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Sudan, Demonstration

Sudan: Omar al-Bashir's legacy still haunts two years on 09.04.2021 | 03:43 mins.

Artist Assil Diab saw a cause for hope with the ousting of the former president in the war-torn nation. A revolution that ushered out 30 years of authoritarian rule. Two years on, a new leadership has failed to bring justice to so many lives lost.
DW Podcast | Inside Europe

Inside Europe 09.04.2021 09.04.2021 | 55:00 mins.

A Polish salt mine provides relief for post-Covid patients - The Dutch go techno to learn more about easing coronavirus restrictions - Is the EU about to reset ties with Turkey? - What kind of impact will the pandemic have on Rome’s historic centre? - Greenland’s rare-earth election - A spat between Latvia and Russia over a war memorial - Protests in France over veggie school lunches - And more…

Syrien Symbolbild 10 Jahre Krieg

Courage in Despair - Help for Syria’s christians 07.04.2021 | 28:35 mins.

Hundreds of thousands of Syrian Christians have fled to Europe since the civil war started in 2011. Many more are desperate to leave. The future of one of the world’s oldest Christian communities is now uncertain.

UN envoy warns bloodbath 'imminent' in Myanmar 01.04.2021 | 02:10 mins.

It's been two months since a military coup threw Myanmar into chaos. Daily protests have become increasingly dangerous, and more than 500 people have now been killed. The UN special envoy has warned that the country is on the brink of civil war.
DW Podcast | Inside Europe

Inside Europe 01.04.2021 01.04.2021 | 54:59 mins.

Joy, as England emerges from a three month lockdown - Serbia wins friends by vaccinating its neighbours - Why Turkey's reliance on Chinese vaccines is proving a huge political and medical gamble - Spain to exhume thousands of civil war victims - The problems facing LGBTQ refugees in Bosnia-Herzegovina - We’ll be checking out the winner of the European Tree of the Year Award - And much more...

Fährunglück Estonia 1994 Unterwasseraufnahmen

Sweden: The Estonia Ferry Case 01.04.2021 | 03:52 mins.

Divers uncover new clues related to the sinking of the Swedish ferry Estonia, the worst post-war shipping accident in European history that killed 852 people.
DW Sendung - Conflict Zone

Sri Lankan Foreign Secretary: No one cares more about human rights than us 31.03.2021 | 26:06 mins.

Sri Lanka’s civil war ended 12 years ago, but its sectarian tensions remain, while new divisions are exploited by politicians and worsened by the COVID19 pandemic. Will Sri Lanka protect human rights?
Doku KW12 | Menschenhandel - Eine kurze Geschichte der Sklaverei

Slavery routes - A short history of human trafficking (Part 3) 31.03.2021 | 42:35 mins.

In the 17th century, almost seven million slaves toiled in sugar production. The French, English, Dutch and Spanish empires all sought profits from "white gold.” Part 3 of this four-part series focuses on the brutality of the colonial powers.

Russia's Ekranoplan is back! 27.03.2021 | 01:45 mins.

A 'Caspian Sea monster' is going on display in the Russian republic of Dagestan. The Ekranoplan, a Cold War-era flying sea craft, has been attracting a lot of attention. DW's Juri Rescheto visited the monster and its former flight engineer.
Bangladesch Narendra Modi zu Besuch Indien Sheikh Hasina Dhaka

Bangladesh marks 50 years of independence 26.03.2021 | 01:39 mins.

Bangladesh is celebrating its 50th anniversary of independence. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend as a sign of improving ties. The visit is symbolic, given India's support for Bangladeshi statehood in the bloody 1971 Liberation War.
Chile Anti-Regierungs-Proteste in Santiago

Living Planet: Water wars 25.03.2021 | 29:59 mins.

In the Global North, clean water is taken for granted — but in some places it means the difference between life and death. "Water wars" are taking place as people fight failing systems, and combat climate change, to access enough clean water for all. From Chile to South Africa, India to the Caribbean, we hear about those water conflicts that are flowing beneath the surface.
DW Podcast | Science Unscripted

Easter staycation, emails about blood clots and 'reactivated corona' 23.03.2021 | 10:07 mins.

Here we go again. After months of lockdown and a few weeks of reprieve, Germany's heading right back into what might be the hardest lockdown yet. Also, if you've had blood clots in the past, should you be worried about COVID-19 vaccines? And could the common cold end up "reactivating" a coronavirus infection from months earlier?
DW Podcast | Science Unscripted

Inside the mind of a German anti-corona protester 22.03.2021 | 16:57 mins.

It's frustrating, and even depressing, to attend a small anti-corona rally on a cold, rainy night in March of 2021. But it's also important to find out what the people in those crowds are trying to change, where they're coming from as individuals, and which of their concerns are valid.

Myanmar's war on the media 19.03.2021 | 04:44 mins.

Myanmar's military coup and subsequent crackdown have affected protesters and the country's media, as the generals seek to control not just the protests but also information. More than 30 journalists have been taken into custody, sometimes under threat of death. Phil Gayle spoke about the situation for reporters in Myanmar with Pauline Adès-Mével from Reporters Without Borders.

Mekelle residents reel from drawn-out war in Tigray 19.03.2021 | 03:34 mins.

In the troubled region's capital, the conflict that began in early November has left its deep marks. Many residents and displaced people who have sought refuge in the city continue to report of a war still raging on.
DW Fit und gesund 19.03.2021

Cryolipolysis—Freezing off the fat 19.03.2021 | 03:15 mins.

Subcutaneous fat on our stomachs, thighs and hips is often very hard to get rid of, even with strict dieting & exercise regiments. Now, freezing off fat is a hot trend. Cryolipolysis is a procedure that uses cold temperatures to break down fat cells. 
Syrien Daraa Zerstörte Häuser

From Arab Spring to civil war: Syria ten years on 15.03.2021 | 01:41 mins.

It has been ten years since people in the Syrian city of Daraa took to the streets with high hopes for human rights and democracy. The regime of Bashar al- Assad responded with a brutal crackdown, triggering a war that has cost thousands of lives.
BG Photos and testimonies from Syrian photographers | Bassam Khabieh

Syrian photographers document a decade of war 15.03.2021

The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs has compiled moving documents of contemporary history with a collection of images by Syrian photographers who have recorded daily life in the ongoing war.

Turf War: Grass company boycotts Qatar World Cup 12.03.2021 | 01:18 mins.

A turf supplier from the Netherlands has cancelled its order for the World Cup. They cite recent media reports about the thousands of workers who have died on construction sites of tournament hosts Qatar.

DW Sendung Eco Africa | Sharr Mountains

Protecting the Sharr Mountains in North Macedonia 11.03.2021 | 05:01 mins.

An area that ran along the Iron Curtain during the Cold War has become rich in flora and fauna. Efforts are now underway to protect this unique "green belt" by creating a national park.
DW Sendungslogo Glaubenssachen englisch (Faith Matters)

Faith Matters - New Life in Old Walls — Village Churches Bearing Witness to History 06.03.2021 | 26:06 mins.

Anyone driving through eastern Germany may be surprised by the number of old churches east of the River Elbe. Almost every small village has one. Many of them are fieldstone churches built more than 800 years ago.
With an eviction moratorium expiring soon, many more Americans could find themselves out on the streets.

US homelessness in the pandemic: A crisis within a crisis 06.03.2021 | 03:08 mins.

On top of the hardships of the pandemic, homeless people in the United States have had to deal with extreme cold and snow storms. And there are fears that soon many more Americans could find themselves out on the streets when an eviction moratorium runs out.

Pope Francis begins 'peace pilgrimage' to Iraq 05.03.2021 | 02:57 mins.

Pope Francis has arrived in Baghdad on the first papal visit to war-torn Iraq. He began his trip with an appeal for an end to religious strife. Francis has been greeted with considerable excitement, and the authorities are putting on a show of force.
A woman lies on a hospital bed.

Ethiopia's Tigray region: Images of a humanitarian crisis 05.03.2021

For months now, hardly any pictures or information have come out of Tigray in Ethiopia. The war has been raging on, leaving thousands dead, injured, and displaced. Food, medication, and protection have become a rarity.
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