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Donjeta Sadiku is a supremely talented boxer with multiple titles to her name. But there is a problem: Donjeta comes from Kosovo, a state whose sovereignty many other countries refuse to recognize. That means she can't compete everywhere, which is impacting her international career. Donjeta doesn't only face opposition in the ring, but also outside of it due to politics.

Donjeta Sadiku is a supremely talented boxer with multiple titles to her name. But there is a problem: Donjeta comes from Kosovo, a state whose sovereignty many other countries refuse to recognize. That means she can't compete everywhere, which is impacting her international career. Donjeta doesn't only face opposition in the ring, but also outside of it due to politics.

What we owe to the prehuman Lucy / Why archaeology is more than adventure and treasure hunts / How we determine the age of ancient bones / Why our galaxy is called the Milky Way / The FCC: plans for a gigantic new particle accelerator.

Pour atteindre Mars, les défis sont immenses : les scientifiques tentent de trouver les solutions pour envoyer le premier homme sur la planète rouge.

From making Delhi more walkable and Germany's north coast more robust to mangrove restoration and integrated farming: Eco India looks at protecting ourselves and the planet.

Too much fat in our body and diet is bad for us. But a certain amount of body fat is essential; and particular plant-based oils have real health-boosting properties. In Good Shape checks out what's what when it comes to fat!

Donjeta Sadiku is a supremely talented boxer with multiple titles to her name. But there is a problem: Donjeta comes from Kosovo, a state whose sovereignty many other countries refuse to recognize. That means she can't compete everywhere, which is impacting her international career. Donjeta doesn't only face opposition in the ring, but also outside of it due to politics.

Pour atteindre Mars, les défis sont immenses : les scientifiques tentent de trouver les solutions pour envoyer le premier homme sur la planète rouge.

What we owe to the prehuman Lucy / Why archaeology is more than adventure and treasure hunts / How we determine the age of ancient bones / Why our galaxy is called the Milky Way / The FCC: plans for a gigantic new particle accelerator.

Autocrats are cracking down on information access. But there are ways to circumvent censorship. Also on the show: Police are turning to AI to track down criminals. And: Has tech become the ultimate tour guide?

How sand and ceramic filters could help clean up drinking water in Cameroon; curing livestock with indigenous medicines in Ghana and unclogging drains to beat flash floods in Nigeria.

Lagos is poised to become the world's biggest city. The Nigerian megacity with 17 million people seems like a massive experiment - under-regulated, with endless traffic jams, waterfront slums, a booming economy and an impressively resilient population. We spoke with young Lagosians about their love for the vibrant city and met experts to hear about present and future challenges.

Autocrats are cracking down on information access. But there are ways to circumvent censorship. Also on the show: Police are turning to AI to track down criminals. And: Has tech become the ultimate tour guide?

How sand and ceramic filters could help clean up drinking water in Cameroon; curing livestock with indigenous medicines in Ghana and unclogging drains to beat flash floods in Nigeria.

The US is producing more oil than any country ever has, despite pledging to reduce emissions. The promise is that this new oil boom will bring much needed jobs and cheaper fuel. But for everyday people the boom has limited benefits and comes with dire consequences.

Lagos is poised to become the world's biggest city. The Nigerian megacity with 17 million people seems like a massive experiment - under-regulated, with endless traffic jams, waterfront slums, a booming economy and an impressively resilient population. We spoke with young Lagosians about their love for the vibrant city and met experts to hear about present and future challenges.

What we owe to the prehuman Lucy / Why archaeology is more than adventure and treasure hunts / How we determine the age of ancient bones / Why our galaxy is called the Milky Way / The FCC: plans for a gigantic new particle accelerator.

The US is producing more oil than any country ever has, despite pledging to reduce emissions. The promise is that this new oil boom will bring much needed jobs and cheaper fuel. But for everyday people the boom has limited benefits and comes with dire consequences.

The US is producing more oil than any country ever has, despite pledging to reduce emissions. The promise is that this new oil boom will bring much needed jobs and cheaper fuel. But for everyday people the boom has limited benefits and comes with dire consequences.

Pour atteindre Mars, les défis sont immenses : les scientifiques tentent de trouver les solutions pour envoyer le premier homme sur la planète rouge.

The US is producing more oil than any country ever has, despite pledging to reduce emissions. The promise is that this new oil boom will bring much needed jobs and cheaper fuel. But for everyday people the boom has limited benefits and comes with dire consequences.

How sand and ceramic filters could help clean up drinking water in Cameroon; curing livestock with indigenous medicines in Ghana and unclogging drains to beat flash floods in Nigeria.

Ils infestent les villes et envahissent les imaginaires, alimentant terreur et fascination. Et si, plutôt que de les craindre, il fallait apprendre à mieux vivre avec les rats ?

The US is producing more oil than any country ever has, despite pledging to reduce emissions. The promise is that this new oil boom will bring much needed jobs and cheaper fuel. But for everyday people the boom has limited benefits and comes with dire consequences.

Ils infestent les villes et envahissent les imaginaires, alimentant terreur et fascination. Et si, plutôt que de les craindre, il fallait apprendre à mieux vivre avec les rats ?

From making Delhi more walkable and Germany's north coast more robust to mangrove restoration and integrated farming: Eco India looks at protecting ourselves and the planet.

The US is producing more oil than any country ever has, despite pledging to reduce emissions. The promise is that this new oil boom will bring much needed jobs and cheaper fuel. But for everyday people the boom has limited benefits and comes with dire consequences.

Pour atteindre Mars, les défis sont immenses : les scientifiques tentent de trouver les solutions pour envoyer le premier homme sur la planète rouge.

How sand and ceramic filters could help clean up drinking water in Cameroon; curing livestock with indigenous medicines in Ghana and unclogging drains to beat flash floods in Nigeria.

What we owe to the prehuman Lucy / Why archaeology is more than adventure and treasure hunts / How we determine the age of ancient bones / Why our galaxy is called the Milky Way / The FCC: plans for a gigantic new particle accelerator.

Too much fat in our body and diet is bad for us. But a certain amount of body fat is essential; and particular plant-based oils have real health-boosting properties. In Good Shape checks out what's what when it comes to fat!

Autocrats are cracking down on information access. But there are ways to circumvent censorship. Also on the show: Police are turning to AI to track down criminals. And: Has tech become the ultimate tour guide?

Manga and anime: Nazi cult in comic style. It's hard to fathom: Japanese manga and anime series that celebrate the aesthetics of the National Socialist regime and glorify the militarism and weapons of the Second World War. Is it dangerous? Why are comics that trivialize the horrors of the Nazis so successful?

From making Delhi more walkable and Germany's north coast more robust to mangrove restoration and integrated farming: Eco India looks at protecting ourselves and the planet.

How sand and ceramic filters could help clean up drinking water in Cameroon; curing livestock with indigenous medicines in Ghana and unclogging drains to beat flash floods in Nigeria.

Manga and anime: Nazi cult in comic style. It's hard to fathom: Japanese manga and anime series that celebrate the aesthetics of the National Socialist regime and glorify the militarism and weapons of the Second World War. Is it dangerous? Why are comics that trivialize the horrors of the Nazis so successful?

How sand and ceramic filters could help clean up drinking water in Cameroon; curing livestock with indigenous medicines in Ghana and unclogging drains to beat flash floods in Nigeria.

From making Delhi more walkable and Germany's north coast more robust to mangrove restoration and integrated farming: Eco India looks at protecting ourselves and the planet.

What we owe to the prehuman Lucy / Why archaeology is more than adventure and treasure hunts / How we determine the age of ancient bones / Why our galaxy is called the Milky Way / The FCC: plans for a gigantic new particle accelerator.

Manga and anime: Nazi cult in comic style. It's hard to fathom: Japanese manga and anime series that celebrate the aesthetics of the National Socialist regime and glorify the militarism and weapons of the Second World War. Is it dangerous? Why are comics that trivialize the horrors of the Nazis so successful?

Autocrats are cracking down on information access. But there are ways to circumvent censorship. Also on the show: Police are turning to AI to track down criminals. And: Has tech become the ultimate tour guide?

Lagos is poised to become the world's biggest city. The Nigerian megacity with 17 million people seems like a massive experiment - under-regulated, with endless traffic jams, waterfront slums, a booming economy and an impressively resilient population. We spoke with young Lagosians about their love for the vibrant city and met experts to hear about present and future challenges.

Manga and anime: Nazi cult in comic style. It's hard to fathom: Japanese manga and anime series that celebrate the aesthetics of the National Socialist regime and glorify the militarism and weapons of the Second World War. Is it dangerous? Why are comics that trivialize the horrors of the Nazis so successful?