Tagesschau·
Why we still throw away so much food
Every year in Germany, almost eleven million tons of edible food end up in the garbage. Why has hardly anything changed for years? What can we learn from our neighbors? by Edgar Verheyen.
How much of a challenge are recurrent bombings for Pakistan?
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Dozens were killed and injured in an attack by an armed group in a northwestern city.
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Tagesschau·
FAQ: What you need to know about the elections in Berlin
Four parties are close together in the polls, the CDU and the left are competing for the top: The Berlin election promises to be exciting. How the election goes and why its outcome many..
Tagesschau·
What is important for the elections in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
It is a duel between the polling leading AfD and the ruling SPD: In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Manuela Schwesig fights for the election victory. Why it is not enough for a two-party alliance..
Sky News Arabia·
Ten hidden marks of hearing loss
The loss of hearing does not always begin with a clear change, as in many cases it gradually evolves, so that a person can be used to hearing words confusingly or raising the voice of television without realizing the problem. A series of daily signs reveal signs..
Der Spiegel·
Long-Term Relationships: How Couples Break Away From Societal Ideals
At least that's how many people feel. How we manage to detach our relationship from social ideals. And finally free to love.
Der Spiegel·
Sex in Long-Term Relationships: What Couples Can Do When Physical Closeness Becomes the Problem
It was all madness. At the beginning. But after a few years, rest comes in bed. And yearning: How do we, two people with different needs, get back to..