the brandenburg gate berlin's most popular landmark is pretty crowded too. almost normal and still this year everything is different. the corona crisis has things the world and our life including tourism after lock down and travel restrictions brought berlin to a standstill earlier this year visitors are slowly starting to trickle back but what kind of a next. are they in for today we'll find out. after the city was essentially closed to visitors for a couple of weeks a sense of normality is slowly returning to a prelim after the lockdown people seem to want to travel again. i don't mind wearing a mask and even if it's not mandatory to wear them outdoors in germany i believe we need to look out for each other. in the middle of a pandemic how so as in book one very simple we come from hamburg we kids with grandma and grandpa for 48 hours and balance within easy reach we wanted to see something. from particular probably. your part here is a story that i made like 8 hours and i saw the what are you planning to see everything really we're just going to see the b

the brandenburg gate berlin's most popular landmark is pretty crowded to. almost normal and still this year everything is different. the corona crisis has changed the world and our life including tourism after lock down and travel restrictions for lent to a standstill earlier this year visitors are slowly starting to trickle back and read what kind of an experience are they in for today we'll find out. after the city was essentially closed to visitors for a couple of weeks a sense of normality is slowly returning to berlin after the lockdown people seem to want to travel again. i don't mind wearing a mask and even if it's not mandatory to wear them outdoors in germany i believe we need to look out for each other. so barbara land in the middle of a pandemic house is in book one very simple we come from hamburg we've parked our kids with grandma and grandpa for 48 hours and berlin's within easy reach but we wanted to see something. from the czech republic. here apart here just for a day i mean like 8 hours or so what are you planning to see everything really

the brandenburg gate berlin's most popular landmark is pretty crowded to. almost normal. and still this year everything is different. the corona crisis has changed the world and our life including tourism after lock down and travel restrictions for a limb to a standstill earlier this year visitors are slowly starting to trickle back and but what kind of an experience are they and for today we'll find out. after the city was essentially closed to visitors for a couple of weeks a sense of normality is slowly returning to berlin after the lockdown people seem to want to travel again. i don't mind wearing a mask and even if it's not mandatory to wear them outdoors in germany i believe we need to look out for each other. robot berlin in the middle of a pandemic how so this in book one very simple we come from hamburg we kids with grandma and grandpa for 48 hours and balance within easy reach but we wanted to see something. from particular probably. your part here just for a day like 8 hours or so what are you planning to see everything really we're just going to see the brande

the brandenburg gate berlin's most popular landmark is pretty crowded to. almost normal. and still this year everything is different. the corona crisis has changed the world and our life including tourism after lock down and travel restrictions for a limb to a standstill earlier this year visitors are slowly starting to trickle back in but what kind of an experience are they in for today we'll find out. after the city was essentially closed to visitors for a couple of weeks a sense of normality is slowly returning to berlin after the lockdown people seem to want to travel again. i don't mind wearing a mask and even if it's not mandatory to wear them outdoors in germany i believe we need to look out for each other. so barbara land in the middle of a pandemic how so it is in book one very simple we come from hamburg with grandma and grandpa for 48 hours and berlin's within easy reach we wanted to see something . from particular probably. your part here just for a day like 8 hours or so what are you planning to see everything really we're just going to see the brandenburg ga

the brandenburg gate berlin's most popular landmark is pretty crowded to. almost normal. and still this year everything is different. the corona crisis has changed the world and our lives including tourism after lock down and travel restrictions for a limb to a standstill earlier this year visitors are slowly starting to trickle back and but what kind of an experience are they and for today we'll find out. after the city was essentially closed to visitors for a couple of weeks a sense of normality is slowly returning to relent after the lockdown people seem to want to travel again. i don't mind wearing a mask and even if it's not mandatory to wear them outdoors in germany i believe we need to look out for each other. for a land in the middle of a pandemic how so this in book one very simple we come from hamburg we've parked our kids with grandma and grandpa for 48 hours and berlin's within easy reach but we wanted to see something. from particular probably. your part here just for a day like 8 hours or so what are you planning to see everything really we're just going to

the brandenburg gate berlin's most popular landmark is pretty crowded to. almost normal and still this year everything is different. the corona crisis has changed the world and our lives including tourism after lock down and travel restrictions brought berlin to a standstill earlier this year visitors are slowly starting to trickle back and but what kind of an experience are they in for today we'll find out. after the city was essentially closed to visitors for a couple of weeks a sense of normality is slowly returning to prelim after the lockdown people seem to want to travel again. i don't mind wearing a mask and even if it's not mandatory to wear them outdoors in germany i believe we need to look out for each other. so bought the land in the middle of a pandemic house so the simpler one very simple we come from hamburg we've talked with grandma and grandpa for 48 hours and berlin's within easy reach but we wanted to see something. from the czech republic. here part here just for a day i said like 8 hours and i saw the what are you planning to see everyth

delhi down at berlin's brandenburg gate where the capital cities protests are just kicking off what's happening where you are yulia. so. so people have started gathering here in front of the brandenburg gate so one of the landmarks here in berlin that 10000 protesters were expected here today at the moment we don't see that many maybe a few 100 gathering but also because of the bad weather still raining this morning . to come out for this since you can see the. 3 different planes have been organized for this one here at the brandenburg. i mean then it's going to take place and then you might see protests that are going right here later on in the. 400 closed and we're going to live in germany this is missing in the country and people are slow in the joining at the moment now we're seeing protests around the world today were some of the issues people are focusing on in berlin today. the . young protesters here have told me that they are finally glad to be on the streets again after enduring the coronavirus endemic climate issues they say has been forgotten now in germany and britain is

expected to take part and the big road that leads up to the brandenburg gate is filled with protesters now 3 different events were planned here in berlin this main sit in here at the brandenburg gate and then to bicycle demonstrations that would were then meant to gather here with the main one and organizers have asked protesters to wear masks and respect social distancing and from what i've seen people are a dering to the rules. we mentioned these are protests that are taking place around the world today but what is the issue that people here in berlin are focusing on. a young protesters i spoke to here told me that they are glad to finally be back on the streets protesting because they think the climate crisis has that has been forgotten during the coronavirus pandemic here in germany the phase out of coal is an important topic this summer the german parliament approved legislation that would phase out cool by 2038 and germany's economy minister pizza hut's maya said this sounded the end of fossil fuels in germany fridays for future and climate activists disagree they say 2030 is too late to meet the paris agreement climate goals the

for a volcano was at the big demonstration against the coronavirus measures here at berlin's brandenburg gate he's 50 years old lives with his family in berlin and does freelance work in advertising. frank does not believe that the corona virus is especially dangerous he says the infection numbers are low and that coronavirus mortality rates are similar to those of influence or he feels the restrictions are excessive given. if i go somewhere to eat i have to leave my address behind and it makes no sense if i get up to use the toilet or i have to wear a mask as everybody knows these totally absurd regulations that i think are in themselves pointless based on a theory that actually doesn't justify this. thousands of people demonstrated in central berlin against the policies to tackle coronavirus such as social distancing and masks black friday protesters question the science behind them. and that we're all alive because we've worn masks simplistic thinking. think that's something we should have left behind after the age of 5 or 6 it's as if we were to say someone's wearing red jim serious and h

for a volcano was at the big demonstration against the coronavirus images here at berlin's brandenburg gate he's 50 years old lives with his family in berlin and does freelance work in advertising frank but good does not believe that the corona virus is especially dangerous he says the infection numbers are loaded and that coronavirus mortality rates are similar to those of influenza he feels the restrictions are excessive speed north and you'll move us as. if i go some way to 8 might have to leave my address behind it makes no sense if i get up to use the toilet i have to wear a mosque as everybody knows that these totally absurd regulations that i think are in themselves pointless not based on a theory that actually doesn't justify this. thousands of people demonstrated in central berlin against the policies to tackle coronavirus such as. social distancing and masks black friday protesters question the science behind and. we're all alive because we've worn masks simplistic thinking. think that's something we should have left behind after the age of 5 or 6 it's as if we were to say someone

wagner was at the big demonstration against the coronavirus measures here at berlin's brandenburg gate he's 50 years old lives with his family in berlin and does freelance work in advertising frank but good does not believe that the coronavirus is especially dangerous he says the infection numbers are low and that coronavirus mortality rates are similar to those of influenza he feels the restrictions are excessive just give me. some way to eat my have to leave my address behind it makes no sense if i get up to use the toilet i have to wear a mosque as everybody knows that these totally absurd regulations that i think are in themselves pointless are based on a theory that actually doesn't justify this. thousands of people demonstrated in central berlin against the policies to tackle coronavirus such as social distancing in mosques like for god no protesters question the science behind them. you. i know we're all alive because we've worn masks is simplistic thinking. think that's something we should have left behind after the age of 5 or 6 it's as if we were to say someone's wearing red

being a bad man paul today hardly anyone recognizes the 74 year old as she strolled through berlin's brandenburg gate and yet her biography is inextricably intertwined with germany's historic past she served as east germany's last parliamentary president and head of state shall you never thought i'd actually witness germany's reunification. nobody's if you want a glimpse at life behind the iron curtain you need to go to a museum. at the interactive d.t.r. museum on the banks of the sri river exhibitions with original artifacts take visitors on a trip back in time. so i mean a bad month you'll remember that all too well and how ceased by an overbearing oppressive state families and friends had to stick together. but even the most well curated museum trance can be that sense of community. but i'm very in the states crumble museums can help preserve their collective memory but they cannot conserve the feelings and personal experiences of people who lived there and then that's why it is important to share these memories with the next generation of 30 years after germany's reunification many are still kee

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a bad month pool today hardly anyone recognizes the 74 year old as she strolled through berlin's brandenburg gate and yet her biography is inextricably intertwined with germany's historic past she served as east germany's last parliamentary president and head of state shall you never thought i'd actually witness germany's reunification. nobody's if you want a glimpse at life behind the iron curtain you need to go to a museum. at the interactive d.t.r. museum on the banks of the sri river exhibitions with original artifacts take visitors on a trip back in time. so i mean a bad month for remembers it all too well and how faced by an overbearing oppressive state families and friends have to stick together. but even the most well curated museum trance can be that sense of community. but i left out one very nice state scramble museums can help preserve their collective memory but they cannot conserve the feelings and personal experiences of people who lived there and then that's why it is important to share these memories with the next generation 30 years after germany's reunification many are still k

about you know was at that big demonstration against the coronavirus measures here at berlin's brandenburg gate he's 50 years old lives with his family and barely and does freelance work in advertising. frank does not believe that the corona virus is especially dangerous he says the infection numbers are low and that coronavirus mortality rates are similar to those of influence he feels the restrictions are excessive. if i go somewhere to eat my i have to leave my address behind and it makes no sense if i get up to use the toilet i have to wear a mask as everybody knows these totally absurd regulations that i think are in themselves pointless are based on a theory that actually doesn't justify this. thousands of people demonstrated in central berlin against the policies to tackle coronavirus such as social distancing in mosques like for protestors question the science behind them. that we are all alive because we've worn mosques simplistic thinking. think that something we should have left behind after the age of 5 or 6 it's as if we were to say someone's wearing red jim serious and has a heada

been a bad month pool today hardly anyone recognizes the 74 year old she strolled through berlin's brandenburg gate and yet her biography is inextricably intertwined with germany's historic past she served as east germany's last parliamentary president and head of state shall i never thought i'd actually look nice german history unification. nobody if you want a glimpse at life behind the iron curtain you need to go to a museum. at the interactive d.d.r. museum on the banks of the sri river exhibitions with original artifacts take visitors on a trip back in time. not that month old remembers it all too well and how you faced by an overbearing oppressive state families and friends had to stick together. but even the most well curated museum can't convey that sense of community. but i'm shocked when very nice states crumble museums can help preserve their collective memory but they cannot conserve the feelings and personal experiences of people who lived there and then that's why it is important to share these memories with the next generation 30 years after germany's reunification many are still kee

being a bad man paul today hardly anyone recognizes the 74 year old she strolled through berlin's brandenburg gate and yet her biography is inextricably intertwined with germany's historic past she serves as east germany's last parliamentary president and head of state shall i never thought i'd actually witness germany's reunification. nobody's if you want a glimpse at life behind the iron curtain you need to go to a museum. at the interactive d.d.r. museum on the banks of the sri river exhibitions with original artifacts take visitors on a trip back in time. been a bad month old remembers it all too well and how faced by an overbearing oppressive state families and friends have to stick together. but even the most well curated museum can't convey that sense of community. but i left out one very nice state scrambled museums can help preserve their collective memory but they cannot conserve the feelings and personal experiences of people who lived there and then that's why it is important to share these memories with the next generation 30 years after germany's reunification many are still keen to

and berlin germany where thousands took part in the strike in front of the brandenburg gate in stockholm later great to turn berg was back at the helm of the movement outside parliament you need to treat chronic right price is just a simple that's that the kind of person that one is being treated that's right and unless we treat us the prices we'll be able to so far so. it comes after a long pause for the fridays for future movement which was forced to move online as corona virus spread definitely the beginning of march very much the democrats because we were planning to have a really big strike in april however it has given us time to connect as a movement internationally across borders there were a lot closer than i was a movement globally even if we can't physically be as many. here demonstrating students have been striking on fridays for more than to use their name is remain the same in all that time to put pressure on those in power before the damage becomes irreversible nowhere is that more pressing than in the arctic we're past the point of a wakeup or we're past the point that th

berlin demonstrations he says that he's just an ordinary citizen not a political extremist. about you know was at that big demonstration against the coronavirus measures here at the earliest brandenburg gate he's 50 years old lives with his family in berlin and does freelance work in advertising frank but good does not believe that the corona virus is especially dangerous he says the infection numbers are low and that coronavirus mortality rates are similar to those of influenza he feels the restrictions are excessive given those things will move us as him with his mind up less if i go some way to ate my i have to leave my address behind it makes no sense if i get up to use the toilet i have to wear a mosque as everybody knows that these totally upset regulations that i think are in themselves pointless based on theory that actually doesn't justify this. thousands of people demonstrated in central berlin against the policies to tackle coronavirus such as social distancing in mosques black friday protestors question the science behind and. believing in the claim that we're all alive because we've won mosques simplistic thinking of the thing that something we should have left the. mind afte

berlin demonstration he says he's an ordinary citizen who just questions the science not a political extremists. about you know was at that big demonstration against the coronavirus measures here at the earliest brandenburg gate he's 50 years old lives with his family in berlin and does freelance work in advertising. frank does not believe that the corona virus is especially dangerous he says the infection numbers are low and that coronavirus mortality rates are similar to those of influence or he feels the restrictions are excessive speed. if i go somewhere to eat i have to leave my address behind and it makes no sense if i get up to use the toilet or i have to wear a mask as everybody knows these totally absurd regulations that i think are in themselves pointless based on a theory that actually doesn't justify this. thousands of people demonstrated in central girl in against the policies to tackle coronavirus such as social distancing and masks black friday protesters question the science behind them. in the way that we're all alive because we've worn masks is simplistic thinking. think that's something we should have left behind after the age of 5 or 6 it's as if we were to say someone's wearing red jim su

berlin. at the brandenburg gate where protests have been ongoing. give us an update on what's been happening where you are. people have gathered here at the brandenburg gate for about 3 hours the protest has just come to an end now and people are starting to head home organizers had expected 10000 people to show up and people definitely did show up there were children with their parents there were students there were even groups of grandmothers fighting against climate change and the stretch of road on which i'm standing now was full of protest up to 2 kilometers long so people did show up here and organizers had asked them to please observe coronavirus measures to always wear a mask and to maintain social distancing and as far as we have seen here that has happened and people have been following the rules here there are events that take place around the world today so what are the issues that people here in berlin have been focusing on. protesters here have told me that it was very important for them to be back on the streets to play a protest agai

strike and rally since the covert lock downs taken place in berlin protesters including schoolchildren took the day off together at the brandenburg gate demanding politicians tackle global warming police say $8000.00 attended organizers say they were they think it was only 3 times that amount. meantime coming up residents of berlin are speechless at the city's new guidelines for language sensitivity will tell you which every day words are raising eyebrows after this quick break. seemed wrong wrong just don't all. get to shape out these days. and engagement because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by fun person of those great. dares thinks. we dare to ask. good morning it's a 15 moscow time facebook's announced a new oversight board dubbed the supremes courts amid claims of hate speech and other issues on the platform but some suspect it's a political move ahead of the u.s. presidential election and doesn't solve the social media joins a long standing issues assess cattail or explains this morning. with more than 2 and a half 1000000000 user

big demonstration against the coronavirus measures here at the ins brandenburg gate he's 50 years old lives with his family in berlin and does freelance work in advertising. frank does not believe that the corona virus is especially dangerous he says the infection numbers are low and that coronavirus mortality rates are similar to those of influence he feels the restrictions are excessive. if i go somewhere to eat i have to leave my address behind and it makes no sense if i get up to use the toilet i have to wear a mask as everybody knows these totally absurd regulations that i think are in themselves pointless are based on a theory that actually doesn't justify this. thousands of people demonstrated in central berlin against the policies to tackle coronavirus such as social distancing in mosques like for protestors question the science behind them. were all alive because we've worn mosques is simplistic thinking. think that's something we should have left behind after the age of 5 or 6 it's as if we were to say someone's wearing red jim serious and has a headache and then i stand there and say oh man i'll go read g

and rally since the covert locked arms taken place in berlin protesters including schoolchildren taking the day off to gather at the brandenburg gate demanding politicians tackle global warming police say 8000 attended the organizers claim it was more than 3 times that . meantime coming up in the program after this quick break here head resident sold berlin speechless at the city's new guidelines for language sensitivity will tell you which every day words have been raising eyebrows there that after this break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or i'm a bit in the shallows. hello again good morning thanks for watching r.t. with

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climate rally since the kobe lockdowns taking place in berlin protesters including schoolchildren took the day off together at the brandenburg gate demanding politicians tackle global warming police say that 8000 attended although organizers do say is 3 times more than the fact. that still to come for you this hour 80000 troops and brand new international weaponry have been on show we'll have more on russia's latest military exercise just. shows seem wrong why don't we all just all. let me call you up to shape out these days because you advocate and in the game trade equals betrayal. once on many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. again now the prime minister delegate of lebanon has quit after failing to form a government despite the presence warning that the country would go to hell without any leadership president general michael r. union says a miracle would be needed to unite lebanese room to to disagreement on religious based quotas in key appointments the country has been the most since the previous cabinets

and rallies since the covert lockdowns taking place in berlin protesters including schoolchildren took the day off together at the brandenburg gate demanding politicians tackle global warming police say $8000.00 attended organizers though say it was 3 times that amount. what in the afternoon moscow time whatever time it is with you thank you for taking the time to watch us this is ahead 80000 troops brand new international weaponry on show we'll tell you all about russia's massive military drills that have been happening this last week after the break. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is fake. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. again so facebook's announced a new oversight board dubbed it supreme court amid complaints of hate speech and other issues on its platf

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demonstrators were back on berlin streets for the first time in months after the coronavirus pandemic forced most protest actctio online. ththousands flocked toto the brandenburg gate, the city's most famous landmark, carrying banners and chanting slogans. neither the threat of pouring rain nor the coronavirus could stop them. there were young people, children with their parents, students, but also people from older generations, including a group of grandma's fighting for climate change. all were wearing masks and respecting social distancing. people told me e they were happy to finally be able to go to the streets to protest, thinking that during the coronavirus pandemic, the issue of climate change had been forgotten. protesters say the time is right to push governments to pursue the 1.5-degrees celsius limit on the rise in global temperatures set by the paris climate agreement. "for me, the most important thing is to comply with the paris climate agreement. the measures taken worldwide were not nearly enough." >> i want the goals we have now set, that europe has hopefully agreed on, to be implemented. they are ambitious goals, but i think they are realistic. >>

and berlin germany where thousands took part in a strike in front of the brandenburg gate in stockholm later gretta turn berg was back at the helm of the movement outside parliament the need to treat the chronic right crisis just a simple as that the climate crisis never once been created that's right and unless we treat us crisis we will be able to do so for so. it comes after a long pause for the fridays for future movement which was forced to move online as corona virus spread definitely the beginning of march very much though down our plans because we were planning to have a really big strike a pro however it has given us time to connect as a movement internationally across borders so we're a lot closer now as a movement globally even if we can't physically be as many. here demonstrating students have been striking on fridays for more than 2 use their aim has remained the same in all that time to put pressure on those in power before the damage becomes irreversible nowhere is that more pressing than in the arctic. we're past the point of a wakeup call we're past the point of ignora