TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 27.10.2026
04:02
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04:15
Arts Unveiled: Inside Berlin's Jewish Museum: Making Jewish life visible
The Jewish Museum Berlin is marking its 25th anniversary. Housed in Daniel Libeskind's iconic zigzag-shaped building, the museum has become a landmark of contemporary architecture.
04:30
Close up: When ICE Comes Knocking - The Fight Against Trump's Deportations
Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is facing resistance across the United States. And not just from migrants. Local residents are fighting back, determined to stop new ICE detention centers from being built in their own backyards.
05:00
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05:03
Weapon of War: Sexual Violence Against Men
Sexual violence is a well-known weapon of war. One that is deployed against men, as well as women. The enemy is not killed, but destroyed nonetheless. In this documentary, men from Ukraine, Congo and Bosnia break their silence.
06:00
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06:02
The Day
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06:30
The Dip: Who pays for Europe's economic independence?
DW speaks to Valdis Dombrovskis, the EU commissioner for economy and productivity, at the Berlin Global Dialogue.
07:00
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07:15
Arts Unveiled: Inside Berlin's Jewish Museum: Making Jewish life visible
The Jewish Museum Berlin is marking its 25th anniversary. Housed in Daniel Libeskind's iconic zigzag-shaped building, the museum has become a landmark of contemporary architecture.
07:30
Arts Unveiled: Of Old and New Nazis
In 1961, Hannah Arendt attended the trial of Adolf Eichmann, Nazi bureaucrat of the Holocaust and saw in him the "banality of evil." And a new novel asks how right-wing hatred arises. Stories of guilt and silence.
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08:15
Between the Czar and Hitler: The Russian Revolution and the Legacy of the White Army
The Russian Civil War was one of the 20th century's bloodiest chapters. The fight for Russia between Lenin's Red Army and the White Army was ruthless. Its legacy can be felt in Europe to this day.
09:00
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09:02
Global Us: Big crime threatens sea cucumbers in the Indian Ocean
Sea cucumber populations in the Indian Ocean are being plundered by poachers. In Nigeria, an entrepreneur hopes to turn a profit with scorpion venom. Plus: older women score goals in Ecuador.
09:30
Eco Africa: The environmental photographer whose images can't be ignored
A Malian photographer is capturing environmental problems on camera, sparking debate - and change. Plus: The giant battery that could end power cuts in Malawi and elsewhere.
10:00
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10:02
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10:15
Close up: When ICE Comes Knocking - The Fight Against Trump's Deportations
Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is facing resistance across the United States. And not just from migrants. Local residents are fighting back, determined to stop new ICE detention centers from being built in their own backyards.
10:45
Reporter: Climate Protection at Any Price: The Green Race for Africa
The carbon credits market is booming as Europeans invest in CO2 offset projects in Africa. How are these projects impacting people there?
11:00
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11:03
Weapon of War: Sexual Violence Against Men
Sexual violence is a well-known weapon of war. One that is deployed against men, as well as women. The enemy is not killed, but destroyed nonetheless. In this documentary, men from Ukraine, Congo and Bosnia break their silence.
12:00
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12:02
Tomorrow Today: Who was the shaman of Bad Dürrenberg?
A dazzling 9,000-year-old grave reveals the life of a woman thought to be a shaman. Plus: the manosphere, domestic violence and DNA under pressure.
12:30
In Good Shape: Sex and dating: Things everyone should know!
Sex in pregnancy: Is it safe and how best to do it? Plus: dating in museums and supermarkets - and why sexually transmitted infections too often go undetected.
13:00
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13:02
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13:15
Close up: When ICE Comes Knocking - The Fight Against Trump's Deportations
Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is facing resistance across the United States. And not just from migrants. Local residents are fighting back, determined to stop new ICE detention centers from being built in their own backyards.
13:45
Shift: How apps and smartphones protect women from attacks
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.
14:00
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Travel: Is Krakow's Kazimierz District a "Jewish Disneyland?"
In Kraków's Kazimierz district, you can dive into Jewish history - the city was a major center of Jewish life in Europe for centuries. Today the area is hip, with Jewish bookstores and kosher cafés and bars.
14:30
Eco India: India's solar boom: Eco-friendly innovations changing our world
From India's rooftop solar boom to electricity from chicken waste and the removal of old dams to restore rivers, green solutions are gaining ground.
15:00
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15:02
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15:15
Close up: When ICE Comes Knocking - The Fight Against Trump's Deportations
Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is facing resistance across the United States. And not just from migrants. Local residents are fighting back, determined to stop new ICE detention centers from being built in their own backyards.
15:45
Reporter: Climate Protection at Any Price: The Green Race for Africa
The carbon credits market is booming as Europeans invest in CO2 offset projects in Africa. How are these projects impacting people there?
16:00
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16:30
The Dip: Who pays for Europe's economic independence?
DW speaks to Valdis Dombrovskis, the EU commissioner for economy and productivity, at the Berlin Global Dialogue.
17:00
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News
17:30
Global Us: Big crime threatens sea cucumbers in the Indian Ocean
Sea cucumber populations in the Indian Ocean are being plundered by poachers. In Nigeria, an entrepreneur hopes to turn a profit with scorpion venom. Plus: older women score goals in Ecuador.
18:00
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18:15
Travel: Is Krakow's Kazimierz District a "Jewish Disneyland?"
In Kraków's Kazimierz district, you can dive into Jewish history - the city was a major center of Jewish life in Europe for centuries. Today the area is hip, with Jewish bookstores and kosher cafés and bars.
18:30
REV - Mad for Mercedes: South Africans' love for old Benz models
In South Africa, a Mercedes-Benz is more than just a car. It's a cultural icon. Meet people who restore and drive Mercs. Plus: Swedish self-driving trucks guided by AI, and Colombian gravity bike riders.
19:00
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19:30
Hurt People Hurt People: October 7 and its Aftermath
How was the attack on the Israeli state prepared? How was it even possible? To mark the first anniversary of the Hamas attack, the documentary film analyzes the failures of intelligence services, politics and the army.
21:00
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21:30
The Day
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22:00
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22:02
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22:15
Close up: When ICE Comes Knocking - The Fight Against Trump's Deportations
Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is facing resistance across the United States. And not just from migrants. Local residents are fighting back, determined to stop new ICE detention centers from being built in their own backyards.
22:45
Shift: How apps and smartphones protect women from attacks
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.
23:00
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23:02
The Day
News in Review
23:30
Hurt People Hurt People: October 7 and its Aftermath
How was the attack on the Israeli state prepared? How was it even possible? To mark the first anniversary of the Hamas attack, the documentary film analyzes the failures of intelligence services, politics and the army.