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A Year in Almanya 07.04.2016 | 42:29 mins.

For a year, a camera crew accompanied two young Syrians after their arrival in Germany. Like many refugees, they have had to overcome many hurdles on their long journey to asylum, from language and work to housing and medical care.

The Top Stories in 3 Minutes 06.04.2016 | 03:04 mins.

DW News presents the most important news - in brief, quickly and up-to-date.

DW Business (04/06/2016) 06.04.2016 | 11:21 mins.

US tightens rules on foreign headquarters - EnBW loses compensation claim against German government for nuclear power shutdown - Traffic chaos in Jakarta

US tightens rules on foreign headquarters # DW Business # 06.04.2016 06.04.2016 | 01:01 mins.

The creators of Viagra and Botox have called off a merger which would have seen Pfizer's headquarters shift to Ireland. The country is well-known for its low corporation taxes. The u-turn came after the US president announced measures to curb tax inversion.

The common cuckoo bird in Germany 06.04.2016

Germans have a particular affinity for the cuckoo bird, as memorialized in ornamental clocks. But it's losing the ability to lay eggs in other birds' nests, and conservationists are calling on everyone's help.

World in Progress: Zimbabwe's debate about the death penalty 06.04.2016 | 04:06 mins.

More than 100 people are on death row in Zimbabwe, were executions have not taken place in over a decade. That's partly due to the fact that the justice ministry has not been able to find someone who will carry out executions. And the debate about the abolition of capital punishment has been rekindled in the country.

World in Progress: Ecuador critics 06.04.2016 | 06:46 mins.

Ecuador’s president, Rafael Correa, has one of the highest popularity ratings in Latin America. During his nine years in office, he has invested heavily in education, public health, and other social programs in what he labeled a 'citizen's revolution'. But despite the improvements for many, there is also a pattern of persecution of critical thinkers by the government, state media, and the courts.

World in Progress: Supporting peace efforts more effectively 06.04.2016 | 16:07 mins.

International peacebuilding experts can help to make a country stable after a conflict. But even though foreign interveners from the UN and NGOs can have a very positive effect, their attitudes and the way their work is currently organized needs to change says Professor Séverine Autesserre in her book 'Peaceland'. She explains how peacebuilders can improve their work and serve local needs.

US: Frontrunners lose in Wisconsin primary 06.04.2016 | 01:47 mins.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton lead their parties' respective races for the US presidential nomination. But Wisconsin didn't go their way. In the sole primary contest for both sides this week, Republican Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders for the Democrats saw momentum shifting in their direction.

Amnesty report: executions on the rise 06.04.2016 | 01:48 mins.

More than 1600 people were executed in 2015, fifty percent more than in 2014. The dramatic rise is mainly due to Pakistan, Iran and Saudi Arabia. Last year Pakistan executed the largest number of people ever recorded by NGO Amnesty International.

Berthold’s Bundesliga: Götze, Leave Bayern! 06.04.2016 | 01:10 mins.

Mario Götze’s career has stalled at Bayern, so what should he do this summer? Thomas Berthold gives the midfielder some advice, from one World Cup winner to another.

Is the EU refugee deal with Ankara working? 06.04.2016 | 02:03 mins.

A controversial EU-Turkey deal on deporting migrants seems to be slowing the numbers of people heading for Greek shores. But many would-be refugees are still trying to head for Europe. DW’s Julia Hahn reports from the Turkish port city of Dikili.

Expert take on tax havens 06.04.2016 | 02:04 mins.

Nicholas Shaxson is the author of "Treasure Islands: Tax Havens and the Men who Stole the World". The investigative journalists knows who benefits most in the dirty business of hiding money and saving taxes.

DW Business (04/06/2016) 06.04.2016 | 11:19 mins.

EnBW loses compensation claim against German government for nuclear power shutdown - India benefits from low oil prices - Tourism in times of terror - Traffic chaos in Jakarta

World in Progress: Improving peacebuilding 06.04.2016 | 29:59 mins.

Amnesty International reports highest number of executions in 25 years - Zimbabwe's debate about the death penalty - Making peacebuilding more effective - Critical thinkers not welcome in Ecuador's citizen's revolution

World in Progress: Amnesty reports global surge in executions 06.04.2016 | 05:47 mins.

According to a new report by Amnesty International, there has been a 50 percent surge in the number of executions worldwide in 2015. More than 1.634 executions were officially recorded, the highest number in 25 years. Real figures are probably much higher, as China is keeping the number of executions secret. The huge surge is mainly due to Pakistan, Iran and Saudi Arabia.

Traffic chaos in Jakarta 06.04.2016 | 01:38 mins.

The economy in Indonesia is growing and the income of the population is on the rise. More people are buying their own car. But the transportation network is not good enough. Streets in Jakarta are horribly congested. The government is now trying to lift the regulation of three passengers in one car. This may not only deepen the transit chaos, but might even lead to job losses.

Digital revolution leaves developing nations behind 06.04.2016 | 01:15 mins.

Africa has the world's fastest growing mobile phone market. The continent's IT sector is considered an important element for economic development. Despite some progress, Africa's digital revolution is still on the horizon.

EnBW loses compensation claim against German government for nuclear power shutdown 06.04.2016 | 01:02 mins.

A German regional court has ruled against energy provider EnBW in its suit against the German government. The company demanded compensation after Berlin decided to shut down all the country's nuclear power plants in 2011, forcing EnBW to close two of its reactors.

Tourism in times of terror 06.04.2016 | 02:27 mins.

Relaxing at the beach while enjoying the sun can no longer be taken for granted in many tourism destinations. That's why travel companies like Germany's TUI are increasingly becoming crisis managers. Current developments in touristic destinations have to be followed closely and travel arrangements need to be adjusted accordingly.

Museum shows Germany’s own migrant history 06.04.2016 | 03:34 mins.

Germans often have trouble accepting that their country has been shaped by waves of immigration. The German Emigration Center in Bremerhaven looks back 300 years to a time when people were leaving Europe in droves in search of a better life.

Dutch head to polls over EU-Ukraine deal 06.04.2016 | 03:29 mins.

Dutch Eurosceptics are hoping to harness anti-European Union sentiment as voters in the Netherlands hold a key, but non-binding referendum on a cooperation deal between the EU and Ukraine. The deal was a key element that triggered the Ukraine crisis.

Shaky ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh 06.04.2016 | 01:33 mins.

Conflicting reports have come in on whether the ceasefire between Armenia and Azerbaijan in the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh is holding. Russia urged both sides to observe the truce after the long-dormant conflict flared up on the weekend.

India benefits from low oil prices 06.04.2016 | 01:50 mins.

Low oil prices could be a blessing for India as it tackles ongoing budget and infrastructure problems. Unlike many emerging economies, India imports most of its oil from abroad. Low oil prices have little impact on government revenues.
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