TV Programm für Deutsche Welle (Engl) am 17.02.2019
Ein Klassiker von heute, ein Klassiker von gestern und vielleicht ein Klassiker von morgen? Mit dem Porsche 911, dem Goliath F400 und dem Audi e-tron geht Motor mobil auf Zeitreise.
Is €64 million a lot of cash? In football, not anymore. The Dembélés and Mbappés of the world now command three-figure fees. American Wonderkid Christian Pulisic will move to England in the summer for a big sum, with Chelsea paying Borussia Dortmund €64 million to secure his services. Kick Off! Life takes a look at how a player can be worth so much money.
Winter is the perfect time to visit museums in Munich, or stop by the Hofbräuhaus. Or head south to Lenggries for some skiing or sledding.
Big stars, hot topics, tough competition: Arts.21 goes behind the scenes at the Berlin International Film Festival. Actress Ine Marie Wilmann, filmmaker Tsitsi Dangaremba, and photographer Birgit Kleber show us the Berlinale up close and personal. (247)
Where people love each other, there are also sexually transmitted diseases. Infections like syphilis or gonorrhea can be found around the world. But the subject is taboo for many. Why it is important to talk about it and how to fight the diseases effectively. Also: Pilates training for the core of the body and light therapy against winter depression.
Researchers into raw materials in Germany are developing new products with the aim of launching sustainable production trends: bamboo bicycle frames, chicory fiber pantyhose, and crockery made from old coffee grounds. Does this mark the beginning of an ecological market revolution?
Winter is the perfect time to visit museums in Munich, or stop by the Hofbräuhaus. Or head south to Lenggries for some skiing or sledding.
Is €64 million a lot of cash? In football, not anymore. The Dembélés and Mbappés of the world now command three-figure fees. American Wonderkid Christian Pulisic will move to England in the summer for a big sum, with Chelsea paying Borussia Dortmund €64 million to secure his services. Kick Off! Life takes a look at how a player can be worth so much money.
More than 800 million people around the world suffer from chronic undernourishment - a quarter of them in Africa. Hunger is one of the most common reasons why people flee their homelands. Politicians repeatedly say that the causes behind so many people leaving Africa for Europe have to be addressed.
Houses, bridges and prosthetics: 3D printers can produce spectacular things - plus they're fast, cheap and save resources. But 3D printers can also be used to manufacture firearms at home. 3D printing - an opportunity or a threat?
Where people love each other, there are also sexually transmitted diseases. Infections like syphilis or gonorrhea can be found around the world. But the subject is taboo for many. Why it is important to talk about it and how to fight the diseases effectively. Also: Pilates training for the core of the body and light therapy against winter depression.
Is €64 million a lot of cash? In football, not anymore. The Dembélés and Mbappés of the world now command three-figure fees. American Wonderkid Christian Pulisic will move to England in the summer for a big sum, with Chelsea paying Borussia Dortmund €64 million to secure his services. Kick Off! Life takes a look at how a player can be worth so much money.
The photo of the "Napalm Girl" is a symbol of the Vietnam War. Now Kim Phuc has been honoured with the Dresden Peace Prize. +++ The MeToo movement has finally reached China. Women make their experiences with sexual harassment public. Despite censorship.
Ein Klassiker von heute, ein Klassiker von gestern und vielleicht ein Klassiker von morgen? Mit dem Porsche 911, dem Goliath F400 und dem Audi e-tron geht Motor mobil auf Zeitreise.
Ecuador's railway has seen a renaissance in recent years. The country boasts what is widely acknowledged as the most spectacular train line in South America. The Trans-Andean railroad takes in the infamous Nariz del Diablo, or Devil's Nose, a mountain with almost perpendicular walls.
Big stars, hot topics, tough competition: Arts.21 goes behind the scenes at the Berlin International Film Festival. Actress Ine Marie Wilmann, filmmaker Tsitsi Dangaremba, and photographer Birgit Kleber show us the Berlinale up close and personal. (247)
Houses, bridges and prosthetics: 3D printers can produce spectacular things - plus they're fast, cheap and save resources. But 3D printers can also be used to manufacture firearms at home. 3D printing - an opportunity or a threat?
Researchers into raw materials in Germany are developing new products with the aim of launching sustainable production trends: bamboo bicycle frames, chicory fiber pantyhose, and crockery made from old coffee grounds. Does this mark the beginning of an ecological market revolution?
Eleven dead and 70 injured: the result of a deadly weekend in Chicago. The city has experienced an explosion of violence in the last two years, with 650 more people killed in shootings there than the US's two biggest cities combined: Los Angeles and New York. Young black men are the main victims of this endless cycle of gang crime, illegal weapons and social problems.
On this edition we check out solar lamps in Burkina Faso, the woman making furniture from plastic bottles in Cameroon, and France's first 'solidarity fridge'
The photo of the "Napalm Girl" is a symbol of the Vietnam War. Now Kim Phuc has been honoured with the Dresden Peace Prize. +++ The MeToo movement has finally reached China. Women make their experiences with sexual harassment public. Despite censorship.
Houses, bridges and prosthetics: 3D printers can produce spectacular things - plus they're fast, cheap and save resources. But 3D printers can also be used to manufacture firearms at home. 3D printing - an opportunity or a threat?
Ein Klassiker von heute, ein Klassiker von gestern und vielleicht ein Klassiker von morgen? Mit dem Porsche 911, dem Goliath F400 und dem Audi e-tron geht Motor mobil auf Zeitreise.
Phil Collins' successor Ray Wilson (Genesis, Stiltskin) on Night Grooves! Joining him is the German electro-pop duo Glasperlenspiel. Their hit "Geiles Leben" numbers among the biggest German music successes of recent years.
Researchers into raw materials in Germany are developing new products with the aim of launching sustainable production trends: bamboo bicycle frames, chicory fiber pantyhose, and crockery made from old coffee grounds. Does this mark the beginning of an ecological market revolution?
The photo of the "Napalm Girl" is a symbol of the Vietnam War. Now Kim Phuc has been honoured with the Dresden Peace Prize. +++ The MeToo movement has finally reached China. Women make their experiences with sexual harassment public. Despite censorship.
Outstanding women in science. Engineer Gabriela Hug optimizes renewable power grids; women share their love of research on we explore the history of science. Plus: in search of Andean bears, and how taste develops.
Big stars, hot topics, tough competition: Arts.21 goes behind the scenes at the Berlin International Film Festival. Actress Ine Marie Wilmann, filmmaker Tsitsi Dangaremba, and photographer Birgit Kleber show us the Berlinale up close and personal. (247)
Ein Klassiker von heute, ein Klassiker von gestern und vielleicht ein Klassiker von morgen? Mit dem Porsche 911, dem Goliath F400 und dem Audi e-tron geht Motor mobil auf Zeitreise.
More and more young people are demanding their governments do more to combat climate change. A growing international movement made up of young people is ditching school every Friday to demonstrate for climate action.
The photo of the "Napalm Girl" is a symbol of the Vietnam War. Now Kim Phuc has been honoured with the Dresden Peace Prize. +++ The MeToo movement has finally reached China. Women make their experiences with sexual harassment public. Despite censorship.
Alondra de la Parra is one of the new stars of classical music. She has conducted more than 100 orchestras in 20 countries, breaking the glass ceiling in a male-dominated profession. She was recently appointed Music Director of the Queensland Symphony Orchestra in Brisbane, Australia.
On this edition: Building community with Ultimate Frisbee in Chennai, a German classroom goes green, feeding thousands of kids in India's largest school kitchen and taking a German village off the grid.
Where people love each other, there are also sexually transmitted diseases. Infections like syphilis or gonorrhea can be found around the world. But the subject is taboo for many. Why it is important to talk about it and how to fight the diseases effectively. Also: Pilates training for the core of the body and light therapy against winter depression.
Houses, bridges and prosthetics: 3D printers can produce spectacular things - plus they're fast, cheap and save resources. But 3D printers can also be used to manufacture firearms at home. 3D printing - an opportunity or a threat?
More and more young people are demanding their governments do more to combat climate change. A growing international movement made up of young people is ditching school every Friday to demonstrate for climate action.