TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 17.12.2025
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When Night Falls in Vienna
Vienna is beautiful. Surrounded by elegant imperial facades, people enjoy culture and coffee. Or, they might clatter past St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Sisi Museum in horse-drawn carriages. But when night falls, the city shows itself in a whole new light.
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Planet A: Small turbines, huge potential: Can alternative hydropower save the planet?
Hydropower is considered green energy, but huge dams always come at a huge cost. However, there are innovative small hydropower approaches that claim to harness the water's power without harming nature. We take a look at three promising examples: the vortex power plant, the hydrokinetic turbine, and osmotic power.
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Eco Africa: Why environmental sustainability is social sustainability
In Uganda, one woman campaigner is pioneering inclusive change. Also: getting the climate message across with sign language in Zimbabwe and helping communities by upcycling palm waste in Egypt.
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Made in Germany
Your Business Magazine
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Eco India: Kerala's farmers try to bounce back from rubber crisis
Adapting to Kerala's ailing rubber industry; homes built from wooden bricks in Germany, Thrithala's water revolution and turning weeds into fuel in Tamil Nadu.
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Under the Knife: A History of Surgery - Part 2
The history of surgery can be traced back to the Stone Age. Today, surgical methods have undergone countless revolutionary developments-and save innumerable lives every year.
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Planet A: Small turbines, huge potential: Can alternative hydropower save the planet?
Hydropower is considered green energy, but huge dams always come at a huge cost. However, there are innovative small hydropower approaches that claim to harness the water's power without harming nature. We take a look at three promising examples: the vortex power plant, the hydrokinetic turbine, and osmotic power.
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Close up: The Dirty Realities Behind Green Steel
Steel firms and World Bank-linked finance are backing eucalyptus plantations in Brazil to offset CO2. But on the ground, communities report land loss, damaged ecosystems, and broken promises. So how green is "green steel"?
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Reviving Switzerland's Isolated Villages
Only about 650 people live year-round in the Onsernone Valley in Switzerland. Surrounded by picturesque but rugged nature, life here is not easy for the inhabitants. And one of the top priorities is ensuring the availability of medical care.
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In Good Shape: Boosting brain health: How to protect mental fitness and memory
In Good Shape explores how to keep the brain fit and functioning at its best, how to protect against headaches, and the risks posed by lymphoma of the brain.
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The 77 Percent: Street Debate: Visa and Flights - Why is African Travel Such a Struggle?
We say "One Africa," yet travel across the continent is costly and restricted. Lagos-London can cost less than Lagos-Accra. Africans need visas while Europeans move freely. Why is it so hard to move within Africa?
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Planet A: Small turbines, huge potential: Can alternative hydropower save the planet?
Hydropower is considered green energy, but huge dams always come at a huge cost. However, there are innovative small hydropower approaches that claim to harness the water's power without harming nature. We take a look at three promising examples: the vortex power plant, the hydrokinetic turbine, and osmotic power.
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Under the Knife: A History of Surgery - Part 2
The history of surgery can be traced back to the Stone Age. Today, surgical methods have undergone countless revolutionary developments-and save innumerable lives every year.
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The Day
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Made in Germany
Your Business Magazine
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Planet A: Small turbines, huge potential: Can alternative hydropower save the planet?
Hydropower is considered green energy, but huge dams always come at a huge cost. However, there are innovative small hydropower approaches that claim to harness the water's power without harming nature. We take a look at three promising examples: the vortex power plant, the hydrokinetic turbine, and osmotic power.
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Focus on Europe
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Arts Unveiled: Lifeline to Afghanistan
Afghan female artists refuse to be silenced. Despite Taliban bans on music and art, they work in exile to keep their cultural heritage alive. Discover their powerful stories.
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An Open Ear for Refugees: The Commitment of Volunteers
Following arrival in Germany, what's next? Three people help migrants to build a new life. They advise and translate. They create prospects and encourage people. They live for their commitment - and get a lot back.
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Made in Germany
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Planet A: Small turbines, huge potential: Can alternative hydropower save the planet?
Hydropower is considered green energy, but huge dams always come at a huge cost. However, there are innovative small hydropower approaches that claim to harness the water's power without harming nature. We take a look at three promising examples: the vortex power plant, the hydrokinetic turbine, and osmotic power.
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Eco India: Kerala's farmers try to bounce back from rubber crisis
Adapting to Kerala's ailing rubber industry; homes built from wooden bricks in Germany, Thrithala's water revolution and turning weeds into fuel in Tamil Nadu.