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From cancer and cardiovascular disease to dementia, many of the world's biggest health challenges could benefit from earlier diagnosis.
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From heavy metals in Kashmir lakes to arsenic in Bihar drinking water - and polluted farmland across continents - how can we address the toxic threat?
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Against hate and exclusion; for respect and tolerance. Initiatives in Germany, the U.S. and Colombia show how reconciliation can work - between religions, political opponents, victims and perpetrators.
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News in Review
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Human trafficking: How foreign workers are exploited in Serbia. +++ Italy: Why a major steel plant has to shut down.
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From cancer and cardiovascular disease to dementia, many of the world's biggest health challenges could benefit from earlier diagnosis.
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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?
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The shipping industry is facing radical change, with a goal of becoming climate-neutral by 2050. Are cargo sailboats - which harness wind power using yacht-racing technology and digital weather routing - the solution?
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A severe El Niño could reduce harvests, disrupt shipping routes, and increase government spending across multiple regions at once.
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Human trafficking: How foreign workers are exploited in Serbia. +++ Italy: Why a major steel plant has to shut down.
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North Korea: A small country often at the center of global attention for geopolitical reasons. The Kim dynasty has ruled through oppression and isolation since 1948. Yet the regime is striving to project a new image.
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Against hate and exclusion; for respect and tolerance. Initiatives in Germany, the U.S. and Colombia show how reconciliation can work - between religions, political opponents, victims and perpetrators.
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Young basketball players in rural India refuse to give up when funding for Rising Suns ends. They organize their own tournament, unite their community, and keep their dreams alive through resilience and hope.
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Human trafficking: How foreign workers are exploited in Serbia. +++ Italy: Why a major steel plant has to shut down.
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The shipping industry is facing radical change, with a goal of becoming climate-neutral by 2050. Are cargo sailboats - which harness wind power using yacht-racing technology and digital weather routing - the solution?
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The images from Belgrade go around the world. Thousands celebrate in the streets. But the real story takes place behind the scenes. How did a student movement manage to mobilize an entire country? And what now?
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US carmakers pivot back to combustion engines under Donald Trump, while China pulls ahead in electric mobility. A strategic misstep? And: Electric ferries in Lagos, transport woes in Karachi and German firms in Serbia.
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North Korea: A small country often at the center of global attention for geopolitical reasons. The Kim dynasty has ruled through oppression and isolation since 1948. Yet the regime is striving to project a new image.
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Ayurveda from India, hydrotherapy from Germany, saffron from the Middle East-what role do traditional therapies play in modern medicine? In Good Shape explores some interesting findings.
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Human trafficking: How foreign workers are exploited in Serbia. +++ Italy: Why a major steel plant has to shut down.
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The images from Belgrade go around the world. Thousands celebrate in the streets. But the real story takes place behind the scenes. How did a student movement manage to mobilize an entire country? And what now?
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Africa
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China's tourism is surging-yet crisis and control are slowing growth. Kruger National Park celebrates 100 years of safari. Florida sees fewer international tourists-are politics playing a role?
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The images from Belgrade go around the world. Thousands celebrate in the streets. But the real story takes place behind the scenes. How did a student movement manage to mobilize an entire country? And what now?
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Human trafficking: How foreign workers are exploited in Serbia. +++ Italy: Why a major steel plant has to shut down.
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North Korea: A small country often at the center of global attention for geopolitical reasons. The Kim dynasty has ruled through oppression and isolation since 1948. Yet the regime is striving to project a new image.
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Ayurveda from India, hydrotherapy from Germany, saffron from the Middle East-what role do traditional therapies play in modern medicine? In Good Shape explores some interesting findings.