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Bauernproteste in Indien

World in Progress: India versus Twitter 24.02.2021 | 07:03 mins.

Indian authorities demanded that Twitter block hundreds of accounts commenting on the farmers' protests. Twitter first complied, but then reinstated accounts after an outcry over press freedom and freedom of expression. The government then retaliated against Twitter. Now, India's Supreme Court has intervened in the dispute between the government and Twitter.

Niger set for first democratic transition of power 22.02.2021 | 02:56 mins.

In Niger, ruling party candidate Mohamed Bazoum has taken a small early lead in the second round of the country's presidential election. In addition to political instability, the former French colony is also struggling to deal with Islamist militants.
Still Global 3000 | Afghanistan Frauen Yoga

Women in Afghanistan fear for the future 19.02.2021 | 06:37 mins.

The Trump administration aimed to pull all US troops out of Afghanistan by May 2021 as part of a deal with the Taliban. If all foreign forces were to leave, many fear the Taliban would seize power and roll back women's rights and freedoms.
DW Fit und gesund Sendung vom 19.02.2021 - Achselschweiß-Party

Pheromone party for singles 19.02.2021 | 01:33 mins.

Whether we find someone attractive or interesting depends on many factors. One of them is body odor. At a so-called pheromone party, participants can get a whiff of who might suit them. Could true love be right under your nose?

Afghan women worry about freedoms under the Taliban 17.02.2021 | 03:31 mins.

As NATO members debate troop deployment in Afghanistan, levels of violence are increasing in the country, as are attacks attributed to the Taliban. That's left Afghan women concerned about a future where the Taliban might play an important role.

Brexit forces UK exporters to relocate to the EU 11.02.2021 | 03:06 mins.

Smaller UK companies don't have the administrative resources of large companies to cope with the paperwork involved in being a third-party country to the EU. Moving to the EU increasingly becomes an alternative.

US Senate gives go-ahead for Trump impeachment trial 10.02.2021 | 02:02 mins.

Senators have voted to proceed with a full impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump. The Senate was divided largely along party lines, with a 56-44 majority backing the Democrats' argument that the trial is constitutional. Trump stands accused of inciting the storming of the Capitol on January 6.
Global Lichtverschmutzung

Polluting the night sky: The dark side of light 05.02.2021 | 08:02 mins.

The invention of the light bulb was a huge leap forward, enabling humans to work, party and travel after nightfall. But too much artificial light is bad for ecosystems and human health. How damaging is light pollution for the environment and our bodies?

Killings bode ill for freedoms in Afghanistan 04.02.2021 | 03:17 mins.

As the government and the Taliban work to conclude a peace deal, ordinary Afghan citizens are apprehensive about just what they will, and will not, be able to do moving forward, without retribution from violent conservatives.
Türkei Protest gegen Uiguren-Politik in China

World in Progress : Fears and Revivals   03.02.2021 | 29:59 mins.

Why Uighurs in Turkey still don't feel safe - How African migrants are reviving churches in Morocco - Crowdfunded radio stations in Poland - Mille Cafés reviving rural France 
Birma / Myanmar / Aung San Suu Kyi

Aung San Suu Kyi: From freedom fighter to pariah 01.02.2021

Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi had the global community rooting for her when she was the world's most famous political prisoner. But in recent years she was accused of standing by while soldiers massacred Rohingya Muslims.
Myanmar Militärputsch

Coup in Myanmar: Aung San Suu Kyi calls for protests 01.02.2021 | 02:10 mins.

Myanmar's military has taken control of the country, detaining government officials including de facto civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The army has said it is disputing the result of November's election, which Aung San Suu Kyi's party won by a landslide.

UK visa scheme offers Hong Kongers route to citizenship 01.02.2021 | 03:23 mins.

The UK has started accepting applications from Hong Kong residents for a visa offering a fast track to British citizenship. The move was introduced in response to China's controversial national security law and ensuing crackdown on freedoms in Hong Kong.

04.2016 Check-in (Sendungslogo)

Winter Fun in the Bavarian Alps 30.01.2021 | 26:06 mins.

Check-in Presenters Nicole Frölich and Lukas Stege invite you to join them in Berchtesgaden, Oberstdorf and Garmisch-Partenkirchen, skiing, snowmen and Après Ski party included.

Cicely Tyson auf der Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Cicely Tyson: A life in pictures 29.01.2021

Two Emmys, a Tony, an honorary Oscar and the Presidential Medal of Freedom — the iconic Cicely Tyson was a distinguished film, stage and TV actress much admired for her portrayal of resilient African American women.

Hongkong | Daniel Wong wird von der Polizei begleitet, als er in sein Büro zurückkehrt

Michael Tien on Conflict Zone 27.01.2021 | 26:06 mins.

Are mass arrests in Hong Kong a further erosion of its freedoms? A pro-Beijing lawmaker says there has been a “tightening” on freedom of expression, but the world is “overreacting” and investigations have to run their course.

The Day: Trump Impeachment Trial 26.01.2021 | 05:51 mins.

The Republican party in the US is facing a choice in the run-up to the impeachment trial of former US President Donald Trump: either stick with Trump or return to traditional conservative politics, according to former White House ethics lawyer, Richard Painter, in conversation with DW's Brent Goff.
Euromaxx Antoinette

Painting for Europe: A mural of monumental proportions 25.01.2021 | 04:02 mins.

Europe is the muse that inspires German artist ANTOINETTE. Now she's created a stunning homage that spans 100 square meters. For her monumental work "Altar of Europe" she used more than 1,500 pencils.
Inside Europe Teaser

Inside Europe 22.01.2021 22.01.2021 | 54:59 mins.

Germany extends the COVID lockdown - Germany's governing CDU party chooses a new leader - Alexei Navalny releases 'Putin's palace' video - Brexit trade deal causes border delays and bureaucracy - The Dutch government resigns over a child benefits sandal - How COVID-19 impacts businesses in Rome - Finland plans to criminalize unsolicited sexting - Eco-tourism in Spain

Republican Identity Crisis: GOP ‘would rather pander to crazy than say facts’ 21.01.2021 | 05:42 mins.

Can a fractured Republican Party rebuild and regroup? Brent Goff asked Denver Riggleman, a former National Security Agency contractor and former US Congressman from Virginia who served as a Republican in the US House of Representatives. He says the GOP needs to crack down on the extremists in its ranks.
To the Point 02.07.2020 | Englisch Totale

Poverty on the rise: Is the COVID cure worse than the virus? 21.01.2021 | 26:06 mins.

Europe is spending billions to prop up its embattled economy. But will that help the world’s poorer countries? Or will the gap between rich and poor widen still further? Guests: Raghida Bahnam (Journalist), Chiponda Chimbelu (DW), Andrew Gilmour (Berghof Foundation)
UK Politiker Andrew Bowie Konservative

Andrew Bowie on Conflict Zone 21.01.2021 | 26:06 mins.

A leading member of Britain’s Conservative Party has acknowledged that there will be initial difficulties as a result of the recent free trade deal between the UK and the EU, but defended the agreement as one that is beneficial for both parties.
Internet Afrika | Whatsapp

The 77 Percent - Freedom of speech on social media 20.01.2021 | 19:59 mins.

Social media has provided an opportunity for the youth to express themselves freely, but this freedom can be abused. On #the77percent this week we hear from the youth in Ghana and Uganda debating on how they use social media and what should happen when free speech is taken advantage of. Join the debate!

Uganda opposition party to challenge election result 18.01.2021 | 01:35 mins.

After controversial elections in Uganda, President Yoweri Museveni was declared winner with over 58% of the vote, while opposition candidate Bobi Wine received about 35%. Wine alleges fraud and is telling fellow Ugandans to reject the result.

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