Germany is a car country. But times are changing. Electric vehicles are replacing gas guzzlers. Germany doesn't want to fall behind and is now investing in modern drive technology. Batteries made in Germany. Too late?

At the height of the coronavirus pandemic, the Hungarian government introduced changes to the health care system. Doctors' salaries have gone up significantly, but nursing and care workers have been left empty-handed. Two health care workers speak out.

It’s easy to spread fake news and it’s easy to make money with it. But the damage it does is considerable – it can make share prices fall and destroy reputations. How does it work and how much does it cost the global economy?

Lab-grown diamonds are taking some of the shine off the billion-dollar diamond business. Man-made diamonds are cheaper and more sustainable, and the technology used to produce them could also lead to innovations in other sectors.

It's been more than 100 years since the Bauhaus art school was founded. A number of products designed by its teachers and students are still being made. Officially under license, but also in unauthorized copies. And that can lead to lawsuits.

Online it’s getting harder than ever to distinguish between what’s real and what’s fake. The software is increasingly sophisticated and more widely available. How serious a threat do deepfakes pose to democracy and society?

Staying in fancy hotels, gracing the front row at fashion shows, dining in hip restaurants – and posting it all on Instagram. The global pandemic has put a stop to the glamorous lives of influencers and left them trapped at home. How are they coping?

People have always yearned to know what the future has in store for them — and have sought to find out with cards, crystal balls, and even tea leaves. So, what's Krieger's favorite fortune telling method?

In 2200, some people — those who can afford nanorobots that renew the body from within — will live to be 200. The wealthy live in cities in the clouds while, down on the Earth's surface, poor people suffer scorching heat waves and floods. Or could humanity's fate be different?

Many science fiction films have become cinema classics. Movies in this genre often combine scientific tropes with imaginations of future technology. It's a blend shown to captivate audiences. Such productions are often expensive but also tend to generate huge profits.