TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 04.05.2025

H&M is creating digital clones of their models. The US government is reportedly building a master database to track immigrants. And Meta is accused of monopolizing the social media landscape. Find out more on SHIFT.

The bottom of the North Sea is still littered with munitions from the Second World War. To ensure that the beaches on the East Frisian island of Wangerooge remain free of munitions, a meticulous search is necessary.

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The global chocolate industry is in a significant crisis. Harvests have collapsed and prices are going through the roof. Why is this happening? Who stands to profit? And is chocolate made without cocoa beans the future?

Eighty years ago, on May 8, 1945, Germany's Wehrmacht surrendered. For Europe, it marked the end of World War II. But what happened next? Was there really a "Zero Hour"? And what traces of 12 years of Nazi rule remain today?

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A 17-year-old Polish forced laborer was executed by the Nazis in 1942. It was Stefan Weger's great-grandmother who testified against him.

This time, host Seitebatso Khomari, is exploring the stunning landscapes in Clarens, South Africa. Plus, a Congolese at the Eurovision Song Contest, a tasteful duo from Durban and a Kenyan unscrambling Africa.

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From the streets of Afghanistan into the ring. Shoaib Akhtar is not just a boxer, but also fighting his way through life into a new society. A refugee turned pro boxer. But how did he make it here in Germany?

How conductor Joana Mallwitz attracts more people to the concert hall. Plus: Studying in Cambridge. And: Istanbul's street food classic Kumpir.

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H&M is creating digital clones of their models. The US government is reportedly building a master database to track immigrants. And Meta is accused of monopolizing the social media landscape. Find out more on SHIFT.

Is the Audi RS 6 GT worth its price of €220,000? We find out. Think getting your driver's license is tough? Germany's test is one of the toughest. And solo traveler Pelumi Nubi drives 10,000 km from London to Lagos.

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Matthieu Ricard is a Buddhist monk, writer and thinker. He uses photography to share his wonder at the spectacle that is our world with as many people as possible. He is returning to Bhutan for the first time in seven years.

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From the streets of Afghanistan into the ring. Shoaib Akhtar is not just a boxer, but also fighting his way through life into a new society. A refugee turned pro boxer. But how did he make it here in Germany?

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A 17-year-old Polish forced laborer was executed by the Nazis in 1942. It was Stefan Weger's great-grandmother who testified against him.

Vegan egg substitutes that look and taste almost like the real thing. Renewable fuels based on biowaste. How farmland soils can absorb and store carbon dioxide. The tricky business of recycling solar panels. And: What is plasma, and how is it made?

How conductor Joana Mallwitz attracts more people to the concert hall. Plus: Studying in Cambridge. And: Istanbul's street food classic Kumpir.

Eighty years ago, on May 8, 1945, Germany's Wehrmacht surrendered. For Europe, it marked the end of World War II. But what happened next? Was there really a "Zero Hour"? And what traces of 12 years of Nazi rule remain today?

News

A 17-year-old Polish forced laborer was executed by the Nazis in 1942. It was Stefan Weger's great-grandmother who testified against him.

Is the Audi RS 6 GT worth its price of €220,000? We find out. Think getting your driver's license is tough? Germany's test is one of the toughest. And solo traveler Pelumi Nubi drives 10,000 km from London to Lagos.

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How conductor Joana Mallwitz attracts more people to the concert hall. Plus: Studying in Cambridge. And: Istanbul's street food classic Kumpir.

Women in Rajasthan, India are falling ill from working in quarries without protection; the EU wants to see more old electrical devices being repaired; and in Malaysia we visit an eerily empty residential complex.

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The bottom of the North Sea is still littered with munitions from the Second World War. To ensure that the beaches on the East Frisian island of Wangerooge remain free of munitions, a meticulous search is necessary.

A 17-year-old Polish forced laborer was executed by the Nazis in 1942. It was Stefan Weger's great-grandmother who testified against him.

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Could Chennai become a green city by 2050? We look at efforts underway in the city. Plus: How officials in Kerala are working with locals to protect biodiversity and the young woman mobilizing others by rapping about the environment.

Excessive skincare and hair styling is ineffective and potentially counterproductive - leaving lackluster hair and pimples. Over-brushing can also be a source of harm. In Good Shape with top tips to ensure you stay looking good.