity, but they also cause massive damage to Cambodia's plant and animal worlds. Will climate change make matters worse?
In this episode, Hannah Hummel's road trip through Saxony takes her to Glashütte. Germans are known for being punctual, and Glashütte is known for watchmaking. Hannah also visits the Ore Mountains and heads underground. In Freiberg, she meets a student from Sri Lanka who has made the silver-mining town her temporary home.
Big Chinese brand Nio hits the European market, German car tuners worry about what speed limits will stop their fun, and what's it like to be a taxi driver in one of the world's smallest places, Gibraltar.
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.
The image of males in sports is often characterized by macho stereotypes. But what about athletes who don't want to conform to them? In 2020, U.S. volleyball pro Ben Patch spoke openly about being queer. For which he received recognition and praise from fellow athletes, his club and the general public, including many youngsters. This week Sports Life meets Ben Patch: athlete, potter, role model.
Frankfurt ist in Bewegung. Was alles in, auf und um die vielen Hochhäuser der Stadt passiert, das erkundet Moderatorin Nicole Frölich.
Big Chinese brand Nio hits the European market, German car tuners worry about what speed limits will stop their fun, and what's it like to be a taxi driver in one of the world's smallest places, Gibraltar.
Death and the devil. Nudity and eroticism. Horror. With its daring subjects and blazing colors, the art of the Gothic period captivated viewers some 500 years ago, and still affects us deeply, today.
Biodiversity is a key element keeping the Earth's entire ecosystem in balance. So, it's essential to preserve the habitats of rare and threatened species and enable humans and animals to coexist.
Our immune system fights off viruses, bacteria and other foreign invaders. Diet, exercise, sleep and stress all play a role in maintaining its efficiency.