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On the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, a statue representing the goddess of peace on a chariot carries with it the turbulent history between France and Germany.

Philosophical meanderings on the streets of Berlin

Central and eastern Europeans tell their stories of how their countries were transformed into communist states after 1945.

Legendary conductors have led the ensemble including Hans von Bülow, Wilhelm Furtwängler,, Herbert von Karajan and the hugely popular Simon Rattle.

British indie band The Kooks perform tracks from the latest album as well as old favourites at the Columbia Theater in Berlin.

Tempers fray as activists from different backgrounds discover their ideological divisions at a feminist meeting.

Fifty years after his first steps on the streets of Berlin, Iggy Pop sets the stage alight at the Spandau Citadel.

At the Prince Charles in Kreuzberg, where bass meets concrete and sweat drips from the ceiling, the past and present of techno merge into a roaring whole.

Does make-up and masks transform us into the best version of ourselves?

 In this episode we travel to Berlin to discover a sausage dish that is emblematic of the German capital: Currywurst.

The Marzahn-Hellersdorf district of Berlin is one of the poorest areas of the German capital.

Hania Rani was born in Poland and now divides her time between Warsaw and Berlin. Between these two cities, the pianist composes subtle and sensitive music reminiscent of Philip Glass or Erik Satie.

Could strengthened ties between France, Gemany and Poland be key for Europe's future defence?

A tribute to the life and career of one of the twentieth century’s most famous and talented dancers.

As Berlin techno label Ostgut Ton celebrates its 16th birthday, ARTE Concert livestreams three evenings of electronic music from the Halle am Berghain.

Botanical gardens have long aroused the curiosity and wonder of visitors with exotic species from all over the world.

Ignoring red lights, zebra crossings... are cyclists just too reckless? A report from Amsterdam and Berlin.

For people who have passed away with no next of kin, funerals are paid for by the state. A look at how this heppens in Berlin.

While the Red Army was advancing towards Berlin in 1944, Stalin was already planning to incorporate Eastern Europe into his sphere of influence.

A painting by German artist Christan Schad takes us deep into the decadent world of 1920s Berlin.