absolutely. trump seeing the c d u by around 10 percent, which is pretty significant. and so below to one of the ruling a coalition policies in germany from the white wing a fee. but there was also a blow in both of these states elections too, left waiting policies to such as the s p a which is not governing coalition with the c d. u. and that's because a policy that was only recently set up a break we policy from the less policy in gym. the set up by scott was dr. mac actually came and stood back trunk signals. only her old coffee, the last but also this last we policy of the, the governing coalition in germany. so really big full michelle elections in this part of germany, which is giving us a real sense of what is resonating with the food to that at the moment. and i'm one of the reasons you know, we know that there is an issue that is both the 2 policies that did significantly well or oppose to what's going on in terms of jeremy support, the military funding fee and ukraine. in fact, just days before the selection took place started fucking knocked her self. who is

that the in the sub sonia region, it is winning the res, they're leaving the f d in 2nd place of a c, d. u has set a to look to hold negotiations over the possibility of forming a state government. although it's likely a rude, outdated cooperation with a f d in the 1st projection confirms the forecast, the city was growing and it showed if any 2nd. we'd like to think of all this help us and support us in the country. and from all over germany. we'll be looking for adults to explore the possibilities of government. the following still applies. there will be no cooperation with a f d. let me get this straight. whichever teenager is running, their christian democrats. social media account loading up the post with a bunch of remote use is basically saying on behalf of the supposedly serious establishment right party that despite coming in 2nd, they won't be dealing with a party that actually won the popular vote. deformed governments. yeah, that sounds are super democratic and respectful of voters. so the figures that we've been seeing are both on par with what pre election polls predicted in

it from an obviously more right wing party has to and i called and this large mainstream party, the c d u has just presented the draft of its new manifesto, especially appointed committee, spent 2 years fine shooting it. the outcome is also a departure from christie and both famous statement 14 years ago that is land belongs to germany. the draft now reads, moves looms, who share our values, belong to germany. restriction that isn't formulated for any other group of a one or the most them. so shouldn't everyone respect democratic values in germany? that's it. that is a 0. so i think that's a statement that's intended to work against. a specific group of people who mentioned all, both english, 2 doctors, one as a muslim, of course you feel it's aimed at you. you can't then say later. no, it's not aimed at those were integrated and dismissed under windows integration. mean, who's integrated and who decides whether you're integrated or not? the ones who miss will to me, jen and values don't include having to drink, be in a big god and it's for me. so i can also sit next to patrick with his b

the c d. u is the major centralized political force and has throughout its history and in its governmental responsibility. been instrumental and accepting and integrating many people in dimensional often no muslim into exhibit about this sentence highlights whose lives and says only those who share our values belong to germany. why it is considered a bathing the manifesto? now, i wasn't present during the deliberations over the settings. i believe that the message of this manifesto is very clear that we're a country that's open to the world and page or for that. we also want to live by our values together. how would we have to leave it in varden as concepts so loved? the manifesto will be decided at the cd. you party conference. there's still a lot to discuss. started by the wording change. yes, that's what we're being told. it's a draft. so it's going to all region or party associations and we'll see what happens. so changes aren't ruled out but there are increasing signs of marginalization, ev

absolutely. trump seeing the c d u by around 10 percent of the 2 policies that did significantly well, are opposed to what's going on in terms of jeremy support, the military funding fee and ukraine. in fact, just days before the selection took place started fucking knocked her self. who is the leader of that policy that buys her name? not spending for election was bad to jeer up to vote and she was attacked. the you can see that some people don't want to sit on that. i think that speaks very well for our own. and so again, never let yourself be terminated. we won't let ourselves be intimidated. neither your change of this country will that be good to to vote is almost 16 percent of the vote is in so and yet turned out for her policy really resonating with that idea that she wants to still not military funding at forming too many. she wants devin taxpayers to not be paying for war and ukraine. they are showing what are the se, didn't they with most of the results. so some of it tells us about that. yeah. and strong here they took us 32.8 percent of the vote, as i said, almost 10 perce

and that seems to be the conservative c, d u, which currently at the national level is the lead policy of the opposition. and that's is just proven that it's has a recipe. they to keep the far right alternative for germany as pay. now, well, i've sold from the social democrats, needs to prove that she can come up with his own formula at to keep the far right i'll tend to, for germany. protests, he's still in the double digit figures, but in no double digit figure is nowhere near the kind of results it binds to achieve in the east. but what explains these results uh, in the east you were talking about frustration among the voters? what are they frustrated with as well? and we know that migration is played issues rolling this. um we also sold that terrorist attack just of a week ahead of the elections were rejected. asylum seeker killed 3 people, but that in itself doesn't seem to be, have been the decisive factor here. that is a broad concern over the state of the economy as well. so the issue is that on the table, and it's up to this co listen, which has proof to be political as see, i

c, d, u, as it stands right now, the cd is governing in the coalition with the greens and send to lift the social democrats and projections have the cd. you on track to win almost 32 percent of the vi. now they have followed just behind by the fall, ride alternative for germany with 50.6 percent. then you come a posse. it'd be as www. this is the solve of ogden can est alliance. it seems good place taking some 12 percent of the ballots chance. little actual to social democrats, the s p d there in 4th, we've 7.8 percent followed by the greens. we've just about 5 percent of lights. we can cost now to dw political correspondent julia so daily who is interest in she is a she was with the i if the and was inside their election potty bodies now standing outside a way that has been taking place. julia, the i, if these project to, to come 2nd instruction, it's the best ever results. tell us what has been the if these reaction to dash or yeah, well the, if the uh, inspection either. so inside the building behind me there still celebrating, but we were told that the press had to leave a few minu

as you said, the house show that the c d. u is by far the strongest policy at the moment other on 30 percent. the next strongest party is the far right alternative for jo. need any off to that is or not shows the tron. so this policy, the social democrats in the polls as around 15 percent. so the way things stand at the moment, the conservative look almost certain to win bonds. it's almost a year. it's more than a year until the election is take place. that's a very long time in politics. as good as mass has just basically eliminated his politic internal arrival from bavaria. but in the past election 3 years ago, the bavarian party um did a lot to we can. it's kind of the conservative candidates at the time. that's hope that that will be avoid at this time wrong, but there's no certainty of that. so that could even be project internal criticism or problems still coming up. and then with the mouse and his personality is also somebody who's not exactly the most popular politician in germany. he comes off in the cross as a, as a b

it appears the c d. u has managed to keep the file ride alternately alternative to germany at by in the state of saxon a. how is it managed to do that? well, the answer is really in here cuz that's law. who is an exceptional figure within the conservative? see, do you come on going to macklin policy, although she's no longer really active in your own policy. he has done it on say, couldn't account how many hundreds of barbecues speaking to people, if you see him out on the streets, he speaks to everybody. and he has been trying for a decade now to win over voters from potentially assisting father to the right. having said that, having a neck and neck for race with the far right a if the policy shows that he to a cannot so the escape that friends of a fall right. if an extreme roy policy, as it is, see here in the states, saxony gaining traction also having almost the, the thoughts in his own states. but the real, it will be seen as something like a rock and slave within its own conservative towns. and i'm

c, d, u. c, su, parliamentary group in germany's problem. it's the bundle stock of welcome to dw mr . vanderfull and what level of leaving the east germany on the boat, which are given events in israel and lebanon, or of calls on the highlights of was 2 reasons. the 1st one is a german, germany is a call pop. no, it is really, you know, the existence and the security of israel as part of our state for a reason. that is what chunk of america settings are connected in 2008. and the 2nd reason is, of course, that a lot of refugees from this region, especially from syria and iraq, who now live in live and on uh, in the last 10 years came to germany. and if this conflict goes on, we can expect that more refugees will leave live and on and go to europe. and of course, the last aim of, of, of the way will be terminated. so we're really interested to calm down this conflict. and we call on all sides to be open for a ceasefire for temporary seats file and data. and jim, he was one of the signatures of this american lab called for a 21 day sci fi. i s

um, so we have the conservative opposition, c, d, u c. s. you will hear a lot of tools for the governments over these proposals today. what did they feel was missing as well? so essentially what was missing for the cd you see is you was a proposal by the german government. that would turn people who want us to apply for asylum in germany. wait, right at germany, borders now it's important to note that it's very questionable whether it's such a proposal would be in compliance with you law am. but the cdsi is you lawmaker said that the proposals that the government did show them just weren't going far enough. and wouldn't actually lead to an effective reduction off the number of irregular migrants coming into germany. that's. that's what they said. now, in order to get some context to the proposals that the government did make one, there were the, the border texts, the expansion of border checks, border controls at all of to all of jeremy's land borders. and then secondly, you know, the german government proposed a way for a for asylum seekers

the c d. u is governing in a coalition with the greens and the sand to lift social democrats. the now predictions have put the cd you on track to wind just only about 31 percent of the vote. they followed just behind by the fall, right? i, if the we the round their c as in. now the new come a, b as w solve. the bottom condensed alliance is in 3rd place, taking some 12 percent of those votes. chancellor, old ourselves as social democrats, b s p d r in 4th with ice and a half percent followed by the greens we've just play the 5 percent of the votes. all chief political edits of mckayla cousin that is in a saxon, these capital interest and she's at the conservative christian democrats, a gathering there at the saxons type parliament mikaela the cd. you have, according to these 1st projections, a slightly to $31.00 and a half percent coming in 2nd at the far right. a, if the how the cd you reacting to these initial numbers? well, there's a great sense of relief in kentucky. i'm ackles policyholders here and on the active the see themselves as the dragon slayer in the sense that th

c, d, u k. wasn't the 1st to do this, a number of european countries over the past 10 months or so have done um, actually more. and it's not simply a political position, quite frankly, is a legal one or it's one that shows awareness for the fact the british law make it very clear that in the event that the british government has good cause to be concerned about the use of these items. being used for war crimes, that it's all blinds to suspend the licenses. there are laws of this type in the united states. but of course, politically, it's a decision that the buy ministration has been unwilling to take. but the fact that it's closest ally internationally, i, the united kingdom, has taken this step. it does, it does change the conversation somewhat again in a very small way. but i do think it's symbolically significant. so to come, what else is there that attempted to prison break and democratic republic of congo? local media are reporting that more than $150.00 people have been killed. also, thousands of hotel workers go on strikes across the united states will tell you why the the. now a

f d in blue here was the clear we now with nearly a 3rd of the vote followed by the conservative c, d, u, in black. with less than a quarter, jocular salt as s p d received only 6 percent, while the other 2 parties in the nation government, that's the greens and the free democrats will not be taking any seats in parliament because they fell below the threshold to 5 percent. the new left wing popular sato wagner. next to lines in orange, outperformed how old fall to the left in pink model. there's some dw political correspondent, matthew moore entered in yes, capital effort vs results are started victory for the if the but also for the lead candidate. in kidding. yeah. beyond hucker. what more can you tell us about him as a slight b rush. i mean, this is a big night, so the f d, but was striking, is that this is a victory for the mind, the one of the most influential people in the party and someone on the far right of the party. and let me tell you a bit of a view on here because this is a mind that the sheet alone has twice been fined by a court for using bond not. so you're a slogans. y

get the se in blue was the clear winner with nearly a 3rd of the vote followed by the conservative c, d, u, in black, with less than a 4th top johnson, the shelters, s p d received only 6 percent for the other 2 parties in the national government. the greens and the free democrats will not be taking any seats in parliament because they fell below the threshold. a 5 percent. the new left wing populace sort of bargaining next to lines or b, s, w, in orange out performed how old fall to the left. in pink dw particular corresponded matthew moore isn't tutoring as capital effort. i asked him if the results were being seen as a victory for the policies need to in the state. it's a slight view rush. i mean this is a big night. so the f d but was striking, is that this is a victory for the mind. the one of the most influential people in the party and someone on the far right of the party. and let me tell you a bit of a view on here, cuz this is a mind that this year alone has twice been fined by a court for using bond not. so you're a slogan. twilight on the campaign trail him, he's critic said he

i've a, c, d, u has said it will look to hold negotiations over the possibility of forming a state government. although he flatly ruled out any cooperation with the a f d in the 1st projection confirms the forecast, the city was growing and it showed us any 2nd. we'd like to think all voters help us and support us in the country. and from all over germany, we'll be looking for tools to explore the possibilities of government. the following still applies. there will be no cooperation with a f d. let me get this straight. whichever teenager is running, the christian democrats, social media account loading up the post with a bunch of remote use is basically saying, on behalf of the supposedly serious establishment right party that despite coming in 2nd, they won't be dealing with a party that actually won the popular vote to form government. yeah, that sounds super democratic and respectful of voters. so the figures that we've been seeing are both on par with what pre election polls predicted in terms of a big win for alternative for germany or the, the in 3 n g a. if this is a referendum on the

why does corresponding company hawk it has more from washington d. c. u. s. president joe biden on monday meeting with the president of the united arab emirates in the oval office discussing efforts to comp tensions in the middle east following israel strike is in loveland, on that have race fears here at the white house about the fact that there may be a broadening conflict in the middle east, president 5 and say he's working to try and de escalate those tensions and allow for people to return to their home safely. meantime, the pentagon also announcing on monday that it is dispatching to the region a small number of additional military personnel. now the pentagon smokes person, major general pat rider, not giving any specifics on the number of soldiers that will be sent, nor is he specified what they will be doing. specifically, only saying that the troops are being sent out of an abundance of caution. and to augment the forces already in the region, kimberly help it alger 0, the white house. does the lines come out from the voyages use agency, causing a

u. n. c's, d 5, seen some school buildings and java have been directly hit or destroyed since october 7th. many more than once. officials describe the scale of damage as unbelievable as you say those in what you or brandy. i was in an armored car that took me from cam shalom to dear out of by the, in the middle of the gaza strip. me you are the a are is if you may find i found non stop for 5 to 6 minutes. would like seeing a building standing non stop solve well, but the mall, the building is it so the whole neighborhoods are reduced to nothing. in some areas you can obviously see the degree of devastation and damage that has been caused by them on it. but you can still see children walking around the decade. they look as unit. now why do they not phone? keep boucher more than 600000 students in jobs. i have been forced down to formally education by the fighting with israel's attacks, destroying no certainly schools, but children's learning to the voters here in germany are getting set to cost pilots in regional elections in the eastern state of brandenburg, according to pose the far righ

a wizard meshes with the, the d. c. u. it took us 10 years old to come to the decision that we were willing to put ourselves in danger. okay. by making a loud and determined appeal, it didn't just happen overnight. so by desktop, any of the deep for me, i was unable to accept most with you in the 1st 10 years that our biggest priority was to give the n g o a solid foundation that work is good for most who need someone to come in and that kept us busy, you know, i'm done and those are all settled. but one day we asked ourselves if we had perhaps become an alibi, if we're not dealing with the actual problems and pressing issues that were evidence at the time of d, i see us as a public key, but doing it valuable measure on that, please. so it was called the anti personnel land mine epidemic, you know, to be us. and it was a time when virtually all warring parties sleeping all parties to the conflict trust you were using this weapon on a large scale and in a completely uncontrollable way. many of them all uncle po number. i do

busy little tough, quite a lot to trade relations between china and most c o u. c d countries. and up until 2008 especially. i mean the, the, are, we see the was really the key x, the market for china. china is now trying to offset that through asia and africa. and africa is really the long term it's, it's a, it's a immediate but for certain industries like construction. and, you know, for any minerals kind of importing industries. and it's a given that see on a population and given its potential to grow, given its massive but the but lines ation looks like they are coming decades. it's really at an early investment in the, in the next few decades of growth. and that is also buying insurance a little bit today and increasingly, insurance over time for this pension, with the west show right, ultimately is bit simplistic, but ultimately do you think this china is investments in africa, health, china, more than it does africa or um, i think it helps different countries in different industries, at different points in time. so, you know, certain oil companies in angola, orthodontic

how did the tragic murder of list being football a u. d. c, milan a in 2008 of 6. yeah, as a game man was a creative person. that story touched me, entering a trigger, a lot of emotions inside of me and gave me a purpose of the in the way that this struggle continues to fight continues. so after you do similar passed away, the community had decided that this whole entire space was going to be used as memorial to you. d. so it's a park. so a lot of pride events has been hosted here the from social up listening to corporate culture. how all c a and the choir using the performances to celebrate diversity and create clear positive narrative through 5 months, who were invited by google to pick one of the songs. it's called fly, a flag hide. this song is about self acceptance and self love. when i say i was so tied, so sly, you like i it makes me feel so proud of myself and that so speaks to my heart. it really speaks to my hide the as the as a, as a young black for 10 days. man, i am proud and i feel like i have a purpose. it does not only end up on me being key, but al

other entities, especially here, the new york district attorney has a f c d, the archives, which basically now allow us to get the h u d p. information on some of these objects that i know, okay, i know our custody. and in the cases where we find out that the, that the go, the legally will remove some of their come to be arrested, shooting them and returning them to the slides con. and why should artifacts from india, egypt, or china even be at the met any artifacts? someone might be watching us abroad and say, even if they were legally right purchased, why should they be at the minute? what i think 1st of all of the assumption that was can on the so the see and develop, it's a to stick quality at the place of origin. i think would be a would be a 40, i think was, are you see that is being produced and has been produced? was a for, for export in many cases. so, i mean, again, if you're talking with the african item in a lot of african ad was, it was, was never meant to be placed on this, on a certain permanency on a certain site. and so you have this kind of the idea that should only be at its place of origin, i thin

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