Flying climate friendly - when will it be possible?

Putin attacks, Trump dithers: How long can Ukraine hold on?

Never a Criminal Again? - The First Year of Freedom

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, "Close up" is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Farmers sharing old seed varieties adapted to Kenyan conditions. Plus: upcycling old tires in Chad and fun, natural alternatives to fast fashion in Nigeria.

Flying climate friendly - when will it be possible?

Born in Bangladesh - Adoptees Search for Their Past

From 1993 to 1995, amateur filmmaker Sejfo films everyday life in Srebrenica during the war. He describes people’s hopes and fears in the Bosnian-Muslim enclave. The movie is meant as a message for his young daughter, Alisa.

With the end of USAID, there’s little funding in Colombia for social projects. On Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean, the tourism boom also has a negative impact.

Never a Criminal Again? - The First Year of Freedom

Drought in Germany; urban saffron cultivation; and what’s the best farming for the future? Safer lighting for insects and e-methanol for greener shipping.

Farmers sharing old seed varieties adapted to Kenyan conditions. Plus: upcycling old tires in Chad and fun, natural alternatives to fast fashion in Nigeria.

14 volunteers live underground for 40 days. With no way to mark time, this is an extreme experiment. How do people adapt to these conditions? How do the body and brain react to the loss of a sense of time? A scientific adventure aims to find out.

The risks of soaring pigeon populations in cities, protecting against flooding in Jakarta's coastal communities, and urban farming with hydroponics

The idea is that electric cars, solar panels and wind turbines will reduce our consumption of coal, oil and gas. However, these technologies rely on many raw materials present below the seabed. The race for deep sea resources has begun.

Loneliness changes how we think, feel, and even how we heal. In Good Shape explores how isolation harms us, and what helps us reconnect.

Drought in Germany; urban saffron cultivation; and what’s the best farming for the future? Safer lighting for insects and e-methanol for greener shipping.

OneCoin was launched in 2014 and billed as the world's largest cryptocurrency. Founder Ruja Ignatova earned many millions of Euros before a tech nerd stepped in to stop the scam - putting himself in danger.

Loneliness changes how we think, feel, and even how we heal. In Good Shape explores how isolation harms us, and what helps us reconnect.

Winding rivers. Countless canals. A rushing waterfall. Elephants come here to bathe, while local people build their houses on stilts: Water, the elixir of life, is everywhere in western Thailand. And the railroad follows its course.

Mexico City used to inspire fear. But these days, the megacity is a hotspot for tourists. Still, the city has not lost its fighting spirit. Some use it to put on a show, while others simply try to survive.

Never a Criminal Again? - The First Year of Freedom

Farmers sharing old seed varieties adapted to Kenyan conditions. Plus: upcycling old tires in Chad and fun, natural alternatives to fast fashion in Nigeria.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, "Close up" is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, "Close up" is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

The risks of soaring pigeon populations in cities, protecting against flooding in Jakarta's coastal communities, and urban farming with hydroponics

14 volunteers live underground for 40 days. With no way to mark time, this is an extreme experiment. How do people adapt to these conditions? How do the body and brain react to the loss of a sense of time? A scientific adventure aims to find out.

From 1993 to 1995, amateur filmmaker Sejfo films everyday life in Srebrenica during the war. He describes people’s hopes and fears in the Bosnian-Muslim enclave. The movie is meant as a message for his young daughter, Alisa.

Mexico City used to inspire fear. But these days, the megacity is a hotspot for tourists. Still, the city has not lost its fighting spirit. Some use it to put on a show, while others simply try to survive.

Born in Bangladesh - Adoptees Search for Their Past

OneCoin was launched in 2014 and billed as the world's largest cryptocurrency. Founder Ruja Ignatova earned many millions of Euros before a tech nerd stepped in to stop the scam - putting himself in danger.

Farmers sharing old seed varieties adapted to Kenyan conditions. Plus: upcycling old tires in Chad and fun, natural alternatives to fast fashion in Nigeria.

With the end of USAID, there’s little funding in Colombia for social projects. On Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean, the tourism boom also has a negative impact.

Many people daydream. But excessive daydreaming can become a burden. This is because the exaggerated mental digressions, termed Maladaptive Daydreaming (MD), often get in the way of real life.

Drought in Germany; urban saffron cultivation; and what’s the best farming for the future? Safer lighting for insects and e-methanol for greener shipping.

Loneliness changes how we think, feel, and even how we heal. In Good Shape explores how isolation harms us, and what helps us reconnect.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, "Close up" is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

The risks of soaring pigeon populations in cities, protecting against flooding in Jakarta's coastal communities, and urban farming with hydroponics

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, "Close up" is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Mexico City used to inspire fear. But these days, the megacity is a hotspot for tourists. Still, the city has not lost its fighting spirit. Some use it to put on a show, while others simply try to survive.

Farmers sharing old seed varieties adapted to Kenyan conditions. Plus: upcycling old tires in Chad and fun, natural alternatives to fast fashion in Nigeria.

Born in Bangladesh - Adoptees Search for Their Past

Never a Criminal Again? - The First Year of Freedom

This time, host Bibi Raii welcomes you from Nigeria, where she explores the Yemisi Shyllon private art collection. Plus, Africa’s coolest country, a political online game from South Africa and Nairobi’s deaf Café.

Drought in Germany; urban saffron cultivation; and what’s the best farming for the future? Safer lighting for insects and e-methanol for greener shipping.

With the end of USAID, there’s little funding in Colombia for social projects. On Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean, the tourism boom also has a negative impact.

Mexico City used to inspire fear. But these days, the megacity is a hotspot for tourists. Still, the city has not lost its fighting spirit. Some use it to put on a show, while others simply try to survive.

With the end of USAID, there’s little funding in Colombia for social projects. On Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean, the tourism boom also has a negative impact.

Farmers sharing old seed varieties adapted to Kenyan conditions. Plus: upcycling old tires in Chad and fun, natural alternatives to fast fashion in Nigeria.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, "Close up" is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Is the Alpine A290 GTS all fun with no compromise? REV tests it. Why is India’s truck art fading? Kantanka leads Ghana’s local auto push. And women on "bicycle ambulances” reach Karachi’s hard-to-access areas.

The risks of soaring pigeon populations in cities, protecting against flooding in Jakarta's coastal communities, and urban farming with hydroponics

14 volunteers live underground for 40 days. With no way to mark time, this is an extreme experiment. How do people adapt to these conditions? How do the body and brain react to the loss of a sense of time? A scientific adventure aims to find out.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, "Close up" is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Many people daydream. But excessive daydreaming can become a burden. This is because the exaggerated mental digressions, termed Maladaptive Daydreaming (MD), often get in the way of real life.

Born in Bangladesh - Adoptees Search for Their Past

From 1993 to 1995, amateur filmmaker Sejfo films everyday life in Srebrenica during the war. He describes people’s hopes and fears in the Bosnian-Muslim enclave. The movie is meant as a message for his young daughter, Alisa.

Is the Alpine A290 GTS all fun with no compromise? REV tests it. Why is India’s truck art fading? Kantanka leads Ghana’s local auto push. And women on "bicycle ambulances” reach Karachi’s hard-to-access areas.

Mexico City used to inspire fear. But these days, the megacity is a hotspot for tourists. Still, the city has not lost its fighting spirit. Some use it to put on a show, while others simply try to survive.

Drought in Germany; urban saffron cultivation; and what’s the best farming for the future? Safer lighting for insects and e-methanol for greener shipping.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, "Close up" is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

This time, host Bibi Raii welcomes you from Nigeria, where she explores the Yemisi Shyllon private art collection. Plus, Africa’s coolest country, a political online game from South Africa and Nairobi’s deaf Café.

With the end of USAID, there’s little funding in Colombia for social projects. On Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean, the tourism boom also has a negative impact.

Mexico City used to inspire fear. But these days, the megacity is a hotspot for tourists. Still, the city has not lost its fighting spirit. Some use it to put on a show, while others simply try to survive.

Farmers sharing old seed varieties adapted to Kenyan conditions. Plus: upcycling old tires in Chad and fun, natural alternatives to fast fashion in Nigeria.

The risks of soaring pigeon populations in cities, protecting against flooding in Jakarta's coastal communities, and urban farming with hydroponics

Drought in Germany; urban saffron cultivation; and what’s the best farming for the future? Safer lighting for insects and e-methanol for greener shipping.

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, "Close up" is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Never a Criminal Again? - The First Year of Freedom

Loneliness changes how we think, feel, and even how we heal. In Good Shape explores how isolation harms us, and what helps us reconnect.

14 volunteers live underground for 40 days. With no way to mark time, this is an extreme experiment. How do people adapt to these conditions? How do the body and brain react to the loss of a sense of time? A scientific adventure aims to find out.

Drought in Germany; urban saffron cultivation; and what’s the best farming for the future? Safer lighting for insects and e-methanol for greener shipping.

Never a Criminal Again? - The First Year of Freedom

Loneliness changes how we think, feel, and even how we heal. In Good Shape explores how isolation harms us, and what helps us reconnect.

Many people daydream. But excessive daydreaming can become a burden. This is because the exaggerated mental digressions, termed Maladaptive Daydreaming (MD), often get in the way of real life.

Is the Alpine A290 GTS all fun with no compromise? REV tests it. Why is India’s truck art fading? Kantanka leads Ghana’s local auto push. And women on "bicycle ambulances” reach Karachi’s hard-to-access areas.

With the end of USAID, there’s little funding in Colombia for social projects. On Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean, the tourism boom also has a negative impact.

Never a Criminal Again? - The First Year of Freedom

The risks of soaring pigeon populations in cities, protecting against flooding in Jakarta's coastal communities, and urban farming with hydroponics

Loneliness changes how we think, feel, and even how we heal. In Good Shape explores how isolation harms us, and what helps us reconnect.

Never a Criminal Again? - The First Year of Freedom

The weekly half-hour program delivers in-depth reporting on topical political issues and newsworthy events. Revealing the story behind the stories, "Close up" is informative, gripping and visually powerful.

Farmers sharing old seed varieties adapted to Kenyan conditions. Plus: upcycling old tires in Chad and fun, natural alternatives to fast fashion in Nigeria.

14 volunteers live underground for 40 days. With no way to mark time, this is an extreme experiment. How do people adapt to these conditions? How do the body and brain react to the loss of a sense of time? A scientific adventure aims to find out.

Is the Alpine A290 GTS all fun with no compromise? REV tests it. Why is India’s truck art fading? Kantanka leads Ghana’s local auto push. And women on "bicycle ambulances” reach Karachi’s hard-to-access areas.

With the end of USAID, there’s little funding in Colombia for social projects. On Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean, the tourism boom also has a negative impact.

The idea is that electric cars, solar panels and wind turbines will reduce our consumption of coal, oil and gas. However, these technologies rely on many raw materials present below the seabed. The race for deep sea resources has begun.

With the end of USAID, there’s little funding in Colombia for social projects. On Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean, the tourism boom also has a negative impact.

Operation Barbarossa - War of Annihilation - Part 1 - Summer