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Програма Deutsche Welle
Deutsche Welle (DW) – німецький міжнародний телеканал. Телепрограма Deutsche Welle складається з інформаційних передач і буде цікава всім, кому важливо бути в курсі всіх головних міжнародних подій. Так, ТВ програма Deutsche Welle включає такі передачі:
- DW News – це новинна телепрограма на Deutsche Welle про ключові події Європейського Союзу та всього світу. Захопливі репортажі та інтерв'ю на політичні, спортивні, економічні, соціальні та культурні теми представляють ведучі та журналісти DW в 15-, 30- і 60-хвилинних шоу. Як відзначають представники каналу, під час випусків новин кореспонденти на місцях і експерти в студії надають докладні відомості та вичерпний аналіз проблем, які стосуються глядачів DW у всьому світі.
- Close up – щотижнева півгодинна телепрограма Deutsche Welle, в ефірі якої – докладні репортажі з актуальних політичних питань і важливих подій. Передача Close Up розкриває події інформативно та візуально потужно.
- DocFilm – телепрограма Deutsche Welle, в ефірі якої – лише зворушливі та захопливі історії. DocFilm зачіпає питання політики, бізнесу, науки, культури, природи, історії, способу життя та спорту.
- Arts.21 – телепередача Deutsche Welle про мистецтво. Її ціль – занурити телеглядача в приголомшливий світ культури Німеччини, яка стає перехрестям творчої сцени XXI століття. Програма Deutsche Welle допомагає зрозуміти творчі уми, простежує нові ідеї, пояснює гучні суперечки про мистецтво та відстежує найважливіші події в галузі культури.
- In Good Shape – це щотижневе шоу про здоров'я на DW, що охоплює всі аспекти: новини зі сфери медицини, зокрема альтернативної, фітнес, а також харчування та краса. У студії ведучі з експертами детально обговорюють різні теми та пропонують телеглядачам долучитися до розмови.
- Business – це добірка головних новинних подій дня про економіку за 13 хвилин. Інформаційні репортажі та актуальний аналіз дозволяють телеглядачам поринути у світ бізнесу.
На каналі Deutsche Welle програма передач також включає шоу про подорожі (Check-in), глобалізацію (Global 3000) тощо.
Програма передач Deutsche Welle на Ланет.TV
У сервісі інтернет-телебачення Ланет.TV доступна повна програма Deutsche Welle на сьогодні, завтра та тиждень. Програма передач Deutsche Welle не дозволить вам пропустити улюблену шоу, але якщо ви не маєте можливості подивитися канал в ефірний час, то на Ланет.TV є функція паузи та архіву.
Ланет.TV
Ми в соцмережах
Racism has many faces, even within the Christian faith. Those affected cite workplace discrimination; People of Color are underrepresented in senior positions. Can prejudice be overcome?
DW News
The Day. News in Review
Focus on Europe. US tensions bring Canada closer to EU
Tariff disputes with the US are driving Canada to forge closer ties with Europe. Many young people are concerned about the future and are protesting for affordable housing and better education.
DW News
DW News Focus. News
Mapped Out. Turkey's big bet to become the new energy hub
For decades, Turkey was heavily dependent on imported energy, spending billions on oil and gas from abroad. Now, Ankara has a bigger ambition: Not just securing its own energy future but becoming a country that helps power others. Sitting between Europe, the Middle East, the Caucasus and Central Asia, Turkey sees itself as the natural crossroads for energy flows.
Made in Germany. Pakistan's space ambitions take off with Chinese support
As Pakistan prepares to send its first astronaut into orbit, China is using the mission to showcase its growing role in global space cooperation.
DW News
DW News Focus. News
DocFilm. Church Without Racism?
Racism has many faces, even within the Christian faith. Those affected cite workplace discrimination; People of Color are underrepresented in senior positions. Can prejudice be overcome?
DW News
The Day. News in Review
DW News. Africa
DW News
DW News Focus. News
Mapped Out. Turkey's big bet to become the new energy hub
For decades, Turkey was heavily dependent on imported energy, spending billions on oil and gas from abroad. Now, Ankara has a bigger ambition: Not just securing its own energy future but becoming a country that helps power others. Sitting between Europe, the Middle East, the Caucasus and Central Asia, Turkey sees itself as the natural crossroads for energy flows.
Berlin Briefing. Democracy won. But who really holds the power?
The US midterms offered something many feared democracy had lost - proof that voters can still change the course of politics. But is electoral success enough when growing concentrations of wealth, technological power and influence increasingly shape public life?
DW News
DW News Focus. News
DocFilm. The Courage to Reconcile
Against hate and exclusion; for respect and tolerance. Initiatives in Germany, the U. S. and Colombia show how reconciliation can work - between religions, political opponents, victims and perpetrators.
DW News
REV. Back to the future? Everything old is new again at VW
VW is badging its new EVs with the names of old favorites like the Polo, while partnering with XPeng and Rivian on tech. Will its rebrand work? And: Therapy on wheels - rollerblading in Abuja and drifting in Kyiv.
DW News. Africa
DW News
DW News Focus. News
DocFilm. Between the Czar and Hitler - The Russian Revolution and the Legacy of the White Army
The Russian Civil War was one of the 20th century's bloodiest chapters. The fight for Russia between Lenin's Red Army and the White Army was ruthless. Its legacy can be felt in Europe to this day.
DW News
DW News Focus. News
DocFilm. Church Without Racism?
Racism has many faces, even within the Christian faith. Those affected cite workplace discrimination; People of Color are underrepresented in senior positions. Can prejudice be overcome?
DW News
Made in Germany. Pakistan's space ambitions take off with Chinese support
As Pakistan prepares to send its first astronaut into orbit, China is using the mission to showcase its growing role in global space cooperation.
Berlin Briefing. Democracy won. But who really holds the power?
The US midterms offered something many feared democracy had lost - proof that voters can still change the course of politics. But is electoral success enough when growing concentrations of wealth, technological power and influence increasingly shape public life?
DW News
DW News Focus. News
DocFilm. Mountain Rescuers in Action - Lost in the Fog
The picturesque Bavarian Alps, beloved by mountaineers and hiking enthusiasts. But overconfidence or sudden weather changes can create emergencies. Then, mountain rescuers are the last hope.
DW News
DW News Focus. News
REV. How China is Powering Africa's Electric Mobility Revolution
China's electric vehicle ecosystem is expanding far beyond its own borders, and Africa is becoming one of the most important frontiers. In Uganda, electric motorcycles, battery-swapping stations, and locally assembled electric buses are transforming mobility while creating new opportunities for skills development and industrial growth.
In Good Shape. How do joints work and what keeps them healthy?
Your joints make every movement possible. We look at how cartilage, menisci and joint fluid work together, why joints crack, and what causes common problems from ACL tears to menopause-related joint pain.
DW News
DW News Focus. News
DocFilm. Luxury Living - When Money is No Object
Sell a penthouse for 12 million euros? Build a luxury villa with an infinity pool? Just another average working day in the lives of Mira van der Zalm and Jurgen Willen: They design and sell luxury properties.
DW News
DocFilm. Stronger than the State - Bodybuilders in East Germany
Bodybuilders were viewed with great suspicion by the government in the GDR. The Stasi kept many of them under surveillance. But these weightlifters weren't going to let that stop them - quite the opposite...
DW News
Eco India. Innovating for water in a Himalayan desert
The Ice Man of India helps a Ladakh village create artificial glaciers for irrigation. Plus: Could bees hiding in our homes save our food supply?
DW News
REV. How China is Powering Africa's Electric Mobility Revolution
China's electric vehicle ecosystem is expanding far beyond its own borders, and Africa is becoming one of the most important frontiers. In Uganda, electric motorcycles, battery-swapping stations, and locally assembled electric buses are transforming mobility while creating new opportunities for skills development and industrial growth.
Afrimaxx. Changing Perspective: Africa's Forgotten Know-How
At Kenya's Nkasiri Adventure Park, host Ann Muli takes on a high-ropes course and meets creators whose fresh perspectives reveal new possibilities in overlooked knowledge, culture and identity.
DW News
Berlin Briefing. Democracy won. But who really holds the power?
The US midterms offered something many feared democracy had lost - proof that voters can still change the course of politics. But is electoral success enough when growing concentrations of wealth, technological power and influence increasingly shape public life?
DW News
DW News Focus. News
REV. How China is Powering Africa's Electric Mobility Revolution
China's electric vehicle ecosystem is expanding far beyond its own borders, and Africa is becoming one of the most important frontiers. In Uganda, electric motorcycles, battery-swapping stations, and locally assembled electric buses are transforming mobility while creating new opportunities for skills development and industrial growth.
Eco Africa. How to create living coastlines and waterproof our future
Seawalls can keep out storm surges, but coastlines can be protected naturally without sacrificing marine species. Elevating buildings or land can also help against rising water levels. Also: Burundi's vanishing lakes and a hi-vis project in Nigeria.
DW News
The Day. News in Review
DW News
DW News Focus. News
DocFilm. Luxury Living - When Money is No Object
Sell a penthouse for 12 million euros? Build a luxury villa with an infinity pool? Just another average working day in the lives of Mira van der Zalm and Jurgen Willen: They design and sell luxury properties.
The Day. News in Review
Eco India. Innovating for water in a Himalayan desert
The Ice Man of India helps a Ladakh village create artificial glaciers for irrigation. Plus: Could bees hiding in our homes save our food supply?
DW News
DW News Focus. News
REV. How China is Powering Africa's Electric Mobility Revolution
China's electric vehicle ecosystem is expanding far beyond its own borders, and Africa is becoming one of the most important frontiers. In Uganda, electric motorcycles, battery-swapping stations, and locally assembled electric buses are transforming mobility while creating new opportunities for skills development and industrial growth.
Berlin Briefing. Best of DW Podcasts
Select DW podcasts enrich the program with current analyses of world politics and its influence on our daily lives. There will also be space in the program for lively discussions about social standards and taboos.
DW News
The Day. News in Review
REV. Has the US frozen Chinese EVs out of its market?
Chinese EVs are rapidly expanding through Europe and Latin America, but can't seem to get a foothold in the US. What's stopping them? Plus: a smart city in India, East Africa's Northern Corridor, and Syria's railway.
DW News
DW News Focus. News
Planet A. Why Sheffield is digging up rivers it once buried
For decades, cities hid rivers to make room for roads, buildings, and to mask the smell of polluted ones. Now, places worldwide are uncovering them. We went to Sheffield to find out why.
Tomorrow Today. Animal Testing: Can medicine finally go cruelty-free?
As scientists search for cures and vaccines, animals suffer for medical breakthroughs. From AI-grown organs to algae-based tests, could science finally move beyond animal testing?
DW News
Shift. Living in the Digital Age
DocFilm. Mountain Rescuers in Action - Lost in the Fog
The picturesque Bavarian Alps, beloved by mountaineers and hiking enthusiasts. But overconfidence or sudden weather changes can create emergencies. Then, mountain rescuers are the last hope.
DW News
DW News Focus. News
REV. How China is Powering Africa's Electric Mobility Revolution
China's electric vehicle ecosystem is expanding far beyond its own borders, and Africa is becoming one of the most important frontiers. In Uganda, electric motorcycles, battery-swapping stations, and locally assembled electric buses are transforming mobility while creating new opportunities for skills development and industrial growth.
Berlin Briefing. Democracy won. But who really holds the power?
The US midterms offered something many feared democracy had lost - proof that voters can still change the course of politics. But is electoral success enough when growing concentrations of wealth, technological power and influence increasingly shape public life?
DW News
DW News Focus. News
Shift. Living in the Digital Age
Euromaxx. Culture. Ideas. Europe
DW News
Focus on Europe. US tensions bring Canada closer to EU
Tariff disputes with the US are driving Canada to forge closer ties with Europe. Many young people are concerned about the future and are protesting for affordable housing and better education.
The 77 Percent. Would you risk everything to be beautiful?
As beauty trends become more extreme, from rapid weight-loss drugs to cosmetic surgery and skin-lightening products, young Africans are navigating competing ideals of beauty. Rachel and Sulemani unpack these.
DW News
DW News Focus. News
REV. How China is Powering Africa's Electric Mobility Revolution
China's electric vehicle ecosystem is expanding far beyond its own borders, and Africa is becoming one of the most important frontiers. In Uganda, electric motorcycles, battery-swapping stations, and locally assembled electric buses are transforming mobility while creating new opportunities for skills development and industrial growth.
Berlin Briefing. Best of DW Podcasts
Select DW podcasts enrich the program with current analyses of world politics and its influence on our daily lives. There will also be space in the program for lively discussions about social standards and taboos.
DW News
DW News Focus. News
Sports Life. Manizha Talash: From Olympic Protest to a New Start
After being disqualified at the Paris Olympics, Afghan breakdancer Manizha Talash lost a scholarship and stopped training. Now, with a new coach and her former crew, she is pursuing a legal challenge and rediscovering her passion.
Tomorrow Today. Animal Testing: Can medicine finally go cruelty-free?
As scientists search for cures and vaccines, animals suffer for medical breakthroughs. From AI-grown organs to algae-based tests, could science finally move beyond animal testing?
DW News
DocFilm. The Unicorn - A History of Magic and Desire
For centuries, the unicorn has roamed through cultural history, myths and fairy tales. It's been a symbol of healing, destruction - even queer identity. How has this fantastical creature so captured our imaginations?
DW News
DW News Focus. News
Reporter. On Location
In Good Shape. How do joints work and what keeps them healthy?
Your joints make every movement possible. We look at how cartilage, menisci and joint fluid work together, why joints crack, and what causes common problems from ACL tears to menopause-related joint pain.
DW News
Travel. Hamburg's Reeperbahn: A Trip to Germany's Most Famous Entertainment District!
Have you ever heard of the Reeperbahn in Hamburg? It's Germany's most famous entertainment district! In 2026, the Reeperbahn celebrates its 400th anniversary. DW's Gonna Ketels takes you on a tour of the "sinful mile" in Hamburg's St. Pauli district - from the Erotic Art Museum to the notorious Herbertstrasse, and from the club where The Beatles performed in the early 1960s to the Olivia Jones Bar.
Shift. Living in the Digital Age
DocFilm. Where Everything Disappears
A video diary from the frontline trenches: Ukrainian commander and cameraman Dmytro Dokunov can't save his comrades. Can he free himself from the horror of the Russian attack on Ukraine?
DW News
DW News Focus. Understand the world, one story at a time
Our deep dive format explains the stories that matter - with clarity, context and journalistic rigor. Each segment goes beyond the headlines to uncover what's driving key developments around the world, featuring sharp analysis, expert voices and exclusive on the ground insights from where events are unfolding.
Love Matters. Supriya Joshi: Why "Living Apart Together" Might Be the Key to Happier Relationships
On this episode of Love Matters, stand-up comedian and creative writer Supriya Joshi talks about her experience with Living Apart Together (LAT).
DW News
Sports Life. Manizha Talash: From Olympic Protest to a New Start
After being disqualified at the Paris Olympics, Afghan breakdancer Manizha Talash lost a scholarship and stopped training. Now, with a new coach and her former crew, she is pursuing a legal challenge and rediscovering her passion.
DocFilm. Church Without Racism?
Racism has many faces, even within the Christian faith. Those affected cite workplace discrimination; People of Color are underrepresented in senior positions. Can prejudice be overcome?
DW News
Travel. Hamburg's Reeperbahn: A Trip to Germany's Most Famous Entertainment District!
Have you ever heard of the Reeperbahn in Hamburg? It's Germany's most famous entertainment district! In 2026, the Reeperbahn celebrates its 400th anniversary. DW's Gonna Ketels takes you on a tour of the "sinful mile" in Hamburg's St. Pauli district - from the Erotic Art Museum to the notorious Herbertstrasse, and from the club where The Beatles performed in the early 1960s to the Olivia Jones Bar.
Reporter. On Location
Berlin Briefing. Best of DW Podcasts
Select DW podcasts enrich the program with current analyses of world politics and its influence on our daily lives. There will also be space in the program for lively discussions about social standards and taboos.
DW News
Mapped Out. Turkey's big bet to become the new energy hub
For decades, Turkey was heavily dependent on imported energy, spending billions on oil and gas from abroad. Now, Ankara has a bigger ambition: Not just securing its own energy future but becoming a country that helps power others. Sitting between Europe, the Middle East, the Caucasus and Central Asia, Turkey sees itself as the natural crossroads for energy flows.
Euromaxx. Culture. Ideas. Europe
DW News
Love Matters. Supriya Joshi: Why "Living Apart Together" Might Be the Key to Happier Relationships
On this episode of Love Matters, stand-up comedian and creative writer Supriya Joshi talks about her experience with Living Apart Together (LAT).
DW News
Shift. Living in the Digital Age
The 77 Percent. Would you risk everything to be beautiful?
As beauty trends become more extreme, from rapid weight-loss drugs to cosmetic surgery and skin-lightening products, young Africans are navigating competing ideals of beauty. Rachel and Sulemani unpack these.
DW News
Reporter. On Location
DW News. Africa
DW News
DocFilm. Luxury Living - When Money is No Object
Sell a penthouse for 12 million euros? Build a luxury villa with an infinity pool? Just another average working day in the lives of Mira van der Zalm and Jurgen Willen: They design and sell luxury properties.
DW News
DW News Focus. Understand the world, one story at a time
Our deep dive format explains the stories that matter - with clarity, context and journalistic rigor. Each segment goes beyond the headlines to uncover what's driving key developments around the world, featuring sharp analysis, expert voices and exclusive on the ground insights from where events are unfolding.
Berlin Briefing. Best of DW Podcasts
Select DW podcasts enrich the program with current analyses of world politics and its influence on our daily lives. There will also be space in the program for lively discussions about social standards and taboos.
DW News
Global Us. Borneo's orangutans: In the shadow of palm oil plantations
Palm oil plantations are encroaching on Borneo's rainforest and endangering orangutans. In Uganda, clans' totems promote species protection. And researchers are studying how moss can make cities more climate resilient.
DocFilm. Where Everything Disappears
A video diary from the frontline trenches: Ukrainian commander and cameraman Dmytro Dokunov can't save his comrades. Can he free himself from the horror of the Russian attack on Ukraine?
Reporter. On Location
Sports Life. Manizha Talash: From Olympic Protest to a New Start
After being disqualified at the Paris Olympics, Afghan breakdancer Manizha Talash lost a scholarship and stopped training. Now, with a new coach and her former crew, she is pursuing a legal challenge and rediscovering her passion.
Tomorrow Today. Animal Testing: Can medicine finally go cruelty-free?
As scientists search for cures and vaccines, animals suffer for medical breakthroughs. From AI-grown organs to algae-based tests, could science finally move beyond animal testing?
DW News
DocFilm. Making Space for Grief
The death of a loved one throws many people off course. This is certainly the case for Anja, who suffers greatly when her mother passes. The experience leaves her wondering what can help support the grieving, as well as how societies process grief.
In Good Shape. How do joints work and what keeps them healthy?
Your joints make every movement possible. We look at how cartilage, menisci and joint fluid work together, why joints crack, and what causes common problems from ACL tears to menopause-related joint pain.
DW News
Travel. Hamburg's Reeperbahn: A Trip to Germany's Most Famous Entertainment District!
Have you ever heard of the Reeperbahn in Hamburg? It's Germany's most famous entertainment district! In 2026, the Reeperbahn celebrates its 400th anniversary. DW's Gonna Ketels takes you on a tour of the "sinful mile" in Hamburg's St. Pauli district - from the Erotic Art Museum to the notorious Herbertstrasse, and from the club where The Beatles performed in the early 1960s to the Olivia Jones Bar.
Reporter. On Location
Euromaxx. Culture. Ideas. Europe
DW News
Sports Life. Manizha Talash: From Olympic Protest to a New Start
After being disqualified at the Paris Olympics, Afghan breakdancer Manizha Talash lost a scholarship and stopped training. Now, with a new coach and her former crew, she is pursuing a legal challenge and rediscovering her passion.
Love Matters. Supriya Joshi: Why "Living Apart Together" Might Be the Key to Happier Relationships
On this episode of Love Matters, stand-up comedian and creative writer Supriya Joshi talks about her experience with Living Apart Together (LAT).
DW News
DW News Focus. Understand the world, one story at a time
Our deep dive format explains the stories that matter - with clarity, context and journalistic rigor. Each segment goes beyond the headlines to uncover what's driving key developments around the world, featuring sharp analysis, expert voices and exclusive on the ground insights from where events are unfolding.
Reporter. On Location
DocFilm. Making Space for Grief
The death of a loved one throws many people off course. This is certainly the case for Anja, who suffers greatly when her mother passes. The experience leaves her wondering what can help support the grieving, as well as how societies process grief.
DW News
DW News. Africa
DocFilm. Where Everything Disappears
A video diary from the frontline trenches: Ukrainian commander and cameraman Dmytro Dokunov can't save his comrades. Can he free himself from the horror of the Russian attack on Ukraine?
DW News
DW News Focus. Understand the world, one story at a time
Our deep dive format explains the stories that matter - with clarity, context and journalistic rigor. Each segment goes beyond the headlines to uncover what's driving key developments around the world, featuring sharp analysis, expert voices and exclusive on the ground insights from where events are unfolding.
Reporter. On Location
Euromaxx. Culture. Ideas. Europe
DW News
Travel. Hamburg's Reeperbahn: A Trip to Germany's Most Famous Entertainment District!
Have you ever heard of the Reeperbahn in Hamburg? It's Germany's most famous entertainment district! In 2026, the Reeperbahn celebrates its 400th anniversary. DW's Gonna Ketels takes you on a tour of the "sinful mile" in Hamburg's St. Pauli district - from the Erotic Art Museum to the notorious Herbertstrasse, and from the club where The Beatles performed in the early 1960s to the Olivia Jones Bar.
Shift. Living in the Digital Age
Afrimaxx. Changing Perspective: Africa's Forgotten Know-How
At Kenya's Nkasiri Adventure Park, host Ann Muli takes on a high-ropes course and meets creators whose fresh perspectives reveal new possibilities in overlooked knowledge, culture and identity.
DW News
Sports Life. Manizha Talash: From Olympic Protest to a New Start
After being disqualified at the Paris Olympics, Afghan breakdancer Manizha Talash lost a scholarship and stopped training. Now, with a new coach and her former crew, she is pursuing a legal challenge and rediscovering her passion.
Love Matters. Supriya Joshi: Why "Living Apart Together" Might Be the Key to Happier Relationships
On this episode of Love Matters, stand-up comedian and creative writer Supriya Joshi talks about her experience with Living Apart Together (LAT).
DW News
DW News Focus. Understand the world, one story at a time
Our deep dive format explains the stories that matter - with clarity, context and journalistic rigor. Each segment goes beyond the headlines to uncover what's driving key developments around the world, featuring sharp analysis, expert voices and exclusive on the ground insights from where events are unfolding.
Shift. Living in the Digital Age
The 77 Percent. Would you risk everything to be beautiful?
As beauty trends become more extreme, from rapid weight-loss drugs to cosmetic surgery and skin-lightening products, young Africans are navigating competing ideals of beauty. Rachel and Sulemani unpack these.
DW News
Eco India. Innovating for water in a Himalayan desert
The Ice Man of India helps a Ladakh village create artificial glaciers for irrigation. Plus: Could bees hiding in our homes save our food supply?
REV. Has the US frozen Chinese EVs out of its market?
Chinese EVs are rapidly expanding through Europe and Latin America, but can't seem to get a foothold in the US. What's stopping them? Plus: a smart city in India, East Africa's Northern Corridor, and Syria's railway.
DW News
Euromaxx. Culture. Ideas. Europe
DocFilm. Making Space for Grief
The death of a loved one throws many people off course. This is certainly the case for Anja, who suffers greatly when her mother passes. The experience leaves her wondering what can help support the grieving, as well as how societies process grief.
DW News
Travel. Hamburg's Reeperbahn: A Trip to Germany's Most Famous Entertainment District!
Have you ever heard of the Reeperbahn in Hamburg? It's Germany's most famous entertainment district! In 2026, the Reeperbahn celebrates its 400th anniversary. DW's Gonna Ketels takes you on a tour of the "sinful mile" in Hamburg's St. Pauli district - from the Erotic Art Museum to the notorious Herbertstrasse, and from the club where The Beatles performed in the early 1960s to the Olivia Jones Bar.
Reporter. On Location
Eco Africa. How to create living coastlines and waterproof our future
Seawalls can keep out storm surges, but coastlines can be protected naturally without sacrificing marine species. Elevating buildings or land can also help against rising water levels. Also: Burundi's vanishing lakes and a hi-vis project in Nigeria.
DW News
DocFilm. The Unicorn - A History of Magic and Desire
For centuries, the unicorn has roamed through cultural history, myths and fairy tales. It's been a symbol of healing, destruction - even queer identity. How has this fantastical creature so captured our imaginations?
DW News
DW News Focus. Understand the world, one story at a time
Our deep dive format explains the stories that matter - with clarity, context and journalistic rigor. Each segment goes beyond the headlines to uncover what's driving key developments around the world, featuring sharp analysis, expert voices and exclusive on the ground insights from where events are unfolding.
Shift. Living in the Digital Age
Best of DW Podcasts
DW News
REV. How China is Powering Africa's Electric Mobility Revolution
China's electric vehicle ecosystem is expanding far beyond its own borders, and Africa is becoming one of the most important frontiers. In Uganda, electric motorcycles, battery-swapping stations, and locally assembled electric buses are transforming mobility while creating new opportunities for skills development and industrial growth.
Tomorrow Today. Animal Testing: Can medicine finally go cruelty-free?
As scientists search for cures and vaccines, animals suffer for medical breakthroughs. From AI-grown organs to algae-based tests, could science finally move beyond animal testing?
DW News
Reporter. On Location
Afrimaxx. Changing Perspective: Africa's Forgotten Know-How
At Kenya's Nkasiri Adventure Park, host Ann Muli takes on a high-ropes course and meets creators whose fresh perspectives reveal new possibilities in overlooked knowledge, culture and identity.
DW News
Sports Life. Manizha Talash: From Olympic Protest to a New Start
After being disqualified at the Paris Olympics, Afghan breakdancer Manizha Talash lost a scholarship and stopped training. Now, with a new coach and her former crew, she is pursuing a legal challenge and rediscovering her passion.
Euromaxx. Culture. Ideas. Europe
DW News
Shift. Living in the Digital Age
REV. Has the US frozen Chinese EVs out of its market?
Chinese EVs are rapidly expanding through Europe and Latin America, but can't seem to get a foothold in the US. What's stopping them? Plus: a smart city in India, East Africa's Northern Corridor, and Syria's railway.
DW News
DocFilm. Church Without Racism?
Racism has many faces, even within the Christian faith. Those affected cite workplace discrimination; People of Color are underrepresented in senior positions. Can prejudice be overcome?
DW News
Sports Life. Manizha Talash: From Olympic Protest to a New Start
After being disqualified at the Paris Olympics, Afghan breakdancer Manizha Talash lost a scholarship and stopped training. Now, with a new coach and her former crew, she is pursuing a legal challenge and rediscovering her passion.
DW News. Africa
DW News
Travel. Hamburg's Reeperbahn: A Trip to Germany's Most Famous Entertainment District!
Have you ever heard of the Reeperbahn in Hamburg? It's Germany's most famous entertainment district! In 2026, the Reeperbahn celebrates its 400th anniversary. DW's Gonna Ketels takes you on a tour of the "sinful mile" in Hamburg's St. Pauli district - from the Erotic Art Museum to the notorious Herbertstrasse, and from the club where The Beatles performed in the early 1960s to the Olivia Jones Bar.
Reporter. On Location
Tomorrow Today. Animal Testing: Can medicine finally go cruelty-free?
As scientists search for cures and vaccines, animals suffer for medical breakthroughs. From AI-grown organs to algae-based tests, could science finally move beyond animal testing?
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At Kenya's Nkasiri Adventure Park, host Ann Muli takes on a high-ropes course and meets creators whose fresh perspectives reveal new possibilities in overlooked knowledge, culture and identity.
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Chinese EVs are rapidly expanding through Europe and Latin America, but can't seem to get a foothold in the US. What's stopping them? Plus: a smart city in India, East Africa's Northern Corridor, and Syria's railway.