Coffee: The future of coffee growing and production
Innovative farmers are reshaping coffee: eco-friendly methods boost income, byproducts become “superfood”...
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Rebels in Myanmar
Young rebels in Myanmar, like 18-year-old Naing Myel Htet Kyaw, join armed resistance after the 2021 coup.
Kiribati and climate change
Kiribati faces rising seas that threaten its survival: residents patch walls against worsening “king tides,”...
Love & marriage in Egypt and Taiwan – Whose choice is it?
Family planning sparks generational conflict worldwide: in Taiwan, Yoyo’s decision to marry a woman and have...
Why zoos sometimes kill animals?
German zoos face controversy over culling animals, including endangered species, as a population management...
The melting ice of the Arctic (1/2)
An ice-free Arctic sparks climate fears but promises trade, resources, and tourism for major powers.
Why IS remains a threat
Northern Syria remains volatile: prisons and camps hold thousands of former IS fighters and their families,...
Spain – Water scarcity in a vacation paradise
Spain’s 2023 drought exposed deep tensions: Catalonia imposed strict water‑saving rules amid record heat,...
The remote archipelago of Svalbard
Svalbard’s visa-free Arctic attracts global settlers, but harsh conditions, no social services, and reliance...
Parenting while blind
7-year-old Mila, daughter of blind parents, balances independence with the need for a normal childhood.
How do siblings shape our character?
Sibling relationships shape us in complex ways: therapist Jürg Frick highlights gender, age gaps and...
Robots to the rescue – High-Tech helpers
Smart technology is saving lives and tackling tough jobs: Tom Plümmer’s Wingcopter drones deliver vital...
The melting ice of the Arctic (2/2)
An ice-free Arctic raises climate fears but offers new trade, resources, and tourism opportunities.
Niger: Breaking free from violence and crime
In Niger’s Zinder, youth struggle to escape gangs, poverty, and violence, revealing deep scars and lost...
A beauty salon for everyone in Leipzig
Leipzig’s “Grand Beauty” salon uses hair, make‑up, and manicure services to challenge xenophobia, with...
Fighting your parents over your career choices
Generational clashes over careers highlight shifting values: Alyssa in California pursues boxing against her...
Afghanistan – A new hand for Abdul
Afghan boy Abdul, maimed by a bomb, comes to Germany for treatment as healthcare collapses under Taliban rule.
The threat of avalanches – Making Austria’s slopes safe
Austria’s “avalanche blasters” trigger controlled slides to protect ski resorts, preventing deadly disasters...
Migrants facing German bureaucracy
Germany’s bureaucracy poses hurdles for migrants: Cuban Yairan Montejo struggles with yearly residence...
Kyiv’s techno scene and Russia’s war
Born from Kyiv’s techno scene, the “Repair Together” initiative blends music and reconstruction, drawing...
Russia’s forests under threat
Russia’s taiga, a vital oxygen source, is threatened by logging, mining, and oil pollution.
Globalization: Winners and losers in world trade (1/2)
Globalization no longer guarantees growth, leaving poorer nations excluded from markets and migration...
Iraq’s forgotten children – The scrap collectors of Mosul
In war‑scarred Mosul, three boys — Razzan, Hameed, and Maher — scavenge daily for scrap amid rubble and...
#MeToo in Bollywood
Five years after #MeToo shook Bollywood, few cases have reached court, and whistle‑blowers often paid a...
How to know if egg freezing is right for you
Delhi lawyer Anchal Chaudhary weighs egg freezing and societal pressure in DW’s Choices: Dare to Dream.
Poland: Threat lurking in the Baltic
WWII shipwrecks in the Baltic risk fuel leaks, but warnings are largely ignored in Poland.
The Turkish Republic at 100: Is democracy still salvageable?
On Turkey’s 100th anniversary, exiled journalist Can Dündar and writer Aslı Erdoğan reflect on a homeland...
Ireland’s stolen children fight for justice
Ireland’s Catholic mother‑and‑baby homes left a legacy of shame and neglect: over 50,000 women lost children...
Honduras: Escaping violence and poverty
Poverty, violence, and climate disasters drive mass migration from Honduras, leaving villages emptied of...
Lula’s return – A Brazil divided
Lula returns as Brazil’s president, facing deep polarization, lingering Bolsonarismo, and violent...
Where’s our money? – The “Madgermanes” of Mozambique
In Maputo, the “Madgermanes” — former East German contract workers like Julio Faizal Lakha — still protest...
Magical Moroccan weddings: Luxurious celebrations of tradition and status
Yousra and Othman’s Moroccan wedding in Fez unfolded like a fairytale: months of planning, souk treasures...
Globalization: Profits over people (2/2)
Globalization now deepens inequality, benefiting nations like China while leaving poorer countries and...
Rave in Riyadh – Women and the bassline
Saudi women enter the music scene at MDLBeast festival, embracing new freedoms amid shifting social norms.
Rich and poor – The growing wealth gap in Germany
Germany’s wealth gap widens, with welfare recipients, middle-class families, and protesters demanding...
Afghan musicians in exile
After fleeing Taliban repression, the Afghan Youth Orchestra rebuilt its life in exile in Braga, Portugal,...
Can trees stop climate change?
As climate change devastates forests worldwide, new approaches emerge: urban “tiny forests” pioneered by...
Can Lapland’s primeval forests be saved?
Northern Europe’s primeval forests face logging threats, but Sveaskog pledges more protection for Sami...
Jobs for employees with disabilities
Disabled workers in Germany seek better jobs beyond low-paid, monotonous sheltered workshops.
Scotland: Is the desire for independence growing?
Scotland faces economic hardship, fueling renewed independence calls, but a new referendum needs UK approval.