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School girls are driving change with solar-powered inventions in India's Jharkhand; the dark side of biofuel production in Maharashtra. And the CO2 benefits of mud housing in South India.
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From beauty ideals in South Korea to career paths for non-graduates, hurdles facing foreign professionals and the rise of medieval magnate Jakob Fugger.
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How does a writer become a tourist attraction? When their dark, enigmatic works are still bestsellers today - like those of Franz Kafka. Today, fans from all over the world go on pilgrimages to his birthplace, Prague, visiting the places where Kafka lived, studied, wrote and suffered. DW's Lukas Stege takes you on a Kafka journey through the Czech capital.
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These images were never supposed to be seen. Amid the war in Iran, two men secretly film their day-to-day lives. These smuggled recordings reveal the struggle they face between internal repression and external attacks.
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Colors make our homes more beautiful. They make our clothes more stylish. And colors are indispensable for art. But what looks beautiful can also be toxic: Many colors contain substances like mercury, lead, or chromium.
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How does a writer become a tourist attraction? When their dark, enigmatic works are still bestsellers today - like those of Franz Kafka. Today, fans from all over the world go on pilgrimages to his birthplace, Prague, visiting the places where Kafka lived, studied, wrote and suffered. DW's Lukas Stege takes you on a Kafka journey through the Czech capital.
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In this in depth interview with DW's Chief Political Correspondent Nina Haase, Germany's Vice Chief of Defense Nicole Schilling responds to Washington's decision to reduce its military presence in Germany, addresses the debate over long range missile deployments such as Tomahawks, and explains why Berlin was "not surprised" by the move.
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News in Review
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Time spent hiding in bunkers shapes people for the rest of their lives. This film examines a span from World War II to the Cold War to the current threats that are forcing many people into shelters again today.