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Valentine’s Day is coming and there’s a new dating app on the smartphone scene: Happn. It helps people get in touch who have actually crossed paths in real life. Does this geolocation feature help to find ”the one“ or is this a privacy trap?

Today is Valentine’s Day. From all of the songs that were sent to us until February 10^th, we have chosen these three. Congratulation to the winners!

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Casual sexism has become a hidden part of German culture, says DW’s Kate Brady. She takes a look at the country’s stereotyped gender roles – from Mummy Merkel, to glib dirndl comments, and even gender-specific sausages.

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Germany is the health and fitness industry’s biggest market, and is now seeing a boom in online exercise classes. But online workouts are not risk-free.

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An interview with dermatologist Dr. Yael Adler about how to get rid of stretch marks and how to prevent them.

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India’s image in the world is synonymous with the Taj Mahal, the snake charmers and sexual violence. It is nothing new to hear of another incident of harassment, as it is common knowledge that the women in India are regularly subjected to inappropriate touching, sexual harassment, eve teasing and rape.