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Our speakers from this year's conference.
Interviews with this year's conference speakers.
Methane is at leat 25 times as potent as carbon dioxide at trapping heat in the atmosphere, and cows belch and fart out hundreds of litres of the gas each day. Is there a fix for that?
Michelle Nogales, co-founder of Bolivia’s first feminist online magazine, is reporting on women and the LGBTQ+ community. Nogales explains why feminist journalism shows "the people’s reality".
South Africa was the only country on the continent to provide financial support to unemployed people. For some, the monthly assistance of 20 euros let them launch a new business. Including one man who opened an ice cream parlor in Soweto Township.
The Taliban authorities in Afghanistan have issued an official order that female journalists must cover their faces on television. The move comes days after authorities ordered women to cover their faces in public.
DW spoke with leading historian Christopher Clark on his perspective on the war in Ukraine. Clark is being awarded the Charlemagne Award for the European Media for his work advocating a united Europe.
The eminent historian and academic is being awarded the Charlemagne Award for his work on Anglo-German history. We take a look at his illustrious career.
The violent gang MS-13 has backed up claims of a years-long pact with the government, according to Salvadoran media. They said a recent killing spree was revenge for the deal being broken.
The US president visited the site of the mass shooting, where he blamed politicians and the media for spreading the extremist ideology behind the "terrorist" attack.
Twitter has published an account of its deal with Elon Musk suggesting his concerns about "fake users" only arose after setting a price. The Tesla mogul's takeover is not yet complete, with Musk calling it into question.
Since its launch in May 2021, ENTR has created a young European community: In April 2022 alone, ENTR videos have garnered 4.6 million views on social media and partners' websites across all six project languages.
Since 2012, the Global Media Forum fellowship program has welcomed more than 1,000 people, journalists to social entrepreneurs, from all over the world.
On June 20 and 21, the Global Media Forum explores opportunities to foster resilient journalism in times of crisis. Learn more here and join us in Bonn or online.
After a year of funding and mentorship, the inaugural five grants for the DW Akademie Film Development Fund – Ethiopia have come to an end. Mentors and mentees reflect on a challenging but fruitful year.
At the Global Conference for World Press Freedom Day, May 2-5 in Uruguay, DW Akademie is hosting a panel on digital authoritarianism. International media experts will weigh in on fighting disinformation and censorship.
North Korean state media says at least one million people are infected with COVID-19, and 50 have died. Leader Kim Jong Un never bought any vaccines for the population and is now promoting the use of a variety of unproven methods to treat the disease.