TV Highlights Your English Television Program June 2018 All times given in UTC/GMT I Local Times: Lagos UTC +1 | Cape Town UTC +2 | Nairobi UTC +3 | Delhi UTC +5,5 | Bangkok UTC +7 | Hong Kong UTC +8 | London UTC +1 | Berlin UTC +2 | Moscow UTC +3 |San Francisco UTC –7 | Edmonton UTC –6 | New York UTC –4 GLOBAL MEDIA FORUM Global Inequalities Deutsche Welle's Global Media Forum is taking place in Bonn from 11 to 13 June. The title of the event is “Global Inequalities.” DW is broadcasting the following programs in conjunction with the international media conference: The documentary Delicate Balance – Life in a Globalized World weaves together the stories of people on three continents: Afri- can migrants who want to escape to Europe, Spanish laborers who can no longer make a living and Japanese employees growing isolated in the modern world. Although we may not have much in common on the sur- face, we are all people and that connects us. We all have ambitions, desires and hopes. Therein lies the opportunity to not just focus on the negative effects of globaliza- tion, but to create something new, together. We're guided through the film by the former president of Uruguay, José “Pepe” Mujica, who repeatedly appeals to our humanity. Starting TUE 12 June 19:15 When does social inequality become a problem? And: Where does inequality actu- ally begin? Sociological studies provide us with the answer: Education. Access to edu- cation sets the decisive course – advance- ment or dead-end? In many nations, the decision as to which school a child attends and whether university is a prospect at all, is a question of finances. Global 3000 reports on the causes of global inequality. Starting MON 11 June 21:30 SPORTS HIGHLIGHT Soccer World Cup in Russia Soccer fans all over the world are gearing up for the sport's next big highlight: From 14 June, 32 national squads will begin battling it out for the coveted World Cup. The opening match of the 21st FIFA World Cup is between Russia and Saudi Arabia. Title-holder Germany plays its first game on the 17 June against Mexico. German fans will be hoping that their team can hold on to the very end. Maybe they’ll even clinch the championships again in the final on 15 July at the Luzhniki Olympic Stadium in Moscow. The Germans have already won the cup four times – in 1954, 1974, 1990 and 2014. Deutsche Welle's news and magazine shows will be providing full coverage of the 2018 FIFA World Cup. With a particular focus, of course, on the progress of the German team. ARTS.21 Architecture Biennale in Venice “Freespace” is the motto of the 16th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice, which invites participants to engage with the social and creative potential of the public space. This is a precious commodity in the lagoon city, which has been threatened by rising water levels for decades. So, it's no surprise to learn then that Venice 2018 will play a bigger role in the world exhibition. The German pavilion focuses on a very particular free space: In its contribution “Unbuilding Walls,” curators, the architecture studio “Graſt” and former East German political activist Marianne Birthler explore what happened with areas in Berlin and along the former inner-German border, occupied by the Wall until 1989. A special edition of Arts.21 broadcast from Venice reports on new architectural approaches – from reunified Berlin to rural China. SAT 2 June 21:30 | SUN 3 June 08:30 | 17:30 | MON 4 June 04:30 | 12:30 Photo: dpa The official ball for the soccer World Cup 2018: “Telstar 18” Photo: DW
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TV HighlightsYour English Television Program June 2018
All times given in UTC/GMT I Local Times: Lagos UTC +1 | Cape Town UTC +2 | Nairobi UTC +3 | Delhi UTC +5,5 | Bangkok UTC +7 | Hong Kong UTC +8 |
London UTC +1 | Berlin UTC +2 | Moscow UTC +3 |San Francisco UTC –7 | Edmonton UTC –6 | New York UTC –4
GLOBAL MEDIA FORUM
Global Inequalities Deutsche Welle's Global Media Forum is taking place in Bonn from 11 to 13 June. The title of the event is “Global Inequalities.” DW is broadcasting the following programs in conjunction with the international media conference:
The documentary Delicate Balance – Life in a Globalized World weaves together the stories of people on three continents: African migrants who want to escape to Europe, Spanish laborers who can no longer make a living and Japanese employees growing isolated in the modern world. Although we may not have much in common on the surface, we are all people and that connects us. We all have ambitions, desires and hopes. Therein lies the opportunity to not just focus on the negative effects of globalization, but to create something new, together. We're guided through the film by the former president of Uruguay, José “Pepe” Mujica, who repeatedly appeals to our humanity.
Starting TUE 12 June 19:15
When does social inequality become a problem? And: Where does inequality actually begin? Sociological studies provide us with the answer: Education. Access to education sets the decisive course – advancement or deadend? In many nations, the decision as to which school a child attends and whether university is a prospect at all, is a question of finances. Global 3000 reports on the causes of global inequality.
Starting MON 11 June 21:30
SPORTS HIGHLIGHT
Soccer World Cup in Russia Soccer fans all over the world are gearing up for the sport's next big highlight: From 14 June, 32 national squads will begin battling it out for the coveted World Cup. The opening match of the 21st FIFA World Cup is between Russia and Saudi Arabia. Titleholder Germany plays its first game on the 17 June against Mexico. German fans will be hoping that their team can hold on to the very end. Maybe they’ll even clinch the championships again in the final on 15 July at the Luzhniki Olympic Stadium in Moscow. The Germans have already won the cup four times – in 1954, 1974, 1990 and 2014. Deutsche Welle's news and magazine shows will be providing full coverage of the 2018 FIFA World Cup. With a particular focus, of course, on the progress of the German team.
ARTS.21
Architecture Biennale in Venice “Freespace” is the motto of the 16th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice, which invites participants to engage with the social and creative potential of the public space. This is a precious commodity in the lagoon city, which has been threatened by rising water levels for decades. So, it's no surprise to learn then that Venice 2018 will play a bigger role in the world exhibition. The German pavilion focuses on a very particular free space: In its contribution “Unbuilding Walls,” curators, the architecture studio “Graft” and former East German political activist Marianne Birthler explore what happened with areas in Berlin and along the former innerGerman border, occupied by the Wall until 1989. A special edition of Arts.21 broadcast from Venice reports on new architectural approaches – from reunified Berlin to rural China.
SAT 2 June 21:30 | SUN 3 June 08:30 | 17:30 | MON 4 June 04:30 | 12:30
Photo: dpa
The official ball for the soccer World Cup 2018: “Telstar 18”
Photo: DW
All times given in UTC/GMT I Local Times: Lagos UTC +1 | Cape Town UTC +2 | Nairobi UTC +3 | Delhi UTC +5,5 | Bangkok UTC +7 | Hong Kong UTC +8 |
London UTC +1 | Berlin UTC +2 | Moscow UTC +3 |San Francisco UTC –7 | Edmonton UTC –6 | New York UTC –4
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EUROMAXX
Amsterdam's Secret Gardens Amsterdam's canals are world famous. A boat trip through the city's dense waterway system, lined with picturesque buildings, is a highlight of any visit to the Dutch capital. But what few visitors to Amsterdam know is that some of the beautiful gabled houses have gorgeous gardens. The idyllic green spaces are wellhidden and for private use only. But once a year, locals and tourists are allowed a glimpse behind the brick facades – during the “Open Tuinen Dagen,” or Open Garden Days. It's a chance to enter and admire nearly 30 green oases. Euromaxx takes a look by embarking on a tour of Amsterdam's secret canal gardens.
MON 18 June 22:30 | TUE 19 June 00:30 | 10:30 | 13:30
IN GOOD SHAPE
Forever Slim The global obesity rate is continually on the rise. It's thought that more than two billion people are currently affected. So the focus now has to be on losing weight – for the sake of health and wellbeing. In Germany alone, half the population would like to shed some pounds. But why do so few manage? After all, the diet market is saturated with offerings: Weight Watchers, lowcarb, the paleo or pineapple diets, miraculous powders that claim to reduce hunger pangs. Crash diets may help for rapid weight loss, but then the yoyo effect comes into play and dieters soon find they're back where they started. What's the secret to longterm weight loss with no negative impact on the human organism? Which foods are allowed, and what’s taboo? And which sport is the most effective way to burn fat? In Good Shape presenter Carsten Lekutat explores some answers to these questions with nutrition expert Dr. Stefan Lück.
THU 7 June 16:30 | SAT 9 June 17:30 | SUN 10 June 12:30 | MON 11 June 00:30
DOCFILM
Truth Detectives War crimes and human rights violations are being brought to court with increasing frequency. These days, in almost all the world's conflict and crisistorn regions, people are using their smartphones to document what's happening to them. Past atrocities can be partially reconstructed with the help of satellite images. The twopart documentary Truth Detectives shows how the latest technology is helping to uncover these crimes all over the world.
Part 1 Starting SAT 30 June 19:15
DOCFILM
The Ruins of Raqqa In October 2017, Raqqa was liberated from the clutches of the Islamic State movement (IS). The city in northern Syria had for a long time been the unofficial capital of the socalled IS Caliphate, declared in 2014. Hundreds of civilians died in the battles for Raqqa, which has been reduced to rubble. It's a scene of utter devastation. The documentary The Ruins of Raqqa shows what life is like for those left behind.
Starting THU 7 June 19:15
Destroyed houses in Raqqa, Syria
Photo: dpa
Garden in Amsterdam
Photo: Hotel Droog Amsterdam / Thijs Wolzak
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