d. r success. the small country tried to convince the west that it was one of the world's leading industrial nations. this is done. the problem was that they themselves believed that they understood the people that they, themselves were among the people that they were loved and respected by the people. that was the problem. conflict gaskets designs, as i others put in, they genuinely believed that they had built the best of all systems which even if it wasn't perfect was the only system that could possibly attain perfection. and i think that was very much how they felt, but the system was unresponsive and i'm stuck. ready photographer did my reading on, documented the feeling of a nursing in his country for him. life in the g. d. r. health, no prospects. in january, 1986, he and his family applied for permanent resettlement in the federal republic of germany. the under can i start a new diary stuffed some cold this morning. i talked to 2.2 tons, which we are entitled to annually from the street int

in the g d r. he took his camera along to photograph everything was good to have experienced once again and concentrated form, devotion, or submission of an embarrassingly broad mass of the ged or population towards the router's dismayed is clear from me again and again. nothing will change socially in this country for a very long time to come to wash and vacuum was already gone during those 4 years of waiting for the exit permits and on the inside bill, i was no longer a citizen of this country. in the meantime angered ebert and her husband had obtained a travel permit to visit his mother and wolf spurred in west germany. they arrived there on the afternoon of may 7th, the very day the ged, or had scheduled an election. the we sit in front of the tv in the evening. we look forward to the election results and place bets, then the results, 98.85 percent of all valid votes in favor of proven togetherness, strong socialism, and secure peace. this feeling who here the local elections in the ged, or wer

d. r. health, no prospects. in january, 1986, he and his family applied for permanent resettlement in the federal republic of germany. the under can i start a new diary stuffed some cold this morning. i talked to 2.2 tons, which we are entitled to annually from the street into the garden, and then shuffles into the seller. and the one hand, the coveted heating material that's very welcome. but on videos or i'm expecting your exits permits, i need to, you know, try understood us to do this. unplug krista, talk to each wide open field, and i wasn't the 1st person to make this request or, and that was one of many, many, many. and it was also clear to me that i was now and i may have to ged your task, and that's such a thought process and motion for me on cassette the basically, we are living in total, i can a be a leave. nothing that's moving here with me here. i think it's a scott, it's since 1975. it had been legal to leave the g d. r for the west. that was the year erica shawnee come agreed to the final act of t

d. r. of the the, the west had implicitly accepted the g d r. and with it, the berlin wall, the topic of a re, unified germany was not really on the agenda for politicians on either side. when people find you don't find it was often talk of even if occasion and some nice features. so can you meet with nobody? seriously believes in health conditions and it wasn't anywhere and cited as i see people thought the g d or was very stable. he that's go comically speaking. it was relatively for the east of uh, there was no sign of anything changing this function. so he's in the late 19 eighties, the berlin wall was literally insurmountable. the large gray bulwark consisted of several barriers and alarm systems. despite this escape attempts were made time and again, usually with fatal results, the westwood reacts with angry headlines and stoppages of financial loans to the east. in the ged our plans were in the works for high tech update sensor technology and electronics to replace nervous border gu

this us watch dollar is only 50 meters away from that g d r. what colors stationed in the us comp for soldiers of the black horse regiment. their assignment in the event of an attack was to defend the area until reinforcements arrived. it was a powerful unit on the allowed to drive up to this red line in the account. this crossing, it would have been considered a provocation and could possibly have triggered a war. this us last starboard wasn't built up to 1985 back then nobody expected that 4 years later, the cold war and the division of germany would be history. the, the 1st and last stop on our journey. nice on the border between 3 and you and the very yeah, the small village of more like what about 50 people live here. some are bavarian, others to engines separated on the, on paper by an administrative border. but that had never match. they ran to the same school, the same bars, the lived worked and celebrated together. the small stream has always been the natural border between tutoring yeah, and of area. and there was never no problem on

there is still a southern part in the g d. r. at the time measured professors told her about the east side gallery project. she even brought me here, originally sketched from 1919 she used to do apply to participate in the process. it was an exciting time, full of opportunities and changes and she was right in the middle of it. the length of the township area is a h and for down 2nd. yeah. and think that a model think that will morales a model, guest off simple. the info, home data models, and then he has a lot of things to look and say to him, do i mean, what do you i don't persona to get in on? i like that. yeah. put on there because he now e done it, but it's just, i mean, they told me to give you a call. get pulled up and try you guys. we are now leaving berlin. i'm driving to our 4th location, a place called point alpha. this us opposite ration post was on the border of former west germany, exactly between the present the states of syringe here and his voice also was considered a major hot spot in the cold war. and that's be

by the soviets known as a g, d r. or at 1st the vocal still cost of water was that ended when the g d. r. build the wall on august 13 1961. the wall was built and all the rest berlin was seated us. here at chick when charlie, american and soviet tanks drove up, armed with light immunization and stood facing each other for more than 16 hours. berlin and the world. so there brit images were shown around the world making check point, charging, famous. fortunately the task of drew the situation calm down and the wall became a sad part of everyday life checkpoint, charlie was a border crossing for diplomats and officials for 28 years until november the 9th 1989. when the wall opened here at checkpoint, charlie completely unexpectedly mathias browner was there. he was 23 years old at the time and captured the evening's events in west berlin with his camera. photos can now be seen in a pop exhibition. what squares emotions about night is globe. i involve this, i'm best with a lot of both bonds and i am but what vonda this is

the d r a c communities are pretty good. the need providing they make do with what they have, and discounts also for musicians improvising is key. but what happens when you're not able to find playable eastern minutes? a lot of the instruments that you initially used 10. so the people who are the same instruments as a gift from x xbox. it does except for the, for example, someone who lived here for a long time metro is now needing so little long, but this person was working with an expert who gave him of i o leader as a gift. we will go up and down. and we also have to find because that was indeed the primary of simple reduce. we even had funding electronic equations. we're looking for a trumpet, a key we wanted. busy we had to challenge gathering the tools we started fixing handles and other instruments, such as the task via lean, that board of buses and other repairable instrument, but the key number minus the consumer base. some of those things i'd like to talk about here and i miss it was a know something most of the 2 w

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that's what i should call the initial results show that some species are already re populating d r in the future. recommendations will also be made on how recovery and conservation efforts can best be streamlined at the optimized with one on, on the other extreme weather events, dividing the project also, it looks at construction work from a biological and ecological perspective. this means for instance, that if the weather turns very dry in the future, plans should incorporate a residual channel where water always flows where species that depend on water could survive. so i'm going to use and believe and conservation plans for other rivers will also benefit from the findings on the are the to figure out how well the works exactly, and full cost it accurately, we rely on satellites. what influence, for instance, do clouds have on cooling or woman processes in the atmosphere? in june 2020 for a new e. so set tonight was launched to help provide deeper insights into climate change . the. this is just after 1 in the morning and the so control room and darmstadt, the tension rises. it loo

there are some rumours around the 6-10,000,000,000,000 r&d rage 6—10,000,000,000,000 r&d rage to 6-10,000,000,000,000dden in the micro and local debt. there are some rumours we could see some consumption boosting measures, but i do think that we will need to see more to hit five just over 5%.— five just over 5%. how do you think trump's _ five just over 5%. how do you think trump's victory - five just over 5%. how do you think trump's victory will - think trump's victory will affect the thinking in? == affect the thinking in? -- thinking _ affect the thinking in? -- thinking in _ affect the thinking in? » thinking in beijing? first of all, before beijing even knew who had won, there had been announcements about stimulus measures. so i think there's recognition in beijing that the chinese economy's issues do go beyond us policy measures. that said, trump has won, his administration has announced over the course of their campaign trail that they are intent on implementing major tariffs on china, up to 60% on some chinese goods. we've seen trump do it in the past — he had 25% tariffs on some chinese goo

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the teen usually catches small invertebrates, like worms, snails and insects larva before the flood d r was known for its rich biodiversity, the, the next not the, immediately after the flooded collapse completely, many species disappeared in bio diversity hasn't bounced back slowly. we're not seeing that yet. but that's what this project is about. monitoring how things develop to find out which habitats are recovering and how well the teen take samples and a number of points in the river. they also monitor water quality, which is closely linked to the wellbeing of the rivers. fiona nutrients that promote the growth of algae or one parameter they leaked from waste water systems heavily damaged by the flooding that are treated waste water was discharged into the river and that waste water contained a lot of nutrients. we now want to investigate in more detail how things will develop over the next few years. those investigations are carried out and allowed at the university of co plans. here the team calculates levels of compounds like phosphates, nitrates and ammonium. if a water sample

i think that this will be to accord or that we have been promoting from the d. r. c. railroad from the d r c to to angola is really the 1st foray into large infrastructure development along the lines of the built in wrote initiative that has made china so successful. that's the 1st attempt by the united states and many, many years to undertake a project of that of that nature. i think there's a real possibility to see a trump immunization scale. those kinds of projects in pursuit much more projects, essentially competing with china on the same terms as china, in africa. but here again, i think it's going to be quite different. i think the us marketplace, wall street and even average americans see the consummate as a much more riskier place for investment. when you look at kind of main stream media here, talking about apricots, it's typically about what's not working right. it's about governance issues. it's about disease, it's about, you know, civil more the like, that's what captures the attention of, of the us that lead. so i think with respect to africa on like

d r a g b we. and also remember that the russian revolution, the bolshevik revolution of 1900 done 17, is followed many african countries, which was under the yoke of western colonized nation. and therefore, when we talk about that history, it can never be seen without taking into account doc, reality. russia all the us us are, as we knew it and it's for, before we have complete success that we did that idea and for that reason was seen as an important ally on one must ask why we must remember that african country is that all of them the 50 for them was been victimize by they had demonic unity in bowers. and when the 1900 on 17 river edition took place, many african leaders at the time who in the struggle was taking a cue from it. if you look, i sell it off with the for example, with the formation of the south african national native congress, which later became then see the guy didn't life was what had happened in the soviet union. in 1917 on bill was telling themselves we can actually nobody tell

so i have always drawn my friends from my life in the g d r a. i had no other life. i have exploited the strength that was given to me in those 35 years and years paid for my party take on the board was not somebody to put it to solve, but she describes the resilience and independence which helped to deal with the dominant male personality she encountered such as russian president vladimir putin, o u. s. president donald trump, whose body language was often dismissive, last, well, often big. what was going to be a girl? just a goal is becoming john slo information him and he will being a woman as it was obviously indian being a woman, many germans now see mac. oh, is it chance let, who left the country with some of the problems that now faces? for instance, the 2015 decision to let more than a 1000000 migrant sent to the country. since then the fall right, has searched, does she have regrets? the staff has, i don't blame myself in this sense that they don't think it was the wrong thing to do at that time. taking these people into where in europe, standing at the wate

the d r c has around 6000000 tons of cobalt. more than half the wall. it's deposits, this mineral is an essential component with a bunch of these powering everything from smartphones and computers to an electric vehicle. but it's extraction also poses a switch to biodiversity, the dust from the countries to single mines with 250000 people, walk with their bare hands, pollute the water and suffocates flora and phone. ready cobalt production has increased by 600 percent impact to yes, reaching 870000 tons in 2023, a total of $12500000.00 companies are employed in the mines. most of them run by multinational especially chinese companies. so an old mine belongs to a local community, which gives you need as a member of the enter your remaining mining or wim, access to the site on this particular sunday. google tate marcella. the organizations president wanted the geologist to assess the mines impact on the environment the into your mission is to mitigate the environmental impact of the mining sector and to find income generating opportunities for women who s

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and so the money, the former commander of the i r d. c works for so which is in charge of external operations by the r g c of course now shot to re was reportedly tasked by the i r d . c to carry out also other assassination plots against us. and he's really, individuals within the united states, including targeting trump in a previous statements during the a riley in september or trump said that it was, was actively aiming to target him and issued threats so for tabulation with bonds against different. if i were the president, i would inform the threatening country in this case, or in that if you do anything to harm to this person, we are going to below your largest cities and the country itself to smithereens. we're going to blow at this smithereens. you can't do that, and there would be no more threats. that would be no more threats. back then, it won't set those allegations are clearly part of the west election climate and serve specific political goals, making them quotes unworthy of a response right after trump $1.00 to 2024 electi

and the d r i is a 154 country strong right now, and it will continue to accelerate. and one last point is, yeah, a lot of these countries have seen what the americans have done, and they say, hey, for us, it can make it through it. maybe we can to. well said alex, great comment to wrap up this conversation. knowledge supported by canadian, vulgar and join us in china. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thanks for joining us here for this program live for most go on role research. i. we're back soon with ma as a the, i mean everyone's chasing the same dream. everyone's doing the same thing, having to get a job, making it rich, making the savvy money that the, who's the most popular person in the world know body the world doing the same damn thing. it's like watching the high school all over again . i believe in creating awareness about homeless because if we don't pay attention to it, it's gonna overwhelm the population. and when that happens, where's the money going to come from? seriously, we're it, we're, we're ready is what? 70000000000 or something like t

at the time auction houses begin opening their doors, a d r dealer was developing as a profession. and collectors, emerged among the birch was the art was starting to be democratized, and influenced that can still be felt today. the for many artists in the netherlands today, this rich history is something of a blessing and a curse. on some level, it's hard not to measure themselves against the masters at the 17th century. and while they're inspired by the technique and artistry of their predecessors, they must set themselves apart and develop their own unique style. it's not to to hit to sit there is to fall asleep, but it's more of stick. if you have to paint something very detailed, you use this to lean on to get a step behind because to be paying something very small in detail. you, eh, you can get shaky, but you use this as that. and uh, an ice painting where you can see how it was used is the beauty of it for me, a painting and in the cruise to stores just what you said, painted from the back, leaning against it, leaning his hand against the most stick to paint as more detail

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