TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 03.06.2026

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In Kishangarh, India, tourists flock to vast marble dumps despite hazardous dust pollution. Germany is deeply divided over the return of wolves. And off Brazil's coast, descendants search for a long-lost slave ship.

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Alina Fernández reflects on her personal history, her opposition to the Cuban regime led by her father and uncle, and the uncertain future of the island she once called home. She describes the rising tensions between Washington and Havana as both frightening and hopeful. "It is a bittersweet feeling that keeps us awake at night," she told DW's Benjamin Alvarez Gruber in Miami.

Below the surface, some of the ocean's most overlooked creatures are fighting for survival: seahorses in Mozambique, sea cucumbers caught in a black market, and turtle eggs under threat in Libya.

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What do young Chinese people dream of? What hopes and goals do they have? Do the grandchildren of the "rising generation" still believe in progress through work, and prosperity for all? Or do they have different values?

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Night trains promise lower emissions and overnight travel. But they are costly and complex. Why demand is rising anyway.

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Alina Fernández reflects on her personal history, her opposition to the Cuban regime led by her father and uncle, and the uncertain future of the island she once called home. She describes the rising tensions between Washington and Havana as both frightening and hopeful. "It is a bittersweet feeling that keeps us awake at night," she told DW's Benjamin Alvarez Gruber in Miami.

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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Anyone walking through Berlin will come across people experiencing homelessness. Some have temporary shelter in emergency housing, while others sleep in doorways, on the streets, or on makeshift beds underneath bridges.

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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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?

Shorter winters mean weaker, hungrier bears and more conflict with humans. How do you protect both sides? Plus: India's climate-induced 'ghost villages' revive.

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The construction of the Ilisu Dam in Turkey flooded priceless cultural monuments. These included the city of Hasankeyf, in the south-east of the country. The last inhabitants had to watch as their centuries-old culture disappeared.

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Anyone walking through Berlin will come across people experiencing homelessness. Some have temporary shelter in emergency housing, while others sleep in doorways, on the streets, or on makeshift beds underneath bridges.

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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For more than 40 years, German churches have been offering refugees church asylum. But this is not a legal right. And the practice is increasingly being called into question by German authorities.

Night trains promise lower emissions and overnight travel. But they are costly and complex. Why demand is rising anyway.

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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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Kazakhstan is stuck between two superpower neighbors - Russia and China. Now it is trying to use its geography to its advantage. Kazakhstan has a long history of being ruled from Moscow, both during the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union. During Soviet times, it was a test site for nuclear weapons and the launchpad for the first human in space.

Below the surface, some of the ocean's most overlooked creatures are fighting for survival: seahorses in Mozambique, sea cucumbers caught in a black market, and turtle eggs under threat in Libya.

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The construction of the Ilisu Dam in Turkey flooded priceless cultural monuments. These included the city of Hasankeyf, in the south-east of the country. The last inhabitants had to watch as their centuries-old culture disappeared.

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Shorter winters mean weaker, hungrier bears and more conflict with humans. How do you protect both sides? Plus: India's climate-induced 'ghost villages' revive.

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Night trains promise lower emissions and overnight travel. But they are costly and complex. Why demand is rising anyway.

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Kazakhstan is stuck between two superpower neighbors - Russia and China. Now it is trying to use its geography to its advantage. Kazakhstan has a long history of being ruled from Moscow, both during the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union. During Soviet times, it was a test site for nuclear weapons and the launchpad for the first human in space.

Anyone walking through Berlin will come across people experiencing homelessness. Some have temporary shelter in emergency housing, while others sleep in doorways, on the streets, or on makeshift beds underneath bridges.

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For more than 40 years, German churches have been offering refugees church asylum. But this is not a legal right. And the practice is increasingly being called into question by German authorities.

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Kazakhstan is stuck between two superpower neighbors - Russia and China. Now it is trying to use its geography to its advantage. Kazakhstan has a long history of being ruled from Moscow, both during the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union. During Soviet times, it was a test site for nuclear weapons and the launchpad for the first human in space.

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 construction of the Ilisu Dam in Turkey flooded priceless cultural monuments. These included the city of Hasankeyf, in the south-east of the country. The last inhabitants had to watch as their centuries-old culture disappeared.