Nastojashcheje Vremya programa šiandien

These are films about people living in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia. They speak different languages, but all the films tell the same story: about what moves us, saddens us, or brings us joy. We don't separate life into politics and everything else — we simply talk about what truly matters.

DW's on-the-ground reporters are always close to the action, be it covering international events or zooming in on some of the quirks of daily life. Camera always in hand, they report on the changes they see taking place in Germany, Europe and around the world.

In the documentary project "America: Big Adventure," we explore various American states and cities through the stories of their residents, culture, and cuisine.

Интервью со спецпредставителем президента США Джоном Коулом

Results of the week with Mumin Shakirov.

The film "Broken Ties", by independent Russian filmmaker Andrey Loshak, is an unflinching portrayal of families divided by war. It features seven different pairings, whose members speak periodically with Loshak, one-to-one, to explain their points of view. Their conversations extend over the war's first three months, during which time their opinions evidence no change. The film makes no attempt at dialogue - on the contrary, it is a testimony to the absence of dialogue amidst an unfolding war, and an unsentimental diagnosis of the sickness of a society in which official propaganda proves stronger than even the most intimate family ties.

"Система" проанализировала сотни научных статей, опубликованных в последние 10 лет иранскими и российскими исследователями, и обнаружила,

News and reports from Europe.

The program features news and stories of life in the Crimea under an increasingly authoritarian rule.

This newsmagazine provides a rare glimpse into life in war torn Eastern Ukraine.

Arts Unveiled dives deep into the international creative scene, uncovering new ideas and explaining cultural phenomena that shape our history, present and future. Who are the artists? What are their greatest works of art? And how are they having an impact? Where can we find their exciting projects?

The film "Broken Ties", by independent Russian filmmaker Andrey Loshak, is an unflinching portrayal of families divided by war. It features seven different pairings, whose members speak periodically with Loshak, one-to-one, to explain their points of view. Their conversations extend over the war's first three months, during which time their opinions evidence no change. The film makes no attempt at dialogue - on the contrary, it is a testimony to the absence of dialogue amidst an unfolding war, and an unsentimental diagnosis of the sickness of a society in which official propaganda proves stronger than even the most intimate family ties.

Программа освещает основные проблемы Молдовы через судьбы реальных людей, предоставляя международной аудитории уникальный взгляд на текущие вызовы страны и её надежды на будущее.

Интервью с правозащитником Иваном Чувиляевым.

News and reports from Europe.

Совместный российско-китайский проект по созданию лесопромышленного парка в томском городе Асино не оправдал ожиданий. Более 15 лет назад китайские инвесторы начали возрождать комбинат, который в советское время градообразующим. По договору иностранцы должны были не только вырубать лес, но и построить несколько заводов по обработке древесины. С трудом открытые предприятия так и не вышли на проектные мощности и на протяжении нескольких лет показывают только убытки. Развал действующего комбината грозит социальными проблемами. Ведь на производстве заняты многие жители небольшого сибирского городка и не все смогут найти другую работу.

Professionals and non-professionals discuss human rights and human interests issues, important for everyone. You Have the Right with Maryana Torocheshnikova.

The program features news and stories of life in the Crimea under an increasingly authoritarian rule.

This newsmagazine provides a rare glimpse into life in war torn Eastern Ukraine.

Arts Unveiled dives deep into the international creative scene, uncovering new ideas and explaining cultural phenomena that shape our history, present and future. Who are the artists? What are their greatest works of art? And how are they having an impact? Where can we find their exciting projects?

For four years now, thousands of Ukrainians — both military personnel and civilians — have been taken captive and disappeared behind the walls of Russian pretrial detention centers and penal colonies. Many Ukrainians are being held incommunicado, with no contact at all with the outside world; even their relatives do not know where their loved ones are now. In places of detention, the Russian authorities have created torture conditions: no medical care or hot water, food that is impossible to get full on, and daily beatings. Every minute of life depends on the whims of security officers or on orders handed down from above. And no one knows how it will end — in an exchange, a sentence, or death. "You are in paradise" — with these words prison guards greeted Ukrainian prisoners of war while subjecting them to brutal, elaborate torture. You Are in Paradise is a documentary film by Svitlana Osypova in which we tell the story of what Ukrainians captured by Russia go through, who is responsib

Programs that familiarize the viewer with unique people, show places and events that are little known even in Ukraine itself.

Программа освещает основные проблемы Молдовы через судьбы реальных людей, предоставляя международной аудитории уникальный взгляд на текущие вызовы страны и её надежды на будущее.

Интервью с правозащитником Иваном Чувиляевым.

News and reports from Europe.

Совместный российско-китайский проект по созданию лесопромышленного парка в томском городе Асино не оправдал ожиданий. Более 15 лет назад китайские инвесторы начали возрождать комбинат, который в советское время градообразующим. По договору иностранцы должны были не только вырубать лес, но и построить несколько заводов по обработке древесины. С трудом открытые предприятия так и не вышли на проектные мощности и на протяжении нескольких лет показывают только убытки. Развал действующего комбината грозит социальными проблемами. Ведь на производстве заняты многие жители небольшого сибирского городка и не все смогут найти другую работу.

Professionals and non-professionals discuss human rights and human interests issues, important for everyone. You Have the Right with Maryana Torocheshnikova.

The program features news and stories of life in the Crimea under an increasingly authoritarian rule.

This newsmagazine provides a rare glimpse into life in war torn Eastern Ukraine.

Arts Unveiled dives deep into the international creative scene, uncovering new ideas and explaining cultural phenomena that shape our history, present and future. Who are the artists? What are their greatest works of art? And how are they having an impact? Where can we find their exciting projects?

For four years now, thousands of Ukrainians — both military personnel and civilians — have been taken captive and disappeared behind the walls of Russian pretrial detention centers and penal colonies. Many Ukrainians are being held incommunicado, with no contact at all with the outside world; even their relatives do not know where their loved ones are now. In places of detention, the Russian authorities have created torture conditions: no medical care or hot water, food that is impossible to get full on, and daily beatings. Every minute of life depends on the whims of security officers or on orders handed down from above. And no one knows how it will end — in an exchange, a sentence, or death. "You are in paradise" — with these words prison guards greeted Ukrainian prisoners of war while subjecting them to brutal, elaborate torture. You Are in Paradise is a documentary film by Svitlana Osypova in which we tell the story of what Ukrainians captured by Russia go through, who is responsib

Programs that familiarize the viewer with unique people, show places and events that are little known even in Ukraine itself.