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USA Mais in Iowa

Living Planet: First Nations alternatives to industrial farming in Iowa 24.06.2021 | 08:51 mins.

Iowa's industrial agricultural system suffered massive damages after a storm tore through the area in August 2020. But between the vast monocultures of soy and ethanol corn, the Indigenous Meskwaki Nation grows food using different techniques that may provide key lessons for farmers wanting a more resilient and sustainable agricultural system in the face of increasingly severe climatic changes.
Weltspiegel | Gauraka, Nigeria | Protest gegen Entführung und Morde

Yusuf Tuggar on Conflict Zone 16.06.2021 | 26:00 mins.

Has President Buhari lost control in Nigeria? Government crackdowns on protesters and a Twitter ban suggest weakness at the top, while citizens face rising terrorism. Conflict Zone meets Abuja’s ambassador to Germany.

Somalia: Who does Mogadishu's real estate boom benefit? 16.06.2021 | 02:28 mins.

A massive real estate development is changing the landscape on the outskirts of Mogadishu. The Daru Salam project encourages the Somali diaspora to invest in the country. The developments feature modern housing, leisure and security infrastructure.

Back to normal: a common EU line to loosen corona restrictions? 16.06.2021 | 01:27 mins.

As the UK delays its lifting of restrictions due to a surge of new cases with the delta variant, other EU countries continue to loosen their restrictions. We take an overview with DW’s Emmanuelle Chaze.
DW Dokus KW 24 Das Geschäft mit dem Terror

The business with terror 16.06.2021 | 42:30 mins.

Who’s financing, planning and commissioning terror attacks in Europe? This investigative documentary follows a trail that leads to Pakistan’s intelligence service, the ISI, which seems not only to fight terror, but sponsor it as well.
Muhammadu Buhari, Präsident von Nigeria

AfricaLink on Air – 16 June 2021 16.06.2021 | 29:59 mins.

The Buhari government accuses Twitter of inciting violence in Nigeria +++ German’s Economic Minister, Gerd Müller begins tour in Africa +++ High expectations as new ICC prosecutor is sworn in +++ Outrage over Uganda's new tax on airtime and data
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Philippines: Militants attempting to recruit displaced Marawi residents 16.06.2021 | 04:22 mins.

Militants linked to "Islamic State" have been trying to lure the youth disillusioned by the glacial pace of reconstruction and rehabilitation in the region to join their ranks.

Israeli airstrikes hit Gaza after balloon attack 16.06.2021 | 01:34 mins.

Israel launched airstrikes after militants in the Palestinian territory sent incendiary balloons over the border. It's the first escalation of violence in the area since Israel and Gaza's Hamas rulers agreed on a ceasefire in May.
DW Podcast | Science Unscripted

Weekly roundup — COVID-19, aging brains & very cold computers 16.06.2021 | 30:00 mins.

Will mutations change our vaccination strategy? Also, a controversial step in the fight against Alzheimer's, and how to tell a six-year-old what a quantum computer is.

COVID-19: Afghanistan's health system at breaking point 16.06.2021 | 02:25 mins.

Afghanistan is battling a third wave of COVID-19 infections. The country's healthcare system is overwhelmed. Medical Oxygen is running out, and vaccine supplies are inadequate.

DW Eco@Africa Haidar

'Time for action' for Africa's Green Wall 16.06.2021 | 03:43 mins.

Haidar el Ali, the man behind Senegal's part of the Great Green Wall, says it's time to get the ecological project back on track. Currently, the initiative to plant trees across 11 African countries is 10 years behind.
DW News Asia Moderator Biresh Banerjee (Artikelbild)

DW News Asia with Biresh Banerjee, 16 June 2021 16.06.2021 | 13:00 mins.

Polio workers in Afghanistan fear for their lives after a string of deadly attacks on them for doing their jobs. This in the midst of an ongoing health emergency brought on by the third wave of coronavirus infections. And Thailand's catpive breeding programme that's helping the endagered Bamboo Shark re-populate Thai waters.

Increasing shark numbers in Thailand's waters 16.06.2021 | 02:02 mins.

Thailand is working to replenish fish populations in its waters. In one breeding program, divers are releasing young bamboo sharks bred in captivity. According to the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, the species' numbers have been in decline.
Bangladesch TextilarbeiterInnen Coronavirus Arbeitslosigkeit

World in Progress: German law raises hopes in Bangladesh 16.06.2021 | 03:35 mins.

Germany has passed a new Supply Chain Act, which means large companies will be required to take even more responsibility for working conditions at their global suppliers. They will be obliged to take action against human rights and environmental violations, or face fines. Over 7,000 kilometers away in Bangladesh, the new law has attracted great interest among workers in the textile industry.
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World in Progress: Could cryptocurrencies solve hyperinflation? 16.06.2021 | 09:14 mins.

When a currency loses its value rapidly, in many cases until becoming useless, because you need millions of coins or bank notes to even buy some bread. Now, some tech entrepreneurs think that so-called cryptocurrencies might help people cope better when hyperinflation hits the economy. That's a digital currency. But how can a digital currency help someone buy bread?
Stechmücke saugt Blut

World in Progress: Maldives' mosquito problem 16.06.2021 | 03:42 mins.

Kunfunadhoo, an island in the Maldives which is only a kilometer and a half long, is a destination for visitors in search of white beaches, crystal clear water and tropical vegetation. It’s practically paradise – if it weren’t for the annoying, pesky mosquitoes. One entomologist is on a mission to make the bloodsucking nuisances less of a deterrent to tourists.
DR Kongo Covid-19 Impfung

World in Progress: Solutions in sight 16.06.2021 | 29:59 mins.

Global problems often need local solutions — but who can find them? In Congo, there has been low take-up for COVID vaccines but health workers and officials are fighting this. It is the poorest who are hit hardest by hyperinflation, but digital currency could help. Workers in Bangladesh hope a new German law can change working conditions. And in the Maldives, tourists are put off by mosquitoes.
DR Kongo Covid-19 Impfung

World in Progress: COVID vaccine drive in Congo off to slow start 16.06.2021 | 07:01 mins.

Government and UN agencies in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are in a race against time to persuade as many people as possible to accept vaccines. Some 1.7m vaccines were shipped to Congo as part of the COVAX scheme in March but there are long delays in the rollout due to logistical complications and fears that the AstraZeneca jab is not safe.

Afghanistan: Polio vaccinators gunned down 16.06.2021 | 01:34 mins.

In eastern Afghanistan, unidentified gunmen shot dead at least five health workers during a polio vaccination drive. Police in the province of Nangarhar blamed the Taliban for the killings. It is the second attack on polio workers within a few months.

Human trafficking 'a massive global problem' 16.06.2021 | 04:32 mins.

"The trafficking for sexual exploitation generates about one hundred billion dollars a year," OSCE Special Representative Valiant Richey told DW. More aggressive action is needed against the trafficking economy.

Ask Derrick: Vaccines and fetal cells 16.06.2021 | 02:32 mins.

We ask our science correspondent Derrick Williams whether the use of cells ultimately derived from fetal tissue in vaccine development present an ethical problem for some people.
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COVID-19 Special: Poor countries miss out on vaccines 16.06.2021 | 11:59 mins.

Drug companies say there will be enough doses to vaccinate most of the world against COVID-19 by the end of the year. Industrialized nations are way ahead. But, of the 1.6 billion shots given so far, only 0.3% have gone to the poorest countries.

Top stories in 90 seconds 16.06.2021 | 01:35 mins.

DW brings you the top international news stories in brief
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Russia-US relations: The contentious issues 16.06.2021

US President Joe Biden and Russia's Vladimir Putin are set for a showdown at a summit in Geneva on Wednesday. Here are some of the contentious points that the two sides may seek to address.
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