Deutsche Welle (BIH)
Bosnia ed Erzegovina
Deutsche Welle (BIH) is the Bosnian-language version of the German international public broadcaster, available to viewers in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Programming focuses on international news, current affairs, and documentary content, with an emphasis on European perspectives and global political developments. The channel also carries cultural and educational features, including reports on science, technology, and the environment. Deutsche Welle (BIH) broadcasts primarily in Bosnian, with some content in other regional languages, and can be received via satellite and through select cable networks in the country. Live streaming is accessible through the broadcaster’s website and mobile platforms.
Precedente
23:02–23:15
DW News Focus
Ora
23:15–23:30
Planet A
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Successivo
23:30–00:00
Close up: The Current Affairs Documentary
Programma
22:30 - 23:00
The Dip
The Dip is a weekly business and economics podcast from Deutsche Welle that connects the dots on global money, power, and geopolitical consequences. The Dip is a weekly business and economics podcast from Deutsche Welle that connects the dots on global money, power, and...
23:00 - 23:02
DW News
DW News is news and information channel from a German international broadcaster Deutsche Well. It provides the news from Europe and all around the world in several languages. DW News is news and information channel from a German international broadcaster Deutsche Well (German...
23:02 - 23:15
DW News Focus
In-depth analysis of current global events with clear insights and expert perspectives. A focused overview of the stories shaping the world, bringing together the latest international developments and essential context. From politics and economics to society, technology and...
IN DIRETTA 23:15 - 23:30
Planet A
Corals are one of the most traded and smuggled animals in the world - even more than ivory and pangolins. What do people want them for? Corals are one of the most traded and smuggled animals in the world - even more than ivory and pangolins. What do people want them for?
23:30 - 00:00
Close up: The Current Affairs Documentary
The small Serbian town of Bor lives from copper mining. The small Serbian town of Bor lives from copper mining. Many residents say that high levels of pollution from the mine, which has been majority-owned by a Chinese corporation since 2018, are making them sick.