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Brasilien - Flüchtlinge aus Venezuela

WorldLink: Venezuelans in Brazil 16.08.2018 | 08:48 mins.

Hundreds of Venezuelans fleeing the economic turmoil, food and medicine shortages of their country are arriving in northern Brazil every day. Many arrive hungry and in need of medical attention. The strain on the host region is beginning to show, as is xenophobia.
Bildergalerie Rote Liste des gefährdeten Welterbes (Liverpool Hafenstadt)

WorldLink: Loving Liverpool 16.08.2018 | 26:33 mins.

Once a mighty port in northwestern England, Liverpool's docks no longer see much ocean trade. The former hub spent a long time in decline, but its most famous export ever, the Beatles, has helped it flourish all over again. Welcome to a magical mystery tour of a hardy city.
Pater Nikodemus Schnabel

Worldlink: “We have a religious hooligan problem.” 10.08.2018 | 12:58 mins.

Father Nikodemus Schnabel is a German Benedictine monk who lives and works in Jerusalem. In the 15 years he’s been there, he’s witnessed clashes between Israelis and Palestinians and the results of repeated failed attempts at peace. His monastery has also been the target of attacks. His faith has been challenged frequently but he’s never given up on his mission.
Irak Reportage Mossul 1 Jahr nach der Befreiung | Ahmad Mohammed Abdulrahman

WorldLink: Mosul’s painful catharsis 10.08.2018 | 11:46 mins.

Just over a year ago, Mosul was liberated by Iraqi forces after three years of Islamist terror and mass executions that saw former neighbors turn against each other. People are slowly returning to the destroyed city, but how to reconcile the victims and perpetrators and rebuild the trust that has been lost?

Deutschland USA Symbolbild Daten Überwachung Ausspähung

WorldLink: Germany’s Orwellian legacy 10.08.2018 | 08:48 mins.

Revelations about global data monitoring practices have brought home to many of us that we are being watched every day. Some of us brush off the realization with the thought that we don’t really do anything “controversial” or worth spying on - so it doesn’t matter… But in Germany, a country with a history of intense state-sponsored surveillance, attitudes are very different.

Polynesien Tattoo Tradition

WorldLink: Making Tahiti Polynesian again 27.07.2018 | 07:45 mins.

Tahiti's Polynesian culture has been suppressed by the legacy of French colonialism, after some traditional practices, like tattooing, were banned for decades. But the language and customs of the ancestors are making a comeback.

Madelaine Caracas | Studentin aus Nicaragua

WorldLink: A student's view on Nicaraguan unrest 27.07.2018 | 05:10 mins.

More than 300 Nicaraguans have died since April, as protestors clash with government forces. We talk to a 20-year-old from Managua who says she received death threats for speaking out against the president.

Deutschland Medizin künstliche Befruchtung IVF

WorldLink: Life of a test-tube baby 27.07.2018 | 10:08 mins.

It is 40 years since the world’s first IVF baby was born in the UK, bringing hope to would-be parents around the world unable to conceive naturally. We find out what it was like to grow up as a medical miracle.

Berlin and Beyond: Jugendfeier

WorldLink: Germany's sweet 14s 27.07.2018 | 05:02 mins.

There are several milestones on the German childhood calendar but they all pale into insignificance compared to the festivities that await many of the nation's 14 year-olds.

Irak Reportage Mossul 1 Jahr nach der Befreiung | Irakische Kampfmittelräumer, UNMAS

WorldLink: Coming home to Mosul 27.07.2018 | 07:31 mins.

Just over a year since "Islamic State" fighters were expelled from Mosul in Iraq, residents are still trickling back, as experts race to clear the city of mines, grenades and booby traps.

WorldLink's Neil King (left) and Gabriel Borrud (right) get ready to play some baseball

WorldLink: Game, bet and match 19.07.2018 | 32:35 mins.

Baseball enthusiast Gabriel Borrud takes a reluctant Neil King to his first baseball match ever. Neil catches the baseball bug and wants to join Gabe's team — the Cologne Cardinals. Gabe agrees to train him up on the condition Neil does everything he says. Does this spell disaster?
USA Los Angeles Proteste nach Amoklauf an Schule

WorldLink: California's 1968 protest movement 19.07.2018 | 22:00 mins.

1968 was a year of great upheaval across the globe. People were standing up for civil rights, peace, environmental protection, social justice, racial and gender equality and sexual liberation. Workers and students were the backbone of this revolt, especially in the United States. One of the main protest movement strongholds in 1968 was the state of California.
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.

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