In a rapidly changing world, MADE in Germany examines the risks and benefits of digitalization and its impact on the way we work, what we earn and how we live.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 days 17 hours 30 minutes
Talk: Can free trade be ethical?
"Free trade is forced trade!” Globalization critic Christian Felber demands more ethics in international business. He believes it should be a means to an end in promoting environmental protection and human rights.
Fortress Hamburg - Security at the G20
For two days in early July, the leaders of the world’s 20 major economies are meeting up in Hamburg, and security is writ large for the hosts. Germany will spend an estimated €130 million on the event. A good investment, or a huge waste of money?
G20: On stage and behind the scenes
The G20 in Hamburg promises to be more than a run-of-the-mill meeting of world leaders. It'll be the first face-to-face between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump since he took the US presidency. Another big topic: free trade vs. protectionism.
A school for chefs in Cambodia
Food in Cambodia may be very tasty, but the country does not have a tradition of formal training for chefs. Social entrepreneur Pierre Tami from Switzerland has founded an Academy of Culinary Arts in Phnom Penh.
Streaming versus cinema
Media-streaming and video-on-demand services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime are threatening old-style brick-and-mortar cinemas. It is a global phenomenon. We visit a cinema in Berlin that is rising to the challenge.
Deported - firms lose their workers
The government encourages companies to hire refugees. But it can get messy. Some have been trained by their employers, only to be deported.
How can integration be achieved?
Mikolaj Ciechanowicz heads a scholarship and grant program at a foundation for integraton in Germany. The organization assists talented young people with migrant backgrounds.
Making a life in a new country
Firas Chaban is a Syrian refugee who’s trying to build a life for himself and his family in Berlin. It is hard to negotiate the bureaucracy, learn German and find work. And there is the worry about his people back home.
Economic impact of fake news
Fake news items increasingly cause economic damage. At the same time, new business models are emerging to control data better. Alexander Rabe from eco, Germany's internet industry association, talks about the risks and opportunities.
Berlin restaurants: Regional is better
Berlin restaurants are known for experimentation. More and more restaurateurs are offering authentic, regional cuisine. And it's a hit with customers. DW visited a local eatery that grows its greens right in the restaurant.