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Deutschland 70 Jahre Grundgesetz | Grundgesetz mit Konfetti

Tracing the path of German democracy in Bonn 22.05.2019

The Federal Republic of Germany's former capital still features many landmarks that witnessed the early days of post-war democracy. As the Basic Law, Germany's constitution, turns 70, DW visits these historic sites.

Daimler's Zetsche steps down 22.05.2019 | 01:32 mins.

Over more than 40 years at the company, Dieter Zetsche became one of the most recognisable faces of German motor manufacturing. He stood down at a meeting of shareholders after 13 years at the helm.
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World in Progress: The Future Cities Laboratory 22.05.2019 | 04:18 mins.

Through a combination of science and design, the Future Cities Laboratory (FCL) brings together researchers from around the world to develop new knowledge, technologies and approaches for a sustainable future. And while it takes an Asian perspective, the ideas outlined at the meeting of 100 scientists in Singapore will be useful for regions all over the world, as reporter Lena Bodewein found out.

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World in Progress: Our changing urban spaces 22.05.2019 | 05:54 mins.

All over the world, people are thinking and planning what our future cities may look like. In fact, thousands of city planners, experts and policy makers from across the globe are meeting at a Habitat for Humanity conference this week to talk about the future of urban living. To find out more, we spoke with DW reporter Ajit Niranjan who has been covering the topic of megacities in-depth.
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#ItsMyRight: "Don't Abort Us!" 22.05.2019 | 03:16 mins.

Even German Chancellor Angela Merkel listens to Natalie Dedreux. The 20-year-old is fighting for equal rights for the disabled, and invokes the German constitution, the 'Basic Law'. She has launched a petition to ban free blood tests for the early detection of gene defects. "Down syndrome is cool", she says.
DW - Meet the Germans - Spargel

Asparagus: An ode to Germany's favorite vegetable 22.05.2019 | 03:01 mins.

The Germans are never happier than when asparagus season rolls around. Rachel Stewart heads out into the fields to find out what makes this "white gold" so beloved.
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Vintage: Porsche 911 T Targa 22.05.2019 | 06:10 mins.

Its basic form has stayed the same for the last 50 years: The Porsche 911 is considered the classic German sportscar. The 1965 Targa was the first open-top 911 vehicle, and came with a removable roof section. We're testing a Targa from 1972.

Arts and Culture, Tuesday May 21, 2019 21.05.2019 | 13:05 mins.

"Arts and Culture" presented by Robin Merrill. On this edition: International creative entrepreneurs' dreams come true in "Planet Berlin"; Italian writer Francesca Melandri on her country's racism problem; German street artists paint across Africa.

Dieter Zetsche Jahresbericht Daimler AG

Who is Daimler's CEO Dieter Zetsche? 21.05.2019

The retiring Daimler chairman is leaving a company that he joined in 1976. After working his way up the ladder, he ran the German manufacturer for over 13 years. What did he do in all that time?

Vanessa Neumann spricht für Juan Guaido

Conflict Zone - Guest: Vanessa Neumann 21.05.2019 | 26:06 mins.

The opposition in Venezuela, led by self-appointed president Juan Guaido, has failed in its boldest effort yet to oust President Nicolas Maduro. Where does it go from here? DW's Tim Sebastian meets Vanessa Neumann, Guaido's envoy to the UK.
Niki Lauda

Niki Lauda, a life in the fast lane 21.05.2019 | 01:37 mins.

Niki Lauda has died at the age of 70. Lauda won three world titles and famously survived a terrible crash at the 1976 German Grand Prix. Later he founded his own airline - twice. He will be remembered as one of the best and most charismatic drivers in Formula One history.
190 Jahre Deutsches Archäologisches Institut

The German Archaeological Institute celebrates 190 years 20.05.2019

From Cairo to Beijing, the DAI's branches presented their latest research in Berlin in May 2019 to celebrate nearly two centuries of work. Here are some favorites, from drone data-gathering to ancient Roman elevators.
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Helping Romania's Roma population step out of poverty 19.05.2019 | 02:49 mins.

EU leaders are meeting in the Romanian city of Sibiu. Though a third of the population of Romania lives in poverty, the country has profited markedly from EU membership. Worst off are the Roma, who barely scrape by. One woman is helping them change that.
Italien Migranten Flüchtlinge Krise Finanzen

Bella Italia - Overwhelmed? 19.05.2019 | 05:04 mins.

Francesca Melandri holds a mirror up to the country she calls home. Her critically acclaimed novel 'Sangue giusto' paints a portrait of Italy and the dark shadow of its colonial past that looms into the present day. We meet her in Rome.
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The Big Buzz - You can't do without insects 18.05.2019 | 26:06 mins.

Up to 75 percent of insects in Germany have disappeared - a silent death with serious consequences. Two thirds of the one hundred most important agricultural crops require pollination by insects. New habitats are needed.
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Bonn to Berlin: Modern Germany turns 70 18.05.2019 | 26:00 mins.

What does a giraffe have to do with the German constitution? How has Germany changed in its 70 years? Take a trip through time to important moments in Bonn and Berlin.

Deutschland Geschichte erleben am Ufer der Spree in Berlin

A movie in Berlin's government quarter 18.05.2019 | 02:35 mins.

On warm summer evenings, you can watch movies right behind the Reichstag that cover 100 years of German history

Deutschland 70 Jahre Grundgesetz | Faksimile

Bonn's Haus der Geschichte 18.05.2019 | 03:34 mins.

Bonn's museum for postwar German history shows visitors how the country has developed since 1945: from division to reunification to today's challenges.

A third of the people in Romania live in poverty, but the country has profited from EU membership.

Romania: Help for Roma children 18.05.2019 | 02:49 mins.

EU leaders are meeting in the Romanian city of Sibiu. Though a third of the population of Romania lives in poverty, the country has profited markedly from EU membership. Worst off are the Roma, who barely scrape by. One woman is helping them change that.
What can a 300hp SUV really do? Former pro race driver Klaus Niedzwiedz takes one out for a spin.

Power to burn: the Seat Cupra Ateca 18.05.2019 | 04:35 mins.

What can an SUV with 300 horsepower really do? We got former race-car driver Klaus Niedzwiedz to put the new Seat Cupra Ateca through its paces, both on the road and on the track. Does it meet his expectations?

German government to compensate sect victims 17.05.2019 | 02:10 mins.

The notorious Colonia Dignidad was founded in 1961 by Paul Schäfer. The cult's leaders collaborated with the Chilean military dictatorship – and for decades forced labor and child abuse was commonplace.

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Stammtisch - Glitz, glam and glitter: Eurovision meet EU elections 17.05.2019 | 32:53 mins.

Is the Eurovision Song Contest the European Union on a three-drink-minimum? Find out, as this week not only popstars are on the ballot, but so are EU parliamentarians. Stammtisch host Damien McGuinness fires up the confetti canon and goes glam as DW's Michaela Küfner, Jessica Saltz from Euronews and the Economist’s Tom Nuttall talk European voting habits – both musical and political.
Nordirland, Londonderry: Mord an Journalistin Lyra McKee

WorldLink: Last orders 17.05.2019 | 58:59 mins.

Against the backdrop of seemingly stymied talks in Brexit Britain, DW takes you to Northern Ireland to find out just how worried the locals of Derry are about a possible return of the Troubles in the event of a hard border. We also meet the English Shop owner in Berlin who is closing down because of Brexit after years of good business.
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Life currents (1) 17.05.2019 | 42:36 mins.

Our hunger for energy goes beyond all limits and will double in the next 20 years. But what available technologies could meet the growing thirst for electricity? And will we also have to cut power consumption? What can Europe learn from China?
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