journalismus, film & mediendesign
journalismus, film & mediendesign
Japan has launched a rocket carrying a mission bound for a Martian moon. The probe is headed for Phobos, where a rover dubbed “Idefix” will explore the small, potato-shaped satellite of Mars and help collect samples.
The Ukrainian army released footage of the operation, where the wounded soldier was evacuated after more than a year on the front lines.
Ukraine say Starshield, the military version of Starlink used by Ukrainian forces experienced problems and a speed cap that disrupted military drone missions.
A museum of water in Burkina Faso explores the topic as tangible and intangible heritage.
911 recordings reveal the confusion that unfolded after prison staff realized convicted murderer Christa Pike had survived lethal injections.
Doctors in Rome removed the lower lobe of Pope Leo XIV’s right lung. His medical team confirmed a diagnosis with adenocarcinoma, a common form of lung cancer.
The South African Police Services (SAPS) have issued an alert after several dead female bodies were found east of Johannesburg.
A drama, but not on stage: Donald Trump says Washington, D.C.’s, iconic performing arts center is now closed after a funding dispute.
„NAZA“ features Israeli military testimonies describing AI-enabled, systematic mass killings of Gazan civilians.
Some 3,000 people died when planes crashed into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania.
Two staff at one of Europe’s busiest airports have died from a rare case of ‚airport malaria‘, which is now under investigation by the local health authorities.
The Bosnian Serb leader and convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic was one of the key people responsible for the Srebrenica massacre.
An AI-powered pangolin lets children talk to one of the world’s most trafficked mammals. Could it help save the species?
If the bill is adopted as expected, it still faces legal obstacles and fierce opposition from conservatives.
Bastille Day parade highlighted allied unity as Macron hosts France’s national celebration for the last time.
While there are tentative plans for Kyiv to build its own Patriot systems, Ukraine needs interceptors right now.
A striker for the US team was set to miss the next match after being handed a red card, but his suspension has been overturned. US President Donald Trump might have personally intervened with FIFA.
The Osun River sustains millions, and passes through a UNESCO-recognized, sacred forest. Now it’s at the center of an environmental and public health threat.
Ukraine appears to be focusing its attacks on facilities whose destruction could put greater pressure on Russia. On the Crimean Peninsula, these tactics are already showing results.
Much of Europe is sweltering in a heat wave, with temperatures soaring above 40 degrees Celsius. From the UK to France, Germany and Spain, scorching hot days have been followed by nearly as hot nights.
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.