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Yi Yeting fights for better conditions in China's electronics industry while battling leukemia.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi promotes India's trade in Germany, aiming for superpower status.
560 pupils celebrate their matriculation at the Nakhimov school in Vladivostok, a city undergoing rapid economic change and military expansion.
Boris Johnson details the UK government's coronavirus action plan to combat the outbreak.
2020 brings unexpected challenges and unity amid the COVID-19 pandemic and global events.
China represents 80% of the economic espionage cases charged by the US Department of Justice since the statute's inception in the 1990s.
In China's electronics industry, a worker is poisoned by toxic chemicals every five hours, highlighting the severe human cost of global consumer electronics production.
Malaika Vaz goes undercover in 2018, posing as a fish trader to investigate the illegal manta ray black market across India, China, and Nepal.
11,000 Hongkongers were welcomed to Taiwan in 2020, fleeing Beijing's crackdown and raising fears of a similar fate for the island.
Hua Ze, a Chinese citizen, navigates police harassment and corruption while engaging with dissidents and citizen journalism in her fight against injustice.
More than 1.4 billion people live in India, which is now facing a shift toward Hindu nationalism under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership.
Taiwan's military exercises, held annually since 1984, demonstrate its defense capabilities amid ongoing threats from China.
The panel discusses tourism recovery post-pandemic, focusing on Europe and insights from Jane in China.
China's consumer electronics industry, responsible for 90% of global production, sees a worker poisoned by toxic chemicals every five hours, highlighting urgent labor reform needs.
China's internet industry is projected to grow by 20% annually over the next decade, prompting concerns about government control and regulation.
Jewher and Abduweli expose Uyghur atrocities after fleeing China for the US and Istanbul.
Prime Minister Imran Khan states that India has been taken over by a racially extremist ideology, escalating tensions over Jammu and Kashmir.
Victor Gao discusses human rights abuses in China and protests in Hong Kong during an interview in London.
A man holding shopping bags stood in front of a tank during the Tiananmen Square Massacre, becoming an iconic symbol of defiance against oppression.
Kate Ferguson interviews Professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld on the impact of Western sanctions on Russia.
Days before the invasion of Ukraine, the presidents of China and Russia met in Beijing and announced a friendship without limits.
Kati Marton and Martin Sambu discuss global recession risks and economic slowdowns in major regions.
Biden's administration labels Vladimir Putin a killer and accuses China of genocide against Uighurs.
Biden's first trip abroad features talks with Putin on Russia and China amid an exhausting schedule.
President Joe Biden faces the challenge of countering Xi Jinping's expanding authoritarian influence while navigating a divided America and complex international relations.
Less than 0.3% of U.S. GDP is spent on foreign aid, according to Bill Gates, who argues for increased engagement with Africa to improve global stability.
Myanmar has long been a major source of the world's heroin, now also producing new drugs that reach as far as Australia through China.
In May 2004, drug lords in Rochinas face a bitter fight as President Lula sends in the army.
Over 300,000 people have been relocated from the Gobi Desert as it expands by 1,000 square kilometers each year, forcing families to leave their ancestral homes.
Shells started raining down on Uri, killing civilians and soldiers in a border dispute.
China's One Child Policy attempts to curb huge population growth, causing severe social issues.
Beijing generates 25,000 tons of waste daily, straining its infrastructure and threatening the livelihoods of 170,000 rubbish pickers reliant on recycling.
Fourteen people died in a car bomb attack in Afghanistan, prompting a month-long peace march to the capital by hundreds of activists.
China plans to train 50 million players and establish 50,000 coaching schools within the next decade to become a world soccer superpower by 2050.
Many families in China face immense pressure caring for relatives with dementia without support.
64 million apartments across China remain empty, raising concerns about an economic bubble and potential social unrest.
China's sexual revolution emerges under government pressure, challenging centuries of tradition.
A Harvard survey estimates nearly 6,000 deaths from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, far exceeding the official toll of 64.
China's road initiative could transform Montenegro's infrastructure with the Barbary Highway.
Infant birth defects in China rise 40% due to pollution from factories and untreated waste.
China's economic recovery stalls as expert George Magnus discusses recent figures and challenges.
China's ban on imports causes a recycling crisis for PJ Harvey's family business.
Up to 30 million Chinese are now jobless as factory closures rise, with one report estimating as many as 60,000 shutdowns in South China.
In China, 80% of children grow up abandoned as parents seek factory jobs in cities.
Bill Gates discusses pandemic preparedness and critiques global responses, including President Trump's.
Tensions between China and Taiwan escalate as military actions raise fears of conflict.
David Attenborough warns of an impending American Dark Ages due to climate change denial.
This week, DW Business Special discusses globalization's future amid global tensions.
