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European Journal | Turkey: Roma district threatened with demolition Istanbulâs old Roma district, Sulukule, is to be torn down. Many politicians want to have done with the dilapidated wooden buildings in the shadow of the ancient Byzantine wall. They have offered the residents compensation and want to resettle them outside the city in new estates. Few people realize that the Roma were here on the Bosporus long before the Turks were. Pulling down Sulukule would not only be razing a historical district, but would also rob the Roma of their social cohesion. Many Turkish artists and intellectuals are backing the struggle against demolition. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV European Journal Europe |
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European Journal | Russia: Exploring Democracy Once a month, Moscowâs Doc theatre stages the play "Democracy.doc". Itâs a piece that requires audience participation: Prompted by the performers, the public is required to develop both the plot and the characters. One any given night, one member of the audience might play Yeltsin, another "the people", another a revolutionary. In the course of the evening, performers and audience will explore the concept of democracy in Russia. According to director Georg Genoux, who hails from Hamburg, every performance is a revelation. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV European Journal Europe |
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Video of the day | Austin Mini Turns 50 The British-built Austin Mini is perhaps the oldest compact car that enjoys a cult following. DW-TV traveled to the Planai Classic Car Rally in Austria and met up with a loyal Mini driver. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV Video of the day |
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Made in Germany | The Morning After Economists are alreadying expecting 2009 to be the "worst year ever" - thanks to an economic slump, growing unemployment and further dwindling confidence in the financial sector. How are bankers in Germany facing their first week back at work in the new year? And what are the prospects for 2009 in terms of opportunities and challenges? Dan Hirschfeld gauges the mood in Frankfurt - among both banking executives in their high-rise offices and ordinary people on the street. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV Made in Germany Business |
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Made in Germany | The Daldrup Family Business - Working Underground Daldrup & Söhne specialize in subterranean drilling - looking not only for raw materials and water but above all geothermal energy. Rising oil and gas prices in recent years led to a flood of orders for the family-run company set up in 1946. Turnover increased 40 percent in 2007 to 25 million euros. The company was floated on the stock market a year ago, with company boss Josef Daldrup investing the proceeds in a high-tech plant that can drill to depths of 6,000 meters. Dagmar Zindel takes a look around. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV Made in Germany Business |
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Made in Germany | Portrait - Friedrich Joussen After years of growth, Germany is one of various mobile phone markets that have now reached saturation point. Slowing demand calls for innovative ideas, such as the merging of land and mobile lines. One of the leading figures in this new development is the head of Vodafone Germany, which has over 4.5 million customers here. Manuela Kasper-Claridge introduces Friedrich Joussen. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV Made in Germany Business |
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Made in Germany | Siemens - Hightech Trains for Russia Russian state railway company RZD is soon to receive the first of eight high-speed trains ordered from Siemens that will cut one hour off the trip from Moscow to St. Petersburg. The deal that is worth over 600 million euros has involved various new challenges for the German electronics and engineering giant; the railway gauge in Russia is 33cm wider than in Germany, and the trains will also have to withstand harsh local weather conditions, with temperatures sometimes dropping to minus 50°C. Testing has so far been limited to simulations. But the first "Velaro RUS" train is now ready for shipment to Russia via the Baltic Sea. Our reporters Alexa Meyer and Alexandra von Nahmen are on board for its maiden voyage. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV Made in Germany Business |
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drive it!: The Motor Magazine test it! The Citroen C5 Tourer With its new generation C5, Citroen has given the midmarket model a new, fresh exterior. No trace of the predecessor, which was staodgy rather than extravagant. Thanks to eight extra centimeters of wheelbase length and seven centimeters more width, the new C5 offers even more comfort. After the sedan, the new C5 is also available as a station wagon, which Citroen has dubbed the Tourer. Its cargo space accomodates loads of up to 1490 liters. Drive it! checked out the new and elegant C5 Tourer. compare it! Porsche 911 Carrera vs. Mercedes SL 350 They make you yearn for summer: two German sports cars with a combined 661 horsepower. The Mercedes 350 SL with the second-smallest engine is, with its 316 horses, anything but underpowered. Even the base price of 86,572 euros seems affordable when you look at the new, revamped Porsche Carrera, which can be had from more than 94,000 euros. Yet the latter provides more horses: 345 of them.Drive it! tested them both and brings that summer feeling back in the midst of the cold German winter. admire it! Taxi and Playstation In vitual racing he's a real ace, but Lars Schlömer wants more. He wants to "really" race. At the Germany finals of the Nissan Gran Turismo Academy for Playstation 3 he placed first out of 25,000 participants. His prize was a slot in the European finals, on the legendary Silverstone circuit. Lars raced here a hundred times on his Playstation, but never before in a real Formula 4 car with 150 horsepower. Can he make his know-how on the console work in areal car? spot it! Bulli Bob Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV drive it motor car magazine |
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GLOBAL 3000 | Fighting Famine - Young Global Leaders Every year the World Economic Forum nominates up to 300 outstanding personalities from business, politics, research and culture as Young Global Leaders. All of them are involved in working together for a better world. Global 3000 has interviewed 11 of the innovative thinkers and movers. As well as climate change, they are concerned with topics such as poverty, energy, the global food crisis and leadership styles. The global food crisis is one of the biggest challenges of all time, according to Leslie Maasdorp, financial expert for the British company Barclays Capital in South Africa. He says the growing demand is one of the core reasons for hunger in many countries. As it is not possible to change this trend, he believes the supply should be increased. Massdorp is calling for all countries to work together to achieve sustainable increases in production. Christophe Beck spent 10 years working for the food company Nestlé before moving to Ecolab in the United States. He says the food crisis is a negative effect triggered by what is, in effect, a positive outcome of globalization. After all, it is a good thing that increasing numbers of people can afford to buy more to eat. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV GLOBAL 3000 Globalization |
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GLOBAL 3000 | Yemen â A Land Armed to the Teeth In Yemen, carrying weapons is a must for every man. So machine guns and bazookas are toted openly on the streets. In small shops, you can get all manner of weapons from all over the world at a reasonable price. Frequently, people die in disputes, tribal conflicts or in gun accidents. And so both the country and its residents pay a high price for these low-cost arms from the bazaar. The government is trying to stop the flow of weapons, but it has had little success so far. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV GLOBAL 3000 Globalization |
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GLOBAL 3000 | Questionnaire: Luis Costa from Portugal Luis Costa works as a climate researcher at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany. For him, globalization means that our actions at local level always have global consequences. Climate change is the best example of this. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV GLOBAL 3000 Globalization |
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GLOBAL 3000 | Angkor Wat â Endangered World Heritage Site Under Restoration Angkor Wat in Cambodia was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1992. The temple complex, which is believed to have been built in the 12th century during the reign of King Suryavarman II, is reputed to be the biggest religious edifice in the world and a unique manifestation of Khmer culture. For decades, the buildings were completely neglected and the climate, vegetation and mankind, in the shape of plunderers, took their toll. But the million or so tourists who visit the complex every year have also left their mark. For several years now, international organizations and scientists have been working to preserve the building, but up to now, there hasn't been a Cambodian team involved. The German development service want to change that with their training program project. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV GLOBAL 3000 Globalization |
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Tomorrow Today | Across the universe - travels through space and time Scientists are busy designing shuttles for future space travel. The next generation will be built for missions lasting months or even years. Today's shuttles have a limited range due to their conventional fuel supplies. But the next generation will use new propulsion systems and energy sources to travel much further. We look at the plans and ideas of spaceflight researchers in Germany and Britain. Can voyages into deep space - a commonplace in science fiction - actually work in the real universe? When are physical limits reached? And to what extent do ideas from science fiction inspire actual research? We find out. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV Tomorrow Today |
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euromaxx highlights On this edition: - Looking Ahead A euromaxx reporter tests the hotel room of the future - Looking Smart Top designers turn champagne bottles into works of art - Looking Swish A Swiss company makes top of the range skis from granite - Star Tenor euromaxx caught up with star tenor Tony Henry during his recent visit to Berlin. - Book Trailers We take a look at the newest ways to promote books on the internet and in the cinema. - Thomas Demand The Berlin artist specialises in three dimensional models of spaces or rooms made from coloured paper and cardboard. Then he photographs them. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV euromaxx highlights |
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Faith Matters: The Church Program Beyond Germany Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV Faith Matters Church |
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Arts.21 | Translating the Bard -- Frank Günther on Bringing Shakespeare to Germany Frank Günther admits that translating Shakespeare is not always a pleasure. He should know, because heâs been doing little else in the last thirty years. Thanks to him, Shakespeareâs complete oeuvre is now available in German, and heâs won prizes for his efforts. What means more to him, he says, is that his version of Shakespeareâs work has now been performed on most of Germanyâs stages. ARTS.21 meets the man whoâs brought the Bard to Germany. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV Arts.21 Culture |
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Arts.21 | TOP 3 * TOP 3: 2009 is the 250th anniversary of the death of Georg Friedrich Händel. Halle, Salzburg, and London will be paying tribute * TOP 2: The design revolution began 90 years ago. 2009 is Bauhaus year. * TOP 1: Liam Gillick will be designing the German Pavilion at this yearâs Venice Biennale. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV Arts.21 Culture |
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Arts.21 | Reflections of Germany â Six Artworks Charting the Evolution of the New Germany The Berlin Wall fell twenty years ago: How has Germany changed since then? In six episodes, ARTS.21 charts the evolution of reunified Germany with reference to six works created between 1989 and today that reflect the countryâs main preoccupations. Artistsâ takes on a new dawn. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV Arts.21 Culture |
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Arts.21 | âI Still Distrust the Hypeâ â Karoline Herfurth, Germanyâs Latest Up and Coming Actress Karoline Herfurth might have met her death right at the beginning of Tom Tykwerâs movie "Perfume", but even though her role was a modest one, her face lingered in the mind. The part brought her to international attention and in 2009, sheâll be running with the big guys, appearing in the film adaptation of Bernhard Schlinkâs bestseller "The Reader" alongside Kate Winslet and Ralph Fiennes. ARTS.21 profiles an extraordinary new talent. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV Arts.21 Culture |
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Video of the day | Berlin's Currywurst Turns 60 Berlin's famous currywurst -- a fried sausage cut into slices and slathered with curry powder and ketchup -- turns 60 this year. The snack remains hugely popular. Some 70 million currywursts are consumed in the German capital every year. The sausage has inspired songs, movies and now the city plans to devote a museum to it. Tags: Deutsche Welle DW-TV Video of the day |
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