TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 29.10.2026

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We need more water than ever, we have less rain than ever, and its hotter than ever. So the groundwater tables that we rely on are starting to run dry. Here's how we could keep them going into the future.

From India's rooftop solar boom to electricity from chicken waste and the removal of old dams to restore rivers, green solutions are gaining ground.

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The latest generation of AI is infiltrating the most intimate parts of our lives. This documentary explores the opportunities and risks of using artificial intelligence in psychotherapy. Can chatbots really help when it comes to our mental health?

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Tensions continue to rise in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta following the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants. Local resident Sabah Hamed Mohamed is helping them.

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We need more water than ever, we have less rain than ever, and its hotter than ever. So the groundwater tables that we rely on are starting to run dry. Here's how we could keep them going into the future.

Greece has more than 200 inhabited islands, many of which lack medical facilities. Fortunately, there are doctors who travel to even the most remote Aegean islands, providing health care on a volunteer basis.

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Sexual violence is a well-known weapon of war. One that is deployed against men, as well as women. The enemy is not killed, but destroyed nonetheless. In this documentary, men from Ukraine, Congo and Bosnia break their silence.

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One family struggles with rising costs, another with immigration detention, while critics question political influence of tech billionaires. Three stories about the state of America.

Tensions continue to rise in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta following the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants. Local resident Sabah Hamed Mohamed is helping them.

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For decades, people have predicted the collapse of North Korea. Yet the Kim dynasty seems more entrenched than ever. Propaganda, military posturing and a nuclear program are shoring up Kim Jong Un's power, both domestically and internationally.

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Islamist terrorism continues to claim numerous victims worldwide. Extremist networks are financed in part by donations from Germany. But investigations often prove to be difficult.

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Raised in different worlds, Alexandra Ndolo and Ashley Ngoiri found a shared purpose in fencing. Now they are working together to turn Kenya into Africa's home and future powerhouse of the sport.

Tensions continue to rise in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta following the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants. Local resident Sabah Hamed Mohamed is helping them.

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Sexual violence is a well-known weapon of war. One that is deployed against men, as well as women. The enemy is not killed, but destroyed nonetheless. In this documentary, men from Ukraine, Congo and Bosnia break their silence.

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What does it take to document the stories most people never see? Award-winning Indian photojournalist Smita Sharma has spent years investigating human trafficking, gender inequality, and other hidden social issues across South Asia. Her work has appeared in National Geographic, TIME and The New York Times. However, things haven´t been easy.

In South Africa, a Mercedes-Benz is more than just a car. It's a cultural icon. Meet people who restore and drive Mercs. Plus: Swedish self-driving trucks guided by AI, and Colombian gravity bike riders.

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For decades, people have predicted the collapse of North Korea. Yet the Kim dynasty seems more entrenched than ever. Propaganda, military posturing and a nuclear program are shoring up Kim Jong Un's power, both domestically and internationally.

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Sex in pregnancy: Is it safe and how best to do it? Plus: dating in museums and supermarkets - and why sexually transmitted infections too often go undetected.

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Tensions continue to rise in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta following the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants. Local resident Sabah Hamed Mohamed is helping them.

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What does it take to document the stories most people never see? Award-winning Indian photojournalist Smita Sharma has spent years investigating human trafficking, gender inequality, and other hidden social issues across South Asia. Her work has appeared in National Geographic, TIME and The New York Times. However, things haven´t been easy.

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Sea cucumber populations in the Indian Ocean are being plundered by poachers. In Nigeria, an entrepreneur hopes to turn a profit with scorpion venom. Plus: older women score goals in Ecuador.

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What does it take to document the stories most people never see? Award-winning Indian photojournalist Smita Sharma has spent years investigating human trafficking, gender inequality, and other hidden social issues across South Asia. Her work has appeared in National Geographic, TIME and The New York Times. However, things haven´t been easy.

Tensions continue to rise in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta following the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants. Local resident Sabah Hamed Mohamed is helping them.

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News in Review

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For decades, people have predicted the collapse of North Korea. Yet the Kim dynasty seems more entrenched than ever. Propaganda, military posturing and a nuclear program are shoring up Kim Jong Un's power, both domestically and internationally.

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News in Review

Sex in pregnancy: Is it safe and how best to do it? Plus: dating in museums and supermarkets - and why sexually transmitted infections too often go undetected.