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Eurovision Song Contest 2024: Not all that apolitical
ABBA's unexpected success story started 50 years ago
Jamala: Eurovision can't ignore politics
Eurovision Song Contest 2024: Calls to exclude Israel grow
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Reports & Analysis
Ghana's Asante king displays return of looted treasures
Ghana's Asante king displays return of looted treasures
In Ghana, precious artefacts looted by the British during their colonial rule have been restored to the Ashanti people.
Highlights of the DOK.fest Munich
Highlights of the DOK.fest Munich
Germany's largest documentary film festival features political and personal stories, documenting a world in transition.
Witching and demonstrating: May traditions in Germany
Witching and demonstrating: May traditions in Germany
May is a very special month in Germany, with many celebrations. People ring it in with the so-called Walpurgis Night.
US novelist Paul Auster dies aged 77
US novelist Paul Auster dies aged 77
The US novelist was one of the world's most important contemporary authors, with his books translated into 40 languages.
Italy light festival stresses climate change effects in Alps
Italy light festival stresses climate change effects in Alps
Through their "melting glaciers" theme, artists hope to inspire more thought about climate change challenges.
'Air Head': AI-generated film redefines rules of animation
'Air Head': AI-generated film redefines rules of animation
OpenAI's Sora model animates videos within seconds. What does that mean for the value of human creativity?
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Film
Arab Film Festival in Berlin spotlights Palestinian voices
As the Israel-Hamas war impacts Germany's cultural sector, the ALFILM festival fear for the future of their event.
Arts
Nollywood: behind the red carpet and glamour
Nigeria's booming film industry has a dark side.
Music
Bringing the kora into the concert hall: Seckou Keita
Music for kora and orchestra: Seckou Keita combines the sounds of Africa and Europe.
Literature
Haruki Murakami: Japan's best-selling living novelist at 75
Haruki Murakami's often surrealistic novels have made him one of the most successful writers in the world.
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Dance as a treatment for Parkinson's and multiple sclerosis
Dance as a treatment for Parkinson's and multiple sclerosis
Dancing can help improve symptoms caused by incurable degenerative diseases like Parkinson's and MS.
Delhi: Learning with music
Delhi: Learning with music
In Delhi, an NGO puts educational content into songs and show how music makes learning easier.
Ashley Judd, others express dismay at Weinstein retrial
Ashley Judd, others express dismay at Weinstein retrial
The call for a retrial has prompted varying reactions, with many dismayed that survivors will have to testify once more.
A platform for teens in Africa
A platform for teens in Africa
The teen video and radio format is produced in English, French, Kiswahili, Portuguese, Hausa, and Amharic.
Gyros, the Greek street food classic everyone should try
Gyros, the Greek street food classic everyone should try
Gyros, grilled pork or chicken served in pita bread, is especially popular in Greece. What sets the best apart?
German culture scene unites against far-right AfD party
German culture scene unites against far-right AfD party
With the far-right AfD set to take more seats in upcoming elections, culture groups are countering "extremist politics."
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In the spotlight
Why Kant's philosophy is still relevant amid today's wars
April 22 marks the 300th anniversary of the birth of German philosopher Immanuel Kant, who wrote "Perpetual Peace."
Israel-Hamas war impacts Venice Art Biennale
Israeli artist Ruth Patir won't open her Venice Biennale show until a cease-fire and hostage release deal is reached.
A radical thinker: Immanuel Kant
The German philosopher turned thinking upside down, challenging us to use our brains and question our actions.
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Specials & Events
Meet the Germans: Explore the series
From beer to nudity and ridiculous grammar — we uncover the quirks and idiosyncrasies of the German culture.
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Living
Visiting Germany as a foreign tourist: Who needs a visa?
Whether you're into culture, beer festivals or football — Germany is a great destination. But who needs a visa to visit?
Benin: A tourism destination like no other
From the vibrant city of Cotonou to the water village of Ganvie, there's a lot to discover in Benin.
How 'Supercar Blondie' became an auto industry influencer
Alexandra Hirschi, an Australian influencer based in Dubai, has shaken up the male-dominated luxury car scene.
Abroad for the first time? The dos and don'ts of travel
When traveling abroad for the first time, it's easy to make mistakes. Here are our top tips for a successful trip.
Georgia Stanway key to Bayern Munich's domestic double hopes
The Lioness' return to form has Bayern on the verge of club history, but she admits to DW there have been tough times.
Making Zanzibar's famous spices more sustainable
The island of Zanzibar is known for its spice production. Some locals are trying to work in a more sustainable way.
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