a little time to prepare travelers will no longer roam freely facing the hassle of applying for visas and residency rights after 90 days across the channel and you case treatments will be cut off from a year's university exchange program erasmus the european commission president turned to shakespeare to express her mixed emotions i really feel quite satisfaction and frankly speaking of relief. i know this is a difficult day for some and to a lot of friends in the united kingdom i want to see her team is such sweet sorrow . the 27 e.u. governments and the u.k. parliament must now sign off on the deal by december 31st. for more let's bring in our correspondents in london and brussels big alexandra from naaman welcome to the both of you big prime minister of bars johnson has achieved what he promised when

he took office finally getting breaks it done how has he been selling this agreement. he sold it as the big christmas tree he pulled it out under the christmas tree for a video on social media and was that encouraging britons to read it after a long christmas lunch and case anybody had time for that 2000 page document on a day like that but no seriously it's really all about him keeping his promise he was elected on the brick sedation he said i will have this deal with the european union and he is able to keep his promise not as easily as he has said this would be bought britain does have control of its money borders laws and still hasn't the deal with the european union and business reactions of the sign over is a sigh of relief however people also know that this is the 1st radio in history

that actually erect barriers instead of taking them down but nevertheless for bird johnson is a day of victory or how much of a victory is it really i mean for him personally politically it is a victory but he did have to make some concessions have back down on demand such as overfishing. he had to make some concessions but he started out with a pretty big office and it was all about symbolism about britain being this independent coastal state about sort of patriotism and he had to give in somehow on the other hand british fishermen are now able to to fish much more in their own waters and after a transition period of 5 years there would be new negotiations so even when it comes to fishing there there is there are trade offs spots altogether for what counts towards johnson is that there is a deal and there are no terrorists and creators of on on on british goods and also that there is this understanding to cooperate with the e.u.

on many issues where alexander tilting to be a commission president as if on the line announced a deal with slightly more somber statement calling it fair balanced and right is the e.u. happy with this deal. well this still was only possible because both sides were willing to compromise and the european union certainly had to to make a substantial concessions one example on lead the you wanted the european court of justice to decide over future disputes that's not going to happen instead both sides agreed to establish an independent betray ssion tribunals but overall i would say that the european union was able to achieve its main goals it remains united during this very difficult negotiation process it's too doubt for a small member state arlen's who had most to lose from the u. case departure and it made clear that axis to the european union single market

comes at a prize with obligations the u.k. has to agree had to agree to binding constraints and this is definitely good news for the european union well the united during the negotiations they said but how have member states been reacting to the deal. overall know very positive way i would say a german chancellor angela merkel described this deal as a deal of historian comportment. german cabinet is going to decide on the agreement in the next day days next monday and merkel said that she is very confident that they would have a good result the french president emmanuel mccall was also very positive on twitter saying that this deal is essential to protect the rights of the french citizens fisherman and the french producers even though friends of the country who

had taken the hardest line on fisheries so no all the governments of all the member states they have to scrutinize the legal tags and to do it quickly to make it possible for the agreements to be provisionally implemented the before the end of the transition period all right allan found a phenomenon in brussels and big mouth in london thank you. another some news just coming in a large explosion has damaged several buildings in the u.s. city of nashville tennessee emergency crews are out the say it's believed a parked vehicle blew up in the downtown area i witnesses say they heard a loud boom early on christmas morning followed by black smoke and billowing flames on social media local said the blast blew out windows and caused widespread damage police say they believe the explosion was intentional we'll have more on that story as soon as it comes in but now let's take

a look at some of the other stories making headlines in his early it all be christmas address pope francis has called on all nations to be aware of market forces and nationalism and to focus on the sharing and making covert 19 vaccines available to the 844 year old pope called for brotherhood during a time of ecological crisis and social imbalances. the longtime leader of mali's opposition sissay has died aged 71 from corona virus complications the former finance minister was considered a favorite to win mounties next election 2022 he passed away just 2 months after his release from lengthy captivity by islamist insurgents. 3 latin american countries have now launched mass immunization programs to combat the pandemic mexico chile and costa rica have all received shipments of coronavirus vaccine and begun their distribution but with the 2nd highest coated 19 death toll

in the world all eyes are on brazil where a vaccine is yet to be approved. it's been a week of celebrating firsts in latin america the 1st shipment arrivals of vaccines . the 1st jabs for health care workers and those at risk. it's the best gift in 2020 i could have gotten. here when i understand people are suspicious it's something new but you have to have faith and get vaccinated as soon as possible chile mexico and costa rica have all begun administering the fires of biotech that same. chain of meanwhile has or saved its 1st doses of russia's footnote 5 that same with plans to begin vaccinations next week but in brazil which has one of the highest rates of covert 19 infections in the world there have been mixed messages. the battan time

institute has announced that their trial of the chinese soon novak vaccine had achieved w hey chose required efficiency levels the very next day brazil's president revealed his lack of confidence in. these fish and say you know that vaccine in sao paolo seems to be down i will not disclose a percentage here because if i make a 0.001 percent era i'll be beaten up by the media but i want a vaccine that is safe and effective that meets its objectives there are a lot of scared people at home let's wait for the vaccine. but while the nations that have begun rolling out the vaccine are optimistic warnings to remain vigilant against the virus remain in place. it's not often that gnomes are in trouble with the law german prosecutors are threatening one bavarian mother superior with jail for sheltering migrants taled says her religion requires her to help those in need even if it puts her in conflict with the government she's been recognized her

efforts with the prestigious german pace prize. mother may still is on her way to morning prayers for the past 9 years she's been in charge of them over. in bavaria but for the past few months the german justice system has been watching she faces a fine of 2500 euros or imprisonment ringback ringback. i'm calm because i'm not aware of committing any act deserving imprisonment yet it's. the public prosecutor's office responded to towards a vote was questions prosecutors accuse of illegally stowing away asylum seekers and helping them avoid deportation the accusations are unusual in most cases german authorities tolerate church asylum some 500 people are currently under church protection it's not clear why prosecutors have singled out mother. i don't think what i've done is so remarkable for me it's natural that when i have

the chance to help someone in distress i help them regardless of whether i'll be praised or not. financially the abbey can just about make ends meet. interns money from organic farming and producing church candles the nuns have in the past taken in 30 refugees to protect them from deportation mother met keeps in touch with all of them. she came from eritrea. and she came from sudan and came to germany and wanted to stay here she received a letter stating that she was going to be deported to get the aid worker asked us to give us church asylum we took her in because in addition to this she was pregnant. both mother and child are doing well in the end they were able to stay in germany many refugees have experienced terrible things women were raped men were beat some went back voluntarily as soon as the situation in their home country

got better for example this man from iraq. he stayed with us for 6 months he was our 1st church asylum seeker he came to us totally desperate and homeless once we took a man he was very committed he helped wherever he was needed he also like to join us in church even though he's muslim for example he spent almost all of christmas eve with us here in the church helping to set up the chairs for the concert. at. the idyllic monastery has many supporters even christians in the usa and australia we all believe in. the vatican the bishops conference and the protestant pastor in the neighboring village as well. people must understand that we as part of our religion must at least try to follow an ideal that we have to choose paths that are different from the others if we want to keep our credibility. when the bible

and mother met field and her sisters refused to be intimidated and for that they've been awarded the getting in peace prize for 2021. that's a news update we'll have more headlines at the top of the hour i'm rebecca ridges in berlin thanks for watching. the story of prejudice and propaganda. they were called the rhineland bastards born after the 1st world war. their mothers were germans living in the occupied drying land their father's soldiers from the french colonies. these afro german children had a hard time because they were reminder of the german defeat. exclusion and

control culminated in forced sterilization under the nazis. this documentary examines the few traces that remain of their existence. they call them the children of shame. starch january 11th on d. w. . hello dear friends welcome to music i asked my name is along that i love i'm a conductor from mexico and i just want to invite you to enjoy this wonderful show where you will need to amazing musicians from all over the world and see the backstage life and their stories of how they put this beautiful music together. the next episode takes me back to my friends in syria that tom holler or quest to rick that has been a friend past sick orchestra to work with for the past many years and in this case

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eco india. telling tales which textiles. tibetan designer tenzin succeeds in doing so as a child he fled to northern india and stayed there. is creations are a multicultural mix of indian style tibetan tradition. young moroccan emigrants. they know the police will stop the. they know that the road is not a solution. they know their flight could be feel. like going back to using not an option. i'm on and gravity are stuck in the

spanish border area alongside other young people there waiting for a chance that will probably never come. shattered dreams starts january 18th on t w. i don't hava all that stuff is a made from cotton and although it's of natural product the wasps kill the which we call it and they love us some also for water that needs often means that it's in badminton an unsustainable and yet we need to cotton at least we think we do and the unsustainable textiles to so how do you make them better for the end by.