TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 24.01.2026
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14:15
Cities on the Sea: Is Our Future On Water?
Cities, floating on the ocean. It sounds like science fiction, but could soon become reality. Researchers are developing concepts for life on water - on a grand scale. Initial tests are promising. Is success a genuine possibility?
Danach
15:00
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15:15
Reporter: When the Rains Cease to Fall - Indian Farmers Left Alone
Anil Jadhav is an Indian farmer. He had always dreamed of having a large family. But as droughts in his homeland increase, his income - and marriage prospects - are dwindling.
15:30
The 77 Percent
The Magazine for Africa's Youth
16:00
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16:15
Asia 2050: Climate smart agriculture in Punjab
Climate extremes ranging from flooding to destructive heat waves are destroying farmland in Pakistan, threatening long-term food shortages. But climate-smart agriculture can help adapt to these changes.
16:30
Euromaxx: Life in the Alps at an altitude of 3,500 meters
What's it like to live at 3,500 meters? The secret of tapas bars in Spain. And a fashion label from Paris that combines craftsmanship with design.
17:00
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17:15
Sports Life: Ukrainian refugee seeks vaulting history
Ukrainian equestrian vaulter Polina Shovkova fled war to Germany. With her beloved horse Trakki, she trains for her toughest challenge: a 360° spin on horseback.
17:30
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Africa
18:00
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News
18:15
Shift: Reading 2.0: How AI is changing our books
AI can help write books, predict bestsellers and recommend your next great read. But as AI enters publishing, criticism of it is on the rise - over copyright, creativity and lost jobs.
18:30
The 77 Percent
The Magazine for Africa's Youth
19:00
DW News
News
19:15
Reporter: When the Rains Cease to Fall - Indian Farmers Left Alone
Anil Jadhav is an Indian farmer. He had always dreamed of having a large family. But as droughts in his homeland increase, his income - and marriage prospects - are dwindling.
19:30
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Africa
20:00
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News
20:15
Dictators, Drugs, Discord: Latin America and the USA - Wars
Nearly all of Latin America's crises have been shaped by the United States. In the 1980s, the US supported anti-communist forces in Nicaragua and the controversial strongman Manuel Noriega in Panama.
21:00
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21:15
Reporter: When the Rains Cease to Fall - Indian Farmers Left Alone
Anil Jadhav is an Indian farmer. He had always dreamed of having a large family. But as droughts in his homeland increase, his income - and marriage prospects - are dwindling.
21:30
Afrimaxx: Skating the Norm
Ever wondered how young Africans skate the norm? Well, from Abuja, Nigeria to the kingdom in the skies, Lesotho, this episode of Afrimaxx shows you how they're rewriting the rules.
22:00
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22:15
Shift: Reading 2.0: How AI is changing our books
AI can help write books, predict bestsellers and recommend your next great read. But as AI enters publishing, criticism of it is on the rise - over copyright, creativity and lost jobs.
22:30
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Africa
23:00
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News
23:03
The Listener
Dori Laub pioneered a radical form of listening. The psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor began recording the stories of other survivors in the late 1970s. This is a film about the power of listening.
00:15
Sports Life: Ukrainian refugee seeks vaulting history
Ukrainian equestrian vaulter Polina Shovkova fled war to Germany. With her beloved horse Trakki, she trains for her toughest challenge: a 360° spin on horseback.
00:30
Tomorrow Today: Know your limits - 'pacing' in Long Covid therapy
Lena has been living with Long Covid for years. With a method called 'pacing', she's learned to shepherd her strength, avoid setbacks and regain hope. Every step is a victory on the path to a better quality of life.
01:00
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01:02
A Wild River on the Brink of Collapse
The Neretva in Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of Europe's last wild rivers. Its unique ecosystem is threatened with destruction. Despite objections, politicians and entrepreneurs are allowing hydroelectric power plants to be built here. But resistance to the plans remains strong.
01:30
In Good Shape: From childbirth to recovery: What we need to talk about
A vaginal birth involves several incredible but complex processes that come with risks. We break it down step by step. Plus: How exercise and therapy after pregnancy can strengthen both body and mind.
02:00
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02:15
Reporter: When the Rains Cease to Fall - Indian Farmers Left Alone
Anil Jadhav is an Indian farmer. He had always dreamed of having a large family. But as droughts in his homeland increase, his income - and marriage prospects - are dwindling.
02:30
Euromaxx: Life in the Alps at an altitude of 3,500 meters
What's it like to live at 3,500 meters? The secret of tapas bars in Spain. And a fashion label from Paris that combines craftsmanship with design.
03:00
DW News
News
03:02
Sports Life: Ukrainian refugee seeks vaulting history
Ukrainian equestrian vaulter Polina Shovkova fled war to Germany. With her beloved horse Trakki, she trains for her toughest challenge: a 360° spin on horseback.
03:15
Dictators, Drugs, Discord: Latin America and the USA - Wars
Nearly all of Latin America's crises have been shaped by the United States. In the 1980s, the US supported anti-communist forces in Nicaragua and the controversial strongman Manuel Noriega in Panama.
04:00
DW News
News
04:15
Reporter: When the Rains Cease to Fall - Indian Farmers Left Alone
Anil Jadhav is an Indian farmer. He had always dreamed of having a large family. But as droughts in his homeland increase, his income - and marriage prospects - are dwindling.
04:30
A Wild River on the Brink of Collapse
The Neretva in Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of Europe's last wild rivers. Its unique ecosystem is threatened with destruction. Despite objections, politicians and entrepreneurs are allowing hydroelectric power plants to be built here. But resistance to the plans remains strong.