World Stories

The magazine focuses on people and the interesting stories they have to tell. World Stories offers news, reports and portraits on all facets of life that give new insights on how things are done differently around the globe. It is widening horizons, for instance by showing how the city of Hong Kong plays an essential role in China's rapid economic growth, through the eyes of a local business entrepreneur.

Going backstage in Buenos Aires where artists have mounted a campaign to award next year's Nobel Peace Prize to the Argentine-Israeli conductor Daniel Barenboim for his work with young Arab and Israeli musicians.

Shedding light on the personal story of an oil driller in Nigeria to explain how the country is using two newly launched satellites for disaster monitoring and security amid fears of new terrorist attacks. Or by sharing how a popular Lebanese TV comedian is trying to bring drama therapy into local prisons, the only project of its kind in the Arab world.

Events in Asia have repercussions in South America and in Europe e.g. Reactions in the Arab world have knock-on effects in Africa and vice-versa. World Stories provides a comprehensive view on the relevant stories to be told: Premium content from premium partners as the world comes together.

The magazine is produced at the new Berlin Brandenburg Airport scheduled to officially open in 2012 to symbolize the international focus of the combined editorial contributions. Stories are literally “flying in” from all over the world giving the show a special cosmopolitan flair. The show is 45 minutes long without any commercial breaks and is broadcast weekly. The topics are all of interest to an international audience.