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Babbel Nachrichten helps you keep up with recent events from around the world with exciting news sourced from Reuters – and in German, of course! That way, while you’re learning about technology of the future and discoveries from the past, you’ll be improving your listening skills at the same time. With helpful tips and guidance about the most important words and phrases, you’re sure to learn something new every week!
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S1E34 - Catcalling, Citizenship, and Festivity
Raising awareness of harassment, naturalization in Germany, and a festive exhibition. Using chalk to fight harassment in the street, getting German citizenship may become easier, and an exhibition in NYC stirs the senses. If you’d like to r
S1E33 - 8 Billion, Ritzy Shops, and a Wine Bath
Eight billion humans, a department store turns 115, and wine lovers take a bath. There are more humans than ever, glamorous shopping hasn't lost its shine for some, and Japanese wine lovers take it further than most. If you’d like to read a
S1E32 - Dance, Blackout Prep, and Less Shopping
Getting warm by dancing, blackout preparation, and Christmas in the retail sector. Swinging steps warm the body and mind, preparing for a blackout can put you at ease, and retailers in Germany anticipate low sales ahead of Christmas. If you
S1E31 - A Pony, Climate Rage, and No Football
A charming little pony, a stand-off in a protest, and German pubs boycotting Qatar. Pumuckel the pony may well feature in the Guinness World Records soon, fear of a climate collapse fuels protests, and the World Cup is not welcome this year
S1E30 - Rap, a Flipped Painting, and Cannabis
Music as therapy, stripey art upside down, and the future of cannabis in Germany. Songwriters use music to come to terms with their past, a famous piece of art has been admired upside down for years, and Germany moves to legalize cannabis.
S1E29 - Sun Fun, Migrants’ Plight, Muezzin Song
Late-summer fun, Venezuelan migrants are stuck, and the muezzin’s song resonates. Berliners get to enjoy some last-minute summer sunshine, Venezuelans seek a better future, and the muezzin sings in Cologne. If you’d like to read along, you
S1E28 - Public Transport, Mosaics, and Methane
Public transport in Oslo, precious art in Syria, and belching cows in New Zealand. Oslo is set to achieve some ambitious climate objectives, Syrian archeologists discover an extremely rare mosaic, and scientists in New Zealand try to get co
S1E27 - Music, Wood Stoves, and Polls in Brazil
New music by Depeche Mode, the popularity of wood stoves, and elections in Brazil. Depeche Mode announce their new album, demand for wood stoves goes through the roof, and the candidates in Brazil’s presidential election face a run-off. If
S1E26 - Glaciers, Brutality in Iran, and Coins
Meltwater in the Alps, the brutality of the Iranian regime, and new coins in the UK. Swiss glaciers have been melting at an unprecedented rate, the Iranian government brutally quells protests for civil liberties, and new UK coins show King
S1E25 - A Landmark, Poverty, and Still Water
The glow of Hollywood, poverty in Germany, and sparkling water may soon be still. The Hollywood sign is getting a makeover, rising prices in Germany cause complications for those living in poverty, and a CO2 shortage means beer might soon b
S1E24 - Flood Fallout, Cows, and Oktoberfest
Pakistan’s continuing plight, cows sounding the bell for autumn, and “O’zapft is”. People in Pakistan continue to suffer under the floods, cows return home from the mountains, and Oktoberfest is back on after a two-year break. If you’d like
S1E23 - Firewood, Rave for Hope, and New Grapes
Firewood is popular, raves offer respite in wartime, and new grapes grow sustainably. The popularity of firewood demands extra security measures, Ukrainian armed forces find peace in raves, and new types of grapes promise more sustainable w
S1E22 - Flood Damage, Recycled Art, and an Icon
Devastating floods, waste turned art, and an icon plays her way into fans’ hearts. The monsoon floods have wreaked havoc in Pakistan, a Venezuelan artist encourages his community to turn waste into art, and Serena Williams surprises fans at
S1E21 - A Solo Flight, a Parade, and a New King
Turning a dream into reality, marching for freedom, and celebrating a new monarch. A teenager flies solo around the world, Berlin celebrates Ukraine’s Independence Day, and the Zulu people crown their new king. If you’d like to read along,
S1E20 - A Jersey, French Fires and Rare Rocks
Millions for a piece of cloth, firefighting without borders, and mysterious rocks. A piece of basketball history is up for auction, firefighters from across Europe support each other, and Spanish archaeologists relish the opportunity to res
S1E19 - Climate Change, Wood Chips and Cereal
Impacts of rising temperatures, heating with renewables, and cereal for solidarity. Rising temperatures have far-reaching consequences, a small village switches to wood chip heating, and two teenagers come up with a creative way of showing
S1E18 - Heat, Putin in Red, and Uhura’s Goodbye
Battling heat in Germany, Putin on a playground and a farewell to the final frontier. Even animals need protection from the heat, a new statue of Putin appears on a playground, and Lieutenant Uhura says her last goodbye. If you’d like to re
S1E17 - Earthquakes, Thrills and a Failed Heist
The aftermath of an earthquake, a thrilling tourist attraction and a failed robbery. Filipinos are still shaken by the recent earthquake, the Lithuanian capital invites thrill-seeking tourists, and armed robbers leave empty-handed in German
S1E16 - Skaters, Energy Costs and a Protester
Skateboarding in Beijing, curbing energy costs, and a protesting Russian journalist. Women and girls cruise through the Chinese capital, the German city of Augsburg takes measures to cut energy costs, and a Russian journalist has been detai
S1E15 - A Baby Goat, a Winery and Wildfires
A baby goat becomes famous, flood-hit German wineries reopen, and wildfires rage on. Simba the baby goat finds fans online, winemakers in the flood-hit German Ahr Valley are hard at work, and firefighters are battling wildfires in Portugal.
S1E14 - Dancing, Dinosaurs and Beer Supplies
Ukrainians dancing in defiance, a dinosaur for sale and safe beer supplies (for now). People in Ukraine continue to dance defiantly in war zones, Sotheby's sells a rare dinosaur skeleton, and beer is still flowing in Germany – for the time
S1E13 - Poverty, Travel Chaos and Looted Art
Poverty rates in Germany, queues at airports and returning Benin bronzes to Nigeria. The share of the German population living in poverty is at an all-time high, travelers wait long hours at airports, and German museums finally give back so
S1E12 - Lives Uprooted, Gun Laws and Robots
Ukrainians longing for a normal life, changes to US gun laws, and a robot in a bar. Ukrainian students in Germany speak of missing their families and longing for the war to end, the US sees two changes to gun laws in one day, and a robot wo
S1E11 - Heatwaves, Protests and Fields on Fire
Heatwaves in Europe, cyclists’ naked protest, and a farmer fearing for his fields. Heatwaves lead to droughts in Europe, cyclists demand more road safety, and a Ukrainian farmer guards his fields against damage from Russian shelling. If you
S1E10 - Rock Music, Cannabis and Citizenship
Rock fans reunited, Thailand’s new cannabis law, and a Russian’s citizenship at risk. A German rock music festival is back in full swing, marijuana has now been decriminalized in Thailand, and a young Russian who protested against his gover
S1E9 - A Crown, a Bridge, and Other Treasures
Queen Elizabeth’s jubilee, a bridge for daredevils in Vietnam and Egyptian treasures. Cultural treasures are at the center of this episode, as diverse as they come: an event, an architectural achievement and valuables from the past. Discove
S1E8 - Public Transport and Women’s Rights
Public transport in Germany, and women’s rights issues in Spain and Afghanistan. Germans reflect on a new, cheaper public transport ticket for the summer. In Spain, women’s sexual and reproductive rights are set to be improved while in Afgh
S1E7 - A Guitar, a Flag and Water Shortages
A guitar with a history, a rainbow flag in a prominent position and water shortages. You’ll hear about the guitar that cemented a rift between two brothers, the German Ministry of the Interior raising a symbol against discrimination based o
S1E6 - Sunshine, Music and Solidarity in Sports
Ice cream weather in May, a historic concert in Berlin and solidarity in soccer. May has been a very warm month, and it also saw the kick-off of Russian punk band Pussy Riot’s tour, as well as a special charity soccer game. Hear about these
S1E5 - Pollution, Protests, and a Boar’s Name
A polluted river in Colombia, Russians against Putin, and a new name for a wild boar. Colombians near Bogotá are concerned about toxic foam and in Germany, Russians are protesting against the war in Ukraine. Meanwhile, in Bavaria, a wild bo
