TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 25.02.2026

Rising temperatures are putting ski resorts under pressure. Can snow cannons keep winter sports alive despite their heavy water and energy use? Plus: the race for white hydrogen, and Russia's nuclear power play.

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They evacuate elderly and sick people, set up medical stations and organize escape routes. New structures of protection, security and dignity are emerging in Ukraine, while war shapes everyday life.

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They are drivers of global trade, but they also displace rural activities, require large volumes of water, and transform ecosystems. From Turkey to France to Panama, many canals and waterways face the same dilemma.

A vertical farm in Kenya allows fish production in dry areas. Plus: Uganda's Environment Parliament for the people and building a sustainable business in Mali.

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Sandy's life has been a rollercoaster; he's battled depression and overcome a brain tumor. He processes his experiences through drawings and sketches, yet remains plagued by self-doubt. Renowned illustrator Alicia Souza takes a keen interest in Sandy's work and pushes him to new heights. Can she help Sandy reach his true potential?

Rising temperatures are putting ski resorts under pressure. Can snow cannons keep winter sports alive despite their heavy water and energy use? Plus: the race for white hydrogen, and Russia's nuclear power play.

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They are drivers of global trade, but they also displace rural activities, require large volumes of water, and transform ecosystems. From Turkey to France to Panama, many canals and waterways face the same dilemma.

In Tamil Nadu, cattle herders power regenerative farming and clean energy. Plus: Coconut farmers seek climate solutions and saving snakes to help humans

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Sixty years ago, Europe's first seawater desalination plant was built in the Canary Islands. This technology for producing fresh water was a blessing for the islands. Now, it could prove to be a curse for the ecosystem.

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They are drivers of global trade, but they also displace rural activities, require large volumes of water, and transform ecosystems. From Turkey to France to Panama, many canals and waterways face the same dilemma.

The survivors of the bar fire in the Swiss mountain resort and their families are desperately trying to come to terms with the tragedy. Could the New Year's blaze in Crans-Montana that claimed 41 lives and left 116 people injured have been prevented?

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For many single parents, everyday life can be a challenge. But a number of projects offer assistance and encouragement. Affordable housing, social networking, and childcare services are designed to ease the burden.

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Enjoying life is often associated with unhealthy things: sugar, fat, alcohol and lazing around. But pleasure plays a vital role in mental health. In Good Shape shows how to enjoy things in a more mindful way.

This week's show explores how Muslims and Christians live together across Africa. We ask Nigerians if violence in the north is really about religion and meet people working to build trust and promote peace between the two faiths.

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They are drivers of global trade, but they also displace rural activities, require large volumes of water, and transform ecosystems. From Turkey to France to Panama, many canals and waterways face the same dilemma.

Sixty years ago, Europe's first seawater desalination plant was built in the Canary Islands. This technology for producing fresh water was a blessing for the islands. Now, it could prove to be a curse for the ecosystem.

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News in Review

Rising temperatures are putting ski resorts under pressure. Can snow cannons keep winter sports alive despite their heavy water and energy use? Plus: the race for white hydrogen, and Russia's nuclear power play.

They are drivers of global trade, but they also displace rural activities, require large volumes of water, and transform ecosystems. From Turkey to France to Panama, many canals and waterways face the same dilemma: sustaining their economic role without exacerbating environmental and social impacts.

Spotlight on People

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China is pushing into European markets - and striving for ever greater military power. This has already had an impact on the internal and external security of Western countries. How dependent is Germany on China?

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They are drivers of global trade, but they also displace rural activities, require large volumes of water, and transform ecosystems. From Turkey to France to Panama, many canals and waterways face the same dilemma: sustaining their economic role without exacerbating environmental and social impacts.

In Tamil Nadu, cattle herders power regenerative farming and clean energy. Plus: Coconut farmers seek climate solutions and saving snakes to help humans