but bilin refuses to be intimidated she's determined to keep protesting no matter how tired no matter how scared showing up in the street to her is what she owes to those who have lost their lives seeking a better future for chile. i don't rate for all to be living this moment in history. but i'm also frightened sad and nostalgic thinking about the fact that people have died for this that what would it . mean we should always remember them because they were part of a movement that's going to change chile. in a way it already has. and all those fighting alongside her know what they're asking for a lot but driven by a newfound sense of community and the desire to change the course of history they don't seem likely to settle for anything less. well celebrations make it marking of the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago have mostly focused on the center of the german capital but in the city of pottstown just to the southwest of berlin another icon of the cold war also saw celebrations if the clinica bridge the bridge of spies which was the favorite location for exchanging captured secret

key the current demonstrations have become a melting pot for dozens of different causes so before bilin heads into a big meeting of social leaders she sits down with representatives from other universities to unify their message here you know i think the boxing in a way is that we're already asking for many things. there's enough social momentum right now to deal a heavy blow to the system but we need to be coordinated. i prefer our goals to be smaller than we not be able to reach them to be and we should agree on 3 aspects 3 focal points us a base for our upcoming actions. we need to push for a referendum the strikes in the munchies have become very repetitive every week we say let's strike but the message needs to be clear today we're striking because we need a constitutional referendum. gathered with national union representatives bilin exposes the students 3 fundamental demands a constitutional referendum a revitalization of the public education system and an immediate end to human rights violations at the hands of the country's riot police. law enforcement agents are being accused

gathered with national union representatives bilin exposes the students 3 fundamental demands a constitutional referendum a revitalization of the public education system and the immediate end to human rights violations at the hands of the country's riot police law enforcement agents are being accused of excessive use of force rape torture and even manslaughter in the context of the protests that i'm sure that. the police surely have protocols but i believe they dehumanised the protesters to the point that they're just the subjects of looters that need to be executed. but binmen refuses to be intimidated she's determined to keep protesting no matter how tired no matter how scared showing up in the street to her is what she owes to those who have lost their lives seeking a better future for chile. i don't rate fall to be living this moment in history. but i'm also frightened sad and nostalgic thinking about the fact that people have died for this that. what is it ok yes we should always remember them because they were part of a movement that's going to change chile. in a way it already has yello

you can always go to our web site business w dot com slash business or visit our social media feeds bilin for me and the entire business team thanks for watching. i'm the only nice. guy as cameron jurors are dealing with i mean at that i killed many civilians i mean the irish coming including my father while others and i was a struggle because i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became our. providing insights global news that matters d. w. made for mines. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. world heritage 360 get me up now. this week on world story. why so many indian women commit suicide. ethiopian jews who want to emigrate to israel but we begin in chile where for weeks people have been taking to the streets to demonstrate for social justice as is often the case with such movements students are participating in high numbers we accompanied one of them for a few days. it's another busy day for bin laden not on the. talks meetings roundtables coordinating mobilizations on the fly all before 3

christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along it's been 30 years since the wall of bilin fell marking a turning point in european history germany as we know it today used to be 2 separate countries communist east germany often referred to as the g.d.r. and capitalist west german not east backed germany was already east germany was backed by the soviets was behind the iron curtain and as sealed border separated the 2 germany's while the war in berlin became a symbol for the separation and the days off its fall on the 9th of november 1989 is commemorated in re unified germany now to commemorate the 30th anniversary off this event a team off the african journalists traveled along the former border here on their impressions. well you have to imagine 30 years ago there was like the burden war was in berlin we had this berlin wall here right on our border to what was then the rest germany and we were here far we have cut off not only from the west but also from the east. i believe most people are happy with the current situation that germany is now united and the people in the

bilin is preparing a law to protect german companies from foreign takeovers economic minister peter my us at the government wants the right to veto bits by non e.u. investors if they plan to acquire at least 10 percent of the german firm the threshold is currently 25 percent the changes which pertain to companies involved in artificial intelligence robotics take and quantum technology. europe's top food and beverage companies are calling upon regulators in brussels to mandate of the production of electric trucks so that the companies have a better chance to meet climate goals the alliance includes nestle and union lever and they say vehicle makers need more incentive to begin producing electric trucks . new european central bank president christine lagarde added her signature to euro bank notes on wednesday as the most ceremonious to task for the position the new bills us as to enter circulation next year and the guard said autograph represents a promised watch over european stability. and germany's doj a bank has reportedly sold about $50000000000.00 worth of unwanted assets to the go

in the past 5 years has a bilin had always come away from out spoke with at least a point and point coach and take children each other gently needed. but phillips is free kicks sailed almost everyone to give the home side the lead in the seventy's when. the catches food chains were not helped 10 minutes later by rene yosh time gifting outspokenness 2nd goal through said he oh court about costs and extra man advantage getting himself sent off in the process. was a keeper didn't smash was not to be envied on his but in this league it did andre hahn made it straight after the break before florian also got on the scoresheet i. outs both post their 1st home win against hatter in over 5 years for issues which 3 point. 4 losses in a row for hatto could cost cho pitch his job. but christian striker freiburg. it's been the club's best season ever. fleckenstein get off their best stuff and you can see their free kick in the box. because it fails can but the golden opportunity. they get showed a more effective use of set pieces a couple of minutes later mr lowe with his 3rd of the season. peter boss

of all it had stood for nearly 3 decades slicing through bilin it was a deadly symbol of the cold war between east and west and europe between the us and the savior the union. demonstrations in east germany had put pressure on an already unstable regime the communist government then decided to east travel restrictions to the west 1st picked up money then just just this little communist official culture of guns mistakenly told reporters that the new regulation. were effective immediately within hours joyful chaos broke out at east berlin spota crossings it was the beginning of a new era. when much has changed here in berlin since the wall fell the physical reminders of a city that was once divided or hard to find most have been a race to it 1st it was a horizon full of construction cranes which has been replaced by the shine of kilt was new building now when i was a young reporter here in berlin covering the 10th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall germans from east and west spoke often about the wall that remained in their minds sealing united as a country but still divided as

but a bilin is not the only one siding with the protesters washington itself was in fact the 1st for a nation to come out forward and side with the protesters which despite all the violence and rioting and looting and even deaths washington has called a peaceful protest. as i said to the people of iran almost a year and a half ago the united states is with you the united states supports the iranian people in the peaceful protests against the regime that is supposed to lead them we condemn the lethal force and severe communications restrictions used against demonstrators but we certainly stand by the people of iran what you're seeing today is them standing up. to their government saying that you know we demand accountability such comments have been met with outrage and iran for instance the leader of the country has said that he won't allow any outside force to hold his country hostage by sanctions i don't know how people will not be taken advantage of by outsiders economic pressure and a nation. well it really is the country's economy runs economy of course has been in somewhat of a

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

there where he conflated incidentally to me it seems to me that conflate to some extent affordable bilin war and the and the unification of germany which as i was saying earlier is historically at the very best is questionable indeed it only happened one year later of quinsey aid and it didn't seem at the time during that yeah i remember living in west berlin and feeling at times. we were teetering on the on the brink of an icky actually i remember discussing this with friends it was by no means certain that there was going to be how the political future was going to look that was a very exciting time euphoric. but i could tell you some anecdotes about that while translator. but it was like a party but there was something also a little frenetic and for the personally a times almost a little bit frightening about it is there things were falling apart the center could not hold to quote that great. and if you are just joining us you're tuning in to life special coverage here on. marking the 30 years since the fall of the wall we're taking a look at live pictures. the emphasis very definitel

thousands of farmers have ridden into bilin on tractors to protest against the government's agricultural policies they say plans to introduce strict protections for insects and the environment threatened their livelihoods. this is news from berlin all follow us on twitter. of visit our website w dot com. to multis government ministers and the prime minister's chief of staff of resigned as the investigation into the suspected contract killing of an investigative journalist got a space of any kind of want to give it was looking into corruption linked to the government and was killed by a car bomb in 2017 a family accuses the government of protecting the people who ordered her death so why have these men resigned i'm phil gale this is the day. a little bit of the investigation is over in the coming hours or days i will give a full account of my actions. in that in the current. thinking that if this. is going to be justice i will do whatever is necessary. that this is just. the ban.