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Persistence in the face of setbacks: The state of media development in Latin America

Persistence in the face of setbacks: The state of media development in Latin America 18.06.2026

Recent funding cuts, the rise of authoritarian governments, increasingly powerful digital platforms, and the rapid development of artificial intelligence are placing growing pressure on Latin America's media system.

British artist David Hockney dies at 88

British artist David Hockney dies at 88 12.06.2026

Considered a superstar of pop art, the UK painter was one of the world's most influential artists during his lifetime.

Taliban arrest 30 women for violating hijab rules, UN says

Taliban arrest 30 women for violating hijab rules, UN says 12.06.2026

The arrests come amid a growing struggle for women in Afghanistan who've been practically barred from society under Taliban rule.

Jonathan Tah's first World Cup and the long wait

Jonathan Tah's first World Cup and the long wait 12.06.2026

The 2026 World Cup will be the Bayern Munich defender's first for Germany. This moment has been a long time coming.

Is carbon removal a fantasy?

Is carbon removal a fantasy? 12.06.2026

Every time you drive a car, heat your home or board a plane, carbon dioxide enters the atmosphere. A growing industry says it can pull that CO₂ back out again. Living Planet reporter Sam Baker visited two companies behind direct air capture to see whether this much-hyped technology is on the verge of a breakthrough - or headed for a reality check.

How a bionic arm changed the way people treat me

How a bionic arm changed the way people treat me 12.06.2026

What happens when the world sees you as "warm", but not competent? In this episode, Prof. Dr. Bertolt Meyer reveals the psychology behind disability stereotypes, how a €110,000 bionic arm changed the way strangers treated him, and how he uses SynLimb, a device that lets him control music with his body.

How a bionic arm changed the way people treat me

How a bionic arm changed the way people treat me 12.06.2026

What happens when the world sees you as "warm", but not competent? In this episode, Prof. Dr. Bertolt Meyer reveals the psychology behind disability stereotypes, how a €110,000 bionic arm changed the way strangers treated him, and how he uses SynLimb, a device that lets him control music with his body.

African taste, on African terms

African taste, on African terms 12.06.2026

Across Africa, young creatives are reshaping materials, traditions and spaces into something powerful and new. Today host Bibi Raii takes you from Lagos, Nigeria to Kinshasa, DRC and even to Johannesburg, South Africa.

Dream homes SA: Adrian Morris

Dream homes SA: Adrian Morris 12.06.2026

In this Dream Home in Johannesburg, South Africa, Palesa Tembe has already moved into. In her mind, billionaire fantasies and all.

Julian Nagelsmann: The coach struggling to speak to Germany

Julian Nagelsmann: The coach struggling to speak to Germany 12.06.2026

Considered German football's X factor during Euro 2024, Julian Nagelsmann enters the 2026 World Cup with more questions than optimism.

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