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On the trail of Sigmund Freud in Vienna
Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, lived for many years in Vienna. Even today, there is still much to discover about him in the Austrian capital.
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Reinventing under pressure
education inequality Germany, school dropout rates, Bangladesh factories crisis, rare earth recycling Europe, global supply chains, vocational pathways, energy and industry, career reinvention
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NATO: Caught in Erdogan’s trap?
Turkey is a key — but controversial — NATO ally. For years, President Erdogan has been cracking down hard on his political opponents. Is NATO prioritizing security while turning a blind eye to human rights?
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Inside the world of the ultra-wealthy
Journalist Evan Osnos offers a rare glimpse into the world of the ultra-wealthy. Their favorite status symbol is the yacht, some worth up to $500 million. But what happens now that this small elite is gaining more political power?
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Sustainable hiking: Trekking with responsibility
With hiking a growing trend in India, seasoned trekkers are mapping new trails. And teaching responsible and sustainable hiking.
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0.00001% – The New Ultra-Wealthy
Evan Osnos offers a rare glimpse into the world of the ultra-wealthy. Their favorite status symbol is the yacht, some worth up to $500 million. But what happens now that this small elite is gaining more political power?
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Ancient Epic: The Odyssey on Film
It’s already hailed as the film of the year: Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey.” Why is his visually striking take on the ancient tale of the king of Ithaca creating such buzz? A Greek epic myth takes to the big screen.
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Going Astray? The Odyssey; the US at 250
It’s one of the world’s oldest epics: The Odyssey follows a king’s long journey home from the Trojan War. Now, the heroic tale has been made into a film. And: Pure patriotism? The U.S. marks 250 years.
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Anger in Venezuela over earthquake response
DW’s Anthony Howard speaks to a Venezuelan journalist Noris Soto, who says that Venezuelans there feel “frustrated” and “abandoned,” and that the government and the military did not do enough to help people on time.
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This is not Rio but Lagos, this is Fanti Carnival
More than color and vibes: the Fanti Carnival tells a 140-year story of Afro-Brazilian roots, return, and a new generation fighting to keep culture alive in a fast-changing city.
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