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In this edition: Internet filmmaker TomSka, the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest, wall tattoos by TapeRay, exclusive glasses by Jörn Dackow and the strange world of max x.

This time on World Stories, we visit Bosnia to see how one woman is coping with the trauma of war. We dive into the sea off Indonesia in search of sunken treasure and stop over to see the last tin mine in Tasmania on our way to marveling at Moscow's newly renovated Bolshoi Theatre.

Transatlantic Ties - Is Europe Still Number One for the US?

The aim of synthetic biology is to create artificial life that is not found in nature. Tomorrow Today looks into a world where engineering techniques are applied to biology.

On this edition, Arts.21 interviews two ambitious young architects and rediscovers the legendary photographer Eve Arnold. We also take a look at Fatih Akin’s new film, now premiering at Cannes. And last but not least we recount how a photograph on Facebook destroyed someone's life.

Video of the Day: High Seas Survival Training - In an indoor swimming pool in Düsseldorf, sailing enthusiasts are practicing what to do in an emergency, including how to enter a lifeboat - or how to get away from it, if it capsizes. As we find out, preparing oneself for the high seas is a serious challenge.

Roger Hodgson