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our europe editor katya adler is in berlin. with a spring in his step, the man likely to be germany's next chancellor — usually pretty dour to serious business. translation: dear friends, the world outside _ won't wait for us. we need to get our domestic politics right. "let's celebrate now and the hard work begins at home and abroad are huge. germany's economy is so big, it's such a key player in nato and the eu that success orfailure here impacts all of europe. shame on you, shame on you! and germany is divided. was smiling through gritted teeth. said the party leader. since world war ii, no far—right force has ever had this success in germany. considered too extreme by traditional parties here. the md says they're wrong. bargaining, bartering, even bickering is usual. had no time to lose. we are drowning in problems. because the world feels like a dangerous- donald trump, vladimir putin — germans worry about the safety germany is the second—largest donor of military aid to kyiv, after the us, but it's not sure it's ready to

katya adler, bbc news, berlin.t to germany and beyond. katya adler, bbc news, berlin. apple's highest level data security tool will no longer be available to users in the uk. the tech firm has taken the unprecedented step of removing the encryption service, after the government demanded access to user data. here's our technology editor, zoe kleinman. apple's icloud lets you store your data like photos, messages, and documents. and if you've opted in to apple's advanced data protection tool, this data is encrypted. it means no one, including apple, can look at your content apart from you. the uk government wants to access this data, too, if there's a national security risk. but apple has consistently opposed creating a back door for the authorities to its encryption service, arguing that, in time, criminals would find their way in, too. so instead, the tech giant has removed the tool from the uk entirely rather than give the government access. in a statement, apple said it was gravely disappointed that the security

katya adler, bbc news, berlin. 4 nations face—off final match in boston. canada scored in overtime. the stands. the �*soon—to—be 51st state'. celebrating thursday night. joining me live is senior nhl writer for the athletic mark lazerus. the game delivered of drama with that really fantastic in overtime. but 77: 'ust cannot 7 just cannot take the you just cannot take the political element out of the 7— 7= :——— 7 for this match or . the7 . . 7 the 7 �* 7people indeed, the amount of people who watched, can we? no, that became the of ng, that became the stocy of tournament, exhibition ng, that became the stocy of tournan that exhibition ng, that became the stocy of tournan that was exhibition ng, that became the stocy of tournan that was exhibitior to h .-.a ..ze:e;eaess1s1:§ere a �* to other be a precursor to the other picks next year turned into hotbed because :-—— the rhetoric towards canada of the rhetoric towards canada of the rhetoric towards canada of trump, the of donald trump, calling it the sist of donald tr

katya adler, bbc news, berlin. let's turn to some other important news around the world.mayor when the fires first began, saying she had failed the city. of homes were destroyed. china reassured south africa on friday that beijing and pretoria persist. attend the g20 foreign ministers�* meeting being hosted by south africa this week. his absence is linked to the trump administration's apple is removing its highest level of data security for customers in the uk. the unprecedented move is in reponse to a demand by the british government for access to users' data. online. 0ur north america technology correspondent lily jamali has does set new in the past, we have seen here in the ask authorities here in the us ask apple to them jailbreak a apple to help them jailbreak a a particular device in phone—in a partlclllaredevice in particular crime that they a particdlar crime that they to solve. it 777to to see a company m this -e of service from pull this type of service—from ..-- .. e- . --. . ~ market as as the uk. the market as large as the uk. it is not their biggest market,

the talks are just coming to an end in paris, europe editor katya adler. paris by the in . to . to show: j to showzthat sense a conviction here and a {envitti-en emengst leaders if do as |e of as a of ’ afs'a’h'héie’ " w ”of z; {qlsie’viifi ”sf z; {qlsie’viifi 52:1} i; {shield 5; 322mm z; {airfield 5; 322mm by ebreee ae a whale wilt be'aeeiaea by donald them. grimly determined, they're not guaranteed success. europe's military powers pitched up in paris today to discuss to face talks between vladimir putin and donald trump. what they can do at the negotiating table. just about able to contain his fury, ukraine's president proceeded today with diplomatic visits of his own. recognise such agreements. that leaders here feel they're being left behind. but more broadly in europe we to do more and in terms of our collective response in and by that i mean europe and by that i mean capability and :f ’f” full, europe and by that i mean capability and :f ’f ., full part when it and playing a full part when it comes to the defence the sovereignty of ukraine if there is a peace agreement. and

katya adler, bbc news, berlin. of european studies at the australian national university.ank you former chancellor. thank you for your time today. what do make what is the you make of what is the biggest thing we should understand about this conservative victory the elections? in in the german elections? fas? one in the german elections? fife one of the first in the german elections? fas? one of the first things fact, one of the first things we should look at is that the we should look, at is that the did rather we should look at is that the did rather well. the left did rather well. the so—called die linke the so—called die linke party, the left party, did surprisingly the overall was relatively performance was'relatively especially for remarkable, especially for young women. also what we should look at is the afd did not do quite as well as some of the opinion poll suggested, they they would be on they suggested they would be on they suggested they would be on they are over 20%. it 23%, they are just over 2994 !t probably due to the very is probably due to the very high t

our europe editor katya adler is in paris. on two major issues demanded by donald trump. on its own defencenumbertwo, that europe sends troops to ukraine in the case of an eventual ceasefire. of security more broadly, then they're going have to send? for how long? ii , , foreign j ,, foreign minister says ii ,, foreign minister says his j ,, foreign minister says his country ii ,, foreign minister says his country has j ,, foreign minister says his country has not ruled peacekeepers to gut. sending peacekeergerstfl followed similar statement from sir a similar statement from sir keir starmer. "i do not say that lightly. and women in harm's way." ukraine's security is helping to guarantee there are questions for how this would work. could maintain such a force in its current size. of other european countries. all questions to be discussed and addressed for an emergency summit. our paris correspondent andrew harding is following the french are sort of playing things down at the moment. they're saying this is not a formal summit. there is no formal agenda. but clearly there is deep concern here

here's katya adler. "we're taking our country back".hey're tipped to become the second biggest party we can't go on like this. the afd will change things. doing well across europe. it is the biggest in europe, one of the most influential if the afd really boosts its popularity this election, what does the afd offer young women? the afd isn't a nazi party or even far right. we are just conservative. but afd opponents don't believe her. why are you protesting? child was killed. border security is an afd rallying cry. the man expected to be germany's next chancellor, conservative friedrich merz, has been careful to sound tough. he told this closing rally in berlin. but the afd, he insists, is not the answer. he and other traditional parties pledged to keep the afd out of germany's next government. but the afd is crying foul. their support even more next election, it says. that's a promise for some. the six nations rugby resumes tomorrow, with wales but they face tough opposition, the current champions ireland. andy swiss is at the principa

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our europe editor katya adler reports.many's next chancellor, usually pretty dour in his demeanour, allowed himself a brief beam at the party germany will have a reliable government again. tomorrow" is what he said. germany's next chancellor, but he knows the challenges at home and abroad are huge. and the eu that success orfailure here shame on you, shame on you! while on the other side of berlin, the hard—right afd said the party leader. this success in germany. considered too extreme by traditional parties here. the afd says they're wrong. but voters i met at this berlin market today said politicians had no time to lose. we are drowning in problems. i think we need to build . a new government quickly, because the world feels like a dangerous- place right now. donald trump, vladimir putin — germans worry about the safety and of ukraine. germany is the second—largest donor of military aid on the ground there. berlin's brandenburg gate is a military monument that of its biggest powers. it has been an interesting evening. p

katya adler, bbc news, berlin. of russia's full—scale invasion. gains currently stand. are controlledile the purple shows areas that have been regained or held by ukrainian forces. the capital, kyiv. from there, the bbc�*s ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse sent this report. in kyiv, warfatigue has a different meaning most were shot down, but some always break ukraine's stretched air defences, like here in zaporizhzhia. this attack preceded a wartime fixture in the capital, lacks legitimacy, without an election. ukraine's leader gave a surprising response. translation: if, to achieve peace, you really need me . to give up my post, i'm ready. i can trade it for a nato, if there are such conditions. i am focused on ukraine's security today, not in 20 years. i'm not going to be in powerfor decades. worth of ukraine's natural minerals, in exchange for the military aid it has provided to date and could in the future. as grants, not loans. qatar, saudi arabia, the uae, do they earn i just want a dialogue with president trump. generations of ukrainians. that was the most relaxed we've see

katya adler, bbc berlin. katya adler bbc news, berlin.n. adler, the election. katya adler, editor. the comments we heard from w ”game friedrich? 7 heard from friedrich merz role in europe about germany's role in europe and its relationship with the us been a interesting, us have been a interesting, what you make of he said? what you make of what he said? he is somebody who says germany belongs back on european belongs back on the european world stage. germany is and world stage. germany is one of europe's biggest it of europe's biggest powers, it is one of big three. is one of the big three. france, uk and germany. but you france, uk and germanyl..bcjtyocj had so much bickering for m1 mm [on in the out-coin so long in the outgoing government that germany has been mia, it is kind of been missing. and europe, when it looks there, it sees a very looks out there, it sees a very world and an unstable world and an unpredictable world and a china, frightening world. china, russia, normally able to rely on its ally, the on its greatest ally, the