TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 25.01.2022

Motor racing celebrates many a hero, but it also mourns its many victims. The 1930s saw their share of both records and danger, drivers and their mechanics risking anything to make their cars faster. High Velocity - a film about speed.

The stadiums may be empty but the league is in full flow! In the previous five games, last-placed Fürth have collected more points than third-placed Leverkusen. Meanwhile, Bielefeld in 16th took more points than Union in 5th. The only sides in somewhat consistent form are Bayern and their hunters Dortmund, who face fourth-placed Hoffenheim. Well worth a watch on matchday 20's edition of Kickoff.

Natalia Romik has uncovered incredible Holocaust-era hideouts used by Jews in Poland. In one case, it was a 600-year-old oak tree, in another an underground bunker at a cemetery. Each one reveals amazing stories of survival against the odds.

Congolese artists are world-renowned, but practicing their craft is tough. We meet some of them in Kinshasa to discuss why the local art scene needs support. Meanwhile, we present trailblazing artists from Ghana and Nigeria shaking things up internationally. Finally, we visit Ghana's city Kumasi, where music, design and tradition form their very own artistic mix.

One of the most perilous routes used by migrants passes through the Darién Gap, a jungle in Central America. In Sudan, the dream of democracy is dying. Nutrition education in Japanese schools.

Worldwide demand for energy is growing as the global population increases. But burning fossil fuels is destroying the environment. Some countries think nuclear power is a viable alternative, while others are pinning their hopes on renewables.

Intelligence agencies are influencing governments and spying on countries with no regard for the law. And they are able to remain nearly invisible, in the process. Are they the new superpowers?

One of the most perilous routes used by migrants passes through the Darién Gap, a jungle in Central America. In Sudan, the dream of democracy is dying. Nutrition education in Japanese schools.

This week on Eco Africa we learn how data can help tackle problems along the Gambia River, visit a city with the world's biggest parking garage for bicycles and try an app fishermen can use to get their catch to market.