TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 17.09.2026
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14:03
Compost me: Alternatives to the Coffin
An increasing number of people don't want to be cremated or buried after their death. They want their bodies to return to the earth as fertile soil. This poses both an ethical and a legal challenge.
Danach
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15:13
Arts Unveiled: 50 years of rebellion: Why punk still matters
Is Punk really dead? Not even close. Fifty years after the Sex Pistols, Ramones, Patti Smith and Nina Hagen helped launch a global movement, Punk is still shaping music, culture and politics around the world. DW reporter Annika Sost explores Berlin's legendary punk scene to find out why Punk continues to inspire new generations.
15:30
REV - The legacy car industry is in crisis. How can it move on?
Legacy automakers are facing multiple crises at once. Could that be a chance to reinvent themselves and the car itself? Will your next ride be solar-powered? And: Meet two sisters who brave the streets of Lagos on bikes.
16:00
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16:15
When Night Falls in Toronto
"We're just like New York," they say of their city, and usually add: "Only nicer!" Toronto is a melting pot of diverse cultures. Most of its residents have immigrated, at some point.
17:00
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17:30
In Good Shape: Self-optimization - which hacks and gadgets are worth the hype?
Track your sleep, optimize your diet, boost your performance. Millions are chasing a better, healthier life. But when does self-improvement become an obsession? We put today's biggest trends to the test.
18:00
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18:30
Focus on Europe: Vienna's Grandma Baristas and Old-Age Poverty
Working after retirement? A Vienna café shows how it's done. +++ In Romania, stray dogs are illegally turned into a lucrative business.
19:00
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19:15
Arts Unveiled: 50 years of rebellion: Why punk still matters
Is Punk really dead? Not even close. Fifty years after the Sex Pistols, Ramones, Patti Smith and Nina Hagen helped launch a global movement, Punk is still shaping music, culture and politics around the world. DW reporter Annika Sost explores Berlin's legendary punk scene to find out why Punk continues to inspire new generations.
19:30
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Africa
20:00
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20:30
Berlin Briefing: Germany's security gamble: More than an arms deal?
For decades, Germany's security model was simple: America provided protection, Germany focused on prosperity. That deal is changing.
21:00
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21:02
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21:15
Arts Unveiled: 50 years of rebellion: Why punk still matters
Is Punk really dead? Not even close. Fifty years after the Sex Pistols, Ramones, Patti Smith and Nina Hagen helped launch a global movement, Punk is still shaping music, culture and politics around the world. DW reporter Annika Sost explores Berlin's legendary punk scene to find out why Punk continues to inspire new generations.
21:30
To the Point: AI panic vs reality: Are humans still in control?
AI insiders are warning of a rapid, uncontrolled surge in artificial intelligence. Is it time for governments to step in, or are we already too late to keep control? Our guests: Michael Kolain (Center for Digital rights and Democracy); Janosch Delcker (Tech Journalist) Vanessa Vohs (Bundeswehr University)
22:00
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22:30
The Day
News in Review
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23:15
When Night Falls in Toronto
"We're just like New York," they say of their city, and usually add: "Only nicer!" Toronto is a melting pot of diverse cultures. Most of its residents have immigrated, at some point.