TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 06.01.2026
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The 77 Percent
The 77 Percent examines how pressure to conform to a certain body ideal and the pursuit of the "ideal body type" have led many people on the African continent to opt for cosmetic and plastic surgery.
00:15
Transforming Business: Transforming Business. Oil demand to 2050: Forecasts between politics and markets
OPEC vs IEA: Oil demand rising to 2050 or peaking by 2030? Politics, climate goals, and market trends shape an uncertain future.
00:30
Global Us: Plastic, Rivers, Visions: The Fight for a Healthy Environment
Plastic in the oceans, overflowing garbage dumps, and a river going to court: three stories, one common goal - a livable future for our planet.
01:00
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01:02
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01:30
Made in Germany: Fresh ideas from Germany & Trump's climate fallout
Germany's economy is slowing, but innovation endures. U.S. President Donald Trump is rolling back climate action. Young global talent is looking elsewhere.
02:00
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02:15
Superpower Laughter: How Humor Makes Us Strong
We associate laughter with jokes or humor. Laughter is both contagious and a social behavior: people laugh 30 times more often in company. The documentary shows how neuroscience and psychology have discovered that humor makes us stronger.
03:00
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03:02
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03:30
Global Us: Plastic, Rivers, Visions: The Fight for a Healthy Environment
Plastic in the oceans, overflowing garbage dumps, and a river going to court: three stories, one common goal - a livable future for our planet.
04:00
DW News
News
04:15
Transforming Business: Transforming Business. Oil demand to 2050: Forecasts between politics and markets
OPEC vs IEA: Oil demand rising to 2050 or peaking by 2030? Politics, climate goals, and market trends shape an uncertain future.
04:30
Eco Africa: Building bridges for all
Conservationists get creative to save colobus monkeys in Kenya, bright Bazin fabric made ecofriendly in Mali, unpaid community work in Burundi pays off.