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The human body is incredibly flexible, thanks to its many joints. But how do they actually work? What keeps them healthy? And what can you do if a joint, like your shoulder, starts to hurt?

Can we use industrial waste to build houses? And: Shrines in the Western Ghats use traditional wisdom to help protect wetlands while natural dyes make a comeback in the textile sector.

In Bangalore, the 'Silicon Valley of India', drinking water is becoming scarce. The consequences of climate change - with its long periods of drought - are hitting the high-tech metropolis in the state of Karnataka hard. How did it come to this?

Five teenagers growing up in the war zone of Donbass dream of the outside world. Andrej, Lisa, Ruslan, Lera and Illia have been living with bombs and displacement since 2014. They want to get out of Ukraine - and one day, the opportunity presents itself.

Residents in Senegal, South Africa, Egypt and Uganda join forces to clean up their neighborhoods, plant pocket forests, tackle plastic waste, protect biodiversity, improve their lives, and help the next generation thrive despite climate change.

Can we use industrial waste to build houses? And: Shrines in the Western Ghats use traditional wisdom to help protect wetlands while natural dyes make a comeback in the textile sector.

In Bangalore, the 'Silicon Valley of India', drinking water is becoming scarce. The consequences of climate change - with its long periods of drought - are hitting the high-tech metropolis in the state of Karnataka hard. How did it come to this?

A rift has been running through the Russian-German community since 24 February 2022. That's the day Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine began. This documentary shows how the Russian-German community's life has changed since then.

The human body is incredibly flexible, thanks to its many joints. But how do they actually work? What keeps them healthy? And what can you do if a joint, like your shoulder, starts to hurt?

In Bangalore, the 'Silicon Valley of India', drinking water is becoming scarce. The consequences of climate change - with its long periods of drought - are hitting the high-tech metropolis in the state of Karnataka hard. How did it come to this?

In the USA, abortion rights are tearing the nation apart. Abortions are banned in the state of Texas, but that's not enough for anti-abortion activists. They go even further -- and encounter resistance.

In the USA, abortion rights are tearing the nation apart. Abortions are banned in the state of Texas, but that's not enough for anti-abortion activists. They go even further -- and encounter resistance.

Ten of the world's fastest growing economies are located on the African continent. Companies in the field of science and innovation are being promoted. Climate-friendly ideas for the future are already being realized in African countries.

Can we use industrial waste to build houses? And: Shrines in the Western Ghats use traditional wisdom to help protect wetlands while natural dyes make a comeback in the textile sector.

In Bangalore, the 'Silicon Valley of India', drinking water is becoming scarce. The consequences of climate change - with its long periods of drought - are hitting the high-tech metropolis in the state of Karnataka hard. How did it come to this?

The human body is incredibly flexible, thanks to its many joints. But how do they actually work? What keeps them healthy? And what can you do if a joint, like your shoulder, starts to hurt?

Ten of the world's fastest growing economies are located on the African continent. Companies in the field of science and innovation are being promoted. Climate-friendly ideas for the future are already being realized in African countries.

Ten of the world's fastest growing economies are located on the African continent. Companies in the field of science and innovation are being promoted. Climate-friendly ideas for the future are already being realized in African countries.

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