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DW MADE Sendung vom 2.3.2021 - WindXL

Supersized wind turbines 03.03.2021 | 07:05 mins.

A strong tailwind is boosting renewable energy sources, and as wind turbines get taller and taller, their blades are getting longer and longer. We visit a wind farm under construction in Germany.
DW MADE Sendung vom 2.3.2021 - Nanotech

What is nanotechnology? 03.03.2021 | 02:08 mins.

In recent decades scientists and engineers have learned to make and manipulate nanoparticles and nanostructures and deploy them in products and processes. The range of applications is enormous and expanding fast.
DW MADE Sendung vom 2.3.2021 - Daytrade

Small investors and daytrading 03.03.2021 | 05:20 mins.

Daytrading has been booming during the pandemic. As lots of retail investors also join in, stock prices have been soaring. But in this very risky business it’s easy to lose big. Chelsey Dulaney tried out daytrading for herself.
DW MADE Sendung vom 2.3.2021 - Nanotech

The risks and rewards of nanotechnology 03.03.2021 | 03:08 mins.

Tiny particles are found in lots of modern products from skin cream to glue. But there is reason to suspect that some kinds could be dangerous to our health and the environment.
DW MADE Sendung vom 2.3.2021 - Tinyhouse

Tiny homes - a big trend 03.03.2021 | 04:58 mins.

Micro-homes mean very limited space, but more and more people are interested in downsizing their accommodation. We meet a tiny-house builder in Germany, and an architect in Hong Kong who says small homes are key to overcoming homelessness.
Stills der Made in Germany Sendung

When small is big - MADE 03.03.2021 | 26:06 mins.

Industry has discovered nanotechnology in a big way. Advances are swift and wide-ranging. But small is big in other areas too: micro-homes are trending, and small retail investors are in the headlines. Wind farms are not downsizing. On the contrary!
Weltspiegel 02.03.2021 | Myanmar Yangon nach Militärputsch | Trauer um Todesopfer

Pressure mounts on Myanmar military over crisis 02.03.2021 | 02:19 mins.

Foreign ministers from Southeast Asian countries have held talks with Myanmar's military junta in an attempt to tackle the crisis in the country. Meanwhile, protesters continue to flood the streets to protest against the military coup.
Polen Płock | Protest, Solidarität mit Aktivisten, LGBT

Polish court acquits 'rainbow halo' LGBT activists 02.03.2021 | 02:01 mins.

A court in Poland has acquitted three LGBT rights activists accused of offending religious beliefs. The women were arrested after producing images of the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus, altered to include the LGBT rainbow in their halos.
Demokratische Republik Kongo | Coronavirus | Schulstart

How to convince people in DRC that COVID is a threat? 02.03.2021 | 03:08 mins.

Activists in Goma, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, are working to raise awareness of COVID-19. The country has been spared the worst of the pandemic. But it's feared misconceptions of the coronavirus could cause the situation to change.
Mosambik | Vertriebene | Metuge

Civilians caught between rival forces in Mozambique 02.03.2021 | 02:23 mins.

For three years, violence in Mozambique's north has been escalating, with attacks by Al-Shabaab insurgents displacing a quarter of the population. DW correspondent Adrian Kriesch visited the Metuge refugee camp, where he heard harrowing stories.
Nigeria Freilassung entführter Schülerinnen

Nigerian schoolgirls reunited with their families 02.03.2021 | 01:36 mins.

More than 200 schoolgirls abducted from a school in northwestern Nigeria have been freed. The government of Zamfara State, where the kidnapping happened, says it relied on the help of "repentant bandits" to secure the girls' release.
DW News Africa Moderatorin Christine Mhundwa (Artikelbild)

DW News Africa with Christine Mhundwa, 2 March 2021 02.03.2021 | 12:59 mins.

Relief in Nigeria after 279 girls kidnapped from their boarding school in Zamfara state have been freed. The number of victims grows as an islamist insurgency rages on in Mozambique. Amnesty International reports of war crimes against citizens. Plus, we meet DRC activists trying to encourage the public to take COVID-19 precautions.

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DW Business Africa 02.03.2021 | 13:06 mins.

South Africa's creatives and performers clash over copyright - German exports to UK down 30% in January - Paris students face dire straits under pandemic conditions

Top stories in 90 seconds 02.03.2021 | 01:32 mins.

DW brings you the top international news stories in brief
Nigeria | Zamfara | Schülerinnen Freilassung

Africalink 02.03.21 - 16 UTC - MP3-Stereo 02.03.2021 | 29:59 mins.

Over 270 schoolgirls kidnapped in Nigeria's Zafara state are freed+++Zambia approves a controversial bill to regulate social media and enhance cybersecurity+++ World Food Programme cuts by 60 per cent its aid to Burundian and Congolese refugees living in Rwanda

Covid-19 Special BKS

How mathematics can help fight the COVID pandemic 02.03.2021 | 12:04 mins.

Prediction models are critical to coronavirus planning. COVID-19 is still new and it's hard to anticipate how it will spread and whom it will affect. Models can give scientists, officials and doctors a preview of how to stop the virus and save lives.

Ask Derrick 02.03.2021 | 02:21 mins.

We ask our science correspondent Derrick Williams how much of the population has to be vaccinated before we reach herd immunity.

Arts and Culture - Tuesday, March 2, 2021 02.03.2021 | 13:00 mins.

On this edition with Karin Helmstaedt: in the first installment of our women's day series we meet Turkish singer Gaye Su Akyol; Scott Roxborough talks about German films at the Berlinale; images from Dolce&Gabbana at Milan Fashion Week.

Indien Dehli Altstadt | Chandni Chowk

Old Delhi retains its touristic charm in the face of adversity 02.03.2021

Narrow lanes in New Delhi's old town embody the history of the Indian capital, with street food, bazaars and architecture that have captured the imagination of people from around the world.

DW Podcast | Science Unscripted

Weekly roundup — Hair, needles, boredom & dreams 02.03.2021 | 30:00 mins.

Are there COVID-19 vaccines that don't require a needle? How, exactly, do feelings of boredom affect the spread of the coronavirus? And if we can solve math problems and answer questions while sleeping, what does that mean for the future of learning?
DW News Asia Moderatorin Melissa Chan (Artikelbild)

DW News Asia with Melissa Chan, 2 March 2021 02.03.2021 | 13:04 mins.

A writer's death in a Bangladesh jail ignites outrage over the nation's digital security law. Activists say it safeguards no one but those in power. Plus residents living along the Line of Control in Kashmir cautiously welcome news of a renewed ceasefire between Pakistan and India. They've endured years of deadly cross-border shelling. But will it hold?
Treffen von Militärgeneralen Pakistans und Indien - General Aamer Riaz und Vinod Bhatia

Cautious optimism over new ceasefire on Kashmir border 02.03.2021 | 01:59 mins.

India and Pakistan's agreement to a ceasefire last week, along Kashmir's Line of Control, has been cautiously welcomed by people who live in the region. A previous ceasefire agreement, in place for nearly two decades, has often been ignored.

Bangladesch Aktivisten Ahmed Kabir Kishore

Bangladesh protesters rally against Digital Security Act 02.03.2021 | 02:11 mins.

Activists in Bangladesh are protesting the death of writer Mushtaq Ahmed, who died in prison after criticizing the government's handling of the coronavirus. Protesters demand the withdrawal the new Digital Security Act under which Ahmed was charged.

Sowjetunion 1990 | Michail Gorbatschow, Generalsekretär KPdSU

What does Mikhail Gorbachev mean to Russian politicians? 02.03.2021 | 03:34 mins.

In the West he is often celebrated as the man who ended the Cold War and the post-war division of Europe. But among Russian politicians today, the legacy of the last leader of the former Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev, is more complicated.
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