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Why the US-EU rift is spilling into the Balkans
Western consensus over the future of Western Balkan countries is unravelling, as the US and the EU openly pursue conflicting policies in the region. Washington is cutting deals, while Brussels is insisting on rules.
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The worldwide materials transition
From Venezuela’s extra heavy crude oil to Trump’s focus on Greenland’s rare earths to Germany’s F60 steel giants and illegal gold mines in Indonesia: How raw materials impact landscapes, people, and politics.
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Britpop and body obsession
What do diet culture, fat shaming, and calorie rules have to do with power, industry – even racism? Plenty! Arts Unveiled looks at the politics of body obsession. Plus: After over 20 years, Britpop icons Pulp are back – live in the studio.
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Spain: Heat wave and wildfires
High temperatures and drought are causing major wildfires, even in popular holiday destinations. Are the fires affecting tourism?
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Africa in Motion
In Lilongwe, Miss Grande explores a slower side of city life focused on wellness. From AI innovation in Lagos to contortion in South Africa and skate culture in Addis Ababa – discover Africa’s diverse urban pulse.
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Has Europe lost control of its wildfires?
Firefighters in France and Spain race to keep huge wildfires at bay. French President Emmanuel Macron called the fires his country was facing “completely unprecedented.” DW’s correspondent reports from France.
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Soul of Africa Museum
The 77 Percent visits Essen’s Soul of Africa Museum and its unique Mami Wata altar. We explore why a new generation of young Africans is rediscovering traditional medicine and pre-colonial spirituality as a source of knowledge, identity and belonging.
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Dancing at dawn: Munich‘s Kocherlball
Every year on the third Sunday in July, dancers gather at 6 am at the Chinese Tower in Munich’s English Garden. What is so appealing about this old tradition?
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When data centers move in II
Where does the cloud actually live? We go behind the high-security fences of a German data center to find out. Inside lies the physical infrastructure that powers our expanding digital universe — and a growing debate about energy, climate and the kind of future we’re building.
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Finding the Beat Again
A protest at the Paris Olympics changed Manizha Talash’s life. The Afghan breakdancer now faces a legal battle while trying to rediscover her passion for breaking.
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