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Kanada Veronique Rivest, Sommelière

WorldLink: Breaking the wine-glass ceiling 06.07.2018 | 08:53 mins.

Veronique Rivest became the first woman to take a medal at the "wine Olympics" in 2013. Still at the top of her game, we join Canada's top sommelier for an evening of "degustation" to find out what it takes to train the best nose in the business.

Ecuador Zerbombte Polizeistation in San Lorenzo

WorldLink: Violence on Ecuador's border 06.07.2018 | 04:56 mins.

Conflict in Colombia has suddenly become neighboring Ecuador's problem, with the border between the two countries plagued by violence in recent months. DW reporter Lise Josefsen went to find out what life is like in the Ecuadorian border town of San Lorenzo.
Teilnehmer bei Johana Bahamon

WorldLink: Colombian prisoner theater 06.07.2018 | 07:11 mins.

Conditions in Colombian prisons are so bad inmates often leave psychologically damaged. A celebrity actress is trying to help them cope through acting, with public performances breaking down barriers between prisoners and the society they hope one day to rejoin.

Berlin and Beyond: Elizabeth Shaw

WorldLink: Moving to the GDR 06.07.2018 | 04:49 mins.

As the discussion surrounding proposed refugee transit camps on Germany's border continues, Tamsin Walker travels to an old East German facility that served much the same purpose.

Bergwald Projekt - Berlin and Beyond

WorldLink: Scrawls on the wall 30.06.2018 | 05:53 mins.

If there are two things Berlin has in spades, it's attitude and spray paint. It's frequently been called the graffiti capital of Europe. Few buildings or surfaces have been left untouched by the liberal hand of street artists and taggers. But what's the kick? WorldLink columnist Tamsin Walker took to the streets of the German capital to try and read the writing on the wall.
Nordirak: Birgitta Schülke und Sandra Petersmann

WorldLink: Q&A Sandra Petersmann 30.06.2018 | 10:18 mins.

DW reporters Sandra Petersmann and Birgitta Schülke recently returned from a monthlong trip to Iraq where they met Yazidi refugees and visited former "Islamic State" strongholds. IS has been largely defeated in Iraq, but they've left a deadly legacy. Many Yazidis are still displaced, traumatized and desperately searching for loved ones. We spoke with Petersmann about her experiences.
US Marine George Lampman

WorldLink: Love in the time of invasion 30.06.2018 | 07:30 mins.

The historic summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un may have been the first step toward peace. The Korean War, which broke out in 1950, never actually came to an official close. For retired US Marine George Lampman, the war evokes bittersweet memories. He was there when the North invaded — but it was also when he fell in love. Jason Strother reports from Seoul.
Symbolbild Nachruf

WorldLink: Grief, sweat and tears 30.06.2018 | 06:21 mins.

There's a growing movement that encourages physical activity as an antidote to the stress, anxiety and depression that accompanies the loss of a loved one. Tears are expected when we gather to grieve at funerals and memorials, but Lena Nozizwe reports from Los Angeles about a mourning trend that includes sweat and laughter.
Irak, Jesidin Kocher mit drei ihrer Töchter. Sie war mit ihren Kindern zwei Jahre in IS-Gefangenschaft.

WorldLink: A Yazidi mother's torment 30.06.2018 | 10:23 mins.

Kocher is a 40-year-old Yazidi mother and refugee whose family was ripped apart by the "Islamic State" in 2014. On a trip to Iraq, DW reporters Sandra Petersmann and Birgitta Schülke met her and what remains of her family on Mount Sinjar. Their report is presented by Charli Shield.
Bildergalerie Trump besichtigt Mauer-Prototypen

WorldLink: Borders and barriers 30.06.2018 | 09:50 mins.

The US-Mexico border is in sharp focus this month, in the wake of the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy that separated over 2,000 migrant children from their parents. But another long-promised policy is also taking shape. Alisa Reznick reports from the New Mexico border, where activists and residents are responding to the construction of a new border barrier.
China Seilbahn zum Berg Tianzi

WorldLink: Hope for long-lost US climber? 15.06.2018 | 09:13 mins.

When David Sneddon vanished 14 years ago hiking in China, his body was never found. His family thinks he was kidnapped by North Korea and now, following the meeting of Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un, have renewed hope of finding out the truth. WorldLink spoke with Sneddon's friend, George Bailey.
Emilia Diaz-Struck

WorldLink: Reading between the lines 15.06.2018 | 08:27 mins.

As an excel-spreadsheet whiz, Emilia Diaz-Struck can spend hours sifting through data in search of discrepancies. She has already discovered a few major inconsistencies that have helped launch investigations like the Panama Papers. Gabriel Borrud spoke to her in Bonn.

Mount Everest

WorldLink: Family climb up Everest 15.06.2018 | 07:33 mins.

After almost a year of planning and preparation and 28 days of rigorous climbing, Ajeet Bajaj and 25-year-old Deeya have become the first ever Indian father-daughter team to reach the summit of Mount Everest. They talked to DW correspondent Murali Krishnan about the highs and lows of their daring adventure.

Indien Sängerin Ginni Mahi

WorldLink: Hip-hopping to highlight caste inequalities 15.06.2018 | 03:35 mins.

Nineteen-year-old Ginni Mahi is a Punjabi folk, pop and hip-hop musician who uses her music to challenge the caste system. Ginni grew up in a Dalit community, considered the lowest caste in India. Since rocketing to social media stardom in 2016, Ginni has been dubbed “a viral voice of assertion for ‘lower’ castes”. WorldLink talked to her.
Dima Khatib (AJ+, Managing Director, Qatar) | 57 | Session | Engagement online: How to transfer information in a digital age

WorldLink: Woman in a man's world 15.06.2018 | 07:42 mins.

Head of AJ+, multi-lingual Dima Khatib grew up in Damascus, to a Syrian mother and a Palestinian father. She has never taken on foreign citizenship, and travels with Palestinian documents to highlight the difficulties of doing so. WorldLink spoke to the journalist, poet and mother about her ideas on strength, power and being a woman in a man’s world.

GMF Rokhaya Diallo

WorldLink: Life as a black woman in France 15.06.2018 | 08:03 mins.

It was never Rokhaya Diallo’s plan to become a journalist, a writer and a filmmaker, but she just found she had things she wanted to say. And as a black French woman, she also wanted to be heard. Charli Shield talked to her about growing up in France, and the battle to diversify white-dominated spaces.

Berlin and Beyond: World Cup

WorldLink: Not everyone's (World) cup of tea 15.06.2018 | 04:40 mins.

Berlin is in the grip of World Cup fever. From the public screenings to football-themed food and drink, kids immersed in the complex business of swapping soccer cards, and banks and businesses using the event as a random promotional vehicle, the tournament is impossible to ignore. WorldLink columnist Tamsin Walker knows. She's tried.

Neil King und Gabriel Borrud in Heidelberg

WorldLink: Back to school 08.06.2018 | 34:11 mins.

WorldLink hosts Neil King and Gabriel Borrud are heading to Heidelberg to visit Neil's alma mater — the oldest university in Germany — to help Gabriel's cousin decide where to study abroad.
Chile Feministinnen Proteste gegen Sexismus

WorldLink: Sexism and higher education 08.06.2018 | 08:18 mins.

Protests have broken out at universities across Chile, as female students and feminist movements are fighting against sexism within higher education. The unrest follows reports of sexual abuse by faculty members in Chile's Austral University and the University of Chile. Over 100,000 students have now joined the marches in a host of Chilean cities, including Santiago, the capital, to demand action.
Archivbild: Robert Francis Kennedy - US-amerikanischer Senator und Präsidentschaftskandidat der Demokraten

WorldLink: 50th anniversary of Robert F. Kennedy's assassination 01.06.2018 | 10:58 mins.

Robert F. Kennedy was one of America's most promising politicians before he was assassinated in a hotel in Los Angeles 50 years ago. RFK, as he was known, was hoping to follow in his brother's footsteps and become the President of the United States. Decades on, his legacy still endures as his friends and colleagues speculate on what could have been.

Berlin and Beyond: Bomb

WorldLink: Bombs on Berlin's doorstep 01.06.2018 | 04:29 mins.

More bombs were dropped on Berlin by Allied air forces in the final months of WWII than any other city in Germany. The raids killed tens of thousands of people and hundreds of thousands were left homeless. But the slow and arduous process of clearing the city continues even today, as Tamsin Walker discovered.

Australien - Fremantle Prison

WorldLink: Inside Fremantle Prison 01.06.2018 | 12:40 mins.

The hip and modern facade of the Western Australian city of Fremantle belies its colonial past. From the mid-19th century until 1991, Fremantle Prison was used by British settlers to lock-up convicts — many of whom were unjustly convicted. Today, the building is a UNESCO World Heritage Site where tourists can remember the lives and fates of the prisoners.

Russland Kaspersky Zentrale in Moskau

WorldLink: Coded integration 25.05.2018 | 06:46 mins.

Hundreds of thousands of refugees arrived in Germany in 2015. It typically takes up to seven years for new arrivals to learn the language, settle in and find work. But one Berlin startup is hoping to speed up this process with coding and web development courses for refugees wanting to launch a career in IT.
Ungarn Demonstrationen gegen Orbans dritten Amtszeit

WorldLink: Hungary divided 25.05.2018 | 10:01 mins.

Viktor Orban was elected to a third term in office last month, and his Fidesz party now has a super majority, meaning it can amend the constitution. Many fear Hungary is sliding toward authoritarian rule. Some are even considering packing their bags. We hear from two young women with very different views on the future of their country.
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