Germany set to double military aid for Ukraine

Germany plans to spend &euro;8 billion in 2024 on military support for Ukraine, in its fight against Russia.

Europe's defense industry struggles to ramp up production

Despite the need and promises by the EU to supply Ukraine with ammunition, Europe's defense industry is finding it challenging to boost production. Moreover, politicians may find it difficult to convince arms manufacturers to produce more weapons faster.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Challenging stereotypes: a beauty salon for everyone

At the 'Grand Beauty' salon in Leipzig, people with a refugee or migrant background work as hairdressers, make-up artists, and manicurists on a donation basis, with the goal to uproot prejudices. Mara Hesse is a freelance make-up artist and anti-racism activist. As a Muslim woman born in Germany, she herself has experienced discrimination time and again. That is why she works as a make-up artist in the 'Grand Beauty' salon in Leipzig. Performance artist Frauke Frech founded the salon with the idea to use the body-related services to create encounters and conversations that would otherwise not take place, and to break down prejudices. After all, xenophobia is a problem in Leipzig-Gr&uuml;nau, where the salon is located. &nbsp;

Back pain and psychological triggers

Back pain doesn&rsquo;t always have mere physical causes. The mind can also play a role in irritating the body and the nerves. Stress, related to work or family, creates emotional blockages that psychotherapy can address.

Climate-adapted farm machinery

German agricultural machinery companies are reaping record profits &mdash; in part because farmers are upgrading to cope with climate change.

Better career chances: an app for women

An Indian app just for women aims to ensure more gender equality in the professional world. The app leap.club is about online networking, training, and mentoring.

The magic of Belgian waffles

Belgian waffles are sweet, tasty, and popular. Brussels and Liege waffles are said to be the most enticing. Join us for a sensuous look at this mouth-watering Belgian specialty.

AI in art: a tool or creative genius?

What is art? This age-old philosophical question has acquired a new twist: can art be produced by a machine? And if generated by artificial intelligence, can images be copyrighted?

Make hummus, not war

A place of understanding, in Berlin&rsquo;s Prenzlauer Berg district, the Kanaan restaurant is run by an Israeli and a Palestinian. The restaurant represents more than a shared culinary passion.

In Good Shape: all about infections

How dangerous are shingles or eye infections? Why are fungal infections on the rise? What vaccinations do you need? How can we boost our immune system? An issue about pathogens and how we can protect ourselves from them.

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New life: The long road to a donor organ

Silke Schulze is seriously ill. If she does not get a new heart and lung soon, she will die. For months, the 40-year-old has been waiting in a Berlin hospital for a life-saving organ donation. Adam Penkalla is a heart surgeon. If a suitable donor organ is found somewhere, he takes off to remove it and bring it safely back to Berlin. It's always a race against time. We accompany Silke Schulze on her long journey to a new life, and witness when she receives the life-saving organs in a 14-hour operation. We also follow Adam Penkalla as he travels abroad to remove a heart and bring it back to Berlin on a charter plane. &nbsp;

AI world domination? Not so fast

Imagine all AI systems, from your social media feed to Google Search, shutting down just because companies can&rsquo;t process any more data. Well, this is more likely than AI taking over the world. Why? Let's find out!

Trucks of the future: battery or hydrogen?

Truck manufacturers are under massive pressure to lower emissions. But should they go full throttle on all-electric batteries, hydrogen fuel cells, or even both? Multinationals are pursuing diverse strategies.

India's motor racing glory days

Sholavaram, a T-shaped track, north of Chennai in India, was once a magnet for motorsport enthusiasts. From 1953 to 1989, it hosted thrilling races that attracted top drivers from across the globe.&nbsp; The airstrip track hosted racing Faits, Ambassadors, home-built racing specials, F1, F2 and F5000 cars, Royal Enfields as well as Jawas. Join us as we delve into Indian motorsport's glory days.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The last hand-made Christmas ornaments

This workshop, turning out hand-made glass beads for Christmas tree ornaments, is the last of its kind. The little family business has been producing the delicate decorations the same way for over a century.

Sinking islands: Kiribati and climate change

Kiribati could soon become uninhabitable due to climate change. Residents are using all available means to protect themselves from rising sea levels. Residents are building walls to protect their homes from rising sea levels. This did work well for a long time. But the high tides are getting more extreme, resulting in what they call &lsquo;king tides.&rsquo; Now, walls are no longer a permanent solution. So how can Kiribati be saved? There have been discussions of an artificial replacement island or filling in some of the 33 islands. But, even though the disaster has been looming for years, these solutions are only theoretical. On the other hand, the government has remained tight-lipped about which solution it prefers. Meanwhile, residents are repairing their walls and hoping for support from overseas.&nbsp;

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