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Félix Tshisekedi

AfricaLink on Air - 21 January 2019 21.01.2019 | 30:00 mins.

The swearing-in of the newly-elected president of DR Congo, Felix Tshisekedi, postponed +++ Zimbabwe's government intensifies its crackdown on dissent +++British Prime Minister Theresa May presents her Plan B for leaving the European Union.

Griechenland Vertrauensabstimmung im Parlament in Athen

Inside Europe: Tsipras wins confidence vote 21.01.2019 | 03:15 mins.

Greece's leftist prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, has won a confidence vote — just days after after his right-wing coalition partner quit the government over a deal to solve a bizarre and complex dispute: what to call Macedonia. As Anthee Carassava reports from Athens, the PM's troubles are far from over. He faces a key vote on the compromise deal in the coming days.
Frankreich Gelbwesten | Protest & Ausschreitungen in Paris

Inside Europe: France's Great Debate over the yellow vest crisis 21.01.2019 | 04:30 mins.

The French government has kicked off a nationwide public discussion called the Great Debate. It's one way the government is trying to find solutions to the social crisis France is facing after two months of yellow vest protests. Protests are continuing despite concessions by President Macron. Jake Cigainero spoke to some yellow vests at a roundabout near Rouen in Normandy and sends this report.
Schuhe an der Donau Promenade

Inside Europe: Israeli search for Holocaust remains in Danube 21.01.2019 | 04:39 mins.

Evidence of one of Hungary's darkest chapters may soon be brought to the surface. Israeli divers will start searching for the human remains of thousands of Jews, shot and killed by Hungarian fascists near the Danube River in Budapest during World War II. It's taken years for the Hungarian and Israeli governments to reach agreement on this recovery operation. Stefan Bos reports from Budapest.
Tschechien Prag - Jan Palach Denkmal

Inside Europe: Czechs mark 50th anniversary of Palach's death 21.01.2019 | 04:22 mins.

Fifty years ago, 20-year-old Czech student Jan Palach poured flammable liquid over himself and lit a match in Prague's Wenceslas Square. He was protesting not just at the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia five months previously, but at what he saw as public apathy towards it. His funeral became a major protest against the occupation. Rob Cameron reports on how Czechs are remembering him.
Polen Danzig Pawel Adamowicz

Inside Europe: Politician's murder shocks Poland 21.01.2019 | 05:04 mins.

Poland is mourning the murder of Gdansk mayor, Pawel Adamowicz. The suspect, a young man with apparent psychological issues, had a grudge against Adamowicz who, to him, represented the country's former liberal establishment. Many see the tragedy as an escalation of a war of words between politicians and supporters of both the ruling nationalist party and the opposition. Julian Berner reports.

Symbolbild EU-Erweiterung

Inside Europe 17.01.2019 21.01.2019 | 54:59 mins.

Can British PM Theresa May scrape together a new compromise Brexit deal? — Macron's 'Great Debate' on the 'Yellow Vest' crisis — Poland mourns the murder of popular opposition politician Pawel Adamowicz — Israeli divers to search for human remains in Hungary's Danube River — A journalist's journey through insanity after a yellow-fever vaccination ... and more of the week's big stories from Europe.
Graf von Götzen als Gouverneur von Deutsch-Ostafrika auf einer Erkundungsreise ins Innere der Kolonie Deutsch-Ostafrika auf einer Erkundungs- reise ins Innere der Kolonie

WorldLink: Hamburg's colonial past 18.01.2019 | 17:02 mins.

By the end of the 19th century, German East African colonies were nearly three times the area of present-day Germany. The sister-city agreement between Hamburg in northern Germany and Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, is casting a spotlight on how Germans and Tanzanians deal with their shared colonial history.

Tschechoslowakei 1969, Beerdigung Jan Palach, Selbstverbrennung

WorldLink: Awakening Czechs to oppression 18.01.2019 | 08:08 mins.

On the 16th of January 1969, a Czech student called Jan Palach set himself on fire in the middle of Prague. This shocking act helped awaken many Czechs to the oppression they were under and the need to fight for their freedom. Fifty years later, WorldLink has been talking to those who remember the impact Palach’s death had on a nation.

Indien Armut Kinder Millenniumsziele

WorldLink: India's runaway kids 18.01.2019 | 07:01 mins.

In India, big cities – especially ones like Mumbai – are a major attraction for runaway kids. Most of them are from the rural outback. While some are lured by the adventure of living in a metropolis, many are fleeing abuse and other problems. WorldLink speaks to one businessman in Mumbai, once a runaway himself, who is now helping these kids find their way home.
Türkei Gefängnis in Edirne

WorldLink: Kurdish prison mums & kids in Turkey 18.01.2019 | 07:40 mins.

In the last two years, more than 160,000 people have been jailed in Turkey as part of purges by the government. Human rights organizations estimate that they include 700 children, imprisoned along with their mothers. WorldLink spoke to one such family.
Türkei Protest für Pressefreiheit

WorldLink: Press Freedom in Turkey 18.01.2019 | 05:22 mins.

Last week, a Turkish reporter named Pelin Ünker - who worked for DW among other places - was sentenced to jail in Turkey. The move is part of a government crackdown on people deemed a threat to state security. Many journalists, including DW journalist, Seda Bilen have fled the country. We sat down to talk to her about press freedom in the country.
Türkei Flüchtlingslager in Hatay

WorldLink: The side effects of oppression 18.01.2019 | 58:59 mins.

Turkish prisons are filling quickly amid a crackdown on dissidents. But it’s not just adults who are going to jail. We talk to one journalist who has fled the country. From India, we hear from a businessman who is helping runaway kids. And it's been 50 years since student Jan Palach took his own life to protest against the Soviet invasion of Czechslovakia. We talk to people who knew him.
DW Stammtisch in Berlin

Stammtisch - Red Rosa and the German Left 18.01.2019 | 31:50 mins.

This month marks 100 years since the murder of socialist revolutionary Rosa Luxemburg. So, on this week's Stammtisch we're asking: why is Luxemburg so important today for left-wing politics? And how is the radical Left in Germany doing anyway? Stammtisch hosts Damien McGuinness and Michaela Küfner are joined by journalist Siobhán Dowling and The Guardian's Kate Connolly.
Indien Frauen Motorrad Club Bikerni

World in Progress: Women bikers in India 18.01.2019 | 08:17 mins.

It's still unusual for women to ride big motorbikes - though theirs numbers are increasing. Bikerni, an all women motorcycling group that started in 2011 now has chapters all across the country. They come from all walks of life - and share the joy of speed and independence. Sudeshna Chowdhury met some of them on a morning outing in New Delhi.

England Brexit Demonstrationen in London

Spotlight on Europe - 18 January 2019 18.01.2019 | 29:59 mins.

A week of political drama in Britain as the Brexit deal is rejected+++Poland mourns shocking murder of opposition politician stabbed in a rally+++ French president Macron launches national debate to discuss way forward following weeks of yellow vests protests

Dänemark Kopenhagen Malcolm Brabant,

Malcolm Brabant: From journalist to Jesus and back 17.01.2019 | 12:58 mins.

Award-winning foreign correspondent Malcolm Brabant says he ended up in a psychiatric hospital after receiving a routine yellow fever vaccine about seven years ago. He and his wife, Trine, filmed some of the bizarre behavior he displayed as his life descended into madness. That footage has now been turned into a film, "Malcolm Is A Little Unwell." Keith Walker speaks with Malcolm about his ordeal.
Meerwasser-Entsalzungsanlage in Israel

Living Planet: Where does our water come from? 17.01.2019 | 04:39 mins.

Around around 70 percent of the world’s surface is covered by water, yet under one percent is suitable for drinking, industry and hygiene. Irene Baños Ruiz reported reported on the environment impact of water desalination for DW online, and explains how the process is demanding on the environment.

RWE Braunkohle Tagebau Schaufelradbagger

Living Planet: Paying for the hidden costs 17.01.2019 | 29:59 mins.

From fossil fuels to water usage, our consumption has causes hidden environmental damage further along the supply chain. In this episode of Living Planet, we assess how Argentina is performing against its climate goals, whether Germany can phase out coal whilst protecting workers, where we get our drinking water from and how overuse of water is causing Indonesia’s capital to sink into the sea.
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Living Planet: Breaking up with coal in Germany 17.01.2019 | 05:11 mins.

Germany recently closed its last black coal mines, but continues to extract and burn lignite. Although the country has pledged to move away from coal-power, how long will it take? The government is planning a phaseout, but how will it affect people in the Rhineland region in the west of Germany, who live and work in one of the country’s key coal-producing areas?
Fracking in Patagonien, Argentinien

Living Planet: Argentina's power struggles 17.01.2019 | 10:37 mins.

Argentina’s energy strategy relies on a major expansion of shale gas and oil drilling and the government hopes that it can raise natural gas production from 130 million cubic meters a day to 260 million, supplying the country and providing gas to export. Will this compromise Argentina's commitment towards the environment?

Jakarta versinkt langsam im Meer

Living Planet: Jakarta - the sinking capital 17.01.2019 | 05:13 mins.

In Indonesia, the capital city Jakarta is sinking about 25 centimeters each year. That's not only due to rising sea levels but mainly because of water overexploitation. People who don't have access to public drinking water are taking water from underground aquifers. As a result, the ground is giving way and the country is sinking into the sea.
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Brexit: No way out of the chaos? 17.01.2019 | 26:00 mins.

The British parliament has rejected the EU Withdrawal Agreement negotiated with Brussels by Prime Minister Theresa May. Is there a way out? Guests: Alex Forrest Whiting (DW Reporter), Alan Posener (Die Welt), Andreas Kluth (Handelsblatt Today)
Kenia Studenten trauern um Garissa-Kommilitonen 07.04.2015

AfricaLink on Air - 16 January 2019 16.01.2019 | 29:59 mins.

Kenya mourns after a terrorist attack leaves 14 dead+++Zimbabwe opposition says they are not to blame for the violence+++ Ugandan government is chocking on debts with China.
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