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Indien Neu Delhi | Band Aisi Taisi Democracy

WorldLink: Art smart 19.07.2019 | 58:57 mins.

On this week’s show, we’re going to India to meet a group of comedians known as Aisi Taisi Democracy who are taking a no holds barred approach to satire. We'll also talk to Russian rap legend Ptakha about the political shakedown on the rap scene there.

Podcast Inside Europe

Inside Europe 19.07.2019 19.07.2019 | 54:59 mins.

The first woman in the EU’s top job – Three years on from Turkey’s failed coup – Protests over hydro power projects in the Balkans - Getting homeless people back on their feet in Britain - Greece hires two crime-fighting 'caped crusaders' - A special report 75 years after a famous assassination attempt on Hitler - And Paris’ littler attractions
Türkei Istanbul Jubelnde Menschen auf Panzer

Inside Europe: Three years on from Turkey's failed coup 19.07.2019 | 05:01 mins.

Turkey has commemorated the third anniversary of a failed military coup against the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. But the fallout of the botched takeover continues to poison Turkey's relations with its European neighbors and the United States. And that distrust is being exploited by Russia. Dorian Jones reports from Istanbul.

Symbolbild Wasser Wassertropfen

Inside Europe: Protests over Balkan hydro power projects 19.07.2019 | 05:17 mins.

The un-dammed rivers of the Western Balkans could be a significant source of sustainable energy. But hydro power projects proposed for the region face fierce opposition – from campaigners who say that dams could cause an environmental disaster. They've been staging protests under the banner "Balkan Rivers Tour." Guy De Launey took to the water in Slovenia to find out more.

Brüssel EU | Ursula von der Leyen & Jean-Claude Juncker, EU-Kommissionspräsident

Inside Europe: A woman for the EU's top job 19.07.2019 | 04:40 mins.

Former German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen was confirmed during the week as the next president of the EU Commission. She will take over from Jean-Claude Juncker as the first woman in the job. Keith Walker speaks with DW's political correspondent Thomas Sparrow who begins by describing what was going on behind the scenes in the EU parliament ahead of Tuesday's vote.

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Inside Europe: Crime-fighting duo appointed in Greece 19.07.2019 | 02:30 mins.

Greece has an issue with rampant crime, militant anarchists and crime-infested universities. To crack down on these problems, the new prime minister has appointed two men to head the country's public order ministry. The crime-fighting duo wants to bust the country's deadliest and most notorious terror organizations. Anthee Carassava reports on the challenges they may face.

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Inside Europe: Running for the homeless 19.07.2019 | 05:07 mins.

Britain, despite being one of Europe's wealthier nations, has been facing a sharp increase in the number of homeless in recent years. The number of people sleeping on the streets has more than doubled since 2010, and many of them are young. Now a charity has taken a novel approach to getting young homeless people back on their feet — quite literally. Lars Bevanger reports from Manchester.

Bildergalerie Der Eiffelturm in Zahlen

Inside Europe: A spotlight on Paris' little attractions 19.07.2019 | 04:41 mins.

If you've been to Paris, you've most likely visited the usual tourist hotspots: The Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe … it's the usual, tired old list of big attractions. But there's a lot more to Paris that it's big attractions: Its little attractions. Keith Walker speaks with author Emma Jacobs who has written a beautiful little book called "The Littler Museums of Paris."

Italien Venedig Kreuzfahrtschiff fährt durch Lagune

Living Planet: When cruises become a nuisance 18.07.2019 | 06:16 mins.

All around the Mediterranean, ports are struggling to cope with a growing number of cruise liners. In an industry unlikely to slow down anytime soon, residents concerned about cruise ships' environmental impacts are looking for different ways to get the problem under control.
Beirut Zouk Mosbeh Strand Säuberung

Living Planet: Tides of trash 18.07.2019 | 06:01 mins.

Between 1,000 and 3,000 tons of plastic are estimated to be floating in the Mediterranean Sea. While Lebanon only boasts a tiny fraction of Mediterranean coastline, the country makes a pretty significant contribution to its pollution. There have been recent efforts to clean up Beirut's beaches, but do they symbolize a new era or are they just a government public relations campaign?
Schiff Polarstern Alfred-Wegener-Institut Das Tiefseemessgerät

Living Planet: What we learn from the Polarstern 18.07.2019 | 06:51 mins.

On a voyage from Antarctica to Bremerhaven, the Polarstern's team of scientists and students are trying to better understand why water temperatures are rising in the deep ocean. The students (all talented scientists themselves) are learning how to monitor changes in the ocean and climate — methods they can take to their home countries, which are already feeling the impacts of climate change.

Libanon | Beach-Cleanup in Beirut

Living Planet: Life's a beach 18.07.2019 | 30:00 mins.

Summer is a time of sun, sea, and sand. But sand isn't just the stuff of beach holidays — we hear how it's being used in East Africa and with what impact. We also pay a visit to a town in Italy that is inundated by cruise ships, and we join a scientific expedition studying warming temperatures in the deep ocean.

USA Sand- und Kiesabbau in Kosse

Living Planet: Kenya's sand mining boom 18.07.2019 | 06:18 mins.

East Africa's population is on the rise. It’s expected to nearly double in the next three decades, growing to 870 million. With more people, comes the need for more homes, roads, shops — essentially, more of everything. As the construction industry booms in East Africa, so does the demand for building materials. This is placing a heavy burden on one of the earth's most ubiquitous resources: sand.
Indien Coding class, Dharavi Diary Center, Mumbai

World in Progress: Dharavi Girls fight poverty by learning to code 17.07.2019 | 05:01 mins.

Life in Mumbai's Dharavi slum is harsh, especially for girls, who are still disadvantaged in India. But the project "Dharavi Diary" is trying to change that. Here, young women can get free classes in computer science and learn to create their own apps. Our reporter Anja Koch met two of India's new Tech-Girls.

USA Migration Kinder

World in Progress: Mexico — where refugees are no longer welcome 17.07.2019 | 07:17 mins.

Before taking office in December 2018, Mexican President López Obrador made a promise to migrants from South and Central America of safety, jobs and visas. But just half a year later, that promise has been broken. The outcome of this radically-altered policy is having real consequences on the southern border of Mexico, as Anne Cathrin Mellman reports. Charli Shield presents.
Griechenland Flüchtlings-Hotspot auf Leros

World in Progress: Leros — a refugee haven with a difference 17.07.2019 | 04:54 mins.

Europe is the dream destination for many refugees from Africa and the Middle East. Many try to cross the Mediterranean Sea by boat — some landing on a Greek island. But it's not easy for refugees in Greece, with overcrowded camps and bad living conditions. Yet on the little Greek island of Leros, it's different. But how? This report by Michael Lehman is presented by Kathleen Schuster.
Chile Santiago Lehrer Demonstration

World in Progress: Fighting for a future 17.07.2019 | 29:59 mins.

On this week's show, why public school teachers are on strike in Chile, how girls from an Indian slum defy inequality by learning how to code, and how a radical policy change in Mexico is having real consequences for migrants coming from South and Central America, as well as Leros — the Greek refugee haven with a difference.
Chile Valparaiso Lehrer Demonstration

World in Progress: Chile's teachers on strike to improve public schools 17.07.2019 | 07:15 mins.

In Chile, the strike of public school teachers continues. Since early June, they have been on the streets protesting poor conditions in their classrooms. About one third of the students in the country attend public schools, which teachers say are being badly neglected. Sophia Boddenberg reports from Santiago de Chile, and Gabriel Borrud presents.
Protest gegen rassistische Gewalt und Xenophobie in Südafrika

The 77 Percent — Xenophobia in South Africa 16.07.2019 | 19:59 mins.

Xenophobia in South Africa is nothing new. Since 2008 there have been killings and attacks against refugees and migrants from other African countries. Some experts and critics say it’s more than just an economic issue. Listen to the show featuring among others Zambian musician and activist popularly known as Pilato for more insight.

Vollmond und Wolken

Spectrum: Do you want to live on the moon? 16.07.2019 | 30:00 mins.

Look up at the moon when you get a chance. Because this will be the last decade where you can say, "There's no one up there right now." Join as we take a look at a barrage of lunar activity that'll happen in the next few years.
Niger Bundeswehr | Schulterabzeichen Lufttransportstützpunkt Niamey LTStp am Flughafen in Niamey

Germany in Cameroon: 'Army mission should have ended two years ago' 16.07.2019 | 06:04 mins.

DW speaks to German opposition lawmaker Christoph Hoffmann (FDP) about the end of the Bundeswehr training mission in Cameroon. Hoffmann heads the parliamentary group for Central Africa.
Podcast Inside Europe

Inside Europe 12.07.2019 12.07.2019 | 54:59 mins.

A diplomatic row over UK ambassador’s leaked cables – A change of political pace in Greece - Finland gets tough on climate action – Frenchman dies in controversial right-to-die case - The Nordic diet goes mainstream – UK Jews push for German citizenship – Trade tariff tension between Serbia and Kosovo – Debate in Italy over social housing for Roma – Rapping in Russia

Parlamentswahl in Griechenland 2019 | Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Nea Dimokratia

Inside Europe: A change of political pace in Greece 12.07.2019 | 02:41 mins.

Greece has elected a new centre-right government, turning its back on Alexis Tsipras, the leftist leader blamed for promising to end the country's misery only to make it worse. The new Prime Minister, Kyriako Mitsotakis, wants to slash taxes, attract foreign investment and create some 700,000 jobs throughout his term. But serious challenges await him. Anthee Carassava reports from Athens.

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Inside Europe: Diplomatic row over UK ambassador's cables 12.07.2019 | 05:20 mins.

After a leak of diplomatic cables heavily critical of US President Donald Trump, Britain's ambassador to the US, Kim Darroch, has resigned. Trump had said his White House would no longer work with Darroch. Keith Walker speaks with political commentator Patrick Christys and starts by asking why the finger of blame is being pointed at Boris Johnson.

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