India's economy has seen significant growth and development since gaining independence 75 years ago. This documentary from DW Business explores the stability and progress of India's economy in the present day. Experts and analysts provide insights into key economic indicators, policies, and challenges faced by the country. Viewers will gain a deeper understanding of India's economic journey and its implications on the global stage.

How stable is India's economy 75 years after independence?

In "Romania: The Sewer Dwellers of Bucharest", viewers are immersed in the haunting lives of individuals born and raised underground, now facing the challenges of parenthood in the depths of Bucharest's sewers. Discover the resilience of these marginalized communities as they navigate hardships and strive for a better future amidst their subterranean existence. Explore the compelling realities of life beneath the city streets in this gripping documentary.

Romania: The Sewer Dwellers of Bucharest

Long Covid, a documentary film by DW News, delves into the lingering effects of the coronavirus on patients worldwide. Despite millions recovering, there is a significant number facing prolonged symptoms like breathlessness and fatigue, without formal recognition of 'long Covid' as a distinct illness. Through personal accounts and medical insights, the film explores this perplexing condition and its impact on those affected, shedding light on the challenges faced by individuals battling prolonged Covid symptoms.

Long Covid: When coronavirus symptoms don't go away

Teachers in Japan are facing a dangerous threat: overwork leading to death, a phenomenon known as karoshi. This documentary explores the factors behind this alarming trend, shedding light on the pressures and challenges faced by educators in the country. Join us as we delve into the lives of these unsung heroes and raise awareness about the urgent need for change in the education system.

Japan's teachers vulnerable to overwork deaths

In Egypt, a country mostly covered by desert, fertile land is a rare commodity. With 85 million people residing along the riverbanks, the remaining areas are barren. However, a groundbreaking solution has emerged as Egyptian and German scientists have successfully cultivated forests in the sandy desert landscapes. In the past eight years, 24 lush forests have bloomed in various regions, supported by sewage rich in nutrients. This innovative approach has led to the growth of a variety of plants, including mahogany, eucalyptus, and sisal, transforming the arid desert into thriving green oases.

Egypt: The Amazing Forest in the Desert

Unveiling the shadowy origins of antisemitism, this documentary delves into the complexities of identifying and understanding this age-old prejudice. From tracing the blurred lines between legitimate criticism of Israeli policies and antisemitic rhetoric to exploring the deep-rooted historical origins of anti-Jewish stereotypes, the film sheds light on the pervasive nature of antisemitism in today's society. Through insightful analysis and compelling narratives, viewers are confronted with the harsh realities of this enduring form of discrimination.

The murky myths behind antisemitism I DW News

In a candid interview with DW's Conflict Zone, Nina Khrushcheva, great-granddaughter of Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev, discusses Russia's current acceptance of Putinism. As Russia commemorates Victory Day with a subdued parade, Khrushcheva remarks on Putin's stance: "Russia is at war." She highlights a shift towards eliminating dissenting voices and questions if there is hope for Russia to move beyond Putin's reign. Watch the thought-provoking interview and share your thoughts on the matter.

Have Russians 'surrendered to the fate' of Putinism?

DW News Africa explores the lasting impact of colonialism in Africa, from the historical roots to present-day consequences. Examining the efforts of individuals and communities to confront this legacy, the documentary delves into the ongoing struggles for justice and reparations. Witness the passionate activism of a man in Cameroon as he dismantles statues of colonizers, and follow the journey of the Talai and Kipsigis people in Kenya seeking redress for land taken during the colonial era. Through these stories, the film raises critical questions about the need for change and a different future for the continent.

Colonialism in Africa: Yesterday, today and tomorrow

In an eye-opening documentary, DW Business delves into the impact of AI on the job market, revealing that 83 million jobs could vanish in just 5 years. The World Economic Forum's managing director, Saadia Zahidi, discusses how AI advancements and green initiatives are reshaping employment. Although low-skill roles face the biggest risk, the report suggests a 'net positive' outcome, predicting 69 million new jobs by 2027. Yet, women may bear the brunt of job disruption, while companies rush to retrain workers to adapt to the changing landscape. Explore the growing trend of upskilling employees to bridge the talent gap.

Is AI coming for your job?

In "Wood Mafia: The Dark Side of IKEA in Romania | DW News", explore the troubling reality of Romania's logging industry, tainted by corruption and violence. With IKEA emerging as the biggest private forest owner in the country, attention is drawn to the rapid disappearance of Europe's ancient woodlands. Despite its sustainable image, IKEA faces allegations of exploiting Romania's natural heritage. Delve into the complex web of environmental degradation and corporate responsibility in this eye-opening documentary.

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