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Europe on the Move

Europe on the Move 06.10.2022 | 28:59 mins.

DW's Inside Europe explores how European countries are future-proofing their transport systems against the backdrop of overlapping crises. Discover Spain’s free train fares, Manchester’s publicly owned buses, France’s crusade against private jets and Norway’s ground-breaking electric ferries.

More than 30 killed in Thailand shooting 06.10.2022 | 01:14 mins.

The attack happened in the Nongbua Lamphu province in the country's northeast. A man wielding a gun and a knife is said to have entered a nursery and opened fire before later taking his own life.
China is further tightening its pandemic rules. Many people are no longer hiding their frustration.

How China's zero-COVID policy is hurting its economy 06.10.2022 | 03:16 mins.

Ahead of the Chinese Communist Party congress, China is tightening its already strict coronavirus rules. Entire sectors, including tourism, are suffering. And people are increasingly voicing their frustration.
Azerbaijan poses an ethical challenge for the EU

Azerbaijan poses an ethical challenge for the EU 06.10.2022 | 06:05 mins.

A European nation is invaded by its autocratic neighbour, with videos surfacing which appear to show shocking violations of human rights. No, not Ukraine and Russia, but Armenia and Azerbaijan. The two nations share a complicated history of conflict, but September's fighting was different. Robin Fabbro, Editor in Chief at OC Media, explains why.

AfricaLink Live on Air — 06 October 2022

AfricaLink Live on Air — 06 October 2022 06.10.2022 | 30:00 mins.

Ethiopian govt, Tigray rebels, say ready for peace talks after AU invite+++Can you question the government on its expenditure?+++Zambia: The sexual abuse of boys and men+++Nollywood film "Anikulapo" triggers gender debate
Pakistan: Floods wipe out apple orchards in Balochistan

Pakistan: Floods wipe out apple orchards in Balochistan 06.10.2022 | 02:44 mins.

Months-long monsoon rains and unprecedented floods have devastated vast swathes of agricultural land in Pakistan. Balochistan province's famous apple orchards are also hit hard.
Living with the pandemic – what's the way forward?

Living with the pandemic – what's the way forward? 06.10.2022 | 26:05 mins.

Tough restrictions like in China? Or laissez-faire through the fall and winter? The search for the best strategy to deal with COVID-19 is sparking heated discussions worldwide.
As Japan drops travel restrictions, people living from tourism hope things will get back to normal.

Japan reopens for all tourists 06.10.2022 | 03:59 mins.

After nearly three years of isolation, many Japanese who live from tourism are now hoping for a return to normality. DW meets a bicycle tour operator in Tokyo.
Justice Lee Adobo from Ghana's capital, Accra, tells his COVID-19 story.

My COVID 06.10.2022 | 02:47 mins.

Justice Lee Adobo from Ghana's capital, Accra, tells his COVID-19 story.
DW science editor Derrick Williams answers your COVID-19 questions.

Why do animal viruses start infecting us? 06.10.2022 | 03:37 mins.

How do viruses make the leap from animals to humans? And what can be done to prevent this? DW science editor Derrick Williams has the answers.
For many kids, less exercise during lockdowns meant unhealthy weight gain.

US doctors warn of child weight gains during lockdown 06.10.2022 | 04:31 mins.

For many kids, pandemic lockdowns have also meant a lack of exercise. In the US, that's only added to the nationwide problem of childhood obesity. Doctors in many cities, including New York, are now sounding the alarm.
Epidemiologist Viola Priesemann's tips on how to prepare for a new wave of infections this fall.

Head-on into the next wave? 06.10.2022 | 04:46 mins.

Many European countries got through the summer wave without major restrictions. Epidemiologist Viola Priesemann explains how we can now best prepare ourselves for a potential new surge in infections this fall and winter.
Thaw in the Arctic: Difficulties researching ice at the North Pole

Thaw in the Arctic: Difficulties researching ice at the North Pole 06.10.2022 | 30:00 mins.

Climate scientists agree that the Arctic is ground zero for climate change. In the past, international teams of climate scientists have studied the sea ice here, but since the war in Ukraine, collaboration with Russia has been off-limits for Western researchers. The icebreaker and cruise ship, the Commandant Charcot, invited some of them on its maiden voyage to the North Pole.
Saving Central Java by planting mangroves

Saving Central Java by planting mangroves 06.10.2022 | 01:52 mins.

The UN says climate catastrophes will uproot 143 million people across Asia over the next decades. Rising seas are already inundating some coastal parts of Indonesia. Reforestation could help, but that won't happen overnight – and the tide is already high.
Delhi on track for fully solar-powered metro

Delhi on track for fully solar-powered metro 06.10.2022 | 03:09 mins.

India's infrastructure is going through a green transition. The country has already built some of the world's largest solar parks, and now solar panels adorn the tops of trains, stations and airports. DW takes you underground, into Delhi's currently partially solar-powered metro.
DW News Asia with Ben Fajzullin, 6 October, 2022

DW News Asia with Ben Fajzullin, 6 October, 2022 06.10.2022 | 13:06 mins.

Delhi is on track to creating greener infrastructure with a solar-powered metro. But is the rest of India on the same train, when it comes to renewable energy? And the constant battle against rising seas on Central Java. Cutting down mangrove forests has left coastal communities vulnerable to the forces of nature.
Iran's regime struggles to end hijab protests

Iran's regime struggles to end hijab protests 06.10.2022

Schoolgirls have now joined the mass protests over the death of a young woman in police custody. These are some of the biggest anti-regime rallies that Iran has witnessed in recent years.
Glaciers are rapidly melting in Switzerland

Glaciers are rapidly melting in Switzerland 06.10.2022

2022 was a dramatic year for Swiss glaciers. The icebergs in the Alps lost 6% of their volume. Climate change in particular is taking its toll on the ice.
Iran rises up: Can the mullahs be toppled?

Iran rises up: Can the mullahs be toppled? 06.10.2022 | 26:06 mins.

Mass protests in Iran against the fundamentalist government – and a brutal police crackdown on demonstrations. Is the Islamic theocracy at risk? Guests: Gilda Sahebi (TAZ), Yalda Zarbakhch (DW), Daniel-Dylan Böhmer (Die Welt)
Top stories in 90 seconds

Top stories in 90 seconds 06.10.2022 | 01:35 mins.

DW brings you the top international news stories in brief
Iran rises up: Can the mullahs be toppled?

Iran rises up: Can the mullahs be toppled? 06.10.2022 | 26:01 mins.

Mass protests in Iran against the fundamentalist government – and a brutal police crackdown on demonstrations. Is the Islamic theocracy at risk? Our guests: Gilda Sahebi (TAZ), Yalda Zarbakhch (DW), Daniel-Dylan Böhmer (Die Welt).
DW Business - Europe

DW Business - Europe 06.10.2022 | 13:03 mins.

OPEC+ to cut oil output by 2 million barrels per day - Tech giant Wipro asks staff to return to office

Preserving the memories of children killed in Auschwitz 06.10.2022 | 02:26 mins.

Of the six million people murdered in the Holocaust, more than one million of them were killed in Auschwitz-Birkenau. Almost a quarter of those were children. DW's Teri Schultz tells about a new project to preserve memories of them.

Adobe houses are making a comeback in Hungary 06.10.2022 | 04:17 mins.

Adobe houses are enjoying a renaissance in Hungary. Used as a building material for thousands of years, loam, which is used to make adobe houses, is environmentally friendly and, above all, cheap. We spent a day with an architect who specializes in adobe structures and learned all about this old-fashioned yet highly modern material.

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