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DocFilm
Cyberspace is less secure than ever before. Hackers exploit human error or technical loopholes to steal data -- or publish it on the darknet, if the ransom demanded is not paid. It’s a practice wiith catastrophic consequences.
Afrimaxx
Firearms training becomes mandatory in Polish schools as Warsaw ramps up its defenses; Solar power ‘made in China’ booms in Pakistan, while villagers on Colombia’s Pacific coast fight an ocean of plastic on their shores.
Shift
AI chatbots can help treat mild mental illnesses. But false diagnoses, the misuse of personal data, and the complete absence of human empathy can have serious consequences.
DocFilm
Pirates of the high seas still enjoy a romantic image, today. Many legends surround the most famous buccaneers. But who were these men? Simple sailors or brutal thieves? How did they live? This film journeys back in time for answers.
Sports Life
Rita Lamptey is hoping to be one of the first of her siblings to finish her education - a rarity for young women in her fishing community in Ghana. Basketball helps her stay focused on the classroom and has inspired her to lend a helping hand to the other young women in her community.
Tomorrow Today
What's lunar time - and when will we have it? Environmental protection in space exploration. A simple way to purify water in rural Brazil. Plus the benefits of circular construction and Sponge Cities.
DocFilm
In 2002, a law was passed in Germany to legalize sex work as a service. Vivien worked as an escort and dominatrix for four years. Christina was forced into sex work by her drug-addicted mother.
In Good Shape
Mental health problems in professional football. A taboo to be broken. Plus: how a working mother and German university students are improving their well-being and beating depression and burnout. And why psychotherapy can help improve eczema.
Sports Life
Rita Lamptey is hoping to be one of the first of her siblings to finish her education - a rarity for young women in her fishing community in Ghana. Basketball helps her stay focused on the classroom and has inspired her to lend a helping hand to the other young women in her community.
DocFilm
Cyberspace is less secure than ever before. Hackers exploit human error or technical loopholes to steal data -- or publish it on the darknet, if the ransom demanded is not paid. It’s a practice wiith catastrophic consequences.
DocFilm
In 2002, a law was passed in Germany to legalize sex work as a service. Vivien worked as an escort and dominatrix for four years. Christina was forced into sex work by her drug-addicted mother.
Sports Life
Rita Lamptey is hoping to be one of the first of her siblings to finish her education - a rarity for young women in her fishing community in Ghana. Basketball helps her stay focused on the classroom and has inspired her to lend a helping hand to the other young women in her community.
REV
Two-time Dakar winner Timo Gottschalk tells us what makes a rally co-driver tick. Inflation is making Pakistani motorists swap gas for electric. And REV tests the new Dacia Bigster. Will it disrupt the SUV-C segment?
DocFilm
Pirates of the high seas still enjoy a romantic image, today. Many legends surround the most famous buccaneers. But who were these men? Simple sailors or brutal thieves? How did they live? This film journeys back in time for answers.
Shift
AI chatbots can help treat mild mental illnesses. But false diagnoses, the misuse of personal data, and the complete absence of human empathy can have serious consequences.
Arts Unveiled
Which is currently a greater threat to the world of books: Being banned, or being replaced by AI? Arts Unveiled looks into the challenges faced by authors and illustrators, amongst others. Also: a visit to a pixel forest made up of 3,000 LED lights.
DocFilm
For a long time, soil was all but ignored. But for years, the valuable humus layer has been thinning. Farmers in Brandenburg are clearly feeling the effects of this on their sandy fields. Many are now taking steps to prepare their farms for the future.
Shift
AI chatbots can help treat mild mental illnesses. But false diagnoses, the misuse of personal data, and the complete absence of human empathy can have serious consequences.
The 77 Percent
This week: Ghanian students plan the 77 Percent show on sustainable cities. We head to Accra to meet residents frustrated by the city’s sanitation. We experience how traffic jams hinder progress for schoolchildren, and debate how better urban planning can shape Ghana’s growing cities. In Uganda, we ride an eco-friendly bus, and finally, we meet Accra’s Buzstopboys, who keep the streets tidy.
REV
Two-time Dakar winner Timo Gottschalk tells us what makes a rally co-driver tick. Inflation is making Pakistani motorists swap gas for electric. And REV tests the new Dacia Bigster. Will it disrupt the SUV-C segment?
Sports Life
Rita Lamptey is hoping to be one of the first of her siblings to finish her education - a rarity for young women in her fishing community in Ghana. Basketball helps her stay focused on the classroom and has inspired her to lend a helping hand to the other young women in her community.
The 77 Percent
This week: Ghanian students plan the 77 Percent show on sustainable cities. We head to Accra to meet residents frustrated by the city’s sanitation. We experience how traffic jams hinder progress for schoolchildren, and debate how better urban planning can shape Ghana’s growing cities. In Uganda, we ride an eco-friendly bus, and finally, we meet Accra’s Buzstopboys, who keep the streets tidy.
Arts Unveiled
Which is currently a greater threat to the world of books: Being banned, or being replaced by AI? Arts Unveiled looks into the challenges faced by authors and illustrators, amongst others. Also: a visit to a pixel forest made up of 3,000 LED lights.
DocFilm
Mundiya Kepanga's fight against deforestation has paid off. The leader of the Huli tribe in the forests of Papua New Guinea is delighted that the government wants to make the country a global role model for sustainable forest management.
Shift
AI chatbots can help treat mild mental illnesses. But false diagnoses, the misuse of personal data, and the complete absence of human empathy can have serious consequences.
DocFilm
In 2002, a law was passed in Germany to legalize sex work as a service. Vivien worked as an escort and dominatrix for four years. Christina was forced into sex work by her drug-addicted mother.
Transforming Business
The last three years have seen a rapid increase in renewable energy production across much of Europe. But thanks to the variability of solar and wind energy, sometimes more energy is being produced than can actually be used, which tips prices not only into ultra cheap territory, but sometimes into the negatives. Why's this happening?
Arts Unveiled
Which is currently a greater threat to the world of books: Being banned, or being replaced by AI? Arts Unveiled looks into the challenges faced by authors and illustrators, amongst others. Also: a visit to a pixel forest made up of 3,000 LED lights.
Afrimaxx
Firearms training becomes mandatory in Polish schools as Warsaw ramps up its defenses; Solar power ‘made in China’ booms in Pakistan, while villagers on Colombia’s Pacific coast fight an ocean of plastic on their shores.
Sports Life
Rita Lamptey is hoping to be one of the first of her siblings to finish her education - a rarity for young women in her fishing community in Ghana. Basketball helps her stay focused on the classroom and has inspired her to lend a helping hand to the other young women in her community.
Shift
AI chatbots can help treat mild mental illnesses. But false diagnoses, the misuse of personal data, and the complete absence of human empathy can have serious consequences.
REV
Two-time Dakar winner Timo Gottschalk tells us what makes a rally co-driver tick. Inflation is making Pakistani motorists swap gas for electric. And REV tests the new Dacia Bigster. Will it disrupt the SUV-C segment?
DocFilm
Spectacular cliffs and traces of the Vikings can be found along Ireland’s most beautiful train route. It leads from Rosslare in the southeast via the capital, Dublin, to the Howth Peninsula. In times gone by, the region has been inhabited by Vikings, Normans and the English.
Sports Life
Rita Lamptey is hoping to be one of the first of her siblings to finish her education - a rarity for young women in her fishing community in Ghana. Basketball helps her stay focused on the classroom and has inspired her to lend a helping hand to the other young women in her community.
Tomorrow Today
What's lunar time - and when will we have it? Environmental protection in space exploration. A simple way to purify water in rural Brazil. Plus the benefits of circular construction and Sponge Cities.
Arts Unveiled
Which is currently a greater threat to the world of books: Being banned, or being replaced by AI? Arts Unveiled looks into the challenges faced by authors and illustrators, amongst others. Also: a visit to a pixel forest made up of 3,000 LED lights.
REV
Two-time Dakar winner Timo Gottschalk tells us what makes a rally co-driver tick. Inflation is making Pakistani motorists swap gas for electric. And REV tests the new Dacia Bigster. Will it disrupt the SUV-C segment?
Euromaxx
Baking Easter bread: what goes into this tradition? Plus: wedding dress heaven. And: a travel tip for Bavaria.
Global Us
The unsung heroes helping their compatriots in war-weary Sudan; Australia taps Aboriginal wisdom to counter bushfires; and why Latvia is losing land to the sea.
DocFilm
In 2002, a law was passed in Germany to legalize sex work as a service. Vivien worked as an escort and dominatrix for four years. Christina was forced into sex work by her drug-addicted mother.
Reporter
Trans people, migrants, Indigenous Americans - since Donald Trump has become president, many members of minority groups fear for their future.
Eco India
With more and more people living in cities, how can we improve life in urban areas, ensure food security and ease the burden on the environment? From community and rooftop farms, to cave dwellings and clean air projects in India, Bangladesh and Spain.
In Good Shape
Mental health problems in professional football. A taboo to be broken. Plus: how a working mother and German university students are improving their well-being and beating depression and burnout. And why psychotherapy can help improve eczema.
Sports Life
Rita Lamptey is hoping to be one of the first of her siblings to finish her education - a rarity for young women in her fishing community in Ghana. Basketball helps her stay focused on the classroom and has inspired her to lend a helping hand to the other young women in her community.
Euromaxx
Baking Easter bread: what goes into this tradition? Plus: wedding dress heaven. And: a travel tip for Bavaria.
