TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 29.07.2026

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Floods have become part of daily life for many Filipinos. But a changing climate isn't the only force driving the crisis. Plus: How bees in Kenya protect coastal communities.

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India's villages can play a key role in the fight against climate change. Will the slow progress and limited resources of villages hinder hitting the carbon neutral goal, or will new technologies help them succeed?

How nanotechnology helps to preserve fruit and reduce methane emissions while protecting livelihoods. Plus: glacier melt from Kenya to Austria.

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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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High energy costs, weak productivity and rising poverty: how Brexit and austerity shaped today's UK economy.

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India's villages can play a key role in the fight against climate change. Will the slow progress and limited resources of villages hinder hitting the carbon neutral goal, or will new technologies help them succeed?

Women are disadvantaged in healthcare - in some cases due to different symptoms in women than in men. This is especially true for heart conditions, where women even face lower survival rates after cardiac arrest.

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Morocco's legalization of cannabis for medicinal purposes was welcomed by growers in the country. The promise of a better future, however, has yet to materialize for many small-scale farmers.

Studies show VR can move users to tears and inspire greater empathy than traditional television. Is VR the ideal medium for big emotions? And who stands to benefit from this?

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What does your hair say about you-and why does it matter so much? This week, The 77 Percent explores the politics of hair and identity. We hear from participants at this year's Summerjam event. And finally we explore some tips on how society can be more accepting.

In the world's wettest state - Meghalaya - local communities tackle water shortages, while India's thirsty megacities use more water than can be replenished. What are the solutions?

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The sensational abuse trial involving Gisèle Pelicot, as seen through her daughter's eyes. A documentary about the harrowing reality of drug-induced sexual violence and the courage of the victims to speak out.

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Morocco's legalization of cannabis for medicinal purposes was welcomed by growers in the country. The promise of a better future, however, has yet to materialize for many small-scale farmers.

Studies show VR can move users to tears and inspire greater empathy than traditional television. Is VR the ideal medium for big emotions? And who stands to benefit from this?

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Wine consumption is declining in Europe. This poses a threat to European wine-growing regions. Winemakers in Spain and Germany are seeking a way out of the crisis by producing alcohol-free wine.

High energy costs, weak productivity and rising poverty: how Brexit and austerity shaped today's UK economy.

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For almost 120 years, the "Circumetnea" narrow-gauge railway has been circling Europe's highest volcano. The train travels through impressive lava landscapes and vegetation zones, as well as two nature parks, with the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mount Etna always in view.

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In this episode of Freaks No More!, photographer Lucy Szulinska shares what flares and remissions feel like when you have lupus and how her mindset became her greatest strength.

How nanotechnology helps to preserve fruit and reduce methane emissions while protecting livelihoods. Plus: glacier melt from Kenya to Austria.

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The sensational abuse trial involving Gisèle Pelicot, as seen through her daughter's eyes. A documentary about the harrowing reality of drug-induced sexual violence and the courage of the victims to speak out.

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In the world's wettest state - Meghalaya - local communities tackle water shortages, while India's thirsty megacities use more water than can be replenished. What are the solutions?

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High energy costs, weak productivity and rising poverty: how Brexit and austerity shaped today's UK economy.

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In this episode of Freaks No More!, photographer Lucy Szulinska shares what flares and remissions feel like when you have lupus and how her mindset became her greatest strength.

Morocco's legalization of cannabis for medicinal purposes was welcomed by growers in the country. The promise of a better future, however, has yet to materialize for many small-scale farmers.

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Wine consumption is declining in Europe. This poses a threat to European wine-growing regions. Winemakers in Spain and Germany are seeking a way out of the crisis by producing alcohol-free wine.

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In this episode of Freaks No More!, photographer Lucy Szulinska shares what flares and remissions feel like when you have lupus and how her mindset became her greatest strength.

What does your hair say about you-and why does it matter so much? This week, The 77 Percent explores the politics of hair and identity. We hear from participants at this year's Summerjam event. And finally we explore some tips on how society can be more accepting.

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The sensational abuse trial involving Gisèle Pelicot, as seen through her daughter's eyes. A documentary about the harrowing reality of drug-induced sexual violence and the courage of the victims to speak out.