TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 04.11.2026
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Homelessness in Los Angeles: The Gap Between the Rich and the Poor
Los Angeles' housing crisis is escalating dramatically. Those who can't find a place to live have to get creative - otherwise, survival becomes a daily struggle.
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Opioids: Business & Addiction - The Cartel of Pain
The United States has a huge drug problem: cheap opioids, thousands of deaths. President Trump blames Latin American cartels. But it all began 30 years ago, quite legally, in the United States.
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08:15
Homelessness in Los Angeles: The Gap Between the Rich and the Poor
Los Angeles' housing crisis is escalating dramatically. Those who can't find a place to live have to get creative - otherwise, survival becomes a daily struggle.
09:00
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Reporter: A new German fighting force
Serving in the military has split Germany. One side can imagine serving, and the other is vehemently against it.
10:00
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Opioids: Business & Addiction - Gold Rush
Purdue Pharma earned billions with OxyContin. The company also triggered a race, as dozens of pharmaceutical companies rushed into the market. One was Insys, which sold fentanyl, a drug fifty times stronger than heroin.
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Close up: Decoding Conflicts - Sudan: The Forgotten War
Tens of thousands have died in Sudan's war, and millions have been displaced. Why is the world's largest humanitarian crisis receiving so little attention?
11:45
Shift: What is AI doing to our brains?
Is AI making us dumber? And could it make social media even more addictive than it already is? AI has changed the way we think and learn. But at a deeper level, how is it affecting our brains?
12:00
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Close up: When ICE Comes Knocking - The Fight Against Trump's Deportations
Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is facing resistance across the United States. And not just from migrants. Local residents are fighting back, determined to stop new ICE detention centers from being built in their own backyards.
12:30
Made in Germany: From food to shipping: How El Niño impacts the global economy
A severe El Niño could reduce harvests, disrupt shipping routes, and increase government spending across multiple regions at once.
13:00
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Reporter: A new German fighting force
Serving in the military has split Germany. One side can imagine serving, and the other is vehemently against it.
14:00
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Interview: The fight against cancer starts earlier: How technology is transforming medicine
From cancer and cardiovascular disease to dementia, many of the world's biggest health challenges could benefit from earlier diagnosis.
14:30
Eco Africa: The 70-year experiment shaping wildfire prevention
A South African experiment launched in 1954 offers insights for a hotter future. Plus: Saving one of the world's most trafficked mammals, and how to turn sand into fertile soil.
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Homelessness in Los Angeles: The Gap Between the Rich and the Poor
Los Angeles' housing crisis is escalating dramatically. Those who can't find a place to live have to get creative - otherwise, survival becomes a daily struggle.
16:00
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Eco India: Invisible Poisons: How can we stay safe?
From heavy metals in Kashmir lakes to arsenic in Bihar drinking water - and polluted farmland across continents - how can we address the toxic threat?
17:00
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Made in Germany: From food to shipping: How El Niño impacts the global economy
A severe El Niño could reduce harvests, disrupt shipping routes, and increase government spending across multiple regions at once.
18:00
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18:15
Interview: The fight against cancer starts earlier: How technology is transforming medicine
From cancer and cardiovascular disease to dementia, many of the world's biggest health challenges could benefit from earlier diagnosis.
18:30
Close up: Decoding Conflicts - Sudan: The Forgotten War
Tens of thousands have died in Sudan's war, and millions have been displaced. Why is the world's largest humanitarian crisis receiving so little attention?
19:00
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Goodbye, Germany: The Polish Workers Heading Home
Ever more Poles are leaving Germany, while fewer and fewer are moving the other way. Why do they no longer see a future for themselves in Germany? What's drawing them back to Poland? And what does it all mean for German companies?
20:00
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Interview: The fight against cancer starts earlier: How technology is transforming medicine
From cancer and cardiovascular disease to dementia, many of the world's biggest health challenges could benefit from earlier diagnosis.
20:30
The 77 Percent: Could YOU Still Afford to Live in Cape Town Today?
Cape Town's iconic beaches and upmarket housing is shadowed by severe inequality and gang violence that plagues many residents. This week, The 77 Percent explores how young people are trying to improve their communities.
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Cheap But Deadly: On the Trail of Product Counterfeiters
Germany is one of the most important destination countries for counterfeit goods in Europe. The trade in counterfeit goods is booming-especially in clothing and accessories. But most dangerous of all are counterfeit medications.
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Made in Germany: From food to shipping: How El Niño impacts the global economy
A severe El Niño could reduce harvests, disrupt shipping routes, and increase government spending across multiple regions at once.