berlin was a festival that seemed to please. challenges, it came through as a vibrant forum for international cinema. i mean look at this, this is crazy. it's such an international festival with all people unite with their passion for movies and for cinema, i think there is nothing better than that. if you have so many different cultural backgrounds but all the same heartbeat, so i think it is a wonderful thing. i would like to live here. as a journalist covering berlin this year, i can say all credit to the festival for staging the event. i certainly savoured some inspiring cinema but i do now look forward to a full throttle berlin film festival next year. one of the big delights for me being here at the berlin film festival this year was to see the film good luck to you, leo grande. why? because it starred emma thompson who gave an outstanding performance that really showed off her immense skills as an actress and her bravery. she was the very best thing about this picture which deals with many, quite compelling issues as emma

the war came to berlin long ago. ready ready of a regular i'd really like to be able to say yes, i'm from ukraine, but i'm not as bulls gravity as a new york, but i come here and help anyway. and i also could i even known if it was a break or the would be it's almost 11 pm. olga has arranged to pick up a mother and her daughter arriving from keith. but there's a problem or no, no, it's a 100 minutes late on the trains delayed one hour and 40 minutes thought that they speak on the phone. she decides to wait for the question. we can save people what we can do it every day. and we do, she was, and if we do that, i might even be able to save russia as well, is good because of ukraine winds. and of course they'll win that that's not what they have to win because they'll never give up. then russia will have a chance to be free of this garbage. what i see for you to some other people didn't want me to check the train for more. so after all, the guy doesn't know what the women she's here to meet. look like. they'd arrange to

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and went to berlin. what did they think about russia's warren ukraine ogre and how do they see their home country now? ah, demonstrators and berlin, carrie, yellow and blue flags to show their solidarity with ukraine. among them are one of the many russians against the war here. just imagine this crowded mustang, what would happen then? they'd march toward the kremlin. joining them is all god romanella, a russian journalist and human rights activist who's lived in berlin for 5 years. she's attended every demonstration against the war and great, ah, freedom for you. train russia without awe . romanella helped organize this march. she fled moscow after a police raid on her and jos offices in 2017. was. it was due to over a 1000. people have already been arrested because they took to the streets of russian cities. like these are brave and desperate people. and it's much harder for them than for us here because they've got neighbors and co workers, parents, or even children against i oh, go. heaton has divid

that is the grand opening of that factory outside of berlin. you know, you must, has been quite critical of german bureaucracy. they wanted to open that factory about a year ago, almost does a very public example like that of sort of administrative, bureaucratic delays and scare other companies away from germany. i think it might even be the opposite. so i think that's a proven that you can approve processes done in 2 years for such a huge investment. that's upstanding for even a year or so. it's been a good time for the administration and reliable administration in germany. and i think has mentioned that in his interest mentioned that in his speech last tuesday that he very much appreciate the rely rival administration processes and administration in germany. so tesla as well as a c, a t l 3 manufacturer that has that manufacturing plant to also to 3 years ago shows that the administration processes are competitive if we mentioned until they're another big win for germany as an investment location . the german government reportedly is giving a

-- west germany and berlin, west berlin. and the other thing the crusade for freedom did was launched balloons and the balloons were filled with many things and there were many ideas of what could go into the balloons, and leaflets carried political messages and american foods could be put in the balloons and dropped although 14 pounds of food might not be a good idea, and bibles were put in the balloons, and many things were put in the balloons and launched to germany and they would float given the weather pattern in the soviet block areas and distribute. these balloon campaigns were heavily supported by boy scouts and the children and the population in america, and here we see examples of a freedom balloon and -- two different types of freedom balloons that would district items in eastern europe, and this happens to be in colorado. one of the most important things with the atomic explosion was this idea of fear and fear management. one historian writes, getting them accustomed to horrible sights would keep them from scream

what has been happening at today's protest in berlin? that's right, there still is several people he on the streets even though the pro to so you can see here, right behind me is a smaller one than the one that we saw a few hours ago. the big protest, according to organizes more than 60000 people police said that the were around 203040008 people here in berlin, a protesting against the war. there was a stage on the other side of the street where the berlin's victory column is they called for the end of their war, said the germany should increase as sanctions and should increase a pressure on moscow as well with economic sanctions. so a lot of families, we saw a lot of people who are still standing here and it want to show solidarity with ukraine in this difficult hours. well, along with just wanting to show solidarity, what are some of the demands that you've heard the protesters expressing today? well on one side is some are asking a germany, asking the german government to send more weapons to ukraine to defend itself if from the russi

berlin west berlin the other thing that the crusade for freedom did is it launched balloons that we see here and those balloons were filled with many things and there were many ideas for what could go into those balloons leaflets carried political messages, but there was also idea that american foods could be put into these balloons and dropped although 14 pounds of food. i might not be a good idea and a blue bibles were put into the balloons. they were called bible balloons many many things were put into these balloons and and launched from germany. they would float given weather weather patterns into soviet-block countries and distribute their wares. these balloon campaigns were heavily supported by boy scouts and children and the population in america. and here we see examples of a freedom balloon and two different types of freedom balloons that would distribute these items in east in eastern europe in this happens to be in in, colorado. um, so one of the most important things with the atomic explosions was this idea of fear and fear management one historian writes officials. hope th

there are a 1000 scattering here in central berlin. behind me, you can see berlin's victory column, and that's the stage with a few 100 people standing there and others who are also where some speakers have been in, sol, closer to brandenburg gate. these people started it. alexander plots a central square in berlin and walked it down. there's no an event taking place yet behind me with a few speakers calling for the end of fresh aggression in ukraine and also for a tough a stunt by the german government. now some of the people you've been chatting to that today, like who are the people attending this demonstration and what are they demanding? a lot of families, a lot of kids who are here flocking to the streets. it was another huge protest here. belinda organized them view a weeks ago. we also those images according to organizes. there were more than 500000 people taking place. we don't have a number yet of how many are here on the streets of berlin. we hear that there are thousands who are still waiting here and, and not only demanding the end of a russian as war in ukraine, but are al

it's only been a few days, but here in the white's room in berlin. everything feels so far away for diana. marco has been a wrestling coach for 30 years. he's had good contacts in ukraine for a long time now. and diana is also no stranger to him. quite the opposite, diana is one of the biggest talents in ukrainian wrestling. in 2019 she won bronze at the under 15 european championships in krakow chess law. ja new to call us or to be perfectly honest. and i didn't expect marco to get in contact in the boise. i didn't expect that any one would get in touch and head. yeah. it's a valuable dog. yeah, i woke up to another air raid siren book and we were supposed to hide in an every shelter so that. so i got an e. yeah, this is starla. is with a movie that meant that of all i'm when i looked at my phone and a message from mark hawthorne, if there is a, i've read it on that and didn't expect it at all. he, i was so happy. he as i lean, jacqueline walker is a very good person. he monica, this is what archie they meant at the polish ukrainian border. marco pi

i was born in berlin. starts march 30th, w. ah, ah, ah, this is the www sly from berlin. a russian missiles strike devastates of military barracks and southern ukraine. one of the was the tax or ukrainian military targets . since the invasion began, and russian troops moved deeper into the port city of monte gulf. on his way, 300000 people remained tracked. we take you aboard the u. s. naval aircraft carrier harry s truman patrolling nato s space.

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building a battery factory nearby. berlin is a tesla's 4th car factory. it's 1st plan in california went into operation and california in 2010. it also opened a factory in 2016, and the nevada desert then came, it's the shanghai plant and 2019 berlin brandenburg factory opening today. here in 2022 up next new giga factory will be opening in austin, texas. hopefully soon. now we'll talk to our correspondent who is there at the berlin, brendan burt brandon burke factory in a moment. but 1st, let's take a look at this project. this was a forest just 2 years ago, but it was cleared to make way for a massive construction site. europe's largest factory for electric cars was built on 3 square kilometers of land, just outside berlin. tesla invested billions of euro's into the project construction husband, quick by german standards, but with some hitches, the factory was built at the company's own risk without waiting for a final building permit environmental protest force. tesla did change plans, a dispute remains about the factories, water supplies. all of these

the state of the business on robots in berlin, welcome to the program. it sprung up in just 2 years. now teslas 1st european factory has delivered its 1st cause to customers. the berlin brandenburg giga factory could soon be producing off a 1000000 cars each year with the help of a new battery factory. the testers also building nearby. now berlin brandenburg is tesla's 4th car factory. the 1st in california began production in 2010. that was followed by a battery factory in the nevada desert and came testers, shanghai plant in 2019 and up. next is a new gig. a factory is being built in austin, texas. but in the meantime, let's take a look at the day that ellen musk latest site, one time life, a car every 50 seconds. us electric car maker tesla wants to supply europe with its vehicles at record speed, proud owners at the wheel, and they got their cars straight from company founder, ellen musk, who was having a good time at the factory launch party chatting with customers and showing pesky drone cameras away, re tesla will make sure that this is a, a, a ja

ah, ah ah, ah ah, this is d w. news alive from berlin. the deadline passes as ukraine rejects russia's demands to surrender the besieged city of mario as fighting and the strategic report continues. there still no safe way out for traps civilians. the european union's top diplomat says what's happening in mario pole is a massive war cry. germany's vice chancellor low, but how that travels to the gulf in search of new energy sources as berlin scrambles to diversify it, supply after years of relying on russian importance and thousands, turn out for a peace concert in berlin. one of several anti war demonstrations across germany. 7 channel oh ah, i'm michael ok. welcome. it's day 26 of russia's war of aggression against ukraine . heavy russian shelling had a neighbourhood in the north west of ki overnight. the bombing devastated a shopping mall about 10 kilometers from the city center. at least 8 people were killed. fires erupted on several floors of the complex cars in the parking lot went up in flames. the ruins of the destroyed building a

ah ah, this is you to be news light from berlin. on the brink you praying appeals to russia to allow humanitarian supplies into muddy vault. president of a lot of reasons, he says there is nothing left of the city and calls for face to face talks with vladimir putin plus more jail time for prudent critic alexis of all the russian port sentences, the jailed opposition leader to 9 more years in prison. and bella roo says played a key role as a staging post for vladimir bruin's war on ukraine.

>> this is dw news live from berlin. a russian airstrike destroys a children's hospital in the ukrainian city of mariupol. president zelensky calls it an atrocity as fears mount that russia could step up attacks on civilians. the u.s. rejects a polish plan to send warplanes to ukraine from a u.s.-based, saying it raises concerns for the nato alliance. and berlin struggles to cope as tens of thousands of ukrainian refugees arrived in the german capital. ♪ claire: hello, i am clare richardson and to our viewers, a warm welcome. russian bombs have hit a children's hospital in the pretty important city of mariupol, wondering at least 17 people. a warning that the images we will show are disturbing. that shows a pregnant woman and carried out on a stretcher after several back -- blast hit the site. young children were also evacuated. a blast crater to story steve could be seen outside the hospital and the ground shook more than a mile away. ukrainian president zelensky called it an atrocity and said people were buried under t

the ukrainians, a guests of the berlin, wild cats, the berlin club trains in a sports hole of a school wrestling is only a fringe sport in germany, especially among girls in ukraine. it's much bigger. some of the world's most successful wrestlers, hail from their squad, of the mind that says what is my life normally i, i can't live without it was it was and i can't live without competing. i like wrestling a lot more horses, the taste of victory. so to speak, to waters when you fight, when you, when, when you stand on top the podium and realized that you're the strongest and pay your an them. i. so glad him, it's great to win that taste of battery just can't be put into work super. that is lavonne over here on the mat. deanna and her friends aren't just seen as victims of war above all else. they're incredible role models. after the salenti, my nose is diluted her over my. she's a top talent once an i mean 3rd in the under 15 european championships and 2019 aunt. and from what i've seen, i've been running with her and i'm a marathon runner myself and laura, she's faster than me. she get

but 1st berlin fashion week is underway here in the german capital. and one notable designer who is absent from the shows is john and grits feld from ukraine. the war currently raging in his country has prevented him from taking part. but as a result, numerous volunteers have stepped in to complete and present his collection. their message is one of solidarity that his show must go on simple cuts with a strong political message. the collection by ukrainian fashion designer, john greets feld, sends a clear signal. because of the war in his home country, he cannot show his designs in person at berlin fashion week. instead, he addresses the participants by a video message from cute. today's now's the time to talk about fresh by through fresh to day when odds show the new season today with the not showing you logs. because when you sit in a bomb shell or the gods, our basement. nobody cares about what you wear. junk reedsville is one of ukraine's most successful fashioned designers. his shows and creations are usually known for their distinct extravagant

she's a photographer living in berlin. she has the creamy and fears for the lives of her family and friends. her work reveals her strong connection, duramax next on d w. and some are driven by merciless read. others pushing the destruction of the unit one meters claim to preserve, shut down the next to move. the government is trying to destroy the indigenous people with a brochure of a to project blend grabbers or exploiting the amazon rain forest. indigenous peoples are now briefly opposing them. the heart of brazil in 45 minutes on d, w. a. we're all set to the to go beyond a man all in. as we take on the world i, we're all about the stories that matter to whatever it was eastman following with me on fire made for mines so you want to know will make the german said he just did the john love on banning thing that way. but i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone was laid. holden every day. just getting are you ready to meet the german can join me right. just do it on d. w. ah ah ah ah, ah. a spectacular swarm

and berlin rolls out the welcome mat for ukrainian refugees . with thousands arriving every day. authorities appealed to the rest of the country to pitch in and out. ah, i'm soon so much got to thank you for joining us. for another day, russia and ukraine have agreed to a cease fire to allow civilians to leave 6 cities. but it is unclear whether the safety of those routes can be guaranteed. the mayor, a one northeastern city. so me has said civilians have begun to leave in private cars that so me was had overnight by russian shelling ukrainian officials released this video here set to show a rescue underweighed a family home. the strike came only hours after a ceasefire allowed. the 1st successful evacuation of thousands of is trapped in the city. ukraine claims none of the other escape corridors worked and accused russian troops of shelling. the route from the city of medieval ukraine's army says it still continues to hold the capital city g of despite attacks nearby, as the russian invasion meets resistance, there are fears they could step up.

he cannot show his designs in person at berlin fashion week. instead, he addresses the participants by a video message from q. today's not is it time to talk about fresh by through freshman today. when odds show then you see them today with the not showing your logs because when you sit in a bombshell or the gods, our basement. nobody cares about what you wear. junk reedsville does. one of ukraine's most successful fashion designers, his shows and creations are usually known for their distinct extravagant look. but in this collection, the messages are at the forefront. despite of ever since i've been to round to be strong and safe feelings like love, kindness, you know, all in the band dense freedom light. i propose to use as a defense in the next season. for a long time, it was uncertain whether or not he would be able to showcase his latest designs and berlin. neither the designer nor his creations could leave ukraine. so john greets failed called on berliners to help some 30 volunteers got together to. so a new statement collection and the g

i'm monica jones and berlin from me and the team. thanks for watching my 1st bye. psycho was a sewing machine where i come from. women are boned by their social goals. given something as simple as learning how to write a bio psycho, even since i was a little girl, i wanted to have a bicycle of my own and it took me years to life. finally, they gave up and went to buy me on my side and returned with a sewing machine sewing, i suppose, was more appropriate for girls than writing a bite. and now i want to reach out to those woman back home for bone to buy their duties and social rules and inform them about their basic rights. my name is da, about the home, and i work with this week on world stories. we're looking at the situation facing refugees from ukraine at the willingness to help and neighboring poland. and that the german protests against the war. but we will begin in ukraine. hundreds of thousands of people need to be supported as they flee their homes in the east of the country to the west, away from the russian attacks. they br

there was another huge protest here in berlin, organized m u a weeks ago. we also those images, according to the organizers, there were more than $500000.00 people taking place. we don't have a number yet of how many are here on the streets of berlin. we hear that there are thousands who are still waiting here and on not only demanding the end of a rush of war in ukraine, but are also asking the government to take a tougher stance. also, when it comes to sanctions, where we're able to talk to a few of the protest, this will went out to the street through berlin. and this is what they told us, going to politic, toyota and the german politicians should use all the diplomatic options available in mentioned here. hey, helped the people here and help the people in ukraine of hidden flows. and somehow try to influence putin in heaven to permit that a henderson meeting to how hands are tied militarily. but what we are doing now at least sends a signal, and i hope many other is around the world to do this. i think we have to be ready to freeze the vigil. gas and oi

a jewish community in berlin has welcomed more than a 100 refugee children. it helped evacuated from a foster home in odessa. the children arrived in berlin after a bus journey that took them from the black sea city through moldova romania, hungary, and the czech republic. before reaching germany. the children had spent the 1st several nights after the russian invasion, sheltering in the cellar of their foster home. to via is now safe from berlin, but the 5 week old baby has already experienced tragedy. his mother gave him up to foster care in the hopes he could find safety. she came to us when the kid was 4 days old, she came with the baby. she gave him the shem to my father to the rabbi, odessa, and she turned around and shook out, and she didn't give the kid to via is one of $105.00 jewish children who have been brought to germany from odessa. the jewish community in the ukrainian city include several holocaust survivors who now live in fear of russian atrocities a berlin rabbi agreed to help. and now in the war, our job changed. we now we're doing another

the war came to berlin long ago. ready bravely, i'd really like to be able to say, yes, i'm from ukraine, but i'm not as wolf grabbing a new york, but i come here and help. anyway, i asked the guy, you know, yeah, that was a vehicle in the mood it's almost 11 pm. olga has arranged to pick up a mother and her daughter arriving from keith. but there's a problem or no, no. it's a 100 minutes late. on the trains delayed one hour and 40 minutes thought that they speak on the phone. she decides to wait with weston. we can save people what we can do it every day, and we do if it was. and if we do that, i might even be able to save russia as well, is good because of ukraine lens. and of course, they'll win that that's not what they have to win because they'll never give up. then russia will have a chance to be free of this garbage was for you to some others who didn't want me to check the train for more. so after all, the guy doesn't know what the women she's here to meet. look like. they'd arrange to recognize one another b

ah ah, ah, this is dw news live from berlin tonight, ukraine's wartime president, making a passionate plea for help to the united states. people attending natalie prayed. we are fighting for the best of europe and of world in a video address to you as well. makers, president zalinski made the case for more sanctions and military support to find russia also coming up 3000000 ukrainians who fled the bore in their country. we'll look at how berlin is coping with thousands arriving every day at the cities central train station plus with a game called or fight or year. and the works of an artist considered one of the 1st true ukrainians goes on tour across north america. ah, i'm burnt golf. it's good to have you with us on this winds. day to day ukrainian president blossom is zalinski told the u. s. congress that since russia began its invasion of his country 3 weeks ago, every day has felt like 911. it was part of an emotional appeal, buying zalinski, and a live video call for more help to defend his country. and he came as russia stepped up its bombardment of towns and cities across ukra

she's a photographer living in berlin. she has ukrainian ruth and fears for the lives of her family and friends. her work reveals her strong connection, i in 60 minutes on d, w. o. interest, the global economy, our portfolio, d w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. east this is wes. good. a step ahead with the w business beyond look closely. ah. listen carefully. don't know how with to the goal. ah, feel the magic discover the world around you. subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. ah, ah, it's been a while since the mood was this heated and germany. it's about the corona virus vaccination and the question is for or against that i don't want to be filmed. he has no right to do that. a piece of freedom, self determination. bless from the loud speaker. the pandemic is dividing the country and thousands take the streets on a regular basis. the majority and germany do think vaccination, compulsory mosques, and other protective measures are the correct

i'm jarrett reed in berlin. stay tuned for that with people and trucks injured while trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families played on the taxi syrian to leave credit on the news with traitor. people fleeing extreme carrying 200 people around the world.

[000:00:00;00] ah, this is the w news live from berlin. children's hospital is destroyed as the ukrainian city of mario poll president rubbermaid zaleski calls it a crime as fierce grow that russia could step up a tax on civilian targets. also coming up, believe the provision of additional fighter aircraft provides little increased capabilities at high risk. the u. s. rejects poland plant percent warplanes to ukraine from a u. s. space. despite appeals from keith and searching for safety, berlin struggles to cope as tens of thousands of ukrainian refugees arrived in the german capital. aah! and really mohammed walking to the program, a children's hospital has been destroyed in the besieged port city of mario pole. grants president says it was hit by a russian as strike, flow to me as the landscape called it a war crime. saying the attack left children buried under the rubble. the strike marks of violent escalation as fierce grow that russia could target civilian areas in ukraine. and a warning this report contains some disturbing images. ah, another explosion, rocks the besieged city of m

and you had condemnation of the state of berlin. and on the other hand, a huge corporation with normal people, a warranty is offering their apartment offering to live together with engraving. yes. so it's a new kind of cooperation of civil society and state has tried reaching an outpouring of public support, but is berlin getting enough support from the federal government? when our committee meeting law committee on internal past just some minutes ago, it ended and we've got some new them. now we're starting a new phase need to read. and we're trying to combine the support of families from korea. people saying, well come to the families and of support for women of franklin up from the out in a region. so, but i'm just beginning the way to try to distribute to different regions to bring buses and trains to regions. for example, a lot of text me and other parts of germany to get some pressure from berlin. in case i sounds like there is a system coming into place to distribute them to different german states. i want to ask what the sit

the ukrainian refugees at this shelter arrived in berlin. a few days ago. traumatized and exhausted. very few were willing to talk to us. one woman from the besieged city of heart give told us she finally managed to get some sleep after arriving here. she can't hold back her tears. what it looks like. he quoted, my sister still there is a widow job with that that she lives in an apartment block on the 8th floor that you had. she told me she'll never leave. she'd rather die their bombs and missiles raining down on the city. will dial it when you're about 140 people have found 10 pre shelter here. they're being cared for in part by an end geo that operates shelters like these. it's manager tells us time is of the essence in this crisis. and having to under nafta, i got a call at 3 am on sunday morning to say the people would be moving in that day. just to my colleagues, work like crazy in constant shift us to get everything ready over the song ducks. 2 buses arrived carrying refugees in the course of the day, and we thought that was it, but by

ah, the demonstrators in berlin? carrie, yellow and blue flags to show their solidarity with ukraine. among them are one of the many russians against the war here. just imagine this crowded milestone. what would happen then? they'd march toward the kremlin. joining them is all the god romanella, a russian journalist and human rights activist who's lived in berlin for 5 years. she's attended every demonstration against the war on ukraine. ah, freedom for ukraine, russia without p. ah, wow. romanella helped organize this march. she fled moscow after a police raid on her in jails. offices in 2017 was the 2 over a 1000 people have already been arrested because they took to the streets of russian cities. miller, these are brave and desperate people, and it's much harder for them than for us here because they've got neighbors and co workers, parents, or even children against them. ah, would those go eaten has divided my country? putin has made it dangerous to express your views. my mother's even afraid to talk to me on the

the news, i'm claire richardson in berlin. thank you so much for joining us with hold for me, what people have to say matters to us. i am. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. a man with the memories of a woman. ali from syria is born in a female body. forced into marriage, great. far from home, ali can finally become the person he's always wanted to be. i want to despair badly . oh, in the 3 credit, then we'll go through with it. i was born in berlin, starts march 30th on d, w. ah, is the war and ukraine leading to a tipping point for a global food emergency that is threatening political instability? we'll talk to former director of the world food program also in the show you creating ukrainians. escaping war are leaving their lives as well as their livelihoods behind. we'll look at a service that's helping them start new careers in germany and tesla sores. once again, on wall street, our markets expert will help us understand why a stock split as investors raising their engines. i'm seeing b

but for one group of children who fled the city of odessa to berlin, to berlin, the jewish festival of poor im, offered a chance for a little light relief from the horrors of war and concerns about those left behind ah orphans, and students from the ukrainian city for debtor enjoy the festivities in berlin. they were evacuated by the orthodox jewish shabbat organization. soon after the war broke out. ah, that'll und dash from the hebrew university in odessa had just 24 hours to decide whether to flee daughter left her parents behind in her home city of cas on. i couldn't, i knew it. i call my parents every day. they're living under occupation. now the care san reach and is completely occupied. oh, probably with this. thank god, it's more or less quiet. but the russian occupiers constantly shoot at residential buildings. ah, the 2 students are now safe. thanks in part to this man, rabbi, yahoo, dot tycho from the shabba community helped organize the evacuation. ah, after the 2 years after jews were forced to flee from germany, it's a strong sign that we have a safe harbor here today. of