it is agreed to victorious allies, the brits and russians will share control of berlin but berlin sits squarely in the soviet control area of occupied germany. the tension and potential disaster and fallout that can happen, be set by the geographical position of berlin so western allies coming into the city are entirely surrounded by territory controlled by stalin's red army. that is the setting for everything that will happen. it is a fabulously dramatic story that will unfold. >> really is a fascinating situation. one of the great things about the book is giles makes clear what the stakes are right away. we understand on the human level the interpersonal conflicts and larger things that are at stake. you mentioned stalin is a character in the book and other villainous characters with helpful name recognition and real heroes that are fun to cheer for. names i haven't heard before but came to love by the end. i was curious if you had a favorite person even if it was one of the bad guys, colorful and interesting, even if they were doing that. if you had a favorite, a person you were dra

berlin. that's like indian because he's going to mention pieces of items item the most. i found it to be kind of this the best customer when buying building was split into an east germany or guns to shoot anyone trying to flee. frederick strauss that was one of the few border crossings. it's where americans spine couple, jeffrey and beatrice ship. it's cross between west and east berlin to meet with members of the administrative, state security, extremities intelligence service, as well as the size of the country secret police, the years they with the country's top spies. the high profile target was the chancellor of the federal republic of germany, the of the department, and one a. they were specialized in getting information from the chancellor's office. and this concert, we were shocked. we were trained the spines and so we had, we knew we had a lot of work in a day, which is by, on the highest political figure in the country, making them some of the most dangerous agents of the postwar pe

in east berlin. the museum opened to everyone now stands with secret down. so it was once collected thousands of files restored here, including the reports to ship. it says delivered from the chancellor's office as well as other information from the various sources the my job was to take these reports, which were evaluations and all the shades of grey within the government. i was the one who photographed everything. and then i took the night train boss, so berlin jumped on the train when in the toilet. i had to stand on the cloak and pulled down the ceiling and put the box in there. and then i went home. the ship it says, would never expose during the active cause the years, but all the agents would, over and over again on both sides the, the kleenex, a bridge separates west berlin and pottstown, then a part of east germany. the bridge became the symbol of agent exchanges. and not time went to scene, and steven spielberg's film shows the cold and ruthlessness of a tough business. open the gate, the r

it says lived and spied in west berlin, but travelled regularly to this dante collective in east berlin. because the apartment was used to relate instructions and give them a place to have lunch and chat homeless. we're not for the of the high profile spies that we've met for 13 years. always in that apartment. we weren't friends, but we worked well together. we became a cheese and developing our legend. so if we would ever, because we had it all clear, they gave me virtually fry on to the side what information would be useful. and then i develop projects for my sources and sent them to get that. we got information about discussions within the government and especially differences whenever it covered and has a policy. there's always differences of opinion. and that was important to know. while the ship it says with active agents, the tools had to wait in the us. they were to live under false identities. on notice on the scene, we were out of cover vitamins in need was our job was to establish ourselves as us citizens in case of war broke out between the soviet union in the us. and the e

in east berlin. a co, that apartment was used to relate instructions and give them a place to have lunch and chat homeless. we're not for the of the high profile spies that we've met for 13 years. always in that apartment. we worked friends, but we worked well together. we became a team and developing our legend. so if we would ever, because we had it all to the year, they gave me virtually fry on to the side what information would be useful. and then i develop projects for my sources and sent them to get that. we got information about discussions within the government and especially differences whenever it covered and has a policy. there's always differences of opinion. and that was important to know. while the ship it says with active agents, the tools had to wait in the us. they were to live under false identities. on notice on the scene, we were out of cover vitamins in need with our job was to establish ourselves as us citizens, a case of war broke out between the soviet union and the us governm

berlin. that's light is eastern dimension piece. you'll find the item the most. i found it to be kind of less the best possible. one behind berlin was split into an east germany or guns to shoot any one trying to flee friedrich strauss. so was one of the few border crossings. it's where americans spying couple. jeffrey and beatrice ship. it's crossed between west and east berlin to meet with members of the ministry of state security, extremities, intelligent service, as well as the styles, the countries secret police to use they were the country's top spies. the high profile target was the chancellor of the federal republic of germany, the department one a they were specialized in getting information from the chancellor's office. in this concert room. we were shot the we were train the spines and so we had, we knew we had a lot of work the 3rd day which is fine on the highest political figure in the country, making them some of the most dangerous agents of the postwar period. the form of fred

well, accordingly , what concerns the so-called public berlin discourse, because berlin is not southernermany, a city of quite liberals, so to speak looks from the left, often with a slant . certain claims in public places, well, they tried to have claims, of course, but we all don't want these provocations, so of course we bypass it somehow. let's say so, but we saw it all in march at the demonstrations in paris, yes, that is, when russian sympathizers disguised as ukrainians to a certain extent, they campaigned against the endogan regime, showing how much the ukrainians want to bring division into the countries of nato, especially now before the accession of sweden, so that is, all these changes that we have been observing for more than a century, respectively these methods have not gone anywhere, they have not changed and this has long been proven by our bavarian newspaper and the problems with the site, this has been proven by socio-political legal channels, swedish newspapers and norwegian newspapers. that the russians always try to use such disguises for provocation. therefore, su

, in particular, the berlin berlin platform taiu and the alliance of ukrainian organizations started6 p.m. it starts, you can join in berlin and andrii well, after all , we are starting something new and our own , because really, i also don’t quite understand if here we fight with the stars and there with the orders of lenin and there with the busts of stalin and then in berlin we don't carry flowers to the same stars and orders of lenin and a tank there is a roof on it at this moment as far as i remember er-e market artem in general well as if we are checking like this, i don't mind, that is, i congratulate, i wrote today and congratulated the management of the viche organization - this is a public organization that was founded a year ago, from the beginning of the large-scale aggression, when i was in berlin, we always supported our ukrainian community this new community that has already arrived, which was forced to flee from ukraine, and i welcome these new initiatives, but it should not replace our course, it should complement the fact that ukraine is seeking this recognition, do

is not staged footage, documentary chronicle, berlin 45th red army soldiers in berlin feed the townspeopleing the war , front-line cameramen fought alongside the soldiers of the red army. they filmed the whole terrible retreat of the summer, the forty-first boilers and the battles of defeat and victory , one of our comrades told me that somehow they arrived at the front line in the unit, and soldiers saw them there and they said guys. all of us will stay alive. the cameraman came to us, they really are forever. remained alive on the footage of the newsreel, thanks to these shots we today we can look at the war through the eyes of those who defended our right to life front-line operators were 258 boris sokolov died the last of them in january 2019 shooting. it's not a written word. this image on shows the truth about the war is our work. this is still the truth about the war, along with the first belarusian. there boris sokolov traveled all over europe and saw the advance of the red army. on the bed, the battles on the zeilov heights already from the street battles for berlin any shooting a

the sculpture be here in berlin. important because the number of those 200 plus people have been arrested and put in jail precisely because they attended the visual that has happened for almost 30 years without disruption until this past year. but now, hong kong can no longer surfaced that conscience, that reminder. and so it's up to the rest of the world to serve in that role. now we'd have to leave it there, but thank you so much for coming. in samuel drew from the campaign for hong kong, and that's it for today. there's boy news and updates on our website back tomorrow at the same time to see you then the next someone else to the cd highlights of selected for you. you every week in you a box, subscribe. now become a criminal. i think i may already told you about sugars paralyze between your societies computers and governments that go crazy for your data. explain how these technologies work. so that's how they can also watch it. now the those wall mean businesses are avoiding investing in your up. we'll look at the

. �* institution, the state museums in berlin. ~ in berlin. so, in berlin. about you, ifi may say so. are — in berlin. about you, ifi may say so, are hugely _ in berlin. about you, ifi may say so, are hugely influential custodian the collection. yes, our institution _ custodian the collection. yes, our institution is _ custodian the collection. yes, our institution is in _ custodian the collection. yes, our institution is in charge i custodian the collection. yes, our institution is in charge ofl our institution is in charge of bringing all these different aspects together and there are two more partners, two other partners, the humboldt university and so it is a little bit like a shared department with different partners but the main partner thatis partners but the main partner that is the two museums with this incredible huge collection. and they have been exhibited for many decades in another more remote part of berlin and now they are in the centre, very, very close to museum island where the traditional museums have a very permanent place

and hong kong is one of those places that i think berlin used to be. and i think that part of us bringing this statute to portland is to not only look back into the past, but the say that we have to look forward because the threat to democracy we make is this trip that you think the german government that is centered should in berlin recognizes and hence supports pro democracy or voices in uncle. i think it's increasingly so in particular, after the invasion by russia to ukraine, you are a little over a year ago because i think that for a long time, we have become complacent. not only within our society, but particularly with be a belie input is this of us or 10 resumes like russia, like you, ron, and the p r c. and i think that we're seeing now much more awareness last year when there was a debate about the sales of the terminal in the humber port. i would argue that even a couple years ago that would not have meet the needs. but the fact that there were debates and that this past we did the g 7 countries came together to name specifically china as a

lass' sie nach berlin kommen. let them come to berlin. [cheers and applause] freedom has many difficulties and democracy is not perfect, but we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in, to prevent them from leaving us. [cheers and applause] i want to say, on behalf of my countrymen, who live many miles away on the other side of the atlantic, who are far distant from you, that they take the greatest pride that they have been able to share with you, even from a distance, the story of the last 18 years. i know of no town, no city, that has been besieged for 18 years that still lives with the vitality and the force, and the hope and the determination of the city of west berlin. [cheers and applause] while the wall is the most obvious and vivid demonstration of the failures of the communist system, for all the world to see, we take no satisfaction in it, for it is, as your mayor has said, an offense not only against history but an offense against humanity, separating families, dividing husbands and wives and brothers and sisters,

he's not from berlin , this will be a signal from berlin street, he doesn't feel sorry for him, well,'ll leave the shults. well, if europeans don't understand well. so, i'll have to explain, so they understand very well the voting among europeans, which european city i feel sorry for. and who is interested? i mean, serious states, i wonder which one americans do not feel sorry for the european city, nothing. they are generous people, well, last week, i think you made changes to amended federal constitutional law number one on martial law, but amend the special operations special operations act of 1996 to clarify legally there as well . it is possible to introduce everything that everything that we want to explain, that a special military operation can be equated with a war. and this federal law. it depends on the duma . it depends entirely on the legislators. you have the right to legislative initiative, please, still somehow feel sorry for the inhabitants of berlin. i'm not saying this, no, no, on the contrary , there are as many of our russians as 2 million people. what are our peop

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our series 40 to be answered almost every thing this week on dw, the, this is dw news line from berlin. you craze president arrives in berlin. lot of mirrors, the love seat comes to germany after holding talks in italy will have more on his european tour. also coming up, polls are open in a crucial election in turkey. will voters choose a new direction or extend president air, the ones more than 2 decades in power? and as a euro vision song contest and liver pools sweetest finger lorraine makes history singing her way to a historic 2nd victory in the world's biggest live music competition. the mariana evans, dean. it's good to have you with us to decrease president in florida mirrors. the last name has arrived in berlin for his 1st visit since russia invaded his country last year. so long as the analysis arrival on social media. shortly after his plane touched down in the german capital laid last night, details of the trip had been kept secret for security reasons. to offer more, we can now speak to w's. chief political correspondent, nina has a who's standing by in front of a chancell

how does evicting this statute in berlin? help pro democracy protest as or for democracy voices in hong kong. slow as you know, the original sculpture was removed from hong kong in december of 2021 after it was standing there for 24 plus years us they way of commemorating public the only place on chinese soil where it was allow and permitted since this removal reckoning it to you in berlin and across different cities around the world is to actually counter this campaign of state enclosed need. that's trying, this government is trying so hard to do disappear, had all across the world to try to eradicate and to eliminate any memory and the mention of june 4th. and so this is a very significant and berlin, it's a unique place. why is building unique? well the, the statue right now is actually just a few feet from a piece as a remnant from the berlin wall that once divided this country. there's only a few kilometers away from them. memorial for the holocaust and those who died during the war war 2. and i think that part of the si

i will still intercede for the people of berlin, of course, so the people of berlin are leaving the cityhole of berlin, for one reason. there's a thrill in the park so it's pretty much yes but your reporting is very important front. they show a phenomenon that the enemy is afraid of, after all. let's say who has been, and they understand there are different categories. here are russian troops in fire, chechens. uh, donetsk luhansk they are trembling with the name 1323 gorlovskaya they and 11. strelkova is still for the fighters weaving these legendary names that they keep carry the sparta battalion. eh, but it's already a whole as well. how are you. you see, confirm that there are no longer mobile personnel who were all together and now this figure is growing up, which is in the west i've always been incomprehensibly afraid of her. and that's uh, that's the argument that russia has is the russian soldier. russian soldier, and there is a shortage of shells. yes, we need to improve the service , everything we are talking about, well, what you show is a russian soldier, a monument to which

i have office in berlin for me and a new student. thanks a lot. the, when i heard the verdict, what i felt was deep sorrow for the state of the judiciary and the judges in my country. the turkish human rights activist osmond cover was sentenced to life in prison. after being charged with an attempt to force, mankato of voice from prison starts of the 12th on d w. the . the city of barcelona is creating a sensation worldwide. entire neighborhoods are being closed off the traffic, the asphalt ripped up in trees planted. and it sense the cities deputy mayor is behind the change. those lucky formulas eunice, this is where we started to restore public spaces. as you can see, we've created spaces for pedestrians. every way, intersection with the primary focus on the most popular and let's pull, send them down. there's be more we've convention to form a traffic into sections into completely new holidays and most so last night. ringback 100 suns is one of the many planters worldwide working to regenerate cities. withdraw the list is such as barcelona powe

all this made berlin an ideal place for intelligence activities. the intelligence services of the world operated here, and especially the american english and soviet it was a real spy tangle soon after my appointment in berlin i learned a new top secret joint operation of the cia the tunnel will have to be entered from here, total 550 m, it turns out a little further than we would like, but there is no place closer. i propose break for lunch, i wouldn't mind a bite to eat. no, mr. lan's wife is located that i began to gain weight. so i 'll stay here and retype the protocol very sensibly. wasting no time, i decided to inform my new star about this operation and give him a tape with the minutes of the meeting, sketches and planamino near tourist attractions. i have very important information. sis and the cia intend to dig a tunnel and connect to your cable linking the general staff with the headquarters of the eastern bloc allies. here film with lighting protocols and plans. damn it george well genius. this is very strange information. i will try to

and also it is here in berlin. you may know obviously that when the ukrainian president travels to different aust, that's there are very, very many security issues that have to be considered. normally when they, you printing president travels abroad, the visits are either unannounced or announced really shortly before. so the fact that some of those details were linked to the german press, that was really a big controversy here. in fact, let's do an investigation by berlin police on the possibility of revealing state secrets. that's the big woods. so you can imagine what kind of a controversy you happened behind the scenes. it's unclear whether some of the details have to be changed. but it did put the whole visits with a big question mark. it was unclear whether presidents it and he would come until the very last minute. so the fact that he has now arrived in the lane that he has now met the german, a president to find about that time as of germany's head of state. the fact that he's now meeting german chancellor

some of the music landscape is being treated here in berlin. likes a u. s. president or liking these really prime minnes. so when they come the whole area here, the government court has uh, code and all this is also happening here today because of course it is a highly risky visit that we're leeks all the details of the plan, just how berlin police have been preparing for it. i've, i'm good, i'm frustrated ukrainians extremely. so this is something where the payment, the police are having to investigate now just how this could happen. and still, all of them is the landscape. did pull through with that, he did arrive in berlin up until the very last minute. it was clear and nobody was allowed to talk about the fact that he was going to come all that to you with that . and people are making preparations. so i can hear these big sigh of relief almost from members of the german government. this is actually happening that we just listened to the ukranian and some played at the chance of re behind me. you know, thomas or you mentioned this before, that it's no

theater from tomorrow, directed by olena shurska was inspired by marta gillars's book a woman in berlin and found in it many analogies and with the present time a-a dear seeded stand stand stand stand such usual anxieties basements running through mined fields explosions of electricity normally the performance is actually reflected on two stages on the main stage and in the storage room and this on ukraine is now the berlin of 1945 journalists marci hiller then 34 she hides in the basement, hunts for oil and remembers the russian she learned in childhood to find a common language with soviet soldiers 5 you are not good for her the actress slava krasovska, who plays the main character, is waiting, is confident that through the prism of the second world war, we can look at the current war , it is a little too early to create works of art. and here the atmosphere is very similar, but still due to the fact that we are separated by these almost 80 years, we can separate ourselves and look at these events from the perspective of the autobiographical book a woman in berlin was born in 1954 and

this is dw news life from berlin. turkey's presidential election could be headed to a runoff. no clear winner has emerged from the 1st round of voting opposition. candidates come ok, lynch dido has urged the observers not to leave the polls until every furnace is counted. he's hoping to unseat long time need or read ship tie up or to one. we'll go to anchor up for the latest. also coming up. your brains, president's makes a surprise visit to friends. 3rd stop on a whirlwind tour of european capitals. savanski earlier made his 1st trip to germany since russia's invasion last year. and in the bloom as big as live sick, leave it very late against raymond, they score a 97 minute winter to go 3rd in the tables. we'll have all the highlights from that game and much more coming up in sports the on pablo. so really yes, it's good to have you with us. results in turkey's presidential election show it's a tight race and could be headed for a run off. with more than 96 percent of ballot boxes opened both stage media and the pro opposition and new side say president ratio type or the one

again, opening these 2 to 3 day conference, it is taking his place here in berlin. it's an initiative that was created 13 years ago by now former a chancellor angola michael here in germany to create and to prepare setting and ideas a milestones a had of this meeting that, as you said, will take place in dubai. in the united arab emirates, in november of this year, are all participants still willing to achieve the one and a half degree limit on global warming. they spoke about that today, but as you mentioned, it's important that this is only a selection of countries that is participating in this conference. what they sad, and that's also something that the president of comp $28.00 sat is that countries need to have ambitious, transparent, and accountable commitments in not only the countries, but also when it comes to companies and what german, a foreign minister in alina babcock said that the cop $28.00 should be the starting point. so to initiate the end of fossil fuels, while they spoke about this 1.5 percent, also treasury for them to continue increasing when i

that is a student researcher mohammed osman here in berlin. ah, in the buddhist lee by and munich played last place, how to berlin in munich. the hosts have been out of their comfort zone, are usually leading the standings of the stage of the season after dormant drop points on friday though by and we're aiming to retake the table lead and they did not disappoint. beating the berliners to nail myers shocking. 31, defeat a might last match day had them chasing the table lead rather than defending me. the league title is the only one tom is 2 whole and buyer can win. this sees it upon its hater. don't have any title to chase. instead, they are fighting for their top flight survival. it wasn't until after the break possession in offensive pressure paid off or byron through santa kanab re joshua kim ich assisted gunam res diving header, putting buyers back on track to retake top spot. just 10 minutes later came in providing once more this time from long range funding. kingsley come on come on, provided the needed cover to protect byron's lead, his

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in some ways, he is 'ust auoin stop is berlin. in some ways, he is just going to _ stop is berlin. he is just going to give _ stop is berlin. in some ways, he is just going to give one _ stop is berlin. in some ways, he is just going to give one very - stop is berlin. in some ways, he is just going to give one very big - just going to give one very big thank you. germany has just announced its biggest aid package yet, nearly $3 million worth of military materials. ukraine had been asking for this. something also forgotten sometimes that germany is also hosting about a million ukrainian refugees. i'm sure mr zelensky would appreciate the chance to say thank you for that. but once again is, he has to shore up support in germany as polls suggest that german people are less and less enthusiastic about giving money to ukraine, worried the country can't afford it. the support for taking on ukrainian refugees it seems to be sliding. hannah roberts is rome correspondent for politico — she told me about the italian�*s view on the war in ukraine. she told me italians aren't that supportive o

the city of the future is also coming to berlin. at the former teagle airport, soon construction will begin here on berlin's version of the 15 minutes city, the here directly in front of the old airport building. a research park for the future technologies will be built. a residential quarter for $10000.00 people will occupied the former runway, hardly any parking spaces or plan, but there will be 6 meter wide cycle paths. residents can borrow everything they need from mobility hubs, including e cars, scooters and cargo bikes. the mobility helps induce mobility hubs are always connected to public transport and we're linked up to the underground and there are various buses servicing the area on each mobility hub. every parking garage is directly linked to a stop to ensure that you really won't need a car in the end. and that's the basic premise to get people to give up their cars . we have to offer an alternative system. we reckon them ability needs will increase the tense, cut off not to get it booked to the is the project manager f

the city of berlin intends to build the path at some point. but planning and construction of very slow parking spaces which were proposed 15 years ago are currently being built under the railway. if the psycho path becomes a reality lead me to, we converted all what looks like a nice lane for cyclists is actually the opposite. we're standing in a parking space if the initiatives, ideas implemented the cycle path will run from oba bound book, you in the east to bon hope. so in the west, a total of 9 kilometers a lease. i go from princeton, wisconsin to move back and look at the part of the route and smooth sailing for you on it. and what to us with the pets is full of obstacles. the, the federal government in the state of berlin are sponsoring the project with 3300000 euro. initially, only a few 100 meters of track will be developed. while many citizens want the transport revolution. the authorities are sluggish and implementing it. there's a lack of political vision and willpower parish. the problems are even more urgent due to the lack of spa

this is dw news live from berlin. moscow says its battling a ukrainian sabotage group that infiltrated a boarder regence brain, rejects the allegations, insisting that russian partisans supposed to the kremlin are behind the violets. also coming up berlin hospital caught up in the suspected poisoning mystery for to russian journalist the victims of an assassination attempt. because of their criticism and the problem, the i'm on east if it's good to have you with us. officials and moscow are accusing ukraine of mounting a sabotaged attack on russian border region. they say russians of russia's armed forces are repelling the attack, the local headquarters of the interior ministry and the f as b security service. and the belgrade region were reported. the targeted key of denied any connection with the attack, insisting that it was carried out by disgruntled russians. revolting against the kremlin. a russian state media sees this postage shows the of the mass of fighting in the belgrade region. officials claimed that in 2 separate attacks, houses and administrative buildings were damaged a

this is berlin's famous museum island. in 2009 super field made his breakthrough with the noise museums remodeling. he's helped shape berlin's changing face since the fall of the wall with courage and modesty. the challenge was to preserve the mistake of the noise museum. yeah. bring it into the presence of the non berliner. he had to try to grasp of the city and its history and it's always reinventing itself. i've been lucky to be popular for a period of history, which, where it went through a fundamental street change. this was the city re finding itself in 2019. he raised eyebrows. once again, the gene demon galleries, the museum islands portal, and unifying elements. its minimalism was 1st the cause of controversy, then praise. after a rocky start chip, a field in berlin, where a team and a success story. and in that sense, i think i or we managed to create a dialogue in 2021. he said another milestone for berlin, the noisy and that's, you know, gallery by me, sandoval, a chip, a field creative mentor, had to be renova

this is dw news live from berlin, ukraine's president arrives in the german capital flood mirror zalinski comes to germany after holding thompson, italy will have more on his european tour. also in the show tolls or open in a crucial election in turkey. will voters choose a new direction or extend present air to one more than 2 decades in power. and that the eurovision song contest and liberal clues, sweeter singer lorraine makes history singing her way to a historic 2nd victory. and the girls. because like music competition, the a married a isn't staying. it's good to have you with us. you christ, president, one of your zaleski has arrived in berlin for his 1st visit since russia invaded his country last year. so as game met to german president, frank elder stein meyer at his residence in berlin. soleski arrived in the german capital late last night. details of the rip has been kept secret for security reasons. let spring and dw as chief little gold correspondents, nina, honda, who is standing by in front of the chancellor in berlin. good morning to you need them. so we know, of course,

he said another milestone for berlin. the noisy and that's, you know, gallery by me, sandoval, a chip, a field creative mentor, had to be renovated as sensitively as possible. he wants described it as a poem, but then restoration work began and revealed major construction flows and the iconic 19 sixty's gallery. if you see one of your heroes in their underpants, you could to change your attitude to them. we did see a national battery and it's on depends. it wasn't always a nice side. cheaper field has had worldwide success. but in his own country the u . k. he struggled to gain recognition for years. finally, after he designed the extension on the royal academy of arts, he was granted knighthood. but his reception has remained cool. the truth is i haven't done much and completely and i don't want to swear something off by breaks it. i mean that makes me extremely unhappy. makes me so cross. i've lost a little bit of my love shipper shield is restrained under stated, but aware of what he wants. and his signature style has

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a cities like berlin are regularly brought to stand still. back over the last year. numerous criminal charges have been filed against members of last generation. but act of a see nothing will stop them from campaigning against the dangers that climate change brings a topic. civic is a protest research of with the stand up for complex studies. at the university of my book, i asked him about his reaction to these projects. so the type of furnace that we're seeing with last year to ration is, i would say, um uh, aimed at provoking more of a radical response by the state. in particular, it is not the type of protest that is supposed to governor approx support to public opinion. but on the type of support, the debt is aimed at creating pressure on the decision makers, policy makers, and the states to and act reforms into the environment policy sector as well. that sense of the type of things that we seeing? i don't see them doing is very much a part of their overall strategy. if you look at the history of protests, is it possible to mount the argu

this is dw news live from berlin. turkeys presidential election could be headed to a run off. no clear winner has emerged from the 1st round of voting opposition candidates came out collected. the roller has urged observers not to leave the polls until every pilot is competed. he's hoping to unseat a long time leader read ship type, or the one we'll go to and corrupt for the latest. also coming up a big political shakeup and thailand does pro democracy opposition parties. when the parliamentary elections type voters choose change, after nearly a decade, military back room ukraine's president makes a surprise visit to friends. his 3rd stop on a whirlwind tour of europe and capitals to landscape earlier made his 1st trip to germany since russia's invasions last year. the problem felt really as welcome to the program results in turkey is presidential election show it's a tight race and is very likely headed for a run off with more than 97 percent of ballot boxes open to both stage media and the pro opposition and can use side say president redshift tie up early. one has received

this is dw news, from berlin. awarding from russia to the vet, do not send advanced by just ukraine. also coming up tonight, a hospital where two russian journalists were present because they are kremlin critic's. i am brent. do her viewers watching in pbs and the united states into all of the world, welcome. i wanted from russia, dragging it into the wood. the g7 summit in japan, ukraine's allies pledged to spike eve with fighter jets from the u.s.. president zelensky has assured washington that the plans will not be used to strike russian territory. the ukrainian president has had a consistent message for his western allies. weapons for ukraine. and the g7 summit in hiroshima has come true. overcoming u.s. business to supply ukraine with f-16 fighter jets. with thousands of f-16s in service, this buyer is seen by kiev as the best aircraft to challenge russian authority. joe biden had the resisted demands here. biden told zelensky he had finally dropped his objections. cracks in the united states together with ou

only the berlin embassy and one general consul. it will remain. the move is in response to russia's announcement that it will cast the number of german officials and of the country. also on the program range across 10 german stains. target suspected supporters of the so called as long as the state police take 7 people into con city. the nicole really gets good to have you with us. certainly says it will flash the number of rushes, diplomatic emissions in the country. the german foreign ministry has revoked the licenses of 4 out of 5 russian consulates, as, as said, it's up to russia to decide which of the consulates to close, long ago has criticized this as an unfriendly step aimed at the further destruction of bilateral ties. berlin's move is in response to the russian foreign ministry, limiting the number of german officials in russia to 350 earlier the w a political correspondence, i mean young told me how these tensions began. a while the call is, you know, in the context of rushes war in ukraine relations between the 2 countri

so she confirms that she's been having treatment at the secretary hospital in berlin. but she says it's got nothing to do with anything that happened at that conference. and she's also cooled on people to, you know, refrain from speculation. so i think what we can say, it's a story where a lot of the details are still unclear. which i mean, you know, reporting their armenia is offering to recognize the disputed region of new going to cover book as territory belonging to its rival. iser by john. the 2 former soviet republics have been locked in conflict over the area for decades. a fragile cease fire paved the way for peace talks. it's a tyrant, trade that's being played by clashes for over 30 years, punctuated by 2 deadly conflicts. but the long dispute open and gone to cairo buck to be coming to an end. which one bits of it sounds like you are meeting your recognizes as a, by john's territory of 86600 square kilometers as long as, as or by john is willing to recognize the territorial integrity of our meeting using 29800 square kilometers, as advise you on the territor