how it's a whole new elections. now that the election campaign has begun, the time has come for problem solving side, become the cool business of politics again, that some can guess f one for the takes it. this is exactly what people expect. now it's about the about the expect viable proposals for a good future for our country, which has to assert itself in typical times. they have, i expect this competition to be conducted with respect and decency. and for more, i'm joined by d. w. chief political correspondent, you know, has a welcome to the show. let's talk about what the president said. what else did you get from that speech? well, you know empowerment doesn't get dissolved every day here in japanese. not for elections. don't happen very often, but the president's decision had been expected after the gym tells the last of us have confidence in the parliament just a few weeks ago. and that is a lesson from the weimar republic before hitler rose to power. by the way,

to make sure that the parliament can't simply dissolve itself so far inside the starting. my us dress that the german constitution has tools to ensure the political stability in times of transition, as is the case. now, he said he'd spoken to all the political groups empowerment and couldn't see how of functioning alternative government could be formed without cooling for us elections that lead to his decision now. so jim's will go to the polls on the 23rd of february on the problem and, and the government remain in office until then assigned my speech was in large part expected a lot of germans knew that fresh elections were probably coming. so it was mostly a finality in that sense, but was there anything that you could read between the lines and what he said? as you know, i found it very remarkable. just how concerned firefighter's stein mind seems to be about the future of democracy in this country. he alleged that it democracy is under threat from 2 sides. he said that he was very concerned about outside

interference. and you have to keep in mind this was a pretty source address. it had been expected just a little more than 6 minutes. but as time i did mentioned the elections and remaining is i have to be called again because of alleged interference from outside anti explicitly mentioned the ex platform where a week ago in mosque, the owner came out packing the file, right, a if the policy and that was something that truly sent stuff waves across gemini, especially because even most is the key advisor to president elect. donald trump said sites interference from the outside. but suddenly i also showed himself very concerned about the many people who seem to have lost face in the democratic system . he mentioned all those and the younger people who have no belief in the future anymore. the older people who don't feel seen, and he said it was vital to be respectful towards each other and especially to go and take this democratic duty,

but also privilege seriously and actually go vote. let's have a look back now for just shy of 3 years old off schultz. the german chancellor has had a very tough time wrinkling a rare 3 party coalition. now dw political correspondent jenny graham explained what went wrong there. it was never going to be easy, but few could have predicted just how bad it would get. the traffic light coalition is history and the state just states for small collections. but how did we get here? the government face challenges from the start fairly, 2 months in russia's invasion of you cream force to mass of, of a turn in german defense policy. yeah, i know it's type of and we're living through our water. should you run the door and that means that the world afterwards will no longer be the same as the world. as for the full, the energy policy needed to re think to after jeremy's reliance and russia,

specifically for cheap gas was lead beer to the mix. and economy disrupted by cubic 19 with the public deeply impacted by inflation and the cost of living crisis. the lake was bleak. and that's before the cracks began to show in the coalition. it all came to a head when the ftp bailed over the budget. late night crisis talks at the chance 3 lead to f t p 5 months minister christy and ledner getting the sack. these lead me so this was forced into the decision in order to prevent damage to our country. we need a government capable of taking action that has the power to make the right decisions for our country to pass out the go. traffic from zillow has long don't play the economic concerns of german samuels these days, and all of shots are still calling into question the decisions needed for people to be proud of germany, against on, on kind of this breakup had been in the works for quite a while at least through

a managed the f d p, had a paper relating just to be hoped to orchestra, their coalition exit now or the election needing begins in earnest voters main concerns or the economy and emigration made to rise and support for the far right. and populace parties on disabilities, although schultz will be on the ballot again as chancellor candidates hold on, his heels demand most likely to get his job. the old position conservatively, their feedback mats, a busy winter of campaigning, lies ahead with just a few weeks for the candidates to meet their case. and still with me is chief, political correspondent, you know, has a. so jeremy is next election is set for the 23rd of february. um, what are the polls showing at this point? how difficult is it going to be to form a new governing coalition as well. we saw in the reports of that scribblers match the leader of the conservative policy according to the polls at the moment. looks like he will have the fast grab at the chancellor's position,

but of course he needs to find partners. and that the situation is a bit more difficult than in previous he is because there are no natural coalitions annual. there's also no policy loyalty by german votes, as in the sense that you vote for one party that your father is already voted for. and your grandmother, so this is something by voters seen to pick and choose more free. so you also have to look at and what's going to happen to the board to sac itself is going to be smaller than the current one. so they'll be very, very tough wrangling about all the positions that the a, if the which is the far right policy and looks to again, it's a best result in germany elections. a nationwide elections could come 2nd place. and together with the fall left party, the b s. w that to me potty,

as we would see, to rush. so friendly policies in the board of this talk. but with various tools that for those minutes, if he comes out on top, he's not going to go with either of these 2. which essentially means that all the of the more traditional democratic parties will enter a long period of coalition negotiations. so we might not have a new government for a few months, which means that the current one remains in office for quite some time use you know how? so thanks for your insights there. the south korean lawmakers have voted to impeach. they are acting, president conduct so they accuse him of obstructing due process after a suspended president union. so the all was also impeach before christmas for briefly declaring martial law. both when i'll face a ruling by the constitutional court, which will decide if the payments can be upheld as the chance of

protest in south korea's national assembly. as low make his vote to impeach the countries acting president the $602.00. he was elevated to the top jobs just 2 weeks ago. the opposition figures a keeps hon. of being complex 6. in the fleeting, in position of marshal law. fairly get this month. they also say he's blocking the appointment of additional supreme court judges speaking shortly before his impeachment on the night, the charge po and said he doesn't have the power to appoint them. as an interim leader popped up on one email across town. the constitutional calls, the will decide the fate of the or the suspended president you and so kill met for the 1st time. this is you who was impeached before christmas,

after declaring martial law in early december. 6 judges currently sits on the supreme court. all of whom would have to agree to hold up use impeachment. that's why our position fee goes up pushing for $3.00 mall just to be urgently appointed. giving them a greater chance of seeing you permanently removed from office. the south korea's president, russian state media says azerbaijan airlines flight on its way to rush on friday, was turned back. after being told airspace that were parts of southern russia had been closed, the task new service also reports the carrier has now suspended flights to 7 russian cities. the decision follows the crash 2 days ago for an as or by john airlines passenger jet, which some aviation analysts say may have been shot down by russian missiles or

the traffic stop at noon on thursday. in tribute to the victims, a b, l seated azerbaijan airlines flight at the airport, people held a moment's silence and outside the building, dozens cute till they flowers. in memory of the dead. the plane was supposed to fly northwest from us or by signs capital back to the city of grove meet in chechnya in southern russia. instead, it veered hundreds of miles, of course, across the caspian sea. before crashing on wednesday, you're the city of octo and cause ex done initially, authority said a bird strike may have caused the crash, but an increasing number of international officials and aviation experts now say

the belief plane was shot down by russian anti aircraft defense messiahs. they say footage of the fuselage scene during the rescue efforts and images that have circulated on social media show clear science of shrapnel damage. it was also known that the area of southern russia, the plain diverted from, has repeatedly used air defense systems against ukrainian drone strikes. a very sources familiar with the investigation say the plains communications could have been paralyzed by electronic warfare systems on the approach integral. disney x cream, yet most exception. now the kremlin has distance itself from the reports spokesman dmitri pest kaufman urged people to await the outcome of the investigation. remarkably, almost half of those on board survived some even emerging from the wreckage, unaided, as many others were severely injured. so that way when the plane crash,

my wife was sitting next to me. most of the i haven't seen husbands, the crash and i don't know that she is the planes blackbox recorders have been recovered intact and there's hope they will shed more light on what really happened . let's look at some other stories making headlines around the world type science to say that she wouldn't cause climate change has worse than the world's damaging. whether leading to people around the world suffering on average, 6 weeks of danger. seat in 2024. the research comes at the end of the year that had some of the hottest days ever measured lucy rebels and yemen. say 3 people have been killed by his really air strikes. targets included the airport and the capital, so not headed the world health organization was bare with a delegation at the time, but was unharmed. israel's military said it struck who's the military targets and

these have repeatedly launched attacks on israel since last year. francis handed over a 1st military base in china, as begins to withdraw, forces from the african nation tried abruptly ended military cooperation with his former colonial ruler last month. the french army had some 1000 troops in the country. that's all for now. stay tuned for music, maestro, i mean, he is upset with us the, the innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. if the care we subscribe to those channels to subscribe to plan, it's

a the, then the music comes to live where it's much bigger than all of us. yes. and you have read them and that's it says. and if you have loved yet misfire and there they like, what i see does not much what i have heard about who problems when i see the music, this is really some of the she wrote and she said the welcome to another episode of music. i might have thought my name is alone, that i love 5, and i'm extremely excited to be in a very special place for one of my favorite compose as your highness bronze. precisely here as one of the monuments that they built for him in to 6. and weren't good thing because we're starting a 4 week long cycle of all of his 4 symphonies within minutes. now symphonica as

part of the festival called bronze target that is celebrated every year to celebrate the music of this incredible compose. so i welcome you to see the rehearsal process as we work for this month. the okay, of, of, of, of, be careful with the, with the hose. seems to be sent to spread too long from slides. it's not em. let's just do it more naturally. it's just, it's weird too, thinking too much the

i'm sure, with already at that data. co principal, 2nd violin of the mentions team. when he got, we're in munich and it's, it's a pleasure to work with. you only have those 3 days of rehearsals and what i love about the way we've set up the orchestra this time is that normally you have the 1st and the 2nd merlin's on the same side on my left as a group. and this time we have the 1st readings and my left on the 2nd some the right there and different other would require a different hosting which, which has, has challenges, all sorts of benefits. i think for this to symphonies, it's couldn't be better because there's a lot of writing where it goes like that. but it goes so demands a lot from the principal, 2nd island. i have grown into that position and when i started playing 2nd maryland, i really enjoyed so much that we have really we have the color, we have the pulse,

we have the book, i'm not playing with this orchestra because this is we always have the liberty to to, to take quite a strong there's new colors and everything because rarely does he have one instrument which would be for a couple of words actually has a much, much cleaner pilot bronze. the nose is mixed oil and water color and changes from one to the other. for example, which is night. sounds is mysterious, sounds great. like really like water color. and then he gets to the really emotion of, of oil. the spot is always clarity and there's never, i indulge them and i feel that if you're nice thing,

a lot of people think it's all about indulgence. but actually, as you know, the music is written in such a clear way that you cannot lose any moments the woman's mind too. i love, i love it. why? because you should listen to this 1st learning part is the super romantic theme comes very shiny. the typical brown this is for me, brown not show and then you just explode. oh, i mean we know he was always enough. oh, isn't level. and he couldn't really say it's an update as an incomplete, loving unders. restoration of impossible long. it's okay. the she

has the da da da da da da da da da da and so forth. and he's already going back and then he goes to the depths of his illness as in german, this longing i know exploding this most seemed to me. it sounds great. and also the way your line with the violins pressed by the ins and of your lives. just flash. there's so many disciplines is there that it is. super length is like you can taste every nodes and feeling that that comes from extreme desperation in pain. and as i say, she does the southern and she kind of gather sins of bar codes like, okay, now this from, from this keep keeps thinking, you know, and then this line with a clarinet and it's saying into me he just shifts and, and also his ability on the piano is so clearly seen. i think that's why when you

play it, it's not so easy because it comes from club. this is a general general plague versus just of it. just a model is that a is with the south me buffy to one and she's on the speaking met then then run in the from the atmosphere this computer see month of to so we'll send it for the semester. so i'm just, i'm led since that's an end for me. the character of the, of, of the 1st moment is, is this struggle, this, this, this trying to get out know that, um that the, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that, that the job i'm up i'm up on by the, the, the, the he's always trying and festus is still installing because i'm at least to go straight there. click. no. yeah, i'm to move it. it's some steam and most of it is confusing. yeah. you can even get

lost in the emissions. it's fairly, despite the stuff that a lot of you that i just let it be, and then the hyman's really sweet to any single. so i'm here with jamie white, the principal, the soonest of the mentions symphonica. and it's so great to work with you back here. likewise. i think his, his use of the bus one is very particular. know often he's a, he's making you being part of the singing melody with, with the violence for example, like the beginning of the 2nd movement of this 1st symphony and tell us about about that. yeah, i think it's a wonderful moment is exactly what we,

i'm what we've talked about and rehearsals as well this week. and these 2 inter movements the 2nd and 3rd and the seconds in particular, more of a long and to last the serve epic symphonic sound. and sound world and being something much more intimate was real chamber music like a serenade, as something much more internal and on friday i own saw the service. and i love the same problems as music, which is the chamber music that we make across the orchestra, across these sometimes quite large distances and yet feels in that moment that i could be sitting in the 1st my raise next. and then the thing is, is gorgeous. always very sensitive and always really aware of others,

which is so nice. you're looking to make timber music with, with your colleagues that and i see that and that's for me is like, i'm not throw in so it's a joy. thank you so much. you make it very easy for us all the things you the, [000:00:00;00] the beams of some essence that's in the middle of d. c. i'm getting it into 2 minutes a foot to push the from the sag with me to then come on. thank you again. so notice me of the, me so,

so let me this and you find 20 to infinity. does this problem? so i'm asked me to have you come to c t it as a human to nice to going to indicate was in the movie. it's one of unit in the me says all in this is a step. as of the, it's on the . ringback and he was always saying,

my music is up so it's about nothing to find that really funny because this is like, yeah, sure, sure your home is, your life is all it, it's every so you lived, this is so clearly that is just to you wouldn't a it's about my feelings, but it's exactly, it's okay and it's, it's almost a month. but it's also how are you are i must say. and what you're talking about is made is very clear. you see very clearly and that in the way that you have also brought so many different voices that i would never hear. yes. oh, that's fine. sorry. you know, so that what i, what i did is that for me, of course, embarking on a brum cycle, which is something that all the major greatest conductors have done. everybody's whose name is important has recorded it. so to think, okay, what do i have to offer is something that's been done so many times. and my approach has been to really just sit through the music,

read as much as i can and listen to it. no recordings, nothing. i've haven't really listen to anybody. so i'm just really trying to see what that's telling me. and, and honestly what i see does not much. what i have heard about 2 problems is or how, how i've heard from late. it just doesn't much. that is big brown's is like a big how to go like a monument monument and i don't see them on the lines at all. i see a very beautiful person that is fragile, that is scared to, to, to follow the steps of a to, and this very careful, very tidy, very thoughtful, but also explosive was humongous in motion. the i would love to meet you like what is your love and it would be grades as hundreds of or if you would meet from i don't know,

i would give them the as possible. but, you know, i think people create public persona and we have been very good at creating personalities that we believe are the people. but i'm not sure that that's really the person and when i hear the music, this is really something he wrote. and he said, there's not any, this is nothing anybody said about payments where she said about himself, the news . and what i see here is some of course with give you a holler back with laugh. would be excited to see, you know, i'm, i'm, i'm really trying to push the borders of everything he's really walking on the edge and,

and trying to see how much can he like pointed to the line opposite in every way . and for that, do need to be very brain and gutsy the the they drink a strong psycho active pru. i ios sca taurus often join in tennessee. i was 6 when i 1st took iowa.

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