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The war in Ukraine highlights a Global clash between Western democracies and autocracies like Russia and China.
Tim Sebastian questions Radoslaw Sikorski on Western support for Ukraine against Russia.
Russia mobilizes troops and plans to annex Ukrainian provinces amid escalating tensions.
Angela Merkel's legacy as German Chancellor shapes Germany's future amid immigration debates.
A German Court allows cities to ban heavily polluting diesel cars, affecting Stuttgart and automakers.
Chris Colburn discusses the German and Chinese rivalry at the IAA Mobility Trade Fair in Munich.
This DW business special discusses the effectiveness of a price cap on Russian oil.
Droughts in major rivers like the Rhine and Yangtze threaten businesses this summer.
Six young Germans share their experiences and fears about the rise of the right-wing populist party AfD and its impact on their sense of belonging.
Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt plan an attack on Western Europe during World War II.
Norwegian filmmaker Håvard Fossum reveals global censorship's impact on narratives.
Davey Smith explains PCR tests for COVID-19 and their importance in accurate diagnosis.
Conor Woodman investigates the legend of Hitler's buried gold, collaborating with historians Robert M. Edsel and James Holland to explore its historical significance.
In 2024, indigenous leaders from Polynia signed a declaration recognizing whales and dolphins as legal persons with inherent rights.
Modern life relies on huge amounts of energy, primarily from fossil fuels, impacting climate change.
Ali Pektas, a top blind football player in Germany, trains hard while working full-time.
Adolf Hitler's Berghof, a luxurious residence in the Bavarian Alps, symbolizes Nazi power and reflects the stark contrast between his opulent lifestyle and the suffering caused by his regime.
Dr. Fleishman uses maggots to treat infected wounds when antibiotics fail.
Germany aims to triple its renewable energy production, with wind turbines already generating more electricity than the province of Schleswig-Holstein needs.
Stalin's ruthless policies lead to millions of deaths and the worst man-made famine in history.
Adolf Hitler, a former amateur artist, rises to power amid Germany's post-WWI turmoil.
Mike Loades tests a medieval trebuchet in Burgdorf, Germany, using a stone from 1311.
The United States implements the Marshall Plan to rebuild post-war Europe and counter Soviet influence.
Heinrich Himmler chooses Wewelsburg Castle as the Nazi fortress for the Schutzstaffel.
Anne Frank, a widely read writer, documents her life in hiding during the Holocaust.
An international team of nearly 20 hairdressers and makeup artists at a Leipzig salon works to create a safe space for clients from diverse backgrounds.
Pastor Martens offers sanctuary to refugees in his church basement, where ten men face deportation after fleeing religious persecution in Iran and Afghanistan.
Two huge, hand-embroidered blankets symbolize the union of Irene and Christian during their traditional wedding ceremony in Tanzania.
15 job interviews take place in Windhoek as Iyaloo Akuunda, a Namibian nurse, seeks employment in Germany's healthcare system.
One in three voters in Dresden chose the right-wing Alternative for Germany party, reflecting a significant shift in political sentiment in Saxony.
Aaron Spear and Jasmin Sheinwald marry through a double proxy wedding in Montana while being 863 miles apart, with each having a stand-in at the ceremony.
Adolf Hitler rises to power in the Third Reich, driven by anti-Semitic madness and ambition.
Kabul's football stadium, once a site of fear, now symbolizes Afghanistan's rebirth through football.
Seven thousand positions remain unfilled in the Catholic Church in Germany, prompting the recruitment of priests like Father Shijou from India.
The Dutton Mariner is the world's only production amphibious car designed by Tim Dutton.
Gerhard Prange reveals his illiteracy, a struggle faced by six million Germans today.
Maximilian Bode and Christopher Schlicht attract new worshippers at Bremerhaven’s Emmaus congregation.
Clo needs around 40 to 50 euros a day to survive while begging in Berlin's bars, a stark reality for many in Germany's urban areas.
Every winter, temperatures in Berlin drop to life-threatening levels, prompting Katy Kaisa to drive the Cold Bus to help homeless individuals at risk of freezing.
An estimated 10,000 Indians moved to Berlin in the last year, seeking community and cultural connection in a new country.
Over 16,000 ads for dogs for sale appear on eBay Classifieds alone, with millions of dogs sold illegally across Europe each year.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim community in Erfurt faces opposition while building their new mosque.
1.5 million Russian-Germans prepare to vote in the September Bundestag election amid concerns.
Around 300 people engage in political discussions each month on a tram in Dresden, aiming to strengthen democracy amid rising extremism.
In 1964, Klaus Von Keussler leads a resistance against the Berlin Wall to save East Berliners.
Angela Merkel served as Chancellor of Germany for 16 years, during which she became the most popular politician in the country.
One ton of fresh fish is delivered twice a week from Senegal to Germany as part of an effort to support local fishermen and create jobs.
On January 18, a suicide bomber killed more than 80 troops at a government military camp near the German base in Mali's Gao region.
