and it's not just lake houses in the countryside hotels in crowded cities like st petersburg and moscow have also been affected by the travel slowdown and they are hoping features like plenty of hand sanitizer and contactless check ins will entice locals to sit out their quarantine with them at this hotel you simply need a code to check in and go to your room. with lock downs and travel restrictions expected to continue russian hotels like these are hoping this pivot will help them ride out the worst of the pandemic economic effects. of today's show thanks for watching for me it's by and take care. no opportunities for everyone regardless of ethnicity or appearance unfortunately for many migrants in germany that may be a distant dream. many companies are trying to make their application process is more inclusive but does that really spoke against discrimination. made in germany. to look. closely. carefully to. suit. me going to be a good player and. discover. the i. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. they were abducted by the nazis until they can to germany to be raised as citize

and it's not just lake houses in the countryside hotels in crowded cities like st petersburg and moscow have also been affected by the travel slowdown and they are hoping features like plenty of hand sanitizer and contactless check ins will entice locals to sit out their quarantine with them at this hotel you simply need a code to check in and go to your room. with lock downs and travel restrictions expected to continue russian hotels like these are hoping this pivot will help them ride out the worst of the pandemic economic effects. of today's show thanks for watching for me it's been 5 and take care. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. globalisation. biodiversity species conservation exploitation polity. human rights displacement. the global impact of local action. global 3000. next on d w. happiness is for everyone schumann penises are very different from primates you know we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature david and this is climate change crisis sex how keenest in books you get smarter for free get over your books on. how to. discover your c

and it's not just lake houses in the countryside hotels in crowded cities like st petersburg and moscow have also been affected by the travel slowdown and they are hoping features like plenty of hand sanitizer and contactless check ins will entice locals to sit out their quarantine with them at this hotel you simply need a code to check in and go to your room. with lock downs and travel restrictions expected to continue russian hotels like these are hoping this pivot will help them ride out the worst of the pandemic economic effects. of today's show thanks for watching for me it's confide and take care. i'm going to. enter the conflict zone here after years of the war in yemen goes on with no apparent end in sight but who's really trying to stop it my guest this week here in munich is the country's foreign minister mohammad abdullah on how germans come to thousands of civilian casualties and be enormous human suffering all beings from nothing. conflicts the 1st. next on d.w. . when others give up. natalia keeps on fighting. many russian mothers are in similar situations. their sons have

this ambulance is rushing to sing petersburg approach ski hospital many health care workers and russia are doing their utmost to cope with the coronavirus epidemic but they are reaching their limits more and more medical workers are now testing positive themselves. which we did there are 32 coronavirus patients in our unit and 10 of them are medical workers yes you didn't mishear me all of our employees are now infected. russian president vladimir putin now acknowledged the problem hearing a televised meeting with his ministers the situation is still difficult and we're in constant contact with our specialists to coordinate our plans and actions we have yet to pass the peak. russia has been on a strict lockdown since late march now russians are being asked to stay home until at least may 11th. in his speech the president thanked the people for abiding by the restrictions until now did you know is that the way we manage to slow down the spread of the epidemic this is the result of our joint work this is the responsibility of millions of citizens who listen to the recommendations of doct

petersburg. alexander ii in st. petersburg.then he goes to the far east and the crowds are immense. like 250,000 people at a time would turn out. the emperor of japan would never actually touch people. when he saw grant, he stepped over and shook hands with grant which was unheard of. grant actually pioneers a certain post-presidential role that would be followed by other presidents. he arbitrated a dispute over offshore islands between japan and china. so he comes back with really this sort of great reputation, very much enhanced. he's become a statesman on the world stage. it's amazing. colleen: after trying to get the nomination again in 1880, not winning it. he decides to move to new york city and try his hand in the investment world. how does that? how does -- how does that turn out? ron: again with money, disastrously. [laughter] he formed a partnership with a young man named ferdinand ward was 21 years old. they created a partnership called grant and ward. it was only time grant allowed his name to be used in a business.

addressing the first virtual petersburg climate dialogue, german chancellor angela merkel cannot in favorambitious eu climate goals, despite the crisis. >> it will be all the more important to firmly consider climate protection when we agree on stimulus packages. we must ensure we are not saving money on climate change, but investing in future-oriented technologies. we must not think nationally, but continue to put international commitments first, because that is essential forr achihieving global success in climate protection. correspondent: germany will be in charge of driving forward europe's green deal when it takes over the eu presidency in july. the u.n. sees this as a moment of truth for the world. >> we have a very short-lived opportunity to rebuild our world for the betttter. because as the pandemic recovery can provide the foundation for a safe, inclusive and more resilient world for all people. correspondent: the you and secretary general shows the fear of the friday's for future movement, protesting here in berlin last friday, that the political reflex could be to bailout carbo

and it's not just lake houses in the countryside hotels in crowded cities like st petersburg and moscow have also been affected by the travel slowdown and they are hoping features like plenty of hand sanitizer and contactless check ins will entice locals to sit out their quarantine with them at this hotel you simply need a code to check in and go to room. with lock downs and travel restrictions expected to continue russian hotels like these are hoping this pivot will help them ride out the worst of the pandemic economic effects. if people stay at home to stop the spread of the coronavirus some are using their enforced idleness to turn their own 4 walls into works of art here's what one facebook facebook group in russia is doing. fly into a market check out painting from your bad. sink into the tragedy of malays ophelia the thing greedy and it's from your kitchen. from edward monk to michelangelo social media users are giving out classics a quarantine make over. the russian base but group is there is a. isolation started as a challenge between friends in moscow just a few weeks later it

born in athens and trained in st petersburg. as one of the most exciting conductors of our time. from 2004 to 2010 he was music director of the novosibirsk state opera ballet theatre it was there where he founded his music i attend ensemble and chamber choir. when he became artistic director of the param opera and ballet theatre in western russia he took music i turn along with him right from the start couldn't see demonstrated his passion for getting people excited. music. so what i'm doing is all of their oldies connection done some inside of listening to other number standing and every minute what is the function. for you. and then trying to bring this mysterious and light. during the performance and everybody gets transformed and does all these functions and all this quality and doesn't remains in the 1st layer of quality but becomes a kind of sacred pact between people. eat. eat. eat eat. eat eat. 2 meat. i. i i. i. i feelin. 2 2 was. i. was. i. i i i. i i. i i live i i oh i. i feel the beat i. when i met him it was for me like it kind of artistic fusion because i i immediat

and in st petersburg, we see the performers determined to keep on entertaining during the lockdown.up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: there's going to be a bumper summer of athletics in two years‘ time, as the world championships are moved to 2022. good evening. the prime minister is said to be ‘responding to treatment‘ for coronavirus, as he prepares to spend a fourth night in hospital, where doctors say he is ‘clinically stable‘. and he is sitting up and talking to staff. health experts say that the lockdown rules — introduced by the prime minister over two weeks ago — will be reviewed as planned next week, though there‘s no suggestion that they‘ll be relaxed anytime soon. and the world health organisation has warned countries against lifting the restrictions at this stage. well, the latest daily figures show that 938 people have died in hospitals in the uk. that‘s the highest figure reported so far in a 24—hour period, but that figure does not include deaths in the community or in care homes. and it brings the total number of deaths in the uk so far to 7,097. we start

petersburg to start the church for formally enslaved black folks.en are playing an important role in religious landscape of freedom. we have her reflecting the work of women convention. the baptist church that emerges at the end of the 19th century. thinking of the question of what it meant to be free, geography and movement. harriet jacobs said there is no more need of hiding places to conceal. she is referring to her own experience. hiding in her grandmother's attic in the small crawlspace were she could barely stand. there is no more need for that. now free people can go where they want. and many do. many migrate to cities in search of their family members, in search of freedom to be able to move their bodies. some of them stayed on the plantations where they have labored as enslaved people. some are waiting out and figuring out what did it mean, this transformation of emancipation and waiting to see what would happen and then some of them started to move from the plantation. and for other folks -- >> what did emancipation freedom mean? were they

these florists from st petersburg are trying to draw attention to their plight by destroying their own sold inventory but the most when you watch it but it can't store these defective goods every 2 or 3 days they rot they leak and they smell that's why we can't show the full quantity of the goods that we actually had. this is a tiny part of what we threw away this is our money taken on credit. at the national . zoo out there pretty easy. without any cells shop owners hope the government will step in and provide much needed assistance. within your arsenal is just not on the money our business activity is currently completely suspended he says it's impossible to prepare for this crisis and this situation this product can't be stored for a long time it can't be preserved demand has fallen the markets are empty and business has come to a halt snowball. the business what's opinion you. need the russian president vladimir putin is expected to ramp up stimulus measures to prop up an economy heading toward recession and keep businesses afloat but tumbling oil prices and tax revenue could weigh

cultural events artists also miss performing for their public dances at the nicolo ski theatre in some petersburg no exception they've put together one spun performance for soul a math anyhow for me and they did news team here in berlin enjoy. 2 inform. and on their many. tasks language courses. video and audio. anytime anywhere. w. media center. how does the virus spread. why do we have it and when will all this. come from just 3 of the top.

life is up next but for now we'll leave you with ballet dancers on the mic aloft defeater in st petersburg there working from home just like many of you thanks for watching . my 1st vice like moses sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by this. even something as simple as learning how to write them by side isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to buy say my home but it took me years to and. finally they gave up and mentioned buying the returns because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for those than writing them by.

life from berlin sports life is next and will leave you now with ballet dancer in theater in st petersburg there working from home like many of you are thanks for watching. city in ruins are always a. symbol of among conflict in the philippines between the muslim and the christian population plateau play as fighters occupied the city center in 2017th president to church's response was funded. by terrorists will never again will hold. the recount.

question up for debate on tuesday as germany and britain hosted this year's online version of the petersburg climate dialogue german chancellor angela merkel says that climate protection has to be considered as part of the economic stimulus programs that governments are launching to help industries recover from the pandemic well in zoo is back in business from today climate activists fear that because of the corona crisis politicians may play increasingly hard to get on that climate goals addressing the 1st virtual pieces about climate dialogue. machall came out in favor of the use ambitious climate goals despite the crisis. well as a vision to go but the thing it will be all the more important to firmly consider climate protection when we agree stimulus packages. we must ensure that we're not saving money on climate change now but invest in in future oriented technologies and we must not think nationally but continue to put our international commitments 1st because that's essential for achieving global success in climate protection. for. germany will be in charge of driving forward to europ

events and artists are also missing performing for their public dancers at the make theatre in st petersburg are no exception but they've put together a homespun performance for us all. 2 thank. you. and we're going to leave you for now with some incredible pictures from indonesia where the i know krakatau volcano has erupted spewing a column of ash 500 meters into the sky closed circuit t.v. captured images of lava flares over night scientists say it's the longest eruption a since the one in 2018 that triggered a tsunami along the coasts of sumatra and java killing 430 people but no casualties have been reported in the latest eruption. if you're watching news from berlin remember you can get the latest headlines on a. or on our website. and you can follow us on twitter and instagram too. richard just focus on the hate speech color of her mention of sustainable charcoal production the soul of a sow's are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms 800 fighters 2 news.

suspended in players ordered to stay home like everybody else russian premier league club senate st petersburg came up with a clever way to present their player of the month award check it out they did it by drone brazilian forward malcolm x. . that his trophy through the open window of his apartment before thanking fans for their votes. leaks in russia have been suspended until further notice in line with most other european countries there's still no word on when or if the season will continue. the watching do w. news from berlin world stories is up next i have it here but you're in good hands because we're back to rehearsal being here 45 minutes with more news thanks for watching. ruins my road. conflict in the philippines between the muslim and the christian population. as fighters occupied the city center to close the president to tears.

now it's the 2nd day of the petersburg climate dialogue germany's initiative to discuss ways of combating climate change because of code 19 the dialogue is taking place online but the pentatonic is shaping the discussions in other ways as well with many companies and even industries desperate for help there are growing calls on the government to attach climate friendly strings to aid for businesses. the world's largest comic is gradually resuming production at its european facilities the coronavirus pandemic has cost billions and executives to optimistic about the future. you know. there's no cure it's nice to hear concerned that a car is not foremost on the minds of our pretensions customers right now. so we'd welcome efforts by the government to create some incentives for consumers. who are good to look at cities who are government assistance for a vehicle purchases didn't politicians want to phase out the combustion engine and wouldn't it be a good time to transition to a more eco friendly economy when company cough is a ramp. on monday a broad spectrum of nearly 70 german companies ca

and for the dancers of one's of russia's oldest theatres — the mikhailovsky in st petersburg — the showgoing on regardless, as our correspondent steve rosenberg reports. music plays russians love ballet, and the mikhailovsky is one of the country's top troupes. they're in lockdown now, but the stars of this stage have found a creative way to keep performing. they're doing it at home and posting online. it's less classical, more kitchen, really. don quixote at dinner time. valeria normally uses a fan for this bit but, in quarantine, a plate will do. ah, the emotion of it all! a scene from the ballet giselle, with a saucepan of russian dumplings. there's clearly an appetite for this bizarre ballet. in russia, the video has gone viral. "stay positive, that's the message", principal dancer ivan tells me. "life might be tough now, but a good mood and a sense of humour can save the world." a sense of humour... well, russians certainly have that. stuck at home, people across russia have been impersonating famous paintings and sharing online. very. . . creative! and they've penned a plethora of

we see that in petersburg, virginia with the saint stephen's episcopal church. which is one of the first black episcopal churches in virginia. and it is founded in part by a formally enslaved black woman from north carolina. she works with one of the ministers there in petersburg to start the church for formally enslaved black folks. women are playing an important role in religious landscape of freedom as well. we also have this woman, reflecting the work of women in the national women's convention for the baptist church, which ultimately emerges at the end of the 19th century. and then lastly, thinking of this question of what it meant to be free, it meant geography and movement. harriet jacobs said there is no more need of hiding places to conceal. -- conceal slave mothers, referring to her own experience. hiding in her grandmother's attic in the small crawlspace where she could barely stand. there is no more need for that. now free people can go where they want. and many do. many migrate to cities in search of their family members, in search of just freedom,

born in greece he started his career in russia he studied in st petersburg and became artistic director of the opera houses in over sabean's and paris. today he's in demand around the globe including the salzburg festival the world's most celebrated event for classical music. and his russian orchestra. are among the big names. it's 2 days before their concert. good morning. but. they're not. going. to find with a 9 symphonies that is very famous but even for their people the know very well the symphony is little bit undiscovered. because inside the symphony exists a very certain space that is not. quite open. everybody is there. you need a kind of revolution i can't afford to do tend to space it's not so easy. should. be set up as the picture. you show i see. there's a treasure shrugging in particularly good vision gets a glimpse of. you know when to send. the 2 calls before their legalese for spacing more some of the spelling major for the 2nd going to have the 2 golds before the let us say. that all of the same wasn't good. leaseholder wins 40 some more. look. a little less thing by m

more so in a st petersburg the brazilian player malcolm is self isolating in his apartment and so he's a ward of the litter by a drone scaring the living daylights out of these cats were feeding the rest of the family by 9 points when it was suspended. ok i'll be back here again a little bit later with another sports news update peter pace and many thanks we will surely see you that last one is of course whenever you want to on the web site the address. al-jazeera dot com we'll have the latest developments worldwide for you with sammy on the other side of the break i will see you back here on al-jazeera from 13 gene with another 60 minutes of al-jazeera world news until then what's going on. as the world battles the coronavirus pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the outside. with updates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. coronavirus pandemic special coverage on al-jazeera. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our own lives in taking these road splits saving lives is a dangerous job the vaccines took o

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petersburg. that was one decision almost made hastily and that wasn't made hastily. you realize race is different. you asked about the european traditions. those are the ones i know about. gary, did you want to add something? >> i was going to make a comment about liz -- how do people view these. i think most people have no idea who is on a horse in lee park. that's what i would say. just before the outbreak in charlottes break, katie couric was filming for a special she did on this issue that came out a little bit later. her crew and photographer had urine thrown on them during the actual flare-up. katie couric was an undergraduate the university of virginia. she lived on the lawn at the university of virginia, for those of you don't know is right out from the rotunda. there were two plaques on the front of the rotunda. each listed 250 uva graduates who had died in confederate service during the war. there was two lists of 250 names. they were still there. they are gone now. katie and i walked up to them. i asked her what she thought of them when she lived on the la

petersburg. so, there was one decision that was almost made hastily, and that wasn't made hastily. i realize race is different, but you asked about the european traditions. those are the ones i know about. gary, did you want to add something? gary: i was going to make a quick comment about liz's how do people view things? i think most people have no idea who is on a horse in lee park. just before the outbreak in charlottesville, katie couric was filming for a special she did on this issue that came out a little bit later. her crew and photographer had urine thrown on them during the actual flareup. but katie couric was an undergraduate student at the university of virginia. she lived on the lawn at the university of virginia, right out from the rotunda. there were two plaques. each of them listed graduates who had died in confederate service during the war. it was just to list of 250 names. they're still there. there gonna. i asked katie what she thought of these. she said i never notice them. i said what did you think of the lee statue downtown? never heard of it. and she is someo

have been debating and an online summit in germany and britain hosting this year's round of the petersburg climate dialogue german chancellor angela merkel said climate protection has to be considered as part of the economic stimulus packages that governments are launching to help industries recover from the pandemic here is the challenge that the chancellor with apology. for the poor picture quality. look at an issue really good at times the discussion about distribution firms will be extremely difficult when we look at the damage the corona pandemic has done to our national budgets it will be all the more important to firmly consider climate protection when we agree stimulus packages we must ensure that we're not saving money on climate change right now but invest in in future oriented technologies and we must not think nationally but continue to put our international commitments 1st because that's essential for achieving global success in climate protection. if in future the w.'s chief political correspondent melinda crane welcome belinda what has prompted this renewed push for climate

measures in the coronavirus stimulus programs and medical made the remarks as co-host of this year's petersburg climate dialogue attended online by ministers from 30 countries. russian president vladimir putin has said his country's coronavirus epidemic hasn't yet peaked during a televised video call.

these florists from st petersburg are trying to draw attention to their plight by destroying their unsold inventory but i wish them when you worship it but i can't store these defective goods every 2 or 3 days they write they leak and they smell and that's why we can't show the full quantity of the goods that we actually had. this is a tiny part of what we threw away this is our money taken on credit because if the national seeing it got bought it was out pretty easy without any cells shop owners hope the government will step in and provide much needed assistance. within yet us this is just not done like our business activity is currently completely suspended he says it's impossible to pass through this crisis and the situation on this product can't be stored for a long time it can't be preserved demand to school and the markets are empty and business has come to a halt that it's the ball pollution depressed over the business what's opinion thank you the russian president vladimir putin is expected to ramp up stimulus measures to prop up an economy heading toward recession and keep busine

in these strange times, said petersburg decided their player of the month was going to get his awardter feed. a drawn travel to the player boss mike house and presented it to the striker through a window in his apartment. player of the month, i wonder how much he actually played? i month, i wonder how much he actually played ? i hope month, i wonder how much he actually played? i hope you wipe the award down afterwards. we will be back later. thank you very much. there are concerns that younger people who cannot meet up with friends will struggle. normally you would have 30 to 50 young people here after school. i am to 50 young people here after school. iam being to 50 young people here after school. i am being shown around the dumps youth club that has been closed since the lockdown. and what way are you having to change the way you work? i'm trying to meet people where they are, using instagram... we are trying to recreate the youth clu b we are trying to recreate the youth club as best as we can in a virtual environment. nicola is a youth worker and is chatting online with kids wh

suspended and players ordered to stay home like everybody else russian premier league club senate st petersburg came up with a creative way to present their player of the month award it's by drone brazilian forward malcolm accepted his trophy through the open window of his apartment before thanking fans for their votes leagues in russia have been suspended until further notice in line with most other european countries there's still no word on when or if the season will continue. or watching to do any news from berlin up next our current of virus special with monica jones i'll be back at the top of the hour sure to check our latest news thanks for watching. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona. from the covert 19 special next on d w. beethoven is for me. it's for. beethoven is for him. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for everyone. beethoven 2022 fiftieth anniversary year on d. don't you know. the global economy is in a state of paralysis businesses are closed production has ground to a halt and many wes