Germany is the most popular destination for migrants in Europe. Most migrants are looking for jobs, but not all of them find one. Why? And how welcome are migrants in Germany really? A fact check.

Malaysia's fast-growing economy is attracting increasing numbers of migrants from neighboring countries. Most of them work in low-qualified jobs under appalling conditions. A number of startups are helping to improve their situation.

As the auto industry shifts away from the combustion engine to e-mobility, carmakers are cutting jobs. We talk to a trade unionist about the fallout.

The coronavirus is bad news for business and German companies with Chinese operations are hard hit. We accompany a Chinese business consultant to see how those affected are coping.

What should water cost? Who should provide it? Is it morally acceptable for companies to profit from selling it to those who need it? Sophia Maria Schmidt, involved in the Students4Water project, discusses the issues. She says the price should rise.

It takes 8,000 liters to make a pair of jeans: we use a lot more water than we realise. Virtual water is a term for water used to make products. In effect, we even import water from drought-stricken regions in coffee or meat. What can we do about it?

Millions of people in the capital of the Philippines don’t have enough clean water. To improve things the government plans to build a dam to supply Manila with 600m liters of water a day. But it would uproot many people from their village homes.

Bottled water is very big business. Water sommelier is a new kind of occupation. To practise it, one has to learn about all kinds of barely perceptible differences. We visited a training course.

Thyssen-Krupp wants to revolutionize elevators using magnetic levitation - with a cable-less cabin that can also go sideways. The company is conducting tests on a monumental scale on the edge of Germany’s Black Forest.

IOTA is a relatively new cryptocurrency. It was launched in 2015, and features technology that is set to be used in the development of smart cities. MADE met up with co-founder Dominik Schiener.