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Wildfires ravage southern Turkey 30.07.2021 | 01:49 mins.

Wildfires in southern Turkey have killed at least four people and left many injured. The blazes threaten popular beach resorts, including several in the Antalya region along the Mediterranean coast. Authorities suspect arsonists may be to blame.

US: COVID vaccine skepticism remains high 30.07.2021 | 01:51 mins.

As the US vaccination rollout is stagnating, the Biden administration is trying to counter widespread skepticism towards vaccinations. But it is facing an uphill battle since many are distrustful of the government.

US government puts pressure on unvaccinated employees 30.07.2021 | 01:39 mins.

US President Joe Biden has announced all federal government employees will have to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or else undergo mandatory testing and mask-wearing. The aim is to reignite a vaccination campaign that is slowing down in the US.

Top stories in 90 seconds 30.07.2021 | 01:18 mins.

DW brings you the top international news stories in brief

Ghana's massive new National Mosque 30.07.2021 | 01:19 mins.

Thousands of people have already flocked to Ghana's National Mosque after it opened earlier this month. Are you planning to visit the gorgeous new complex?

The wondrous Lake Wonchi 30.07.2021 | 01:46 mins.

Have you ever visited Lake Wonchi? The lake fills a volcanic crater that lies 100 km southwest of the capital Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital. And its natural beauty is deinitely worth a visit!
DW Business – Europe & Asia

DW Business – Europe & Asia 30.07.2021 | 13:05 mins.

US GDP grows by 6.5% in Q2 2021 - South African businesses shaken by third wave - More Australians leave the city for country life

Burundi: Poetry slam to help the environment 30.07.2021 | 01:08 mins.

Burundian poet Gretta Karly Ineza uses the power of words to protect the environment and save the planet for humans and other living things.

DW Business - Europe & America

DW Business - Europe & America 29.07.2021 | 12:06 mins.

Robinhood raises $2.1 bn in IPO - South African businesses shaken by third wave - Growing popularity of night trains spurs new routes
The Day with Brent Goff: Mandating Vaccinations

The Day with Brent Goff: Mandating Vaccinations 29.07.2021 | 25:58 mins.

US President Biden is making coronavirus vaccinations mandatory for all federal employees as the number of inoculations nationwide is stagnating. Plus, two weeks after the catastrophic floods in western Germany, many people are still missing.

Ever Given container ship reaches Rotterdam 29.07.2021 | 01:24 mins.

The giant container ship finally arrived at its destination more than four months after being stuck for six days in the waterway that links Europe with Asia. Egypt lost about $15 million for each day the canal was closed

African economies crash as delta variant runs rampant 29.07.2021 | 02:42 mins.

African vavccination rates are painfully low. As a virulent third wave of COVID-19 tears across the continent, many governments are forced to fall back on lockdowns, crippling their economies.

All aboard the night train 29.07.2021 | 02:18 mins.

After decades in the shadow of airlines, night trains are seeing a resurgence in Europe.

Anti-Olympics protests in Tokyo as COVID cases rise 29.07.2021 | 01:44 mins.

A growing number of coronavirus cases in Japan has led to renewed calls to cancel the Tokyo Olympics. Dozens of protesters staged a rally in front of Prime Minister Suga's office calling for the country's leader to stop the ongoing Games.

DW Business - Africa 29.07.2021 | 13:01 mins.

South African businesses shaken by third wave - The cost of climate change on our daily lives - Growing popularity of night trains spurs new routes
FILE - In this Sunday Oct 9, 2011 file photo, Cameroon President Paul Biya waves after casting his vote during the presidential elections in Yaounde, Cameroon. A bloody conflict between Cameroon's government and Anglophone separatists over language is now threatening next month's presidential election. The 85-year-old President Paul Biya, one of Africa's longest-serving leaders, vows to hold the largely Francophone country together even as thousands flee violence in English-speaking regions. (AP Photo/Sunday Alamba, File) |

AfricaLink On Air - 29 July 2021 29.07.2021 | 29:57 mins.

Tanzania kicks off COVID-19 vaccinations +++ Cameroon: 1000 women hold peace conference +++ Nigerian court acquits Shi'ite leader, Zakzaky of all charges +++ Debate is raging over Ghana's anti-LGBTQ bill

Arts and Culture - Thursday, July 29, 2021 29.07.2021 | 13:05 mins.

On this edition with David Levitz: we talk with Indian writer Amitav Ghosh, who examines the climate crisis through literature; fiction films about climate catastrophes; and photographer Kathrin Linkersdorff finds ethereal beauty in wilted flowers.
Photo by: STRF/STAR MAX/IPx 2021 2/23/21 Bitcoin plunges as stock market liquidity dries up.

Is Bitcoin mining bad for the environment? 29.07.2021 | 02:52 mins.

US President Joe Biden has pledged to invest billions in clean energy production to drastically cut America's greenhouse gas emissions. But such efforts are being undermined by an unexpected problem: Bitcoin mining with fossil fuels.
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Scaling the heights - the helium drone 29.07.2021 | 05:35 mins.

Drones are often seen as a pest or even a threat. But one German company has developed a helium balloon drone that does away with the some of the disadvantages of conventional drones and offers numerous applications both for industry and tourism.
It often takes time for new inventions to gain acceptance. Sometimes it takes a second attempt.

Inventions - If at first you don't succeed... 29.07.2021 | 02:05 mins.

Inventions have repeatedly changed our world. But often not immediately. It took years for both telephones and computers to gain acceptance, for example. Take a look at what happened to some revolutionary inventions and who profited in the end.
Zulfikar Qureshi, mit verbundenem Kopf, wurde in seinem Laden in Karachi von einem streunenden Hund angegriffen. Sendedatum: 29.07.2021 Ort: Karachi, Pakistan Rechte: DW Eigendreh Schlagworte: Dogs, Karachi dogs, Karachi rabies, rabies, dog vaccination, Pakistan rabies, Pakistan, Hunde, Tollwut

Karachi: Stray dogs culled as dog bites and rabies increase 29.07.2021 | 03:16 mins.

Pakistan's biggest city, Karachi, is contending with an increase in dog bites, with dozens of people being treated daily at one major hospital alone. These bites have led to a spike in rabies, now a major public health hazard. Warning: Viewers may find some of the footage in this story disturbing.

'China is the unmistakable dragon in the room' 29.07.2021 | 05:35 mins.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has visited India to build support for the Indo-Pacific alliance known as the Quad. But are the US and India on the same page? DW speaks to Navtej Sarna, former Indian ambassador to the US.
Eco Africa - The Environment Magazine

Eco Africa - The Environment Magazine 29.07.2021 | 26:00 mins.

On this week's Eco Africa, growing crops without soil in Burkina Faso, making fertilizer out of human hair clippings and using the traditional Nubian vault to create sustainable buildings the old-fashioned way in Mali.
Sendung Eco Africa #264 16.04.2021 Rwanda Bats

Saving Rwanda's bats by harnessing people power 29.07.2021 | 04:36 mins.

Bat species in Rwanda are being threatened due to the loss of habitats – now a conservation organization is getting local communities onboard by raising awareness over the vital role bats play in the ecosystem.
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