TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 28.10.2026

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In Kraków's Kazimierz district, you can dive into Jewish history - the city was a major center of Jewish life in Europe for centuries. Today the area is hip, with Jewish bookstores and kosher cafés and bars.

A Malian photographer is capturing environmental problems on camera, sparking debate - and change. Plus: The giant battery that could end power cuts in Malawi and elsewhere.

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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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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.

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In Kraków's Kazimierz district, you can dive into Jewish history - the city was a major center of Jewish life in Europe for centuries. Today the area is hip, with Jewish bookstores and kosher cafés and bars.

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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How was the attack on the Israeli state prepared? How was it even possible? To mark the first anniversary of the Hamas attack, the documentary film analyzes the failures of intelligence services, politics and the army.

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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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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Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is facing resistance across the United States. And not just from migrants. Local residents are fighting back, determined to stop new ICE detention centers from being built in their own backyards.

One in three women has been physically sexually assaulted. How much protection can apps and smartphones provide? SHIFT explores examples from Cairo and Mexico City.

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Could Germany become a hotspot for the global markets of the future? Young startup founders are using cutting-edge innovations to tackle tomorrow's biggest challenges. They're not just dreaming about the future - they're building it.

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.

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The Russian Civil War was one of the 20th century's bloodiest chapters. The fight for Russia between Lenin's Red Army and the White Army was ruthless. Its legacy can be felt in Europe to this day.

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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.

A Malian photographer is capturing environmental problems on camera, sparking debate - and change. Plus: The giant battery that could end power cuts in Malawi and elsewhere.

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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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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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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.

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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.

Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is facing resistance across the United States. And not just from migrants. Local residents are fighting back, determined to stop new ICE detention centers from being built in their own backyards.

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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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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.

Kenya is home to champions like Eliud Kipchoge. But behind the medals lies a deeper story of ambition, opportunity, and struggle. We explore the people, challenges, and forces shaping the future of Kenyan sport.

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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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News in Review

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.