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TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 16.10.2026

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Interview 19:15

Interview: Estonia's Hanno Pevkur on Russia's shadow war

At the Warsaw Security Forum, DW Chief Political Correspondent Nina Haase speaks with former Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur.

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Afrimaxx 19:30

Afrimaxx: Creative Transformations

Infomagazin

At Lilongwe's Family Food Festival, cultures connect through food and creativity. From Senegalese music and Nigerian wire art to a cat café in Kampala and vintage fashion in Johannesburg, discover fresh African ideas.

DW News 20:00

DW News

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News

To the Point 20:30

To the Point: New World Dis-Order: Is the age of peace and stability over?

Diskussion

Since our program first went on air 23 years ago, the world has seen more wars and fewer democracies. Is security becoming the driving force of politics? Our guests in our last ever show: Our guests: Marina Henke (Hertie-School); Maximilian Popp (Spiegel) Javier Arguedas (DW)

DW News 21:00

DW News

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DW News Focus 21:02

DW News Focus

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Interview 21:15

Interview: Estonia's Hanno Pevkur on Russia's shadow war

At the Warsaw Security Forum, DW Chief Political Correspondent Nina Haase speaks with former Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur.

Eco Africa 21:30

Eco Africa: Climate extremes, health threats

Natur und Umwelt

Climate change is not only reshaping our weather - it may also be changing the way diseases like malaria spread. And: Prepping for El Niño across Africa.

DW News 22:00

DW News

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The Day 22:30

The Day

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News in Review

DW News 23:00

DW News

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DW News Focus 23:02

DW News Focus

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Searching for Clues 23:15

Searching for Clues: Donations for Islamist Terrorism?

Dokumentation

Islamist terrorism continues to claim numerous victims worldwide. Extremist networks are financed in part by donations from Germany. But investigations often prove to be difficult.