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Bundesliga clubs made record profits last year, with a combined turnover of more than two billion euros. And in sporting terms they also went from strength to strength. Now two German clubs will face one another in the upcoming Champions League final.Read more: http://www.dw.de/program/made-in-germany/s-3066-9798

German soccer is successful, down-to-earth, and the country's favorite sport. Jörn Quitzau, an economist at the Berenberg Bank who specializes in sports, discusses the clubs' strategies and the business of rights and licensing.Read more: http://www.dw.de/program/made-in-germany/s-3066-9798

A strike against online retailer Amazon has never happened before in Germany. Yet just days ago workers at several locations did just that. Workers are demanding a collective agreement and wages that comply with established rates for retail stores and mail-order firms.Read more: http://www.dw.de/program/made-in-germany/s-3066-9798

Reducing buildings' energy needs is a lucrative field of business. In Taipei, Siemens has just renovated the head offices of Taiwan's largest real estate firm to make it more energy efficient.Read more: http://www.dw.de/program/made-in-germany/s-3066-9798

In this edition:Controversial Psychiatry Guide DSM-5 - Are We All Mentally Ill?Guest: Henrik Walter, Professor of Psychiatry, Charité University Clinic BerlinCaravan of Hope - Do We Need an Immigration Rethink?Laura Aguirre, Sociologist, Free University BerlinMerkel Agitation - Chancellor's Past Back in the SpotlightGuest: Jochen Staadt, Political Scientist and Head of The East Germany Research Project (Free University Berlin)Read more: http://www.dw.de/program/agenda/s-30415-9798

Piles of horsepower and unique works of art come together here. Car tuning - not to be confused with engine tuning - is back in fashion. Among the innovations are "tyre print" - graphics emblazoned on the walls of tires that surround deep concave rims.Read more: http://www.dw.de/program/drive-it/s-9690-9798

Mercedes has completely redesigned its E-class and the Cabriolet now comes with a more powerful and efficient four-cylinder motor and cutting-edge fuel injection technology. The new assistance systems can even help prevent collisions at intersections.Read more: http://www.dw.de/program/drive-it/s-9690-9798

Indonesia is pursuing a policy of eco-friendly sustainable tourism. It is also trying to undo the damage caused to coastal areas of Java by a tsunami in 2006. The two aims come together in a mangrove reforestation and coral reef seeding project near the resort of Pangandaran. It is organised by an NGO called INDECON and funded by Germany.More Global 3000: http://www.dw.de/program/global-3000/s-11487-9798

Christina lives with her two daughters and her niece in a two-room apartment. She collects bottles of liquer from around the world, though she does not like to drink. Her daughter Xena introduces us to some of the fruits that grow in the region.More Global 3000: http://www.dw.de/program/global-3000/s-11487-9798

In the poorer parts of the United States it can be hard for poor people to get good treatment or any treatment at all if they are HIV positive or have full-blown AIDS. Budget cuts mean some authorities are providing reduced care. Clinics in remote areas can be understaffed.Read more: http://www.dw.de/global-3000-the-globalization-program-2013-05-20/e-16787905-9798

Samba and Sauerkraut... German Myths at the Carnival in Rio.The world of German myths at the world-famous carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. One of the leading samba schools, Unidos de Jijuca, has decided to take on a decidedly German theme for the annual contest in the Sambódromo, which attracts over 70,000 onlookers... Our documentary follows this major project from start to finish.For more information and videos go to:http://www.dw.de/englishhttp://www.dw.de/program/in-focus/s-3610-9798

Euromaxx HighlightsWe meet some bike manufacturers who are producing bikes using unusual and more environmentally-friendly products, like wood, bamboo and recycled cardboard. The interactive walk-in exhibition Barbie-Dreamhouse opened in Berlin. The 2500-square-meter doll's home is a mixture of museum and interactive glamour world. Curator Norman Foster. The "Carré d'Art - Musée d’Art Contemporain" in the southern French city of Nîmes is celebrating its 20th anniversary. We go on board the MS Europa II as it prepares to set sail from Hamburg for its maiden voyage. The new cruise liner is the last word in low-key luxury. We visit the White Collar Boxing Club in Hamburg, where businessmen, lawyers and other office workers use boxing as a way to offset stress.For more information and videos go to:http://www.dw.de/englishhttp://www.dw.de/program/euromaxx/s-7555-9798

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Graciela Bloch from Buenos Aires shows us around some of Berlin’s historic locations, including the old Tempelhof Airport.For more information and videos go to:http://www.dw.de/englishhttp://www.dw.de/program/discover-germany/s-7856-9798

This edition of World Stories opens in South Africa where an abused mother tells her story. In Iceland, specialists from the world are learning how to use geothermal energy, Mongolians are reviving the traditional sport of anklebone shooting, a Guatemalan park director enlists squatters to help him bring save the rain forest, and farms in New Zealand are breeding deer for hunting and deer velvet.For more information and videos go to:http://www.dw.de/englishhttp://www.dw.de/program/world-stories/s-30419-9798