TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 16.10.2026

Los Angeles' housing crisis is escalating dramatically. Those who can't find a place to live have to get creative - otherwise, survival becomes a daily struggle.

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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)

Kenya's colorful minibuses are going electric, powering a green revolution. Plus: digital tools that make Berlin more livable, rescue drones powered by 6G, and a bus driver navigating gender bias on Bangkok's roads.

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Each year, a train carrying doctors and medical gear travels through remote areas of Kazakhstan. The project is called Salamatty Kazakhstan, or "Healthy Kazakhstan." The train is underway for eight months and the clinic operates daily.

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What does it take to document the stories most people never see? ####Award-winning Indian photojournalist Smita Sharma has spent years investigating human trafficking, gender inequality, and other hidden social issues across South Asia. Her work has appeared in National Geographic, TIME and The New York Times. However, things haven´t been easy.

Many of us take our feet for granted - until they hurt! In Good Shape finds out how to keep our feet healthy and strong, and what happens when they're pushed to the limit on a 100-kilometer hike.

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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.

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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)

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Storms have devastated these islands repeatedly. Now residents are restoring an ancient defense to protect their future. Plus: How AI could aid India's fight against air pollution.

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What does it take to document the stories most people never see? ####Award-winning Indian photojournalist Smita Sharma has spent years investigating human trafficking, gender inequality, and other hidden social issues across South Asia. Her work has appeared in National Geographic, TIME and The New York Times. However, things haven´t been easy.

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.

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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)

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What does it take to document the stories most people never see? ####Award-winning Indian photojournalist Smita Sharma has spent years investigating human trafficking, gender inequality, and other hidden social issues across South Asia. Her work has appeared in National Geographic, TIME and The New York Times. However, things haven´t been easy.

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.

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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.