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, basel berlin jumped on the train when in the toilet. i had to stand on the clo and pulled down the ceiling and put the box in there. and then i went home to ship. it says we never expire, is doing there to close the years. but all the agents would, over and over again on both sides the the gleaning could bridge separates west berlin and pups time. then a part of east germany. the bridge became the symbol of agent exchanges. a not time went to scene, and steven spielberg's film shows the cold and ruthlessness of a tough business. open the gate, the rudolf

berlin. that's like indian because he's going to mention these up items item the most i found it to be kind of less the best customer when buying building was split into an east germany or guns to shoot anyone trying to flee friedrich strauss that was one of the few border crossings. it's where americans spawning couple, jeffrey and beatrice ship. it's crossed 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 won a. they were specialized in getting information from the chancellor's office. and this cons. we were shot the we were train the spines and so we had, we knew we had a lot of work there today which is fine on the highest political figure in the country, making them some of the most dangerous agents of the postwar period

it was repetitive and repetitive proved to be the key to berlin. as hans technically became the new sam track of the city, when it became berlin, then it became centralized. and then more detroit guy started coming over, you know, which was, or was, it was crucial in this checking, it was undoubtedly a creation of african american communities across the atlantic. the fact that as launch the escaped public consciousness because it wasn't berlin, where techno found mainstream appeals i think it was the right for play the music and that helped a lot to build up the whole culture of the job and they won't be very good pulse on dick was born in 1971 in an industrial town in the ged, off and grew up in east and then like many young germans, he fell in love with the news phone from detroit. things and professionally. it's simple, really. i play the music because i love it. i'm a total fanatic of california. i think i really don't teach it because i can make any money when i tell me this money being too good for the income. the few years later, to pull fro

we were in berlin. where else, but the capital of texas, since there is no closing time here, you can party all night long at clubs like twice or more than 30 years after its founding to do it is still considered at the, at the center and best place of protect them is meant when it comes to fix, know you come to despise. i think that the is one of the most the far sunset drive being viewed is global tech. i think that techno, what's the force that shape berlin into the image that we have of it today? so the image was in 1989 before the full of the will fill in was a divided city in the socialist east, the state controlled and regulated almost all aspects of life. in secrets, however, the use of the ddr stay tuned into what was going on in the capitalist west. here on the other side of the will in the inside of, of west and then people enjoy the special spaces and much more freedom. and he had felt isolated and cut off it was actually very important that the wall came down that that was actually more spa

and berlin is one of these cities.try has already emerged that caters to single people. for example, hug therapists offer their help. for 70 euros per hour you can cuddle with a specialist or with a temporary partner and get your share. exalts individualism, on the other hand condemns the manifestation of loneliness and sees this as evidence of personal failure; cats, bicycles and cuddling specialists clearly have to prove their effectiveness. eduard shilin, berlin, especially for international viewing. find out, the unbending revolutionary clara zetkin, the one thanks to whom international women's day, the pro-cult of cats and hugs appeared on the calendar. in her native germany, would probably have led her to the barricades again, and at the same time, out of loneliness, many would help. the presence of women in politics over the 114 years of the holiday’s existence has expanded immeasurably, and the role they play is increasingly dominant. here it’s tempting to start talking about ursula vonderleen, anna lena berbak

v berlin. what is it in what's special aboutit? . �*, ,, .., berlin.is it in what's special aboutit? , about it? what's special about it is it is a art about it? what's special about it is it is a part of _ about it? what's special about it is it is a part of the _ about it? what's special about it is it is a part of the unique _ about it? what's special about it is it is a part of the unique history . it is a part of the unique history of berlin's culture, because before the fall of the berlin wall, west berlin was kind of an island in eastern germany, and we had the special situation here that the government existed. this was what made berlin super attractive for many creative people and pacifists all over germany. they all moved here, and so they founded a creative scene here that was based for making this special culture flourished. when the wall fell down, the eastern berlin parts were open. there were empty spaces and the authorities were not clear who is responsible. that was kind of a flourishing soil in a very special way, and we also... i in

dominated east berlin to keep their people from temptation. the sight and sound of freedom. speaking of east the situation, khrushchev said, quote, the soviet union has diplomatic with all the countries of eastern europe and maintains most lively contacts with them. i must say that know of no symptoms of anyhis area, unquote. however, at a kremlin press conference, he changed his tune, quote, west berlin has become a kind of cancerous tumor. if it is not liquidated. this spells a danger might lead to quite undesirable consequence since it is justhis that we decided to perform a surgical to liquidate the occupying status of berlin and quote and then khrushchev blustered quote we are not afraid of withdrawing our troops from all countries where they are stationed. britain, the united states and france fea■(■pr this, end quote again. the finger of polish. the truth is that following world war two, the allies leftt0 in europe, whereas soviet maintains a standing army of million and, their internal police armie total 2 million. the moral science of

berlin has even managed to get a nickname, the capital of loneliness.onsists of a single person, approximately 300 people a year die in their apartments and their deaths are learned weeks later. a striking example was a video about a lonely old man, shot at the request of the german company edc. the level of social stress of residents of large cities is higher than ever, it is explained by two factors, social tension and social isolation, overpopulation threatens our order. bobby is originally from india and has lived in berlin for many years and is an urban planner. this is your own choice, but it is important to identify where and why it came from. i wouldn't blame the city authorities for everything, since they did a great job. look, i'm on a bike, create a city for people, not cars. for some, a bicycle is their salvation, but for others, a sense of humor. germans and expats also come to the berlin comedy club sten to laugh. unlike the rest, the germans are shy and don’t always laugh heartily , like the english-speaking public, for example, i think t

he filed his thoughts was really quite an extraordinary day here in berlin. when you think about it, thousands and thousands of people. let's take a look, lining up outside the russian embassy in a very hard to a violin. and that's the entrance, just the and the line. if you follow it, it goes down to the end of the road, round the corner, round the next corner, and then they kind of goes back and forth like a snake along the roads behind too. but behind the embassy. so thousands of people here. and you do get the impression that most of them have come out to make us have implicit protests against vladimir putin. and there was quite a positive mood among many people weaving. so people, there was a group of 5 people playing cards as they waited in the line that a lot of people waiting a long time, many people saying for plus hours to come out and show their faces against vladimir putin and the war. so. so a very interesting day here in berlin, but it wasn't just opponents of vladimir putin that was supporters of his he had to . and some of them are quite hosti

so at our farm berlin, our sour pilot farm. we are producing more than 3 tons of mushrooms, fresh mushrooms, harvested every month. we are selling those to gastronomy to wholesalers, to some larger supermarket chains. delivery time to downtown berlin is under one hour, which means the mushrooms are super fresh on arrival at restaurants there. the quality of these mushrooms is, is very good and is also a constant, which is something very, very difficult to find. especially in germany that i found these mushrooms would normally be sourced from thousands of kilometers away, apprise delicacy for gore amazed. but poor performers on the environmental front growing food where it's consumed is a concept with a growing appeal for producers eager to save on both space and resources. and for many cities, the nearest farm will be some distance away. to have the quality effectively on our doorstep is something which is rare, especially nowadays the food industry is responsible for around a 3rd of global carbon emissions with production and

farther from berlin to the light.had a soft cough and slept on breast lard, which i served as spoons of dozens of other gills. at... at such look ў berlin is not empty, nothing was left behind, as tulatsa, pouring out mylascine, so that the raptam in the knowledge pit will receive lucky quotes, the gill of our knowledge of the carnivorous equal, kali paslya good yachery fell upon me and myakkaga spoon, i i don’t believe in my people. maimon settles things for the governors at the rich house. i would give up, alive and rejoice, you... don’t let gadaved sleep. adnoy maimon pabachy, like a master, is consuming his goods from an old philosophical book. ask for what hell has left behind, wash it, write vodka. based on the knowledge of him, the most famous jewish philosopher of this hour, moses mendelssohn, requested an autar for yesterday in his berlin office and started to help. mendelssohn would have been not only intelligent, but also rich. svaymu pratezhe yon paraіў atrymats adukatsyyu, earn a career. salamon is eager

i'm sarah kelly in berlin. thank you so much for watching. the can you see is what old cars tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on the real media. watch now on youtube. the here the atlantic ocean needs the western coastline, even though maybe the country was once one of 4 german colonies in africa and at the beginning of the 20th century, the stage for revolutionary development and visual documentation. it's here that the 1st color photographs of africa and its people were taken out of the a noise. it was still a very new and sensational technique with photos suddenly be available in color. let's just move these funds on views for the view of the color photo feels much close to the black and white. why not spice? good. to me. i was a pioneering photo chemist who created the 1st color portraits in africa in his diary he would later recall. in connection with this debate, i was asked whether i would venture to take type images in this form. i could naturally make no promises, as it would depend not on me, but on the fellows be

the plant was built in the 19 sixty's to power former east berlin. it's now a popular venue for the arts and culture seen the vector memories enlightened sound runs until april 7th. the is a reminder about the whole story. germany has carried out its past ad dropped for my guys that i'm really cheap. lean how she's heading around 4 tons of food, a donations of increase and return to eat and see for deliveries are, these are all continuous limits. load access to the task of an export life for those the marble in india who has become an old trump milestone brand that's coming out after the break states you inventive suited it's mike lee has long used to the top of the light stays on the old friends, mean friends, can nature defend itself in case of an emergency? we cannot guarantee that we could protect munich. franklin, berlin, sandwich faced with rushes were against due to grace's military alliance spaces, new threats. would it really close ranks? if it were a top tier.

delivery time to downtown berlin is under one hour, which means the mushrooms are super fresh on arrival at restaurants there. the quality of these mushrooms is, is very good and is also a constant, which is something very, very difficult to actually find especially um, in jimmy that i found these mushrooms would normally be sourced from thousands of kilometers away, apprise delicacy for gore amazed. but poor performers on the environmental front growing food where it's consumed as a concept with a growing appeal for producers, eager to save on both space and resources. and for many cities, the nearest farm will be some distance away. to have the quality effectively on our doorstep is something which is rare, especially nowadays the food industry is responsible for around a 3rd of global carbon emissions with production and land use change accounting for 24 percent and transportation for further 6 percent. and then norm is burden on the environment, the you have a lot of extra c o 2 emissions as well as all the materials needed to get them there to store them here and there, the refriger

do the news live from berlin? diverse have recovered the bodies of to work as missing off of the baltimore bridge collapse in the us. officials here the remains of 2 amazing men were recovered from a vehicle on the river floor. another full man remained leasing. also coming up benjamin netanyahu. reschedule stokes, in washington to discuss the potential is rarely ministry operation on rough up in the gaza strip. they have to know who withdrew from the tops off to the us, decided not to veto or you and cold for a cease 5 and goes out.

the, the, this is dw news live from berlin. us moves one step closer to a re match of the 2020 presidential election. joe biden. and donald trump both scoring big wins and super tuesday voting. biggest day on the election calendar thus far. we'll bring the latest from our correspondence in colorado, also coming up. jordan in the united states air drop more aid into gaza, with the situation on the ground growing even more desperate critics. it is supplies or just a fraction of what is needed and teslas european assembly plant near berlin grinds to a halt due to a suspected arson attack on nearby power lines. left wing militant group has claimed responsibility, the hello and welcome to our show, obviously busy in berlin. we begin in the us where the stage is set for an almost certain re match of president joe biden versus donald trump in november's election . that's after both men secured a string of resolving wins and the so called super tuesday primary elections of orders and 16 states from alabama to alaska and one overseas territory. american samoa, i've been choosing the parties candidat

looks like some alien clothing facility in a science fiction movie is actually a mushroom farm in berlin. the varieties being grown here are from asia. they range from the famous ship talking to king oysters, or the less well known e. i'm a bushy taki or lions main mushroom. we try and keep the, the distance from harvesting from growing and harvesting to consumer in and around 20 kilometers. so at our farm berlin, our sour pilot farm, we are producing more than 3 tons of mushrooms, fresh mushrooms harvest of every month. we are selling those to gastronomy to wholesalers, to some largest supermarket chains. delivery time to downtown berlin is under one hour, which means the mushrooms are super fresh on arrival at restaurants there. the quality of these mushrooms is, is very good and is also a constant, which is something very, very difficult to find especially um, in jimmy that i found these mushrooms would normally be sourced from thousands of kilometers away, apprise delicacy for gore amazed. but poor performers on the environmental front growing food where it's consumed as a concept wi

the plant was built in the 19 sixty's to power former east berlin. it's now a popular venue for the arts and culture. see the vector memories enlightened sound runs until april 7th, the you're watching the double you news. a reminder now of our top story. some 200 tons of humanitarian aid have been unloaded from a ship on the coast of gauze on this whole that set off from cypress days ago is the 1st to use a new maritime aid court, or you're up to date on state of, of use a marion and stain from me and the entire news team. thanks for watching the the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in that's look at current use events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is weekdays on d w.

inspection on may 3 after the fall of the berlin garrison. brandenburg gate at parisen platz.ure of stalin will appear here. history is right on the coattails, hence the phobias, hence the new revanchism, hence the desire to move against russia again on the side of the nazis. these are the strings the americans are playing on today, and the same us secretary of defense loy dostin, of course, can attribute what he said to the rising infections of the genitourinary system, and now urine. germany began helping the ukrainian reich with sleeping bags, and now tauras missiles are on the hot agenda. scholz seems to be in no condition, but he has to hold the blow more and more difficult, but how long will scholz himself survive? the political situation in germany is clearly not in his favor, but the animal fear is still stronger. taurus missiles won’t bring any good to germany itself, because technically you won’t have to launch them yourself. it is this scholz that scares the french and british with their scalps and at the same time, stormshade is watered. these are very long-range w

the plant was built in the 19 sixty's to power former east berlin. it's now a popular venue for the arts and culture. see the vector memories enlightened sound runs until april 7th. the quite electrifying isn't it? as a reminder about top stories gemini has covered out it's fast ad drops of i've got 2 planes across you that in nearly 40 tons of food aid donations are increasing the tend to n c. for deliveries as these are all continues the limits, road access to the tires, coming up. how does your entry series the doc film looks at how climate change is affecting work that's coming out after the it's, i'm eddie mike, a junior stay with us. the long use of the top for the out, the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. if we're spectrum language service from culture, some country, how did we become different? ours discrete logic. one of the people in just a 100 days my parents because of my family what killed the.

the plant was built in the 19 sixty's to power former east berlin. it's now a popular venue for the arts and culture. see the vector memories enlightened sound runs until april 7th. the quite electrifying isn't it? there's a reminder for lots of stories. gemini has covered out as fast as ropes of i've got 2 planes across you that in nearly 40 tons of food aid, doing a nation's of increasing the tend to and see for deliveries as these are, are, continues the limits, road access to the terrace coming up how documentary series conduct fail. i'm looks at how climate change is affecting work that's coming out after the break. it's. i'm eddie micah julia stay with us for more use on the top for the out. the cream was like a sticking points. you know, 5 or 2 into that warranty wants to finish your studies. now you have a safe get from the train. you can choose to go back or somewhere else. currently, more people than ever on the world wide in search of a place in life. yeah. give me something that is coming very, very soon and yeah, can we learn more about

the plant was built in the 19 sixty's to power former east berlin. it's now a popular venue for the arts and culture. see the vector memories enlightened sound runs until april, 7th, the right now and sunday people of irish heritage celebrate some patrick's day. in many places, rebel is getting a head start as well. in the united states, thousands turned out in chicago to watch the city di. it's really a great. it's an annual tradition going back some 17 years, the local plumb as union jesus and environmentally friendly green palate. i'm gonna say that again. the plumbers union use as an environmentally friendly rain powder. the loss of that 5 hours will take it away to that. okay, here's a reminder about top story. gemini is carried out its 1st aid drop of the gaza electric type. plain power should have been around for tons of food. i dun and nations have increasingly tentative and see for deliveries items where opportunities to limit access to a to finance sports. life is coming up. next type in the old friends mean friends can may so defend itself

obviously, been busy in berlin. it's the biggest a so far in the 2024 race for the white house, so called super tuesday. across america, voters are choosing the parties candidates to become the next president, 16 states from alabama to alaska, and one overseas territory. american samoa are holding primary elections. there are only 2 serious contenders. president joe biden, for the democrats and his predecessor and office donald trump for the republicans. south carolina's nikki haley is from only competition, but the former president is on course to win big. benjamin alvarez grover is standing by in denver, colorado. benjamin, good to see you. what can we say so far about super tuesday and were indeed waiting for the results. as you mentioned, there are several states with several different time zone. so all of them will not close. of course, at the same time we're in denver, colorado public is station, close to a public library, a polling station where people are coming in. they still have 3 hours here in colorado.

him, that moscow and berlin will be until the end, i think kolya will willingly give us control of theg there, i ’ll seat you now, raisa maksimovna, mikhail and i are remembering here. why is alexander ii great? he increased the state budget nine times, built the trans-siberian railway, all this during the 13 years of his rule. by the way, a wonderful example to follow. we know this. russia, you understand, is only for russians. western europe is his backyard world. no, we don't need that. mish, you are completely different. you will be like peter ii, you will open a window to europe. they're about a year old. just let's do it. at misha’s, misha needs to rest, that’s it, raisa maksimovna, no more talk about politics. by the way, if we have such a cultural program today, yes, maybe we can also go to the cinema, with jack evans, singer, cowboy, but what about the idea, like rais maksimovna? misha, why is it about cowboys, peter fleischmann has just released a film, it’s hard to be a god, you can watch it. no, well, i don’t want drama right now, you said it yourself, i need to rest, beaut

the plant was built in the 19 sixty's to power former east berlin. it's now a popular venue for the arts and culture. see the vector memories enlightened sound runs until april, 7th. the ad on sunday, people of irish heritage celebrates and patrick state in many places breathlessly getting ahead stuff in the us. for example, thousands turned down in chicago to watch the city diets. we have a great, it's an annual tradition going back some 70 years. the local time is union uses environmentally friendly green. out of the last about 5 hours up next shift takes a look at artificial intelligence and the advertising industry. i've been present and i'll see you again here on d, w to mark. i like the old friends mean friends can, may so defend itself in case of an emergency. we cannot guarantee that we could protect munich frankfurt. berlin can't do it. faced with russia, 0 or against ukraine? the rose grace has ministry lines. shows we can nato offer its members suspicion protection and security basically depends on 90 percent on the.

on march 4, 1813 , the russian army triumphantly entered berlin.mportant moment in the so-called war of the sixth coalition. it was formed after the russian army had already destroyed napoleon's great army. the first to russia. prussia united, under the command of general field marshal mikhail kutuzov and peter widgenstein, the united russian-prussian army entered berlin, then the capital of prussia, occupied by the french. troops napoleon, realizing that they could not hold the city, especially in the conditions of sharp rejection by the townspeople, left it less than a day before the arrival of the russians. the king of prussia, in gratitude, presented kutuzov with the highest award of the kingdom, the order of the black eagle and a precious snuffbox. he was offered an estate in prussia as a gift, but kutuzov refused. the russians first took berlin in the 18th century during the seven years' war. now this happened in the 19th century, a proverb just appeared: a russian warrior from polina took berlin twice, but in the 20th century, during the sec

eduard shillin, berlin, especially for international viewing.onary clara zetkin, the one thanks to whom international women's day appeared on the calendar, pro-cult. cats and hugs in her native germany, would probably have led her to the barricades again. at the same time, it would help many people out of loneliness. the presence of women in politics over the 114 years of the holiday’s existence has expanded immeasurably, and the role they play is increasingly more dominant. here one is tempted to start talking about ursula vonderleen, anna lena berbak, and victoria nulan, who is leaving the political arena. but let us refrain, as andrei voznesensky wrote, what time it is, such is the messiah, whether he is a man or a woman, equality is right in any case, the president of indonesia was migovati sukornaputri, the first female head of state in the asia-pacific region, she sincerely sought to strengthen peace, to prevent military conflicts, which is why it was purchased a lot of weapons, including in russia. because she was guided by the good old p

yeah, nevada naya is taking pots and that protest in berlin. how is that going? yeah, so i mean this was a, is a big surprise for people attending a hearing by lynn today. is that the arrival of julia novell, nyah, and she has been in this line now for i think like kind of adding it up between 2 and 3 hours now. you know, patiently standing in line with everybody else here. she just recently like in the last few minutes, went around this corner. i'm waiting to cost have vote in elections up. most of the people i think is fair to say here who a gather to you, realize what really change anything. and of course, the fact that she's come here just weeks off to her husband died in suspicious comes nonsense in a russian jail off to multiple assassination attempts before him in the past. it really is seen is quite a remarkable thing. and i think it was something is definitely, it's definitely going down as a boost to it, to a position supporters who are here voting in berlin and every now and again this being a sort of a gathering of people around your land, usually a n

the the, this is the, the news live from berlin, alex, they know volunteers, we to join. sometimes he puts input testing, gemini, julia and i've on high up. he is outside the russian embassy in berlin. sayings he intends to vote in the presidential election, standing with thousands of other people. cabinets demonstrates against the russian leader and the ukraine. meanwhile, the in russia thousands more line up outside pulling stations and assign a position to have boats, and that's extending flat importance. hold on power and after meeting the king of jordan, germany's towns law as an eas, ralph, or talks off shelves, is pushing police sci fi and gaza and address. these are almost prime minister to not step up in such bonds. the south of the charge, the i, i'm eddie mike of junior and you are welcome to the program. thousands of people outlining up the russian embassy here in bel in the costs the ballots on the final day of russia's presidential election as well as roddy against the government. the vast majority supports in the noun against puts in protest, code by the or

did your diplomacy in berlin in 1989 help you? helped. everything went bloodlessly.success? the frg will swallow the gdr. this is success. we extended our hand to the west for a handshake. so she chops off her elbow for us. yes, vladimirovich, you are right, we are not germans. we will all end in a lot of blood. comrades, mikhail sergeevich invites you to the meeting, as if against a wall, why did they open the border so soon? gentar shabovsky announced the lifting of the border restrictions, but the document did not indicate when, journalists asked at what time, he said immediately, the ministry has been on the alert since the morning, no one is ready for this, any trouble. alexander nikolaevich, have you decided to give up? alas, no, there is a large list that i can show you, including night friends in car. and what complaints can there be against me, we prevented a terrorist attack, i saved your life, and the game that was in the car was intended for you, or do i need to explain ingrid’s special attitude towards you, i didn’t believe that she could go so far, wome

the hello and welcome to our show, seem goodly in berlin. and we begin in the us where the stage is set for an almost certain re match of president joe biden versus donald trump in november's election . that's after both men secured a string of rezoning winds in the so called super tuesday primary elections, voters and 16 states from alabama to alaska, and one overseas territory. american samoa have been choosing the parties candidates for the white house. only 2 serious contenders remain standing with bite and effectively unopposed. among the democrats. on the republican side, former president trump last remaining rival is the former south carolina governor nikki haley. she will now face even greater pressure to drop out of the race. so before we dive deeper, let's have a listen to some of the voters who cast their ballots on tuesday across the us. actually, i don't, i can't sand trump. and so it wasn't a big problem for me to come over here and vote. i voted for vitamin as i did the last time because i supported him. well, i bought it for

this is the w news lied from berlin. super tuesday voters make a rematch between donald trump and president joe biden. theme for inevitable. as trump celebrates his suite, of nearly all the states that had been called one northeastern states gets his own republican challenger and the keys tell even not also coming up. jordan in the united states, aaron dropped more aid into gaza with the situation on the ground, throwing even more desperate. critics say the supplies are just a fraction of what is needed. and teslas european assembly plant near berlin bribes to a halt because of a suspected arse and attack on nearby.

so i'm going to go now from berlin to worse so enjoyed by the shell. there are no sky, he's the managing director of the think tank, the german marshall fund east, and he is in the fullest capital tonight. he's always good to have you with this. the, the german, french and polish leaders are making a very making a strong effort to stress unity when he comes to ukraine. are you convinced that these there's more here than just optics? absolutely, this is the beginning of a key european corporation of a key pin format, really to facilitate a greater aid of you for ukraine, and frankly, to jumpstart european security and defense cooperation. this, this, this meeting comes at the end of a visit by prime minister to, to united states where to saw firsthand that at the moment the military age to ukraine from the united states is blocked and see what else needs to step up . we just have no other choice. and is that what we're seeing these 3 leaders, these 3 countries convey filled the void that is being created by american inaction . and this countries will sp

the, the, this is dw news line from berlin. a new lifeline for the people of gaza takes shape the 1st shift to arrive via a new maritime. a core door is unloaded off the gauze and coast bought. the food on board is only a tiny fraction of what's needed. meanwhile, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu approves a plan for an army operation in rough up in the southern gaza strip. the west side of the plan must protect the 1000000 plus palestinians who are sheltering there. and the 2nd day of voting is underway in russia's presidential election. but the outcome is not in doubt. the mariana evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. we begin in gaza with a major effort to get food to millions of people threatened by famine. israel says of age of carrying 200 tons of food has been unloaded off the coast of gauze on the ships at all from cypher his days ago. and is the 1st to arrive via a new maritime aid cord, or only a limited amount of aid has been reaching the people in gauze or by land, as israel presses on with his milita

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