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On this week’s show, we take stock of the German election, one that saw a rightwing party voted into the Bundestag for the first time in a half century + On the streets of eastern Berlin, we hear why voters have turned to the Alternative for Germany + And does money and education protect you from propaganda?

Join us on the road: DW's Neil King and Gabriel Borrud explore what it takes to be German and how migrants and refugees are integrating into German society. We visit Neil's old school in Germany, attend Friday prayers at a mosque, talk Islamophobia with the AfD, and get to jam with a unique German-Turkish rock band.

Join us on the road: DW's Neil King and Gabriel Borrud explore what it takes to be German and how migrants and refugees are integrating into German society. We visit Neil's old school in Germany, attend Friday prayers at a mosque, talk Islamophobia with the AfD, and get to jam with a unique German-Turkish rock band.

Join us on the road: DW's Samantha Early and Sarah Steffen drive all over Germany to find out what it means to be German. This 'identity' question comes up over and over in public debate - and especially this year with Germany's nationwide elections. Join us as we visit local festivals, meet a European borderhopper and find out about quirky things in Germany.

On this week's show: International concern as the Rohingya flee in swathes to Bangladesh amid increased conflict in Myanmar + No end to violence in Colombia following the landmark FARC deal + And how different are hipsters from non-hipsters, really?

This week: Preparing for disaster – we interview a prepper and disaster control expert. The North Korean defector whose online comic series is going viral in the south, the community surgeon in Sierra Leone who’s not a doctor but is performing emergency operations, and delving into asexuality in Germany.

This week: Venezuelans in search of a better life in Chile, a German politician stirring sentiments over refugees and an anti-IS radio station in Iraq, eco-activism in Canada and the US, geeks in Gaza and a celebration to remember in Colombia.

This week: drownings, warning shots and wars of words… what on earth is going on in the Mediterranean? We meet the refugees in Indonesia, creating a life in limbo. Plus, a musical journey connecting Syria, Australia, Hollywood and Berlin.

Big tasks and the people taking them on: The Madrid housewife whose phone became a lifeline for refugees, the Hamburg cop supporting police in Mali on the world's deadliest UN peacekeeping mission and the German parents readying their children to enter school. Plus, a special series on South Africa's emerging black middle class.

On this week's show: Meet a photographer who is documenting the plight of statelessness. Hear from a Syrian boy what it's like to grow up in the world's largest refugee camp. And get to know a social worker in Slovakia who is campaigning for the rights of the homeless. Plus, hear some unique stories about transportation, from road rage in Latin America to huge traffic jams in Jakarta and Kabul.