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11 crazy Carnival events held between November 11 and Lent
Worldwide Carnival celebrations are in February, but German Carnival strongholds start the party on November 11.
November 9 pogroms showed coming Nazi brutality
On the night of November 9, 1938, Nazis and mobs sympathetic to them carried out pogroms against Jews in plain sight.
Manga and anime: Nazi cult in comic style
Japanese mangas that glorify militarism and National Socialism: Are they dangerous?
Berlin in the 1990s: Playground and wasteland
The decade that followed the fall of the Berlin Wall shaped the city's global image as a hub of creativity and change.
Surviving the Holocaust: 'There is no God'
The film "Verity Circle" tells the story of two sisters who survived the Theresienstadt Ghetto.
Will Hollywood turn to bland escapism under Trump?
Hollywood and the American art world are still processing Donald Trump's decisive win in the US presidential election.
Reality TV: Our ancient thirst for drama
On a trip from Ancient Rome to Laguna Beach we track down the roots of reality TV and ask: Why are we so drawn to drama?
Is Germany drawing the curtain on nudism?
Germany is know for its liberalism toward public nudity. But nudism clubs are reporting a slump in membership.
Quincy Jones: Music legend who made Michael Jackson dies
The music titan transformed Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson into stars, becoming a legend himself in the process.
Unseen heroes — Roma resist Nazis
Roma heroes who resisted the Nazis: Sinti boxer Johann "Rukeli" Trollmann staged a protest at a title fight to ridicule the Nazi's racial ideology. Alfreda "Noncia" Markowska saved around 50 children destined for concentration and death camps.
The endless reign of 'Vogue' editor Anna Wintour
The fashion mogul turns 75. Here's a look at the magazine's contributions to the fashion scene — and the controversies.
Traveling across Germany: Most beautiful sights in photos
Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, tourists can travel freely in Germany.
Day of the Dead and other death rituals around the world
What happens after death? Here's a look at sometimes unusual rituals of diverse cultures marking someone's passing.
Halloween: Origins, customs and why it is celebrated
Halloween is not actually an ancient Celtic custom, nor was it invented by the American candy industry.
Game Over: What happens after you beat 'Tetris'?
It turns out 'Tetris' can be beat — but many video games are infinite or hide the ending unless you put in extra work.
Art See Africa | Accra
In episode four of our series, we explore Ghana’s vibrant art scene in Accra.
Facts & myth busting: Men's sexual health
From masturbation and penis size to erectile dysfunction, Love Matters debunks misinformation about men's sexual health.
Should Germany return Nefertiti bust to Egypt?
An Egyptian archaeologist has demanded the repatriation of the iconic Queen Nefertiti bust from her Berlin exile.
The Missionary Position: Preaching, power, getting pregnant
Weird name for a sex position, right? Well, the story behind it is just as strange.
Ancient Peru: New discoveries highlight women's rule
Archaeologists have uncovered a throne room and detailed murals indicating that a woman likely ruled Moche society.
Frankfurt Book Fair 2024: Adult fiction booming
This year has seen record attendance at the festival. 'Romantasy' and 'Dark College' top the list of popular genres.
'Aura' is German youth word of the year 2024
Selected by Germany's youth as their trendiest slang, the word "aura" has been given new meaning by quantifying cool.
German Book Prize for Martina Hefter
Martina Hefter receives the German Book Prize 2024 for her novel about so-called 'love scammers'.
Literary voices from Germany
The shortlist for the German Book Prize and the authors behind the novels.
Author Igiaba Scego explores Italy's colonial past in Africa
In her writing, Igiaba Scego tells of Italy's repressed colonial past.
Peace Prize winner Anne Applebaum: A voice against autocrats
The US-Polish historian has warned the world of Russia's Vladimir Putin long before the full-scale war in Ukraine.
One Direction singer Liam Payne dies aged 31
Hotel staff made at least two calls to emergency services moments before the 31-year-old pop star fell to his death.
Kurov documentary traces Russian crackdown on free speech
Askold Kurov's film "Of Caravan and the Dogs" shows how Russia shut down independent media after invading Ukraine.
Europe-wide train links marred by steep costs, construction
The dream of a Europe-wide high-speed rail network is far from reality.
75 years of Frankfurt Book Fair: World stage for protests
The Cold War and Iran's fatwa on Rushdie had an impact on the book fair, which opens with a controversy from Italy.
Italy's spotlight at Frankfurt Book Fair sparks controversy
As guest of honor of the book fair, Italy has prompted fury by not inviting anti-Mafia author Roberto Saviano.
Chilean author Antonio Skarmeta dies at 83
He fled the Pinochet regime and wrote "Burning Patience," adapted into Oscar-winning "The Postman," in exile in Berlin.
Surrealism movement turns 100
"The Surrealist Manifesto" was published a century ago. How did artists change the way we see the world?
Martina Hefter wins 2024 German Book Prize
Hefter won with her story of a woman caring for her ill husband while chatting online with a Nigerian love scammer.
Dresden: Robo-conductor takes the baton
The Dresden Symphony Orchestra revisits the relationship between man and machine — and the results are surprising.
A Haydn project feted at Opus Klassik awards
An album by the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen gets a classical music award. It's featured in a DW documentary.
Robot conductor in charge at Dresden Symphony Orchestra
A robot maestro took the baton at the orchestra's anniversary concert. Is this the future of classical music?
Happy Birthday: Berlin's iconic TV tower turns 55
DW soars high above the hustle and bustle of Germany's capital Berlin to explore the iconic TV Tower.
The Ex-Factor: How to deal with breakups
From understanding self-worth to closures, Love Matters delivers a fresh perspective on healing from a heartbreak.
Why South Korean culture is a global hit
South Korean culture is once again in the spotlight with Han Kang's Nobel Prize win. But how did the K-wave start?
India: When stick figure cartoons are seen as a threat
Political cartoonist Rachita Taneja faces threats and a possible prison sentence for her Sanitary Panels webcomic.
Ryanair slashes German services, complains about taxes, fees
Low-cost airline Ryanair is stopping all flights to three German airports and cutting its operations in Hamburg by 60%.
Tadpoles top Wildlife Photography Contest 2024
Lichens, lynxes and an anaconda are some of the other critters featured in the year's winning photos.
Introducing: The Secret Life of Canada
The Secret Life of Canada from CBC Podcasts is a podcast about the country you know and the stories you don't.
Tarragona's human towers: where tradition meets teamwork
Constructing human towers is an impressive feat of strength and teamwork, with many reaching up to ten levels of height.
Why can't Germany complete its Unity Monument?
The construction of a monument to celebrate German reunification has been stalled due to disunity.
Beethovenfest: What does music have to do with democracy?
Unique Beethovenfest performances mark the anniversaries of Germany's Basic Law and German Unity Day.
Goethe: The pop star of his time?
The German literary giant had a pre-internet and social media cult following among young people for his 'viral' novel.
Seoul court fines BTS star Suga over e-scooter incident
A court in the South Korean capital has imposed a fine on the K-pop star Suga for riding an e-scooter while drunk.
Coming out when you're married
What happens when you discover your true sexuality after tying the knot in a traditional marriage?
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