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Current edition 14.06.13 | 16:15 - 16:45 UTC

World Stories - International Reporters

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07.06.13 | 16:15 - 16:45 UTC

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14.06.13 | 16:15 - 16:45 UTC

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21.06.13 | 16:15 - 16:45 UTC

World Stories Archive

World Stories  | 14.06.2013

This week on World Stories, we ride along with Harley Davidson bikers - in Vietnam. We see more gorillas in Rwanda's mist than Diane Fossey. Jordan braces for a deluge of refugees from the ongoing Syrian civil war, Brazilian doctors help diabetics outrun their illness, and Bulgaria showcases some rarities from a little-known media history in its first and only museum of radio days. 

World Stories  | 07.06.2013

The first report of this edition takes us to another universe: the world of nanotechnology and its potential in cutting-edge medical research. Almost as healthy is a repot on fruit bouquets, fresh from Bulgaria. A Palestinian filmmaker tells us why he needed six cameras to make his documentary, a Hungarian priest tells us how the Mary of Andocs gets her clothes. 

World Stories  | 31.05.2013

This week, World Stories heads to Australia to find out how a Bengali manuscript ended up in a remote mosque. In Kenya we see how conservationists are trying to protect animals from poachers. We meet a female farmer in Lebanon who is also a successful artist. We see how a pioneering program is helping Moldovan youngsters with disabilities. 

World Stories  | 24.05.2013

This week, World Stories takes a look at amendments to Singapore's draconian death penalty laws. We've also got a report from Pakistan about a man who has devoted his life to helping others and we travel to Venezuela to find out how to make the perfect cup of coffee. In Baghdad, we visit a center that cares for young children with autism and find out how Russians like to pamper their pets. 

World Stories  | 17.05.2013

This edition of World Stories opens in South Africa where an abused mother tells her story. In Iceland, specialists from the world are learning how to use geothermal energy, Mongolians are reviving the traditional sport of anklebone shooting, a Guatemalan park director enlists squatters to help him bring save the rain forest, and farms in New Zealand are breeding deer for hunting and deer velvet. 

World Stories

Collaborating with its premium international partners, World Stories features their best and most captivating stories. Journalists from around the world share their view of their home country and continent, their people, and their issues.

Team

Laila Harrak

Laila Harrak joins DW’s “World Stories” with a strong background in global journalism.

Team

Sumi Somaskanda

Sumi has reported for various radio, television and print outlets in the US, Germany and beyond.

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