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Winter sports
A visit to a skiing boarding school
“My first thought up there was: that’s pretty high”
The ski jumper Philipp Beckmann jumps over 100 metres. The 16-year-old talks about his practice, how he handles fear and the things he learns at the skiing boarding school in Willingen.
Winter sports
Business
These German companies ensure fun in the snow
Millions of people love winter sports - driving an entire industry. These companies are an integral part of Germany’s winter landscape.
Winter sports
Leisure time
Adventures in the cold: Germany’s diverse world of winter sports
The German winter has more to offer than just ski slopes and sledging runs. Discover some less traditional activities.
Winter sports
2026 Winter Olympic Games
Heading for gold: Germany’s Winter Olympic stars
From biathlon to bobsleigh: these are the disciplines and athletes Germany is pinning its hopes on at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina.
Winter sports
Bobsleigh pilot Laura Nolte
“If you fall, get back up again!”
Laura Nolte is the youngest Olympic bobsleigh champion in history. She wants to win her next medals in Cortina. An interview about goals, motivation and failure.
Just don’t!
Typically German? These nine things really don’t go down very well in Germany. A tongue-in-cheek warning.
Happiness
Joy in everyday life
Happiness? It’s just around the corner!
You don’t have to wait for your next holiday if you need a bit of joy in your life. Happiness is often much closer than you might think.
Happiness
Happy places
Where are Germans happiest?
Nature, culture, social cohesion: why Hamburg and Kassel are regarded as particularly liveable cities.
Happiness
Living in Germany
Almost like at home: Expats and their happy places
New to Germany and no idea where to go? Expats reveal their favourite places.
Happiness
Coaching
A tour guide to happiness
Biyon Kattilathu wants to show people the path to happiness. He explains how his own background has shaped his many talents and what drives him these days.
Happiness
Interview
Why are the Finns so happy?
According to the World Happiness Report, Finns are the happiest people. Kati Lehtinen-Hahn is a Finn who lives in Germany. She reveals what can be learnt from Finns.
Inspiring courage
Media
“Courage means addressing uncomfortable issues”
Niyousha Akbari addresses discrimination and Germany’s past on TikTok and Instagram. Here, she explains why courage begins in everyday life.
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