TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 30.05.2026

Around the world, health care access is an issue. Technological advances like remote patient monitoring and robot surgeries could change the game.

In Rotterdam, local street gangs join forces with Colombians to build their empire. Driven by raging demand, the cocaine trade has triggered an unprecedented wave of violence.

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Madeira is one of the most stunning islands in the Atlantic, where dramatic cliffs and lush green landscapes blend with Portuguese culture. But there's a problem: like many popular destinations, Madeira is struggling with mass tourism, leading to crowded viewpoints, packed hiking trails and pressure on the environment. So what's being done about it?

Donald Trump seems to be thrilled with himself and his agenda. But fewer and fewer people, at home and abroad, share that enthusiasm. Is he pushing things too far with a style of governance that often contradicts itself? Our guests: Rachel Tausendfreund, DGAP; Majda Ruge, ECFR; Josef Braml, U.S. expert.

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Around the world, health care access is an issue. Technological advances like remote patient monitoring and robot surgeries could change the game.

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How did Sigmund Freud change how we see ourselves and the world? Plus: A journey into an unknown Amazonia, a magician dancing with a chair, and Japanese cult icon artist Yayoi Kusama's polka dots.

After Makoko's demolitions displace thousands amid a severe housing shortage, Lagos faces a deeper question: can fast-growing megacities modernize without erasing informal communities that sustain its poorest residents and urban life?

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Madeira is one of the most stunning islands in the Atlantic, where dramatic cliffs and lush green landscapes blend with Portuguese culture. But there's a problem: like many popular destinations, Madeira is struggling with mass tourism, leading to crowded viewpoints, packed hiking trails and pressure on the environment. So what's being done about it?

This week's Berlin Briefing explores how Germany and Europe are stuck between rocky relations with the US and hard facts about who gets a say in the AI race. Matthias, Maximiliane and Michaela unpack together, why the Pope's intervention may be coming at just the right time to impact EU policy.

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A Chilean surfer who survived neuroblastoma as a child faces new health setbacks as she competes at a major tournament. After months out of the water and ongoing medical checks, she returns to competition, navigating difficult waves, injuries and pressure - while fighting for a place on the podium.

A treatment called CAR T-cell therapy is helping many leukemia patients, but high costs and complex production are slowing its breakthrough. Researchers are turning to automation to scale treatment and cut the price.

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Loneliness is often underestimated - especially among young people. The documentary follows four young people: Ellen, Gordon, Lilli and Vanelynn, who feel isolated for very different reasons.

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How to boost your immune system with a plant-based diet, exercise and dirt. In Good Shape explains the role of the lymphatic system in keeping us healthy.

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Marilyn Monroe was the biggest Hollywood star of the 1950s. She couldn't shake the image of the blonde sex symbol, but was nonetheless able to use her influence wisely and fought for self-determination.

Around the world, health care access is an issue. Technological advances like remote patient monitoring and robot surgeries could change the game.

How did Sigmund Freud change how we see ourselves and the world? Plus: A journey into an unknown Amazonia, a magician dancing with a chair, and Japanese cult icon artist Yayoi Kusama's polka dots.

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Latin America has long been one of the most dangerous regions for human rights and environmental activists. Hundreds of people are murdered every year, in crimes that have a sad tradition on the continent.

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Our deep dive format explains the stories that matter - ####with clarity, context and journalistic rigor. Each segment goes beyond the headlines to uncover what's driving key developments around the world, featuring sharp analysis, expert voices and exclusive on the ground insights from where events are unfolding.

Around the world, health care access is an issue. Technological advances like remote patient monitoring and robot surgeries could change the game.

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A Chilean surfer who survived neuroblastoma as a child faces new health setbacks as she competes at a major tournament. After months out of the water and ongoing medical checks, she returns to competition, navigating difficult waves, injuries and pressure - while fighting for a place on the podium.

India has set its sights on becoming an economic global power. For western entrepreneurs, the country could be a feasible alternative to China. But how sustainable is the current boom?

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Marilyn Monroe was the biggest Hollywood star of the 1950s. She couldn't shake the image of the blonde sex symbol, but was nonetheless able to use her influence wisely and fought for self-determination.

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After Makoko's demolitions displace thousands amid a severe housing shortage, Lagos faces a deeper question: can fast-growing megacities modernize without erasing informal communities that sustain its poorest residents and urban life?

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The first woman to wear pants, the first female director to win an Oscar and the first woman in space all changed the world as pioneers who paved the way for other women. But there are many other boundaries that women have broken. Get to know three women and find out what it means to be "the first."

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A Chilean surfer who survived neuroblastoma as a child faces new health setbacks as she competes at a major tournament. After months out of the water and ongoing medical checks, she returns to competition, navigating difficult waves, injuries and pressure - while fighting for a place on the podium.

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Around the world, health care access is an issue. Technological advances like remote patient monitoring and robot surgeries could change the game.

After Makoko's demolitions displace thousands amid a severe housing shortage, Lagos faces a deeper question: can fast-growing megacities modernize without erasing informal communities that sustain its poorest residents and urban life?

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Our memory is a machine of superlatives. Every second, it processes unimaginable amounts of information, decides what's important and what's not, and stores what we experience and learn.

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Our deep dive format explains the stories that matter - ####with clarity, context and journalistic rigor. Each segment goes beyond the headlines to uncover what's driving key developments around the world, featuring sharp analysis, expert voices and exclusive on the ground insights from where events are unfolding.

Today host Itumeleng Banda trades out traffic for culture - on Main Street Sundays in Johannesburg, South Africa. Let's check, how the pulse of modern Africa comes alive in different cities.

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Mothers in Italy and India fight against the release of PFAS chemicals. Activated carbon is revolutionizing wastewater treatment. A former fashion expert in India designs permaculture

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