TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 09.06.2026

High-speed X-rays let researchers see exactly what happens during a collision. Also on the show: plastic-eating worms, a sailboat for ocean research, and why women in soccer run farther and play harder than men.

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A tourist hotspot turned into a danger zone as bears came daily. Now the town is a success story. Plus: How a German village got dirt cheap energy prices. And Ethiopia's stilt walkers balance tradition and modernity.

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Antoni Gaudí's Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is a living masterpiece - and probably the world's most famous construction site. 2026 marks 100 years since the death of the visionary who redefined architecture.

US carmakers pivot back to combustion engines under Donald Trump, while China pulls ahead in electric mobility. A strategic misstep? And: electric ferries in Lagos, transport woes in Karachi and German firms in Serbia.

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In a flood-prone Kampala suburb, singer-songwriter Green Daddy is teaching the next generation to fight climate change. Plus: The cyclist with a vision for Africa's cities.

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Antoni Gaudí's Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is a living masterpiece - and probably the world's most famous construction site. 2026 marks 100 years since the death of the visionary who redefined architecture.

High-speed X-rays let researchers see exactly what happens during a collision. Also on the show: plastic-eating worms, a sailboat for ocean research, and why women in soccer run farther and play harder than men.

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Right-wing extremist parties are much less popular among women than men. In Germany, one women's organization aims to change that. It offers harmless lifestyle tips alongside xenophobic messaging.

Digital technology unlocks new ways to explore history through VR, AR and games - but social media can oversimplify or distort facts.