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An Afghan in the Berlin Fashion Scene
Hamed Valy loves everything to do with fashion. Some time ago, he founded Afghanistan’s first and only modeling agency. Then the Taliban took control of the country, which spelled the end of his dreams. Now in Berlin, he hopes to found a new agency.
Arthur helps - Painting for the homeless
Arthur Soufflet is far from your average 13-year-old. Not only is he an enthusiastic painter whose work sells quickly, but for years he’s been using the proceeds to help the homeless. Now, other young people in France are following his example.
Oil or wind? Energy transition in the U.S.
North Dakota is a top oil-producing state in the U.S. In light of Russia's attack on Ukraine, many in the northern state hope demand will rise. Others want to shift to renewables. It's a conflict that goes to the core of North Dakota’s identity.
Going the distance: German aid for Ukraine
Wilma Peters is used to getting musicians from A to B. Now, she’s organizing a very different kind of tour. She’s one of a group of volunteers trying to help Ukrainians suffering amid the ongoing war.
Mountaintop mailbox: Réunion mail carriers
Cyril Maillot trägt auf La Réunion die Post aus. Und das ist wörtlich zu nehmen: Im Tropenparadies im indischen Ozean sind manche Dörfer nicht über Straßen zu erreichen. Maillot macht sich darum mit dem Rucksack voller Post auf den Weg.
Reporter - The Billion-Dollar Waste Business
Waste has been disposed of illegally in Europe for years, bringing in billions and causing environmental damage. Toxic smog often shrouds Romania’s capital, Bucharest, as German trash is burned on the city’s outskirts.
Berlin's Cold Bus: Helping the homeless
Every winter in Germany, people experiencing homeless die in the extreme cold. Kathy Kaiser wants to change that. She drives the Berlin Cold Bus through the streets at night, offering help, a warm sleeping bag or a hot cup of tea — because those can save lives.
Paradise Lost: The Stolen Children from La Réunion
Emile Hoarau wants to finally face his past. He was nine years old when authorities on the French island of Réunion took him away from his family. Instead of a brighter future, a long ordeal awaited him.
Spring of Hope or Winter of Despair? 30 Years After the Collapse of the USSR
Thirty years ago the Soviet Union, the bastion of communism, fell apart after member states declared their independence. What do people who were born at that time think about the USSR? We ask young adults in Georgia, Ukraine and Russia.
Intimacy Despite Disabilities | Part Two
Love and sex between people with cognitive impairments is often still taboo. At supported accommodation offered by Lebenshilfe in Langenhagen, a charitable facility in Germany, the approach is: Everyone should have the chance to find intimacy in a way that suits them.