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Editor's Choice
Why South African rhinos now have radioactive horns
Scientists in South Africa have taken on an unusual approach to protect its declining population of rhinos. They are making the rhinos' horns radioactive to deter poachers. The project is supported by...
- Categories
- Nature and Environment
- Production
- 2025-08-08
- Duration
- 00:01:25
- Languages
- English
Editor's Choice
Spaniards find novel ways to escape the heat in Madrid
To cope with another summer of record heat, residents of Madrid are staying hydrated, using misting systems, and dressing lightly. And for when that's not enough, they can go to designated "climate sh...
- Categories
- Nature and Environment, Society, Climate
- Production
- 2025-08-07
- Duration
- 00:03:11
- Languages
- English
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India looks to capitalize on growing biotech demand
As global demand for biotech innovation grows, India is quietly building a new high-tech sector: 3D bioprinting. Avay Biosciences is one of the few Indian companies manufacturing 3D bioprinters- which...
- Categories
- Innovation, Business, Technology
- Production
- 2025-08-06
- Duration
- 00:02:42
- Languages
- English
Editor's Choice
Germany's refugee program freeze strands asylum seekers
Those with official approval to travel to Germany were shocked when their flights were cancelled at the last minute. The broken asylum promise followed an April decision by the new coalition governmen...
- Categories
- Human Rights, Politics, Society, Migration
- Production
- 2025-08-06
- Duration
- 00:04:21
- Languages
- English
Editor's Choice
See you in 2030! Paris's Pompidou to shut doors for makeover
With 3.2 million visitors last year, the Centre Pompidou is one of Paris's hottest art spots. Now, it's offering one final flourish before packing up for its five-year creative break....
- Categories
- Arts, Culture
- Production
- 2025-08-06
- Duration
- 00:01:41
- Languages
- English
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80 years on, has the world learned the lessons of Hiroshima?
The US atomic bombing of Hiroshima on Aug. 6, 1945, marked the dawn of the nuclear age, killing over 210,000 people in Japan within days. Today, as nations expand their increasingly destructive nuclea...
- Categories
- History, Politics
- Production
- 2025-08-06
- Duration
- 00:03:08
- Languages
- English
Editor's Choice
NATO listens underwater to guard against Russian sabotage
Russia is reportedly earning billions from a "shadow fleet" of aging oil tankers operating under murky insurance and registration to evade sanctions over its war on Ukraine. DW's Teri Schultz reports ...
- Categories
- Conflicts, Technology
- Production
- 2025-08-05
- Duration
- 00:02:09
- Languages
- English
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Man seeks justice for brother killed in Bangladesh protests
August 5 marks a year since former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled after protests left over 1,400 dead. In Dhaka, DW spent time with Dipto, whose 25-year-old brother Mugdho's death is no...
- Categories
- Human Rights, Law and Justice, Politics, Society
- Production
- 2025-08-05
- Duration
- 00:03:18
- Languages
- English
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India accused of detaining Bengali-speaking migrant workers
"When the police heard my Muslim name, they detained me," said migrant worker Aktaru Sheikh from West Bengal. Local police declined to speak to DW on camera, but activists say detainees' experiences p...
- Categories
- Migration
- Production
- 2025-08-04
- Duration
- 00:03:37
- Languages
- English
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Russian drones cut access to medics saving Ukraine's wounded
Attacks on medics are considered war crimes under international humanitarian law. But with Russian drones surveilling the airspace, evacuating the injured is becoming increasingly impossible. DW witne...
- Categories
- Conflicts
- Production
- 2025-08-04
- Duration
- 00:03:11
- Languages
- English