DW Documentary

All around the world, entrepreneurs and scientists are looking for a way out of factory farming. They’re concerned by the issue of animal welfare. But a primary motive is the ecological impact of industrial livestock farming. 🐓 From plant-based to lab-grown meat, alternatives are being explored.  🎞 Find out more in “Fake steak - Future-proof food” on our YouTube channel. Just follow the link in our bio to watch the full-length documentary.  🔍 #documentary #dwdocs #meat #food

On Slovakia’s Tatra Mountains, delivery service is done the traditional way. One of the smallest mountain ranges in the world, this national park is a strictly protected UNESCO biosphere reserve, so building more roads and cable cars is out of the question. Luckily, the several huts spread throughout the remote heights can rely on the dedicated “Tatra Sherpas”, who work hard to deliver essential supplies, while keeping traditions alive. How much weight could you carry on your back? 🎞 Find out more in “Slovak porters - The last in Europe” on our YouTube channel. Just follow the link in our bio to watch the full-length documentary. 🔍 #documentary #sherpa #porter #tatra

Was Brexit a mistake?    On June 23, 2016, the United Kingdom voted in a referendum to leave the EU. In 2020, the exit took place. Years later, none of the Brexit promises have been kept.  In the face of a deep economic and social crisis, many Britons now believe that leaving the European Union was a mistake. There is a great deal of anger in society, also among politicians from both sides.     Our documentary “Brexit remorse - Was leaving the EU a mistake?” takes a look at what has changed in the UK since Brexit, and what kind of future awaits the country.    🎞 To watch “Brexit remorse - Was leaving the EU a mistake?”, tap the link in our bio.    🔍 #documentary #dwdocs #brexit #bregret #tonyblair

Artem is one of the last children still living in the Ukrainian village of Kamianka, which is now full of landmines. With no school to attend and danger just steps away, he studies English online and dreams of joining the Security Service. His mother, Tonya, returned to Kamianka despite the destruction, drawn by memories, and a sense of home.

Mallorca has long been a popular holiday destination, known for its vibrant nightlife and sandy beaches. But the surge in tourism and short-term rentals is driving up housing costs, pushing out locals who can no longer afford to pay rising rents.    In 2023, Spain introduced new housing law intended to regulate the rental market. But so far, the regional government has largely left the real estate sector in the hands of private investors – further fueling competition between tourists and locals for available housing.     🎞 Find out more in “Tourism’s hidden price: Mallorca’s housing crisis”. Tap the link in our bio to watch the full documentary.    🔍 #documentary #dwdocs #housingcrisis #Spain #RentIncrease #Gentrification

All around the world, entrepreneurs and scientists are looking for a way out of factory farming. They’re concerned by the issue of animal welfare. But a primary motive is the ecological impact of industrial livestock farming. 🐓 From plant-based to lab-grown meat, alternatives are being explored.  🎞 Find out more in “Fake steak - Future-proof food” on our YouTube channel. Just follow the link in our bio to watch the full-length documentary.  🔍 #documentary #dwdocs #meat #food

On Slovakia’s Tatra Mountains, delivery service is done the traditional way. One of the smallest mountain ranges in the world, this national park is a strictly protected UNESCO biosphere reserve, so building more roads and cable cars is out of the question. Luckily, the several huts spread throughout the remote heights can rely on the dedicated “Tatra Sherpas”, who work hard to deliver essential supplies, while keeping traditions alive. How much weight could you carry on your back? 🎞 Find out more in “Slovak porters - The last in Europe” on our YouTube channel. Just follow the link in our bio to watch the full-length documentary. 🔍 #documentary #sherpa #porter #tatra

Was Brexit a mistake?    On June 23, 2016, the United Kingdom voted in a referendum to leave the EU. In 2020, the exit took place. Years later, none of the Brexit promises have been kept.  In the face of a deep economic and social crisis, many Britons now believe that leaving the European Union was a mistake. There is a great deal of anger in society, also among politicians from both sides.     Our documentary “Brexit remorse - Was leaving the EU a mistake?” takes a look at what has changed in the UK since Brexit, and what kind of future awaits the country.    🎞 To watch “Brexit remorse - Was leaving the EU a mistake?”, tap the link in our bio.    🔍 #documentary #dwdocs #brexit #bregret #tonyblair

Artem is one of the last children still living in the Ukrainian village of Kamianka, which is now full of landmines. With no school to attend and danger just steps away, he studies English online and dreams of joining the Security Service. His mother, Tonya, returned to Kamianka despite the destruction, drawn by memories, and a sense of home.

Mallorca has long been a popular holiday destination, known for its vibrant nightlife and sandy beaches. But the surge in tourism and short-term rentals is driving up housing costs, pushing out locals who can no longer afford to pay rising rents.    In 2023, Spain introduced new housing law intended to regulate the rental market. But so far, the regional government has largely left the real estate sector in the hands of private investors – further fueling competition between tourists and locals for available housing.     🎞 Find out more in “Tourism’s hidden price: Mallorca’s housing crisis”. Tap the link in our bio to watch the full documentary.    🔍 #documentary #dwdocs #housingcrisis #Spain #RentIncrease #Gentrification