Honduras: Escaping violence and poverty
Poverty, violence, and climate disasters drive mass migration from Honduras, leaving villages emptied of...
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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.
Who blew up the Nord Stream pipelines?
The Nord Stream pipeline sabotage of September 2022 remains unresolved: despite extensive investigations by...
Istanbul: Readying for a major earthquake
Istanbul sits atop the North Anatolian Fault, where experts warn a devastating 6–7 magnitude quake is...
The dirty business of beauty
Gemstone beauty trends fuel demand, but mining in Madagascar exposes harsh conditions for local workers.
India: Anti-Muslim hate music
Sandeep Acharya, a Hindutva pop star, draws huge audiences with Islamophobic songs linked to rallies and...
Can innovative projects turn the tide on plastic litter in our seas?
Plastic pollution is flooding rivers and seas, but new solutions offer hope: Cologne’s KRAKE installs...
Trucking with long-haul driver Biggi – What does it take to drive long distances?
Brigitte “Biggi” Mosch has spent over 30 years behind the wheel of long‑haul trucks, crisscrossing from...
The global rise of afro house music
Afro house, born in South Africa, is now a global movement, blending cultures and inspiring DJs worldwide.
How to become a respected ballet dancer
Pawan Kumar defies gender norms to pursue ballet, guided by choreographer Ashley Lobo in DW’s Choices: Dare...
TikTok beekeepers make bee rescue a trend
Beekeeping is booming among young people, transforming from a fading retirement hobby into a vibrant...
Germany hosts the Invictus Games: Recovery through sport
The 2023 Invictus Games in Germany bring together over 500 wounded veterans from 21 nations, with athletes...
Superfoods and the environment – Avocados and blueberries from South America
Avocado and blueberry booms in Chile and Peru bring health benefits but cause severe environmental strain.
Digital solutions for decent lives – Founders Valley (1/3)
Young entrepreneurs in Ghana use digital tools to fight poverty among farmers and fishers.
AI: Does artificial intelligence threaten our human identity?
The documentary I Compute, Therefore I Am by Volker Strübing explores how AI challenges human uniqueness,...
The narco-lawyers behind Mexico’s drug cartels
A documentary exposes the hidden role of “narco‑lawyers” in Mexico’s drug cartels, showing how legal experts...
Climate change and the rich
Wealthy individuals emit vastly more CO2, sparking calls for personal carbon caps and trading, though...
Racism in Germany
Afro-Germans share a long, proud history in Germany, marked by racism, survival, and self-empowerment.
Borders at the French Riviera – Europe between freedom and flight
Europe’s fractured reality is stark at the France–Italy frontier: once symbols of unity, borders now harden...
Heavy industry and global greenhouse gas emissions – What does the future hold?
Heavy industry, responsible for vast CO2 emissions, faces urgent pressure to go green: ArcelorMittal tests...
How healthcare technology saves lives in Rwanda – Founders Valley (2/3)
Rwanda’s strong healthcare system still faces rural gaps, with startups using tech to expand access and...
Factory farming, animal welfare and the future of modern agriculture
Factory farming faces scrutiny from a pig farmer, an animal rights activist, and a pasture-based cattle...
New life: The long road to a donor organ
The documentary follows 40‑year‑old Silke Schulze’s desperate wait for a heart and lung transplant in...
Spain’s child abduction scandal – A dark chapter for the Catholic Church
Under Franco’s dictatorship and beyond, Spain saw the organized abduction of an estimated 300,000 babies —...
From smartphones to e-cars – How important is the lithium-ion battery?
Lithium-ion batteries drive e-mobility, digitalization, and renewable energy, with growing use from...
Tourism in times of climate change
Tourism both worsens and responds to climate change: Germany’s Ahr Valley rebuilds as a model for...
Mongolia: Rise and fall of an empire
A documentary by Robert H. Lieberman and Deborah C. Hoard traces Mongolia’s vast imperial past and vibrant...
Challenging Lukashenko – Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya’s fight for Belarus
Can Dündar profiles exiled Belarusian candidate Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, who rose from homemaker to leading...
Do we need to eat meat?
A documentary explores cultural roots of meat consumption, myths of necessity, and differing views on what’s...
Chile: 50 years after Augusto Pinochet
Chile still lives under Pinochet’s 1980 neoliberal constitution, which privatized essentials from pensions...