TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 10.02.2026

Orcas are attacking sailboats near Gibraltar and Portugal. They're damaging rudders, and have sunk boats. But why are they doing this? Also: islands cutting waste, shrinking snow in the Alps, and the carbon cycle.

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The Amish still live as they did in the 17th century: without electricity, phones or cars. While many continue to resist the temptations of the modern world, others are breaking away from the group.

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The mayor of Budapest, Gergely Karácsony, is facing criminal charges. In defiance of President Viktor Orbán's ban, he organized a Pride march in the city on 28 June 2025-the largest such event ever held in Hungary.

One in three women has been physically sexually assaulted. How much protection can apps and smartphones provide? SHIFT explores examples from Cairo and Mexico City.

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Munich Security Conference 2026 will kick off on February 13. DW's chief political correspondent Nina Haase speaks with Wolfgang Ischinger, Chairman of the MSC, about the state of transatlantic relations, whether US Vice President JD Vance will attend after his widely debated speech last year, and why politicians from the far-right AfD were invited.

Artisans defy economic and climate-related challenges to maintain their traditional industries. Plus: sustainable construction.

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Digitization is changing the world dramatically. What does that mean for Women in Asia? What role do they play in that process? In this edition, HER portrays three women whose lives have been significantly shaped by technology. Take hip-hopper Niana Guerrero. Aged just 15, she is the most followed TikTokker in her country, the Philippines, and one of the biggest YouTube stars in Southeast Asia.

Refugees returning to Syria face destroyed homes, lost family members, and the struggle to rebuild in Yarmouk. Meanwhile, Kazakhstan moves toward a new nuclear plant despite the legacy of Soviet-era nuclear testing.

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Munich Security Conference 2026 will kick off on February 13. DW's chief political correspondent Nina Haase speaks with Wolfgang Ischinger, Chairman of the MSC, about the state of transatlantic relations, whether US Vice President JD Vance will attend after his widely debated speech last year, and why politicians from the far-right AfD were invited.

Orcas are attacking sailboats near Gibraltar and Portugal. They're damaging rudders, and have sunk boats. But why are they doing this? Also: islands cutting waste, shrinking snow in the Alps, and the carbon cycle.

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The mayor of Budapest, Gergely Karácsony, is facing criminal charges. In defiance of President Viktor Orbán's ban, he organized a Pride march in the city on 28 June 2025-the largest such event ever held in Hungary.

In Afghanistan, cricket is more than just a sport-for many young people, it is a way out of poverty and hopelessness.

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Munich Security Conference 2026 will kick off on February 13. DW's chief political correspondent Nina Haase speaks with Wolfgang Ischinger, Chairman of the MSC, about the state of transatlantic relations, whether US Vice President JD Vance will attend after his widely debated speech last year, and why politicians from the far-right AfD were invited.

REV tests Chinese automaker BYD's low-cost city car: the Dolphin Surf. We also look at Ukrainian women taking on traditional men's jobs and training as mechanics. And: What explains Uruguay's rich classic car heritage?

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For 3,000 years sea turtles have come to Libya's coast to nest. Now locals are fighting to save them. Plus: sun-baked bread and beating Mali's fuel crisis.

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Artisans defy economic and climate-related challenges to maintain their traditional industries. Plus: sustainable construction.

Orcas are attacking sailboats near Gibraltar and Portugal. They're damaging rudders, and have sunk boats. But why are they doing this? Also: islands cutting waste, shrinking snow in the Alps, and the carbon cycle.

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Munich Security Conference 2026 will kick off on February 13. DW's chief political correspondent Nina Haase speaks with Wolfgang Ischinger, Chairman of the MSC, about the state of transatlantic relations, whether US Vice President JD Vance will attend after his widely debated speech last year, and why politicians from the far-right AfD were invited.

The mayor of Budapest, Gergely Karácsony, is facing criminal charges. In defiance of President Viktor Orbán's ban, he organized a Pride march in the city on 28 June 2025-the largest such event ever held in Hungary.

One in three women has been physically sexually assaulted. How much protection can apps and smartphones provide? SHIFT explores examples from Cairo and Mexico City.

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The UN calls gender-based violence a global human rights emergency-but in Uganda, it's daily reality. Nearly 95% of women in Uganda have experienced violence, perpetrators walk free, and silence is survival.

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Liberland is a country that doesn't officially exist. A country that promises voluntary taxes and a lean state. It's a libertarian utopia that's finding more supporters worldwide.

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