striving to create a sustainable future clever projects from europe and india eco. 90 minutes on d.w. . has a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss. just 3 of the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you like and the information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at d.f.w. dot com slash science. each tells my story. of the people who planned me builds me dedicated to me. i am not too dumb to. being lazy. listen closely and i will tell you about who knows who good to me up. under those to me down. i am not too dumb to publish. my own mocks my city days for centuries and accompanied my country through its finest albums until the day i mean a fan and. i'm still not to dumb to publish. april 8th d.w. . this is the news live from but then britain's prime minister boris johnson is battling the coronavirus in intensive cat johnson was admitted to a london hospital on sunday because their symptoms were not going away he tweeted that he was in

on a planet of its own people from over 190 countries live and work here while this broadcaster d.w. has put out a new book called planet berlin it features 50 international entrepreneurs in the capital well today we meet. don who owns one of the top jazz clubs he's originally from turkey but has called berlin home for most of his life we find out now how he turned his passion into a profession. not many attacks on it just club in berlin why did say those southern i think one here . here since. you want people here who are interested in culture are used to letting the music come alive. and that's why it's quite a bit easier to create the situation that the music really deserves so. it's not that way in turkey. so that's why i'm glad i have a club here rather than turkey. a different band takes to the stage most nights at the a challenger building jazz club is known for its intimate atmosphere there's only room for around $200.00 guests. the a train is an institutional indetermined capital. what makes any organizer happiest is seeing his location full. when the guests come and you see the

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that the province which is home to more than 3000000 people is wholly unprepared for an outbreak d.w. has been keeping in touch with people it live and this is the story. what's it like to live in it live in constant fear of assad's approaching forces in constant fear the aerial bombardments will resume. for weeks now 26 year old students are hazaar to our has been sending us our impressions images from the last rebel held city in syria where the coronavirus is on everyone's lips and i'm taking it seriously but it's difficult when i go outside i try to wear a mask and gloves i worry that my family or i will get infected i'm not any the ceasefire has been holding an ad lib for 4 weeks now the city is coming back to life and the streets and markets a bustling but just as people savor the sweet taste of freedom the threat of the coronavirus is looming. in other countries but the coronavirus people are cocooning the town. nobody is taking the danger seriously everyone's going shopping nobody's taking any precautions. in the refugee camps around the corona virus seems a distant threat to hundr

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d.w. sports has revealed that public support for a resumption of the bundesliga soccer season is fading dramatically the majority of people surveyed say they do not support football resuming in may with so-called ghost games. when disney games behind closed doors are necessary for survival all sports sending the wrong message the g.w. commission survey shows the majority of now against so-called ghost gains 49 percent of people don't support a resumption in may without fans that's almost 20 percent more than an identical survey conducted 3 weeks ago. when this league clubs and officials that desperate to play again to guarantee some 300000000 euros in missing t.v. revenue leaks plans for a restart would involve things like testing play is and restricting stadium access the head of the league says some clubs will go out of business if the season contrie starts to be too high to show a lamb asking all of those who are interested in the bundesliga really all of the full leniency and support to want to play without spectators is not what we want because the only thing that seems possible at the moment w

civil war a shaky cease fire has been holding that with aid organizations are warning that the province where more than 3000000 people live is wholly unprepared for an outbreak d.w. reporting team has been keeping in touch with people that enable it and here is the story they brought back. what's it like to live in a live in constant fear of assad's approaching forces in constant fear the aerial bombardments will resume. for weeks now 26 year old students are has been sending us their impressions images from the last rebel held city in syria where the coronavirus is on everyone's lips of us and i'm taking it seriously but it's difficult when i go outside i try to wear a mask and gloves i worry that my family or i will get infected i'm not any the ceasefire has been holding an ad lib for 4 weeks now the city is coming back to life and the streets and markets a bustling but just as people savor the sweet taste of freedom the threat of the coronavirus is looming. in other countries but the coronavirus people are cocooning the town here in nobody is taking the danger seriously everyone's going shopping nobody's taking any precautions. in the refugee camps around the

d.w. science has been looking in to this story for us hi fabienne what more have we heard about the vaccine and the clinical trials process here. yeah i basically just follow the press conference of c. companies are producing it together was a polish institute which is the germans to touche and that's in charge of. licensing the vaccine development process and also basically pursuing it along with companies as the situation is that we have the 1st big scene now that is a hold called m.r. and a vaccine the. as it is that basically is a domestic code that is harmless but it's going to triggers it mune response in the human is being brought into the cells with the help of nano particles lee peat nano particles these are little kind of. basically little it's pods that then go in there and read replicate the z m r n a. d.n.a. information so to say the genetic information and creates immune response this is only one of 4 vaccine models. that are all similar to each other some have different advantages over others that the same company is producing and it's also the only one it's only one of many

d.w. political correspondent has more now on today's reopening of store she warned that there was too much focus on easing travel restrictions particularly in the different 16 states around germany rather than focusing on making sure that people still are daring to those social distancing measures that are still in place and making sure that people are still keeping at least one and a half meters away from each other making sure that people are gathering in groups of no more than 2 and that people that you all me sing with or moving around cities with off from your household and so one thing that merkel did point out as well is that the results or rather the consequences of these relaxations that we're starting to see take place across germany this week the results of those won't be seen for another 14 days so there will be a reassessment in another 2 weeks and the key message from merkel is that germany just cannot be callous right now and that the cautious approach needs to continue. that was kate brady there reporting earlier today now here's a brief roundup of other coronavirus develop

d.w. dot com which has dedicated covered 9000 pages in 30 languages i'm chris cuomo and thanks for watching and before we let you go many scientists around the world are calling on governments to provide people with face masks if they intend on easing lockdown restrictions on taiwan seems to be a step ahead on those sorties there has sort of vending machines where people can scan their health insurance cards health insurance cards in order to pick up their fortnightly ration of 9 masks an idea other countries may well wish to a doctor it's. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. globalization face biodiversity species conservation exploitation equality. human rights displacement. the global impact of local action. global 3000. next d.w. . italy during the corona crisis. reporters braved the walk down. journeys through abandoned cities. where public life has come to a halt. and they need people who are afraid and full of worries. about health ins will be after the crisis. close up. in 60 minutes on d w. they were abducted by the nancy is until you can to germany to be raised

d.w. dot com which has dedicated covert 9000 pages in 30 languages i'm chris caldwell and thanks for watching and before we let you go many scientists around the world are calling on governments to provide people with face masts if they intend on easing lockdown restrictions on taiwan seems to be a step ahead on this story as there have sort of vending machines where people can scan their health insurance cards health insurance cards in order to pick up their fortnightly ration of 9 masks and idea other countries may well wish to a doctor it's. environmentally conscious livin with maximum comfort. her knowledge furia from tanzania is helping make it possible he started with sustainable ideas in his own home. to our kids inspiring others to innovate at his invention school for good. next t.w. . take on. music is a kind of culture war the media send me a phenomena i. i refer a little kid. 60 minutes. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all be. just 3 of the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like and new information on the wrong a virus

are the key to breaking the chain of transmission but the battle against this virus also has a religious dimension d.w. correspondent mission gys wall has travelled to the northern city of may want to find out why muslims are being targeted for supposedly staging what some locals are calling corona jihad. 3 more weeks of lockdown businesses closed of restrictive movement. but these men are fuming about something else abdul rashid a shop people in the northern city of made it says islamophobia in india is at an all time high. he squarely blames the indian media. corona has arrived this is what they say when they see muslims. they're beating us or shouting at us saying here comes corona is this a way to behave so if there is a limit to our patience the discrimination started off to an event by the kids or mot and islamic sect was recognised as a kid on our wireless hotspot many who attended the gathering in delhi became covert 19 carriers across india several media time that's what quick to claim that this was a deliberate attempt to undermine india some even alleging good or not jihad. these allegation

d.w. reporters in 2016 has helped italian prosecutors convict 4 human traffickers for smuggling nigerian women to florence to serve a sex slaves the defendants 3 men and a woman receive prison sentences of up to 16 years italian or charges are in the case based in part on work done by d.w. which learned of the trafficking ring in nigeria and follow the trail to the city writes groups of praise the convictions as a rare success in the fight against sexual exploitation. well under increases one of the d.w.p. reporters who uncovered that trafficking ring when he was reporting from west africa is now based in cape town in south africa welcome address so tell us about the report you co-produced back in 2060 well back then troll the number of migrants from western africa to europe was on the rise so we produced a 5 part series about the migration between west africa and europe we visited nigeria nigeria as well it's really and we talked to a lot of victims but once we reached it's really of course also wanted to talk to human traffickers which turned out to be of course very difficult nobody wanted

d.w. . eco india. the world has a bit less plastic when tableware is edible. and afghan women refugees have jobs. this is what the drama is doing. it's a project started by students in new delhi and you saw a lot of potential in that idea. for swing votes in india. in 60 minutes on d w. in a way discover the bauhaus school who helped world start my own w. . welcome to global 3000 this week we meet a south african entrepreneur who's using sustainable bricks made of construction waste to build sturdy heads for the poor. many people in the town of port too but only in a mix here real sense we visit the nation where happiness is the most important thing. first though we go to the antarctic.

outbreak has seen a leveling off of new hospital admissions but the medical system is still stretched beyond its capacity also coming up from bustling the world's capital to no man's land d.w. looks at how the people of paris are dealing with ever stricter rules under the country's coronavirus lockdown. i'm sorry kelly walked into the program the epicenter of america's corona virus outbreak new york state has reported its highest death toll in a single day nearly 800 in the last 24 hours now despite this grim milestone president trump has tried to reassure americans that the u.s. is heading toward the final stretch in battling the virus but the pandemic is still pounding new york city where even a cathedral has been drafted into service to treat the sick. beneath the stained glass windows this church is getting ready for a different east to crowd a significant weekend in the christian calendar president donald trump assured americans there is light at the end of the tunnel. or would have many easter is together in churches in the future. we're getting closer you see the numbers we're getting much closer to getting our country back to the way it was. as new york's death tol

d.w. news live from charlotte fighting for every life in one of germany's coronavirus hot spots no german state has been hit worse than bavaria medical workers soldier on through supply shortages and the risk of falling sick themselves. and the u.s. state of new york sees its deadliest day yet in the coronavirus and about state authorities say there are signs the outbreak is slowly. bust if the people can't come to jerusalem to bring jerusalem to the people easter services there find a bunch of old audience this year and a lot. of as welcome to the program corona virus infections confirmed worldwide have now passed 1500000 with the death toll approaching 90000 some countries hope the worst may soon be over after seeing sustained drops in new cases but others are seeing fresh outbreaks in india officials are sealing off coronavirus hotspots in the capital daily and the neighboring state the number of cases rose to over 5000 russia has seen a record daily spike in confirmed virus cases nearly 1500 new infections spain's prime minister says the country may be nearing the peak of its epidemic lawmakers

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has europe's 2nd highest number of deaths in this pandemic behind me we get more from d.w. correspondent shotor potts in london welcome shelter so why has the u.k. changed its counting methodology. well it's of course a huge number huge jump in one day there so before the department of health which is responsible for the counting had only included those that were affected by cold and died in the hospital not outside in the community or in care homes the government when pressured from journalists about this always said that it was too difficult to include those that died in the communities and in care homes but the pressure was too high and the government needed to change that and that explains this huge jump in numbers and it also shows you how widespread the virus is in the u.k. and how deadly it has been it has really affected here not only the elderly and the vulnerable but today's death toll for example included a 14 year old boy who sadly died of covert $99.00 she was otherwise healthy. lack of testing in the u.k. there must be warnings that the real figure is even high

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d.w. dot com which has dedicated covered 900 pages and 30 languages i'm chris coburn bolen thanks watching and we'll leave you now with pictures of the last part of the globe yet to be hit by the pandemic remoteness of antarctica is a blessing and a curse it's kept covert 19 at bay but would make sending help difficult if it does spread there the estimated 4000 people there can only hope that doesn't happen thanks for watching and taking. a goof or a good. bye old school instead of fireworks. in madagascar our students are learning how to make pallets and recants out of the plant remains. of the goal. less deforestation and more nutrients for the island nation. africa. next on d w. form or. in the art of climate change. this is. what. i. want to use today out of the future. teetotal dot com africa america series the multimedia. could turn. they were abducted by the 9 scenes and taken to germany to be raised as citizens of the. during world war 2 thousands of polish children suffer the small. even today many of them don't know their real parents well. they've lived with this trauma for deca

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