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The Indochina War was one of the bloodiest chapters in French colonial history. Beginning in 1946, the Vietnamese fought to gain their independence from France. Hundreds of thousands of people died in the fighting.

How can we boost nutrition levels and benefit our environment too? A waste product that enriches farmland could help, as could seaweed. Children in Assam are learning to grow veggies, and an age-old fish dish has made a comeback in Tamil Nadu.

If youre looking for a climate success story, youll find it, of course, in Scandinavia. Sweden has cut 80% of its net emissions since 1990 - while growing its economy. How have they done it? And can this be a blueprint for other countries?

The cultural scene is split over the right response to the October 7, 2023 terrorist attacks on Israel and the Gaza War. Cultural events continue to be canceled; Jewish and Palestinian artists alike feel stigmatized. How can understanding prevail?

As societies get more prosperous, more and more people are unable to afford many basic needs. In South Africa and in the UK, Liz and Sakhumzi believe in the virtues of capitalism, whilst Jamie and Princess struggle to make ends meet.

Human activity is driving climate change - so how we can all reduce our personal impact on the planet? And still flourish despite the weather changes that are already happening? From reusing resources, to cutting emissions and boosting food security.

Yvan Sagnet has been campaigning against the exploitation of migrant workers in Italy for years. His organization No Cap works to ensure fair conditions for laborers in the agricultural industry.

Around the world, we’re looking to ramp up green, sustainable energy. But where will this power come from when there’s no wind and the sun isn’t shining? How can this renewable energy be stored? And could iron replace coal as the fuel of the future?

Bloating, incontinence and body odor are just some of the topics we prefer to leave off the table. People often avoid seeing a doctor and leave conditions untreated. In Good Shape is here to talk about them!

Yvan Sagnet has been campaigning against the exploitation of migrant workers in Italy for years. His organization No Cap works to ensure fair conditions for laborers in the agricultural industry.

Optimal land cultivation with satellite data, VR courses for farmers and a supply chain app for better traceability of sustainable foodstuffs: farming in the digital age.

Air travel is enjoying a post-pandemic boom. But you might not get that impression in Germany - with some airports, like Berlin, operating far under capacity. One of Europes biggest airlines, Ryanair, has been cutting back services. Eddie Wilson, CEO of the Irish low-cost carrier, tells DW that German airports simply arent making enough effort to bring back passengers.

How can we boost nutrition levels and benefit our environment too? A waste product that enriches farmland could help, as could seaweed. Children in Assam are learning to grow veggies, and an age-old fish dish has made a comeback in Tamil Nadu.

Human activity is driving climate change - so how we can all reduce our personal impact on the planet? And still flourish despite the weather changes that are already happening? From reusing resources, to cutting emissions and boosting food security.

Yvan Sagnet has been campaigning against the exploitation of migrant workers in Italy for years. His organization No Cap works to ensure fair conditions for laborers in the agricultural industry.

Air travel is enjoying a post-pandemic boom. But you might not get that impression in Germany - with some airports, like Berlin, operating far under capacity. One of Europes biggest airlines, Ryanair, has been cutting back services. Eddie Wilson, CEO of the Irish low-cost carrier, tells DW that German airports simply arent making enough effort to bring back passengers.

Explore van life in the Scottish Highlands with Mercedes Marco Polo, take to the skies in a flying taxi, and go for a ride in a Danfo bus in Lagos, Nigeria - on REV!

Human activity is driving climate change - so how we can all reduce our personal impact on the planet? And still flourish despite the weather changes that are already happening? From reusing resources, to cutting emissions and boosting food security.

How can we boost nutrition levels and benefit our environment too? A waste product that enriches farmland could help, as could seaweed. Children in Assam are learning to grow veggies, and an age-old fish dish has made a comeback in Tamil Nadu.

Around the world, we’re looking to ramp up green, sustainable energy. But where will this power come from when there’s no wind and the sun isn’t shining? How can this renewable energy be stored? And could iron replace coal as the fuel of the future?

Air travel is enjoying a post-pandemic boom. But you might not get that impression in Germany - with some airports, like Berlin, operating far under capacity. One of Europes biggest airlines, Ryanair, has been cutting back services. Eddie Wilson, CEO of the Irish low-cost carrier, tells DW that German airports simply arent making enough effort to bring back passengers.

Yvan Sagnet has been campaigning against the exploitation of migrant workers in Italy for years. His organization No Cap works to ensure fair conditions for laborers in the agricultural industry.

Optimal land cultivation with satellite data, VR courses for farmers and a supply chain app for better traceability of sustainable foodstuffs: farming in the digital age.

Can you make money from online betting? Can you control your betting habit? Its estimated that 40 percent of young Ugandans gamble. Edith Kimani hosts a The 77 Percent Street Debate in Kampala to ask why betting is tolerated, who really benefits, and how a simple bet can lead to a medical addiction.

Air travel is enjoying a post-pandemic boom. But you might not get that impression in Germany - with some airports, like Berlin, operating far under capacity. One of Europes biggest airlines, Ryanair, has been cutting back services. Eddie Wilson, CEO of the Irish low-cost carrier, tells DW that German airports simply arent making enough effort to bring back passengers.

The latest research shows we’ve long underestimated the intelligence of insects. Bumblebees, for example, succeed at behavioral tests also passed by intelligent crows. They use tools to reach nectar in an artificial flower.

Air travel is enjoying a post-pandemic boom. But you might not get that impression in Germany - with some airports, like Berlin, operating far under capacity. One of Europes biggest airlines, Ryanair, has been cutting back services. Eddie Wilson, CEO of the Irish low-cost carrier, tells DW that German airports simply arent making enough effort to bring back passengers.

Human activity is driving climate change - so how we can all reduce our personal impact on the planet? And still flourish despite the weather changes that are already happening? From reusing resources, to cutting emissions and boosting food security.

The latest research shows we’ve long underestimated the intelligence of insects. Bumblebees, for example, succeed at behavioral tests also passed by intelligent crows. They use tools to reach nectar in an artificial flower.

Air travel is enjoying a post-pandemic boom. But you might not get that impression in Germany - with some airports, like Berlin, operating far under capacity. One of Europes biggest airlines, Ryanair, has been cutting back services. Eddie Wilson, CEO of the Irish low-cost carrier, tells DW that German airports simply arent making enough effort to bring back passengers.

Bloating, incontinence and body odor are just some of the topics we prefer to leave off the table. People often avoid seeing a doctor and leave conditions untreated. In Good Shape is here to talk about them!

Yvan Sagnet has been campaigning against the exploitation of migrant workers in Italy for years. His organization No Cap works to ensure fair conditions for laborers in the agricultural industry.

How can we boost nutrition levels and benefit our environment too? A waste product that enriches farmland could help, as could seaweed. Children in Assam are learning to grow veggies, and an age-old fish dish has made a comeback in Tamil Nadu.

The Indochina War was one of the bloodiest chapters in French colonial history. Beginning in 1946, the Vietnamese fought to gain their independence from France. Hundreds of thousands of people died in the fighting.

Yvan Sagnet has been campaigning against the exploitation of migrant workers in Italy for years. His organization No Cap works to ensure fair conditions for laborers in the agricultural industry.

More than 160 countries have signed what’s known as the Ottawa Treaty. It prohibits the use, stockpiling, production and transfer of anti-personnel mines. Nevertheless, the number of civilian victims of landmines continues to rise.

Akanksha lives two lives: studying to please her father, but secretly pursuing her true passion -- rap. In this male-dominated world, Akanksha, who goes by the name D.zire, must fight to be taken seriously as a rapper. Kunal, aka Kaam Bhaari, tests D.zires skills and determination. Will she prevail and prove herself among her male counterparts?

Human activity is driving climate change - so how we can all reduce our personal impact on the planet? And still flourish despite the weather changes that are already happening? From reusing resources, to cutting emissions and boosting food security.

How can we boost nutrition levels and benefit our environment too? A waste product that enriches farmland could help, as could seaweed. Children in Assam are learning to grow veggies, and an age-old fish dish has made a comeback in Tamil Nadu.