well for more on this i'm joined by our guests in tel aviv we have your seat beilin a former israeli minister of justice and member of the knesset with the labor party in lundie you'll see michael berg professor of international relations at regents university he's also an associate fellow for the middle east and north africa program at chatham house ants in west jerusalem mitchell barack c.e.o. of kiev on global research a political consultancy gentlemen welcome to you all if i may start with you you'll see beilin what in your view has prevented the formation of an israeli government. the main thing is the result of the elections the 1st round in april and the 2nd round in september no party won the elections and as a result of that both of them tried to create a coalition with another polity this are the party of the liberal man it was not ready to join we need the left or right and as a result of it we are stuck the question is where the 2 big parties a blue white and the likud may join together in order to have a unity government and this so far it has not happened it may happen

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this is your business i'm rob what's in beilin well come along. i'm going to machall has told african leaders that transparency is the key to future development on the continent has been hosting the g 20 compact with africa which was initiated by germany to help boost intercontinental investment but despite a 1000000000 euros being played last year the impact is still yet to become clear. rwanda is one of africa's flagship economies last year bokes wagon opened a plant in the capital kigali to build electric cars creating hundreds of jobs the german car maker wants to invest $20000000.00 in could golly it's a significant step for a wanda. at the compact with africa summit in berlin chancellor angela merkel told leaders that africa had a key role to play in solving global problems but there needed to be more openness and trust. we believe and i'm thoroughly convinced of this that more transparency will bring more investors to these countries because it's important for germans other g 20 investors as well as medium sized companies to have trust and

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blowers june in a song chelsea manning and edward snowden have made a rare appearance in central beilin more than 4 years after they were 1st unveiled the collection titled anything to say has now returned to its former place near the brandenburg gate after a well tour the artist behind it with a demeanor says it represents those who dare to say no to global surveillance or who make a stand against lies that lead to war r.t. spoke to sarah voc next from the german left party and she told us the art piece is bring to life hypocrisy when it comes to freedom of speech. is. this culture attracts attention to this incredible scandal that is the journalists and whistleblowers who uncover crimes are sitting in jail today while those who committed these crimes are not held accountable this has nothing to do with the rule of law and therefore it is very good there we are now so close a direct dialogue because here is the federal government which could have started to act on this issue a long time ago and for example could provide a sound or snowden asylum in germany. meanwhile there are serious

berlin versus beilin means quite a lot here in the german company absolutely at long last we had another burley in darby in the bundesliga to look forward to now they have been burdened by these clashes including between these 2 clubs outside of the bun is legal but this is the 1st time a business leader a burning double happened have been easily get since april 1977 can you believe that was head to berlin against the tennis barista barely now they're 2 clubs from the west but this time it's different because in the 1st east berlin side ever to make it to germany's top flight so there really is a sort of east meets west showdown happening and of course as fate would have it it's one week before the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall can you believe that so it really is a huge game not only in terms of field footballing reasons but also wider political and cultural reasons to heading into this game and didn't quite shaky for they have been very shaky at all for start of the season they didn't win any of their 1st 4 as they get matches. this was in belgium and really i just wa

talk about what's happening with russia but also western powers as you mentioned is that us this beilin conference and the balun conference were supposed have happened in october then it was going to be november now they're talking about potentially next year it really feels like this international peace process has stalled somewhat so imad what is the reason for the delay then is there any kind of hope of resolution here. ok well i'll jump on a point i mean as mentioned earlier with regard to the russian and also relates to mention the game of the russian on the russian side in the conflict in libya is not a new engagement of pm sees a private military contractors like wagner they have been engaged on half their side for a while now for about 3 years almost other differences in the past few months what we have seen is a transition from their location there are actually rumored to be actively participating at the front line so that's a big change giving given also the primitive type the way the libyan conflict this war on the ground a group of 100 people is really a significant group of

in supply and oppression kings with beilin porcelain. and why do we mainly manufacture in germany. on the one hand because of the tradition of craftsmanship but also because of the convenience the fact that we can visit the factories for things that's very exciting for us designers it reminds us of the craftsmanship involved and broadens our minds. off. the cake porcelain is all hand crafted. ceramicist at the ballot house environment began designing simple martin porcelain table laugh for the cape pm in 1929. the new tendency is marking the 100th anniversary of bow house by collaborating with the k pm on a commemorative plate. but they're not as soon as you start it's already gone you can see how fast it's turning it's a question of seconds. today the team representing their ideas to the cape p.m.'s head. design now. enough when i look at it from the front there's a lovely play of light and shadow. uses the industrial and constructive a suspect is a great contrast to the delicate postle and we find that contrasts very intriguing and strong. reminds me of bauhaus photography the li

beilin based design collective new tendency is in demand the team of graduates of the bauhaus university environment. they design industrial products for everyday use in the house tradition functional and no frills. the firm is teaming up with one of germany's oldest manufacturing companies the royal porcelain factory k.p.n. is supplied oppression kings with porcelain. and why do we mainly manufacture in germany. on the one hand because of the tradition of craftsmanship but also because of the convenience the fact that we can visit the factories for things that's very exciting for us designers it reminds us of the craftsmanship involved in broadens our minds. off. the cake pms porcelain is all hand crafted. ceramicist at the ballot house environment began designing simple martin porcelain table laugh with a k pm in 1929. the new tendency is marking the 100th anniversary of brown house by collaborating with the k.p.n. on a commemorative plate. with their mum as soon as you start it's already gone you can see how fast it's turning it's a question of seconds. today the team representing the

know how it would work with aunt and her family live in a village outside beilin there's almost always a full house. and politics is a favorite topic at the dinner table the family is alarmed by the rise of the far right in eastern germany. i keep telling people go and vote otherwise nothing will ever change that and almost 25 percent of the people in the state of brandenburg support the right wing populist party the a.f.d.c. with their political activism they hit upon a keeping reggae in a spirit alive even today she's remembered fondly in eastern germany read widely. followed him 500 here i've just been so amazed in the last few days by how much people remember grandma. when you were traveling. yes she's like a superhero they really idolize her. to be honest i was almost shocked shocked because the excavator operator said that meeting at regina hildebrand's grandchildren was like hitting the jackpot lotto why asshole. yeah there's a lot to live up to. nowadays many in eastern germany feel bad no one on the political stage who represents that injustice as the estimates from our cloud

lived on the politburo estates near beilin he'd been through some difficult weeks. this one of your aunts. was it was frightening for us i have to say of course we saw the television images and that was the impulse for us to bring about a decision to diffuse the situation the visas abroad so enchanted from the communist party chief he had led east germany into a rut schabowski and fellow politburo members forced him to step down. but the issue of freedom to travel was still an insoluble problem for gone tense the new leader. is this the 1st step of the government that was created after deposing hunnicutt was to create a travel law with the aim of relaxing the situation. schabowski was the only member of the party pullet bureau to address the popular protests. he'd worked to bring about reforms in the system. but the people didn't want to believe him anymore. since the early morning the western camera team had been watching the events in plans and fleet week signing 2 districts in east berlin. and the journalists asked people about the most important topics of the da

limits i mean it is literally it is super imposing greater over all of historical palestine yossi beilin is a former minister of justice in israel he says arafat was the integrity to raising global awareness of the palestinian issue. there is no one state solution neither for the palestinians and nor for israel both peoples deserve their own states and i believe that eventually deals will happen and not in a 100 years from now but much less than that. yasser arafat was and i was a revolution list and more than a state that it's for sure he made something which was unique and will be remembered for that by bringing the palestinian issue. today to the world nor lage a high on the agenda a much more than i did before him and that was of course very important for the palestinian people for us as israelis his decision in 88. and nationally but again council decision you know just it was very very important this was i believe the real milestone in which the police steenie and leadership admitted it it's mistake by rejecting the partition un resolution in 47 rather than having already vend 2 st