TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 14.08.2022
What's the significance of the discovery of a naked Cupid in a 350-year-old painting by Vermeer? After years of study, the hidden figure was revealed in the "Girl Reading a Letter at an Open Window" painting, housed at the Dresden Gemäldegalerie. It was a sensational find.
Poverty has run rampant in a Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. So much so that an ever-increasing number of Afghan parents are being forced into trafficking their own children: be it to childless couples, as brides or even as fighters for radical Islamic groups.
Frankfurt ist in Bewegung. Was alles in, auf und um die vielen Hochhäuser der Stadt passiert, das erkundet Moderatorin Nicole Frölich.
Sports Life presents sports stories great and small from all over the world. We show you how sport changes people's lives. Everything we know about life can be found in sports.
Can the City One electrify mobility in emerging countries? How safe is Estonia's autonomous bus? We test the Audi R8V10 Spyder. Meet Gambia's wrench-wielding women mechanics.
India, the world's largest democracy, turns 75. With his special brand of non-violent resistance, Mahatma Gandhi paved the way for the country's independence. He campaigned for a pluralistic, secular state and equal opportunities for all. What remains of those ambitions, today?
Poverty has run rampant in a Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. So much so that an ever-increasing number of Afghan parents are being forced into trafficking their own children: be it to childless couples, as brides or even as fighters for radical Islamic groups.
Climate change is causing temperatures to rise. Extreme weather events and droughts are increasing. Springs and wells are drying up. And everyone needs more water. The battles for control over precious water reserves have begun.
Poverty has run rampant in a Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. So much so that an ever-increasing number of Afghan parents are being forced into trafficking their own children: be it to childless couples, as brides or even as fighters for radical Islamic groups.
Can the City One electrify mobility in emerging countries? How safe is Estonia's autonomous bus? We test the Audi R8V10 Spyder. Meet Gambia's wrench-wielding women mechanics.
Natalia and Mikhail Maksimov clearly remember the day that changed their lives. "Nobody expected that there would be so much violence on August 9. That such a gigantic massacre would happen," the television journalists said.
Sports Life presents sports stories great and small from all over the world. We show you how sport changes people's lives. Everything we know about life can be found in sports.
Six million people live in the cultural melting pot that is Lebanon. Muslims and Christians coexist here, although not always without conflict. Journalist Jaafar Abdul Karim shows colleague Sineb El Masrar the nation where he grew up.
What's the significance of the discovery of a naked Cupid in a 350-year-old painting by Vermeer? After years of study, the hidden figure was revealed in the "Girl Reading a Letter at an Open Window" painting, housed at the Dresden Gemäldegalerie. It was a sensational find.
Poverty has run rampant in a Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. So much so that an ever-increasing number of Afghan parents are being forced into trafficking their own children: be it to childless couples, as brides or even as fighters for radical Islamic groups.
Can the City One electrify mobility in emerging countries? How safe is Estonia's autonomous bus? We test the Audi R8V10 Spyder. Meet Gambia's wrench-wielding women mechanics.
"They used to kill us with guns, now they kill us with deforestation and dams." The Brazilian government's failure to protect the Amazon forest is forcing the Munduruku indigenous people to take action against land grabs and illegal logging - and try to save the rain forest on their own.
Sports Life presents sports stories great and small from all over the world. We show you how sport changes people's lives. Everything we know about life can be found in sports.
Six million people live in the cultural melting pot that is Lebanon. Muslims and Christians coexist here, although not always without conflict. Journalist Jaafar Abdul Karim shows colleague Sineb El Masrar the nation where he grew up.
Poverty has run rampant in a Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. So much so that an ever-increasing number of Afghan parents are being forced into trafficking their own children: be it to childless couples, as brides or even as fighters for radical Islamic groups.
Frankfurt ist in Bewegung. Was alles in, auf und um die vielen Hochhäuser der Stadt passiert, das erkundet Moderatorin Nicole Frölich.
Can the City One electrify mobility in emerging countries? How safe is Estonia's autonomous bus? We test the Audi R8V10 Spyder. Meet Gambia's wrench-wielding women mechanics.
Six million people live in the cultural melting pot that is Lebanon. Muslims and Christians coexist here, although not always without conflict. Journalist Jaafar Abdul Karim shows colleague Sineb El Masrar the nation where he grew up.
Poverty has run rampant in a Taliban-ruled Afghanistan. So much so that an ever-increasing number of Afghan parents are being forced into trafficking their own children: be it to childless couples, as brides or even as fighters for radical Islamic groups.