journalismus, film & mediendesign
journalismus, film & mediendesign
Despite a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon, Hezbollah and Israeli forces are still exchanging fire. Fears are growing that Israel could be moving toward a new long-term presence in southern Lebanon.
They look like moody dinosaurs and hunt with lightning-fast tongues. In Uganda, one conservationist protects them while inspiring children and supporting local livelihoods.
From farms to markets, fresh produce rot within days. Harnessing the sun to chill food is proving to be a game changer in Nigeria.
In a Lagos market, spoiled pineapples and watermelons are turned into biogas. The pilot plant provides light, cooking gas and power while cutting thousands of tons of CO2.
In Uganda, hand-dug wells provide water but it’s sometimes polluted. One man is bringing change, with solutions for purifying groundwater and recycling wastewater.
Masoud Kipanya has built Tanzania’s first electric truck. It costs far less than imports and runs up to 150 kilometers, but the country still lacks public chargers and faces daily power cuts.
As federal agents prepare to leave Minneapolis after deadly clashes with protesters, the city is torn between relief, grief and deep mistrust — and fears that similar crackdowns may soon hit other US communities.
Bangladesh has a very young population. Of the more than 127 million people registered to vote, more than 5 million are doing so for the first time. DW spoke to some of them about their hopes for this election.
Uganda’s e-cargo bikes, backed by a national e-mobility plan, are powering health care, creating jobs and cutting pollution.
Planet A takes a look at three contenders for smart small hydro: the vortex power plant, the hydrokinetic turbine, and osmotic power.
From aluminium cans to couture: Roberto Zinli’s recycled fashion is redefining style and sustainability across Benin’s catwalk scene.
Urban foresters in the Ugandan capital are assessing tree numbers and health, as the city expands its tree cover to beat the heat and improve air quality.
Nairobi’s construction sector mines a lot of sand, depleting rivers and water supplies. But sand dams and new building methods can repair the situation.
Paris’s Louvre Museum has reopened its doors, three days after a spectacular jewellry heist. The museum’s director has acknowledged that the museum’s security was inadequate, with no surveillance cameras covering the area where the stolen jewels were on display.
During a meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House, US President Donald Trump signaled that he is not yet ready to deliver US-made Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine.
A federal grand jury has indicted former US national security adviser John Bolton over his handling of classified material. This is the third time in recent weeks that the US Justice Department has filed criminal charges against a former member of Trump’s administration turned critic.
A young marine conservationist is using social media to engage the public in her seabird protection and rescue work. Penguins are among the beneficiaries.
Zwei Menschen tot, mehrere Schwerverletzte – das ist die Bilanz eines Terroranschlags auf eine Synagoge in Manchester an Jom Kippur. Lukas Lottersberger berichtete vor Ort.
Die Stromboje und das Gravitationswasserwirbelkraftwerk versprechen umweltfreundliche Energie – ohne Dämme und laut den Erfindern fisch- und umweltfreundlich.
Bazin fabric is a vibrant craft in Mali, but its beauty hides environmental and health costs. Some artisans are pioneering cleaner dyeing methods.
Serbia’s capital has become a haven for bees. Local beekeepers are finding unusual ways to highlight the importance of the pollinators for biodiversity.
Ukrainian officials say at least two people were killed and a dozen injured after Russia fired more than 500 drones and missiles overnight. One of the largest air attacks in this war.
Thousands of anti-government protesters have rallied in Bangkok, demanding that Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra resign after a leaked diplomatic phone call stirred public anger over her leadership.
Los Angeles saw a series of demonstrations against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), with protesters condemning the agency’s detention and deportation policies.
As Ghana prepares to phase out single-use plastics, activists, scientists and entrepreneurs are seeking sustainable alternatives to plastic packaging.
Home to a population of over 20 million, Lagos has an air pollution problem, due to traffic, open fires, industrial emissions and landfills that release toxic gases. A citizen science project helps gather data on air quality.
About half of Nigeria’s population is not connected to the power grid. Poor coverage and frequent blackouts mean they rely on noisy, polluting generators. Are solar-powered generators a viable alternative?
In The Gambia, a new generation of female educators and activists are fighting for a greener, fairer future.
Die österreichische Künstlerin Susanne Wenger ist in Nigeria vielen ein Begriff. Sie ist in den 1950ern nach Nigeria ausgewandert und blieb den Rest ihres Lebens dort.
Meet Demlin from Berlin, an Esperanto native speaker and strong advocate for the language. He believes in its tight-knit community and thinks it’s definitely worth learning the conlang.