The era of standardized medication is nearing its end. Personalized medication is the new buzzword. What changes await patients? And the pharma industry? For patient Lisa the new developments have been a blessing - right? We explain.

However good a doctor is, the computer can process more information faster about symptoms, chemical agents and the latest survey results. And in the operating theater, robots work with superior precision. What does digitalization mean for doctors?

The Madaraka Express in Kenya is the nation's and a boost for the economy. Kenya’s biggest infrastructure scheme is financed, built and operated by China as part of the Road and Belt Initiative.

With the New Silk Road, China offers smaller countries major investments, but financially weaker countries could be risking their independence. In Montenegro, China is financing a billion-euro highway - affecting a nature reserve.

Europe must hold together to meet the China challenge, warns author Shi Ming. The Beijing native has been living in Germany since 1990. MADE asks: what conflicts will accompany the billions of investments in the Silk Road?

The Silk Road is the world’s oldest trade route. It brought silk, spices and porcelain, but also ideas and religions, from Asia to Europe. The rise of sea travel saw the decline of the land links, but now China is planning a new Silk Road.

China's ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ is changing world trade. Built and financed by Chinese companies with state backing, the infrastructure project is a signal that China wants to play a global role and expand its influence.

It can be tough for foreigners to settle here, deal with the bureaucracy, learn the language, find a home and get a job. Some immigrants tell us about their experiences.

Almost a quarter of the people living in Germany were born elsewhere or have foreign roots. Who are they and how do they fare on the labor market?

Some young Indians seek a better future in the European Union, but the reality can prove to be less gratifying than expected. We meet some Indians studying and working in Poland. The economy may be thriving, but their prospects are not always great.