we had a problem with germany . has there ever been a history of such demonstrations in the history of germany? dear jahan, today, as you pointed out, this kind of demonstration has been common and unprecedented, but not to this extent and intensity . german government in support of our israel. we are witnessing the largest human gatherings in support of the oppressed people of gaza and palestine in such a way that some of the opponents of the islamic republic of iran, who believe that with these attacks, the strategic depth of the islamic republic of iran may be reduced, but they are forced to admit the bitter reality that the depth the islamic republic of iran's strategy has now expanded to berlin, london, and paris. in fact, you mean support. it is from that discourse of resistance that , in fact, the defense of the oppressed, which is now supported by european countries, yes, exactly , despite the fact that germany is an official government policy to support the zionist regime, and this is because of the guilt t

and had already fled afghanistan to eastern germany in 2019. and afghanistan both had been studying economics and were organizing climbing courses for girls. inconceivable under the taliban. smarty and was able to extricate her little sister from the chaos and afghanistan in 2021. with the help of the cobbled lift book, a initiative that was very hot and the were done jewels because every year uh, was a follow up on. and the sure thing and they hide the pupils hit the pupils. when i got to, i went to money time in the airport, but i couldn't go inside due today, 2 years horrible mario move hummadi has started training to be a physiotherapist. soleah is learning german and hopes to get into print the ship and health care. in later she'd like to study medicine and become a doctor to politically, she was not, but the 2 sisters are weighed down with worries about their family. back in afghanistan, their father, mother and siblings, and they are in germany and freedom, working, getting training, but they had to leave their loved ones behind. even th

city in germany. has there ever been a history of such demonstrations that are in conflict with the government's policy? may god bless germany , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. i am also greeting you and have a good night . i am serving you and all the respected viewers of the world today . geopolitics and regional politics rather , it left fundamental and profound effects on all the countries of the world, and we see that despite the criminalization of supporting palestine and the official policies of the german government in support of israel, we are witnessing the largest human gatherings in support of the oppressed people of gaza and palestine in a way that some of the opponents of the islamic republic of iran who believed in these attacks. the strategic depth of the islamic republic of iran may decrease, but they are forced to admit the bitter reality that the strategic depth of the islamic republic of iran is now as far as berlin and london. and paris has also expande

live session germany. the sisters soleah and maria mu hummadi were lucky. marty, and had already fled afghanistan to eastern germany in 2019. and afghanistan both had been studying economics and were organizing climbing courses for girls. inconceivable under the taliban of the smarty, i'm was able to extricate her little sister from the chaos in afghanistan in 2021. with the help of the cobbled lift book, an initiative that was very hot and the very dangerous because every there was a tyler bond and that sure thing and they hide the pupil, hit the pupils when i got into money time in the airport. but i couldn't go inside due today, 2 years horrible mario move hummadi has started training to be a physiotherapist. soleah is learning german and hopes to get an apprenticeship and health care. later she'd like to study medicine and become a doctor to politically, she was not, but the 2 sisters are weighed down with worries about their family. back in afghanistan, their father, mother and siblings. and they are

and once we had our passports and tickets, we flew to germany. and every single day since 1985 i dreamt of being here in the village on the clumsy endorphin germany became a 2nd. tell him to have to know, but you never forgot where she came from. and she always held tight to her syriac orthodox space. when she was of age, she decided to become a nun. over 30 years after moving to germany, she returned to her in federal home and 2017 filling her father's dying. wish non papa. so i told him my father was very ill in 2014. 0 my god, nobody changed nurse so i watched over him. i mean, i was with him day and night onto and shortly before he died he said to me in deep breath, to speak to my dearest daughter, my wish list for life to return to the village, the village. he said to come back after her father's passing. she used her inheritance to start rebuilding her family home ins. ok. so what was usually when i arrived this well, had practically collapsed, is one here. it was all really on the who in here on here that's really it was important to resto

they're still producing in germany. but when they think about where they're going to expand around the world, they're not thinking about europe. they're looking elsewhere. partly because it energy prices here are so high. you're given some concrete examples now talking specifically about this money back because the budget was also allocated for a modernizing in a way that they will send me enough to factories. it was also the really ways battery factories. so what is going to happen to all of these projects? now? i think these projects are not going to happen because of the, the legal constrains around at the court has said you cannot use this money. that means that the 60000000000 is not available at the same time. they have this deficit limit these, these debt controls, which means that they can't go outside of the normal budget. because the way to think about it was that they were, they were 2 pots. there was the normal budget, in which there's 460000000000 euros that the german government has to spend. and then ther

, which is maximum germany could deliver within those 2 years. but as i always say, just plays those 3 systems with, with the rage for 40 kilometers on the territory of 600000 square kilometers and you crate. this is the reality. so, you know, one of the things that has been raised when you're, when you're talking about that and what's going on on the battlefield is that ultimately you need more man power as well. it's not just the supplies that are coming in from your western partners and the ones that you were trying to generate on your own. you've had to resort to a draft. the war has been pro long's. it's been said there are limited opportunities for rotation of soldiers on the line of contacts. there are reports some, some evening evading the draft. we understand that lensky is going to get a list of reforms this week about what might be done to improve mobilization. and i'm just wondering in your personal opinion, um, how can you counter war fatigue and motivate your citizens more for what might be along more? well, in order to understand t

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they're still producing in germany. but when they think about where they're going to expand around the world, they're not thinking about europe. they're looking elsewhere. partly because, and energy prices here are so high. you've given some concrete examples. now, talking specifically about this money back was the budget was also allocated for a modernizing in a way that they will send me enough to factories. it was also there in ways a battery factories. so what is going to happen to all of these projects? now? i think these projects are not going to happen because of the, the legal constrains around at the court has said you cannot use this money. that means that the 60000000000 is not available at the same time. they have this deficit limit these, these debt controls, which means that they can't go outside of the normal budget. because the way to think about it was that they were, they were 2 pots. there was the normal budget, in which there's 460000000000 euros that the german government has to spend. and then ther

and he said that team displays beats joy and its pride in playing for germany. and that's one of the things that he threw was, has been missing from the performances of duty and not was men's team recently. so plenty of example was that least of how it used to be done within the gym. the football federation is the german team need some inspiration, as you see over here. so they're dominance over other a lead long distance runners from around the world at the valencia marathon on sunday is here is 33 year old si se lemme broke the course record in spain by 5 seconds lemma. who was the one the london marathon and 2021 cross the line in 2 hours. one minute and 48 seconds, while ethiopia is work next, a default to the race for the women to give the east african nation a clean sweep in valencia. you're up to date after the baker porter has a profile of berlin's growing indian community next, spicer for me, and the entire new steam here in berlin. thanks for watching. the listening place of the mediterranean explosives connects people of many of mazda and jeff bar up

they're still producing in germany. but when they think about where they're going to expand around the world, they're not thinking about europe. they're looking elsewhere. partly because, and energy prices here are so high. you've given some concrete examples. now, talking specifically about this money back was the budget was also allocated for a modernizing in a way that they will send me enough to factories. it was also the main ways battery factories. so what is going to happen to all of these projects? now? i think these projects are not going to happen because of the, the legal constrains around at the court has said you cannot use this money. that means that the 60000000000 is not available at the same time. they have this deficit limit these, these debt controls, which means that they can't go outside of the normal budget. because the way to think about it was that they were, they were 2 pots. there was the normal budget, in which there's 460000000000 euros that the german government has to spend. and then there

and there are different things you can do here compared to germany. must be like drive a tractor or a motorbike installed all to or a car, the foot and the time isn't just here to have fun simone and georgette want their son to learn more about the culture of his ancestors. at a special summer course, more gabrielle is the oldest surviving syriac orthodox monastery in the world. both as e mon and his brothers spent a few days here when they were 14, the should. it was great to be here, he'll be, but seems if i hope he likes it, that it would be interesting for him to spend a few nights here and get an idea of what things used to be like. and the whole land lake was like in a monastery on the high month of the month, open and close. i'm glad i found it. in the late 4th century, the monastery offers courses in the aromatic language and about the culture of the syrian orthodox community. welcome much. i already has aromatic lessons, twice a week, back in germany, but that's not enough in his father's arts, kind of go to boost lives in the united states.

and he said that team displays beats joy and its pride in playing for germany. and that's one of the things that he threw was, has been missing from the performances of julian not was men's team recently. so plenty of example was that least of how it used to be done within the gym. the football federation is the german team need some inspiration. that was tom ken. i are reporting from handbook. well jim and he's coach celia not goes month, almost missed out on the right 2024 drawer. after his flight from munich was cancelled due to heavy snow. full munich airport came to a standstill on saturday, and it remains closed until sunday. long distance rail services of also being disrupted by the extreme winter weather for some in munich. the heavy snow for men's front sled dried in the park, a sort of unique apples. travelers knows what tested pains where ground it. they're bringing everything to a standstill. in the in the morning they said flights would leave after 12 o'clock. then we had to take our way into the car park with shovels. we had to pick a taxi to the t

they're still producing in germany. but when they think about where they're going to expand around the world, they're not thinking about europe. they're looking elsewhere. partly because, and energy prices here are so high. you've given some concrete examples. now, talking specifically about this money back was the budget was also allocated for a modernizing in a way that they will send me enough to factories. it was also there in ways battery factories. so what is going to happen to all of these projects? now? i think these projects are not going to happen because of the, the legal constrains around at the court has said you cannot use this money. that means that the 60000000000 is not available at the same time. they have this deficit limit these, these debt controls, which means that they can't go outside of the normal budget. because the way to think about it was that they were, they were 2 pots. there was the normal budget, in which there's 460000000000 euros that the german government has to spend. and then there

to mamma of sally has relatives in germany. a network of helpers got her a place at the university and apartment and enough money to live on. but when after a year's wait, she got an appointment at the german embassy and pockets done. she didn't get the visa, she was expecting. but a surprising task. instead, the hall by the level for the move they offered to me where my aunt works when i called on the phone. so i told them i was only able to take a few pictures with me when i left just kind of started to check that amount. and that's why i didn't have them with me talk to them. because in the boss, i have my portfolio with me and i have copies of my pictures the i showed them, well, i told that they were my pictures, but i couldn't save. all of them was not letting us down to list them all blue on black solution. what that in mind that gave me a picture of an lion. i'm told me to copy it. yeah. and i said yes. okay, cool. yeah, i'm the biggest one. i gave me, she gave me a ball point pen, and i asked if she had a pencils and l

being here in the village on the clumsy m dot in germany became a 2nd. tell him to have to know. but you never forgot where she came from. and she always held tight to her syriac orthodox space. when she was of age, she decided to become a nun. over 30 years after moving to germany, she returned to her in federal home and 2017 feeling her father's dying. wish non papa. so i told him my father was very ill in 2014. 0 my god, nobody changed nurse. so i watched over him. i mean, i was with him day and night onto and shortly before he died he said to me in deep breath, to speak to my dearest daughter, my wish list for life to return to the village, the village he said, come back after her father's passing, she used her inheritance to start rebuilding. her family home is ok. so voice usually when i arrived this well had practically collapsed, is one here. it was all really not of when he did he and it's really it was important to restore the old houses eyes of the others to leave the red and. ready these are the original stones, the i was born right here and

they're still producing in germany. but when they think about where they're going to expand around the world, they're not thinking about europe. they're looking elsewhere. partly because it energy prices here are so high. you've given some concrete examples now, talking specifically about this money that goes, the budget was also allocated for a modernizing in a way that there was some you connect to factories. it was also the re weighs about to the factories. so we're just going to happen to all of these projects. now. i think these projects are not going to happen because of the, the legal constraints around the court has said you cannot use this money. that means that the 60000000000 is not available at the same time. they have this deficit limit these, these debt controls, which means that they can't go outside of the normal budget. because the way to think about it was that they were, they were 2 pots. there was the normal budget, in which there's 460000000000 euros that the german government has to spend. and then

the next we look at a cuban fascination with motor bikes, manufactured in communist east germany. remember there's more news at dw dot com. i've told me all that as well, thanks for watching the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you to taste. we have a problem set in the us middle class income has fairly risen in the last 20 to 30 years at the same time. debt keeps rising. don no, but is there a t leads to higher unemployment and slows down the economy was the card you've reached the 300 trillion that trump dot december 9 on d. w. the santiago to cuba is the island nation, 2nd biggest city and considered the capital of the em said motorcycle built in communist era, east germany, the cities home to half a 1000000 people. and over 10000 debt set over half uncertainty, address motorbike populations. the unique connection to the ends that goes back to the 1980s when several 1000 of the bikes were brought back to the caribbean by cubans living in east germany. the. if i'm what the way it may say about what do you, this is an original m sai

and he said that team displays beats joy and its pride in planning for germany. and that's one of the things that he threw was, has been missing from the performances of duty and not was men's team recently. so plenty of example was that least of how it used to be done within the gym. the football federation is the german team need some inspiration and a brief what about another group that culture i uh well i think the spain and italy group and i'm sorry for race or that you so to me one day is going to be very tricky to any teams to get out of spite of course nations, the champions. it's really the last ones to lift this tracy behind the breaking english house. of course, back in 2021 at wembley. and the spanish journalist who was just beside me and a while ago speaking to his audience, referred to that group as a group or the language to which i'm sure is intelligible to everybody. so that certainly want to watch a very tricky group with spain. it's leanne collection. tell me the noise. thank you so much. i or i'd set you up today to, i'll be back at the top of

well, germany is one of the countries with the shortest work week. the 34.3 hours this has been hard one over the past century. and yet many germans still feel that the work life balance is not right. the. we need to the boss from the, the idea that if you would use working hours the, the work or when it went in the employer, we lose. that's not how those things work. after all, employers also benefit it has long been proven that less work does not necessarily come with the expense of productivity. on the contrary, a good work life balance makes happy employees, and they often achieve more in less time. what does your ideal work week look like? how much we work as one factor to consider where we work as another around the world working from home has become increasingly common in some countries more so than in others. india, for example, is a front runner. indian workers spend 2.6 days a week working from home in the united kingdom. it's 2 days in germany, 1.4 and then shine out 1 point one and working from home is much less common in south korea at 0

the largest company in rylon fights also sells chinese cars in germany. the g 2 and a small car from dorset, which of laura selves under the deal name for $24000.00 euros. the cars are not quite as cheap as in china because they have to be retrofitted at great expense. everything from seat belts to airbags on account of european safety regulations. you would you want small cars to have equipment that much is vehicles that can go to 100 kilometers on the track. there's no difference, not even in the safety requirements. is just us in china or in asia also in india have a lot of vehicles that cost well under $10000.00 euros, which i don't think will be available here. ready and from 2024, every car registered in the you will have to have complex driver assistance systems that can regulate the speed and warren, when the car leaps its lane, as well as extra bells and whistles like driver driving us detection. that's where the beauty of traffic and technological hurdles that the use, imposing on the small cost sector or a hindrance to shop prices on the small

for example, from germany. well, one thing is the expectation, but the other is, was actually getting delivered. so let's hop across the pond to the united states because us support is also at a critical juncture. biden and defense. secretary often have announced more weapons, but getting a packages through congress has been locked. it's been said by the white house that more than 90 percent of the approved military funding for ukraine has been spent. how risky are these delays in getting additional funding approved for ukraine? and is there the risk that you can start to feel this on the battlefield as well? on one hand, so i'm, i'm, i'm 50, i'm invested to germany. i know dealing with the united states and canada, commend that in, in details. but on the other hand, type, i absolutely agree with you. if you just think of sex and that every day is spent in this war, means those and even hundreds of ukrainian soldiers dying that every day counts. and this assault might be a message to all the decision makers thi

that what about your biggest economy, germany thought, well, germany is still doing well in the ranking of countries in the world of cos. i'm to stick with the mood of christine's report across germany has record employment. the deck stuck index of top german firms is doing extraordinarily well. and also you have the potential for increased business investment as interest rates come down, spots and it's a very, very big but the economy is struggling. there's no other way of saying that having grown in only 2 of the last 6 quarters, it's very difficult economically in germany. right. so why is germany struggling so much? i mean, it seems to have everything set up for success. well, let's look at all of the things that make up by this buzz. why do you keep hearing g d p? that's a way of measuring economic growth. well, most of the factors that make that up a struggling best stagnant, i mean start off with high energy prices. it's this is affecting households massively. the drug companies removing subsidies, helping household that's going to impact the spending. that also hasn't a knock on

the germany promotes of itself. it's hard for palestinians to find a place which doesn't just involve demonize ation or erasure. germany is the state where debate on the war and gaza is most heavily sensor france, maybe the country where the discourse is that it's most intense involved. france is home to both europe's largest community of jews and its biggest muslim population. so it citizens are more invested in this conflict than most, especially since it has been fanning the flames of both anti semitism and is one of a phobia there. the macro government has been striking about which side it's on supporting bands placed on pro palestine demonstrations by local authorities and much of the media have affectively taking the same view. news outlets owned by conservative billionaires have been paddling, is really talking points and weaponized in this more to go after some familiar targets, immigrants, islam, and the political left. but listening posts mean actually robbie. now, on some of the factors that feed into the

to be once again and renewed in germany of all places, though it's not the inductor, it's back to germany will remain a home for jews. that's what i personally stand for. and that's what the vast majority of all germans stand for. live in a foreign minister, and the babel reiterated. that's all a deputy with israel remains the fundamental principle of the german state. but stress that israel could only be safe if palestinians a safe to that's the biggest thing. that is why we will keep talking to our is really partners about the fact that the civilian population in gaza must be protected consistently and at all times should the most because more suffering as the risk of more terror mia chapel or net. but because of our commitment to israel, security and to international humanitarian law are not contradictory. they are 2 sides of the same coin item disable, mid die edu. for juice meeting here and the german capital. the recent events have cost tremendous pain and sorrow. but many se the events have also brought them even closer together. a quick look now at some of the other headlines maki

and germany's military announcing it will be spacing. the troops outside its own boldest of $5000.00 foot display of soldiers oscillated, typically close to $280.00 and in 2027. as part of a deal that germany's defense, when that minister has described as his story, foster european union takes the long boss x platform to pause for not taking action against material the block describes as illegal content. the i'm gonna head off is welcome to the program. international calls for israel to scale back is the sold of gauze. are increasing that includes it's close as the us defense secretary load austin is currently in tel aviv with the as health separate tolts with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and different split. instead you'll have colors, media reports, the head of the meeting said he was press israel's leaders for a more targeted approach. and it's offensive against, from us to avoid civilian casualties in gauze on how much is considered a terrorist organization by the you, the us in dollars. so you would be let's cross over to w's p

that's why we beat in germany for 32 years to the day. and the pop up on my dad has never been back home. the mom has been able to go twice to the milwaukee i did. so i'm on the wrong english. this a and don't go back to the homeland without saying good bye. first with an open kitchen needs to leave their prayers for us really competitive phones. and when we arrive back here, we always go straight to them. that's within turkey. does not recognize the syriac orthodox christians as a religious minority, but the state does give land and churches back to those returning people from the diaspora are now rebuilding their old communities here near the syrian border. they're restoring old houses and constructing new ones. most of the christians, however, only spend their summer vacations in their ancestral villages. the . ready ready insides too. there are several new and restored homes, standing among the ruins. the largest house in the village belongs to sisterhood 2 and a 2 gun which she built next to her parents old home. she wants to provide

your biggest animal shelter is also in germany. i'm not the portland animal shelter to talk to laurie. she runs to shelter here. and house animals like this one, find a new home every day and what happens to most of the animals here? do most of them find a home. yeah. like 90 percent of animals finding home, sometimes we get screwed cuts wide free roaming cuts. and after construction we release them. so there are a sense on the street cuts in germany. stuff. yeah. and i think it's, there is no country in the world was less floats, wood, cut population. in some countries it's very obvious like turkey, especially in germany, they're very hidden. the get the feeling that more people are coming to get cats or dogs at the shelter here. and we, we really like that to see that people are know rather approaching animal show. so spend 3 those we do got about like $200.00 requests to adoption animal a day. but people have wrong expectations about what type of ownership means and also what the adoption needs. in general, there's just too many

she's teaching us about football in germany and that helps us a lot which are still valuable. so it's one step further for aryana and realizing her dream of representing kosovo. that set you up today to have more world use of the top of the hour of next on d w, a documentary, exploring the power of the we want to be the number one for the car to clean and empire of crime. news that you can map to us tells one point a made up currency. then she disappears with house of trains, of financial thriller about the world's most wanted woman crypto queen stops december 30th on dw.

so there are a few problems in germany for sure. you know, as you say that i just, i just wonder there seems to be a mechanism in germany to hold the government responsible. and you might make the argument that that doesn't exist in other places. i mean that's very true. that is in place and that is really great. that is there, but it doesn't help germany make that step is the funding isn't available, for example, then how is it going to to make this move forward on the green transition, but you're right. it's really great that they are being held to account on that at least understood, you know, delegates at the un climate conference have a lot of ground to cover over the course of the next 10 days. what are the main sticking points? one of the major things is that this issue of phasing out fossil fuels. now the conference is taking place in the united arab emirates, which is a big oil state. and it's one of the states that doesn't want the full size out of fossil fuel. so this means like fossil fuels being completely gone, at some

so that is a consensus here in germany, but in it's all about the details in here. we so the government have to make very painful cuts for diamonds. and because of this quantity support funding also, which we tap into that wallets and finances they were expecting to see happen. so there is a level of disappointment, and we have seen the popularity rating of full of salts drop down to 20 percent. that is the lowest of a method level here in germany, his potty, the governing pa, to use that and put, represents the talk that here in germany is now the 3rd strongest policy, according to the most recent polling. so it's an uphill battle until there's election, very difficult situation with these major challenges when you faced that in fighting within the coalition government on mckayla customer. thank you so much for breaking that down for us. i'm afraid that's all we have time for for now. say to for sports 5, coming up after a short break and you want more news. there is always our website dw, dot com. thanks very much for watching. the name is the calls back. saved lo

germany's neighbors introduced such compensation for electricity prices back in 2013 .emical products from natural gas and oil is experiencing a dramatic decline. rising natural gas prices, now five times higher than in the united states, and an insurmountable gap in electricity prices are making production increasingly unprofitable in europe. this development is exacerbated by the economic war against russia and sanctions against the russian energy sector, leading to unprecedented economic irresponsibility. introducing rising carbon taxes is questionable. subsidy regimes that tax energy to supposedly promote green energy development are also contributing to the economic woes. the result is obvious: comprehensive deindustrialization, especially affecting the petrochemical industry the industry, which is now in a state where it is cheap to import raw materials such as ethylene from the us, is very expensive. more and more companies are stopping the production of plastics, foams, paints , resins, and imports are growing. european demand for ... despite these ominous devel

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live, says germany. the sisters soleah and maria mu hummadi were lucky. marty, and had already fled afghanistan to eastern germany in 2019. and afghanistan both had been studying economics and were organizing climbing courses for girls. inconceivable under the taliban smarty and was able to extricate her little sister from the chaos and afghanistan in 2021. with the help of the cobbled lift book, a initiative that was very hot and the very done jewels because every year was a paula bond. and that sure thing. and they hide the pupa hit the pupils. when i got to, i went to money time in the airport, but i couldn't go inside due today, 2 years horrible mario move hummadi has started training to be a physiotherapist. soleah is learning german and hopes to get an apprenticeship and health care. in later she'd like to study medicine and become a doctor. a little exist was not the but the 2 sisters are weighed down with worries about their family. back in afghanistan, their father, mother and siblings. and they

if they get the final approval, they're allowed to go to germany. if they're rejected, their case number is deactivated. the program was meant to bring $1000.00 people and acute danger to safety each month from october 2022 onwards. in spring 2023, the program was suspended for 3 months to introduce new security checks. upon request, the german interior ministry revealed these figures as of november 24th 2023. 30 people have been permitted to enter germany. so one year on some point, 25 percent of the possible 12000 people with admission approval have come to germany under the federal admission program. and yet the german government had such lofty goals. the coalition agreement laid down a humanitarian admission program for afghans will box humanitarian visas for those in danger. a digital and swift approval process. but the federal admission program won't be reviewed until 2024 at the earliest. so there will be no time for any major changes before the next general election to google cox and who to me. so if you ever classic titles should not be thi

in germany. in 2011, she launched a foundation which has a special focus on supporting girls and women. it now has around $7000.00 volunteers running schools and other projects and $33.00 countries in addition to her parents house to and it has also inherited land here, a $28.00 hector's and total equivalent of around 20 soccer pitches. the bulldozers she's hired spent weeks clearing the rich soil of rocks and stones. via here we're going to have an olive grove with pistachio trees on the biggest plot of land surrounded by grapevines, trying to call him and god willing will have our 1st harvest and some 5 years time . talked often. this is my home who are all of this used to be formed. you a good time. we planted grain here, but there is nobody doing that now despite the fertile soil to vote during the summer months to a sister also lives in size. norah built a house in the village last year and now helps out. the 2 women planted sumac shrubs here. the plants, dried berries are made into a popula

isn't there a lot germany could do to change the situation? i mean, it is reform good to be one of the ones who go to use it. oh, absolutely. how did you know then? um, well i called and it is, it is good about sweeping aside bureaucracy. it's about making investments in key industries like energy. let's say that's going to be a big factor for germany going into the future. and also addressing challenges which are very, very difficult, like the declining workforce in germany too. and what's happening with the car industry as well. competition popping up all over the globe. but that's why it's very hard to say that germany is set out for a happy new year. it sounds like you're going to have a tricky new year in 2024. they'll be a lot of reports on that stuff, especially with daniel with a thank you very much for coming in and reporting on that one for us. we have sports news before we go wrap other than that, i will resume his hand for a 23rd tennis grandson told me to let the straighten open next month. the spanish bedford has been sidelined f

to mamma of sally has relatives in germany. a network of helpers got her a place at the university and apartment and enough money to live on. but when after a year's wait, she got an appointment at the german us getting stabbed the hall by the level for the move. they asked me where my aunt works, why makoto hold. as i promised, i told them i was only able to take a few pictures with me when i left just kind of started to check that amount. and that's why i didn't have them with me talk to them, wasn't me boss. i had my portfolio with me and i have copies of my pictures. the i showed them was all i told them that they were my pictures, but i couldn't save all of them. was my body just on google, the blue on black. so the show up today in the mountains, i gave me a picture of an lion. i'm told me to copy it. yeah. and i said yes. okay, cool. yeah, i'm the biggest one. i gave me, she gave me a ball point pen, and i asked if she had a pencils and long as i drove with pencil. he said, we don't have any pencils here. but he was very

i think you and daughter in germany became a 2nd. tell them to have to know, but she never forgot where she came from. and she always held tight to her syriac orthodox space. when she was of age, she decided to become a nun. over 30 years after moving to germany, she returned to her in central home and 2017 feeling her father's dying. wish 9 papa. so i told my father was very ill in 2014. 0 my god, nobody changed nurse. so i watched over him. i mean, i was with him day and night onto and shortly before he died he said to me in deep breath, my dear his daughter, my wishes for life to return to the village, the village he said to come back after her father's passing. she used her inheritance to start rebuilding. our family home is ok. so voice usually when i arrived at this well, had practically collapsed, is one here. it was all really on the when he when he and that's really it was important to restore the old houses eyes of you dollars to leave the rather than. ready the husband and these are the original stones, the i was born righ

in germany. in 2011, she launched the foundation, which has a special focus on supporting girls and women. it now has around $7000.00 volunteers running schools and other projects and $33.00 countries in addition to her parents house to and it has also inherited land here a $28.00 hector's and total equivalent of around 20 soccer pitches. ready the bulldozers she's hired spent weeks clearing the rich soil of rocks and stones. via here we're going to have an olive grove with pistachio trees on the biggest lot of land surrounded by grapevines, beautifying told him, and god willing will have our 1st harvest and some 5 years time. talked often. this is my home who i buy, all of this used to be formed a good time. we planted grain here, but there is nobody doing that now. no more despite the fertile soil to board during the summer months 2 and a sister also lives in size. norah built a house in the village last year and now helps out. the 2 women planted sumac shrubs here. the plants, dried berries ar

right here in germany, germany place scotland and the gardening matching unique on during the 14th hungry and switzerland make up the rest of group. i cop hold is easily face a difficult task to even get out of a group. they've been drawn against. heavy whites spanned in croatia as well as albania, us and tom, getting away from dw sports was in handbook for the drawer. we asked him what he thought of germany's chances given the poor recent results that there's a lot of work to be done if they are to, you know, put a good showing in at next year's tournament. now, i always say money is that city your own off to the door to speak to a couple of full met. well, when is from the germany side among them? well, mind vide, instead of who was the backup? goalkeeper 2014 when germany one that woke up in brazil, i do, as i said, it was on who was the captain at dental. and then now philip, mom was quite forthright in his criticism of the car in germany, team and whole mind fighting. tell us that the german football is on its knees at the moment. but only last night. germany's women took a step towa

the germany promotes of itself. it's hard for palestinians to find a place which doesn't just involve demonize ation or erasure. germany is the state where debate on the war and gaza is most heavily sensor france made of the country where the discourse is at its most intense involved. france is home to both europe's largest community of jews and its biggest muslim population. so it citizens are more invested in this conflict than most, especially since it has been fanning the flames of both anti semitism and is one of a phobia there. the macro government has been striking about which side it's on supporting bands placed on pro palestine demonstrations by local authorities. and much of the media have effectively taking the same view. news outlets owned by conservative billionaires have been paddling, is really talking points and weaponized in this more to go after some familiar targets, immigrants, islam, and the political left. but listening posts mean actually robbie. now, on some of the factors that feed into the

the germany promotes of itself. it's hard for palestinians to find a place which doesn't just involve demonize ation or erasure. germany is the state where debate on the war and gaza is most heavily sensor france, maybe the country where the discourse is at its most intense, involved to france is home to both europe's largest community of jews and its biggest muslim population. so it citizens are more invested in this conflict than most, especially since it has been fanning the flames of both anti semitism and is one of a phobia there. the macro government has been striking about which side it's on supporting bands placed on pro palestine demonstrations by local authorities. and much of the media have effectively taking the same view. news outlets owned by conservative billionaires have been paddling, is really talking points and weaponized in this more to go after some familiar targets, immigrants, islam, and the political left. but listening posts mean actually robbie. now on some of the factors that feed into the

i'm from germany, workplace. some, some safety of the part of the flood, flood cancer to, to protect critical infrastructure, which has been daily show by russians or protect our troops. this is why our coal is to, to give us the weapons to defend, defend cities, and the trips, and to the defense and for advancing. we need a debt, chris, we need a metal tags and infantry fights, week ups and of course are to learn. this is the word which combines features of the world, one with parts delivery virus and world 3 with inventive use of drones and official intelligence we've been hearing from the ukranian administration to one of the biggest priorities has been pushing to increase your own production of weapons and equipment. tell us why is this so important and how quickly can you do it in a meeting full way to really make a difference? well, because we, we, we need to reconsider the way the weapon is being produced. for example, the, the usual delivery of a air defense system will be supported by the number of rocke

if they get the final approval, they're allowed to go to germany. if they're rejected, their case number is deactivated. the program was meant to bring 1000 people and acute danger to safety each month from october 2022 onwards. in spring 2023, the program was suspended for 3 months to introduce new security checks. upon request, the german interior ministry revealed these figures as of november 24th 2023. 30 people have been permitted to enter germany. so one year on some point, 25 percent of the possible 12000 people with admission approval have come to germany under the federal admission program. and yet the german government had such lofty goals. the coalition agreement laid down a humanitarian admission program for afghans will documented terry and visa as for those in danger, a digital and swift approval process. but the federal admission program won't be reviewed until 2024. at the earliest. there will be no time for any major changes before the next general election, the google carts and who does need to hit the arrow. chrysler capital shoul

get out of the current situation in germany.he needs chaos in world politics so that he can find a justification to restore his military, mr. the feeling that the germans have now is the same as the feeling that hitler had in the 1930s and he tried to rebuild the army of this country within 5-6 years, let's see. that the minister of defense of germany. now from this humiliation and this back the decline in the military field is talking and saying that in the next 10 years, the german army will not be the one we see, and we see chaos everywhere , not only in the middle east and everywhere in the world, in africa, even in europe itself, we germans by nature. from 1648, when the treaty of wassalya was signed and the formation of the national government until 1945 , the warlords invaded france 23 times, and today this nature of violence is not only violent, but also the greatest political philosophers who advocate war from karl schmidt-tidegger , habermas recently. we can see that the greatest philosophers are advocates of german vi

putin, you have many sympathetic friends in germany, and you can count on them.ll of them have chosen a course of rapprochement with the kremlin. these are all supporters of the new breakthrough party, which was founded in germany. on august 1, it already had 300 members. the breakthrough party can perhaps be called ideal competition for the kremlin in germany. its first task is to make it clear to the russian-speaking population that political forces have appeared in germany that will defend their interests. secondly, associations such as the breakthrough party help build bridges between russia and german society, and thirdly, such forces should destabilize the political situation in germany. we even managed to get to a meeting with another mouthpiece of the kremlin in germany; the breakthrough party invited the most famous publicist of the right-wing pusher, elser, to speak at one of the meetings of party supporters in leverkusen. elsesser is the publisher of the kompakt magazine with a circulation of forty thousand. at this meeting, he shared a situation where

earlier , the vice-chancellor of germany warned that germany would likely have to take more financial responsibility in helping kiev, amid weakening support from the united states. and other countries, as the financial times writes, western aid to ukraine has decreased by almost 90% this year. lithuania cannot afford the maintenance of infrastructure for the military contingent. vera, this has become a huge financial problem, german media report, citing confidential correspondence between a military man from tache germany in vilnius and the government germany. thus, the lithuanian side is ready to take over only the military infrastructure, and then with reservations, since quote: the living standards of the germans are significantly different from the lithuanian ones. vilnius does not want to take responsibility for the construction of schools and kindergartens; it is only ready to provide land for these purposes. let me remind you that units of about 500 soldiers should arrive in lithuania by 2027. police in cordava, argentina, used batons and pepper spray to disperse protesters aga

in lithuania, it will be the 1st time germany's bonus. the soldiers permanently stationed outside the countries on board. his defense minister, birth to stories that's jeremy, was ready to defend natal territory off to formally sign it. i wrote back with the voltage states the agreement involves the deployment offer on 4800 soldiers to, to a new from 2027 onwards in wants to both to security, to counter rushing threats to the region of the russians. invasion of ukraine, 6 days of milestone is that very new project and the very impressive project, i think we signed the roadmap between these mania and germany in regards of our brigade, which will be deployed permanently from 2627 on as a robust t o one we gave to the to defend, he has eastern flag as is absolutely new for germany. absolutely new for the buddhist with the 1st time we do that. it's a huge challenge, but we are really willing to do it. and we are keen on being successful together without while explaining in friends development support. the story is speaking there to all cheape

did you go to germany? brian: yes. erik: i mean, places like how did you how did you educate yourself? and then you were a russian major, as i remember, in. erik: russian and russian history, yes. brian: so you hadn't touched the german history part of this? erik: no, no. this was all this was all new to me. well, you know, when you study history and when you study european history, you know some of it. and in fact, i was before i started this, i was a victim well, victim is a strong word, but i think i think most of us tend to view this period, 1933 to 1945, as one homogeneous bloc of horror and holocaust, right? and what really surprised me is how many distinct phases and how things evolved from this '33, '34 period onward. i just found that this education was to me to terrifically interesting, and i just i just went about it the way one would do anything of this kind. you start at the outside. you start with the tertiary works, the great the great works of scholarship. and let me say right here that, you know, i wro