d.w. will continue to pay tribute to journalists who do exceptional work and help preserve the freedom of the press one day there's going to be on freedom of expression freedom of press is the brief we cannot be imaginable without freedom of press and this is so important for our work and so important for your work so i think we had to had to do something to to cherish freedom of press and to to give out this award and did was something which was really an affair of a heart of a heart for me i really wanted this because i think we can we can do some changes when we when we highlight the freedom of press and the people who really fight for freedom of press on a daily basis i mean all over what when is where in some kind of danger. some kind of pressure and i think this is so important to highlight it and we from media and international media we have the possibilities of spreading the news and freedom of press is a keystone of democracy so without it's doesn't work so i'm very happy that we have

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i will d.w. correspondent barbara vessel joins us now from vienna barbara but with all these these far right ministers resigning nearly the entire cabinet has fallen apart now what does this mean exactly for the austrian government. it means that the austrian government will now really having to hold on the edge of the table really that they were going to have a hard time to sort of keep an office because they can of course to sort of look for a caretaker ministers however it is not quite clear whether that will go through in common because a motion of no confidence is has now be tabled on wednesday and it will already be in palm and next monday so this whole affair that started out you know is a sillies affair about the freedom party the eff here in austria is now beginning to sort of engulfs chancellor of course the prime minister himself dangerous time for him who had started out in office with such high hopes let's talk about chancellor of course i mean he has to renew his whole government in

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so it will join d.w. washington bureau trees chief alexandra from norman outside harvard university welcome alexandra why did they choose chancellor merkel. well we have to say that she is here among friends and many people who admire and respect her and when the announcement was made the president of the university said in a statement that angle on merkel is one of the most whites of the at my art and influential states people of all worth times that her leadership has done much to shape the course of her nation and the course all fueled so these were very flattering words even more flattering was to video the university put together or to end now in some miracle and this as this year's commencement speaker let's have a look at the speak. it's very hollywood for a woman who's become known for being understated to what's going to happen today. so the 1st part of the ceremonies is over right now the morning exercises the actual graduation ceremony that was a very traditional song but also very cheerful cer

you're a big idea but what's become of it and what will it look like tomorrow d.w. gets ready for an in-depth look at the european elections are the key issues for european voters and how will the european election affect the rest of the. expert discussion as comprehensive reports and voters themes for. the european elections on may 26th on t.w. . u.s. president donald trump has announced plans to tighten immigration making it tougher to gain entry into the country trump wants immigrants to have better english proficiency and more job skills and he wants to reduce the number of asylum seekers but the initiative stands little chance of passing through as sharply to.

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sure a big idea but what's become of it and what will it look like tomorrow. d.w. gets ready for an in-depth look at the european elections asking the questions that matter. for european voters hopes for the parliament what challenges lie ahead from way too long the closer sense of the people in power have come their way with not doing anything to fight the kind of crisis. you know much of the rest of. expert discussion. is or more it's voters 1st hand. as in all. the european elections on may 26th on. yes it's time for some cultural hello welcome i'm coming up on today's show. fantastical images from multimedia office meo who will join me here in the studio. and a whole italian town as a backdrop for a festival of lights. in. the box we begin with a look back at the life of british writer and illustrator of children's books judith who's died aged 95 she was actually born here in berlin but fled the nazis with her parents in the early 1930 s. a most famous book remains the tiger who came to tea there were many witty and lovingly illustrated books like the whole ser

league. 2 sides with crafty coaches' 2 sides with top talent but only one team will lift the trophy on sunday. you're watching d.w. news live from berlin up next is our show rope order we take a look at elephant rides in thailand fun tours activity or animal cruelty. will leave you now with some beautiful pictures from the water light festival and what if and only. landlady will. play. play. play. play a little odd. play . sometime in the 26th. my great granddaughter. what would the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. your world will be around true degrees warmer. inevitably sea levels rise by at least one meter in this century. we're going to.

d.w. business can tell us will welcome stephen how much to the to these tariffs hurts each of the countries we're seeing right now you can see some of the pain already from the markets for example the renminbi which is the chinese currency had its biggest one day last since last august dow jones and s. and p. 500 you know traditional gauges of economic activity in the u.s. they're both down 2 and a half percent so big losses there on both sides as investors feel that this is going to spiral out of control in the u.s. the biggest brands that are hit are you know manufacturers like boeing like caterpillar big exporters chip makers those who stand to lose from new tariffs on their products and i think here is china can't really compete with us dollar for dollar they import far less than the u.s. does so they can't match the. dollar for dollar these imports of course is part of the problem as far as donald trump is concerned exe well that's part of his advantage that's part of his advantage he believes that he can put more tariffs on imports than china can put on american imports however china

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d.w. dot com slash business or follow us on social media will leave you now with this quick check on global markets thank you very much for watching. i'm not often out of the job i just sometimes am but i'm standing up in winnipeg german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotype the question that is sinking seems a country that i don't. mean to take photos from up there. it's all that. new i'm rachel join me for me to jump from d.w. . post how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from transatlantic way of looking at it but that's because my father is from germany my mother's from the united states of america and so i realize. fairly early that it makes sense to explain different realities. and now here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking forward and moving journalists they can trust for them to make sense of. my limbs back off and i work at the w. . plant. there's still news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes about twenty seven million south africans are

for the incumbent sarong opposed it will have a tough task creating jobs attracting foreign money and tackling corruption speaking to d.w. a few days ago ramaphosa was confident that he can turn the economy around we're going to drum up a lot of investment beyond these elections the level of confidence in the business community will go high and they are telling me that as well so best thing a lot of what happened after the election had won the election and they caught on they would take all will be able to walk in life more investment into our country your way to be. a normal election elections bill clinton's old adage applies it's the economy stupid in that if you get the economy right get people into jobs and make sure they cannot good money to feed their families you would elections in poses as that seems to be irrelevance south african economy truly is a bad state and yet he is still leading the polls our correspondent on galleries in cape town for us ellis also africans really happy with a comic situation and drama poses a film. feel that it's to do. it's. now twenty five years off the president but it connections

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will turn greater responsibility. it's really frightening more trouble ahead. why aren't people more concerned. starts with 31st d.w. . the cup. this square and this building has witnessed history. the grand gilded flight of stairs has led major statesman and to bomb city hall and why bomb well for 40 years it was the capital of the german federal republic this edition of check in is a journey through time in 2019 the german federal republic celebrates its 70th anniversary it all started here and bonn when the german constitution was passed in may 949. today i want to invite you to join me on a tour of 70 years of history from germany's provisional capital bonn all the way to the current capital berlin together we'll discover what a giraffe pressed to do with a country's constitution or basic law as it's known here and we'll revisit the places and locations that tell the story of post-war germany. we take you to bonds museum of german history. we kept an open air film and berlin government quarter. and we share of viewer video sent in from the hague seat of the dutch government. to kick things off i'm taking a walk

will take his grandmother day out. it's all about who. knew i my job to join me to meet the jetman from d.w. post. some time in the 26 to you my great granddaughter. what will the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. your world will be around 2 degrees warmer. inevitably sea levels rise by at least one central. we're going to have some climate impacts return greater the more we see over the place that's really frightening. why are people more concerned. little yellow. shorts may 31st d.w.i. . are u.s. tech giants too big to regulate we'll talk to an expert about attempts to rein in the power of the internet also coming up german explorers all ringing the alarm bell to make straight frictions and greg said worries their business expectations a drop to the lowest level in the decade and katara takes measures to counter reports of appalling conditions and look 1st at construction size for the upcoming world cup to take a tour of their new year's eve clips.

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required person in the next stage of the carnation celebrations the king will stage an elaborate parade in front of his people. when d.w. correspondent charlotte shells and pills in bangkok she said is this assessment of today's coronation the people gathered behind me at the grand palace are likely to be here well into the evening as a mark of respect for the newly crowned king the most of them this is the first time they've seen the coronation all the time on it the last one almost seven decades ago to the day and in a country where the king is afforded divine status today it has been truly momentous the king was crowned in a lab or at ceremonies a rich blend of culture and tradition dating back centuries people here were watching at the ceremonies unfolded on the big screens engrossed in what was happening tomorrow is another big day for the public and that is because the king takes part in a procession through the streets of bangkok and the people here is a chance to catch a glimpse of the king to pay their respects and to watch history in the making. now to some of the other stories making news around the world so

d.w. . tests. next week voters across the european union will elect a new european parliament it could be the most closely watched e.u. alike should ever turnout is expected to be high perfect conditions for a decision from asian store tonight trolling the truth at the ballot box defending public opinion and democracy in europe's most hackable election i bring golf in berlin this is the day. what a colony wants is a divided euro it wants to see people so confused by misinformation that they don't really know what to believe that they don't know who to vote for so it isn't part of the media literacy those people are people with making informed decisions and there are populists on both sides of the political spectrum increasingly using this in part about the importance of independent special journalists if you can swing a few 100 foods in a certain district court in a certain state it will undoubtedly have an influence expecting that we will fill the problem in the last 2 months before the elections when the russians have people working on it for the past 5 years i think it's very naive malign actor

d.w. . sometime in the twenty sixth. my great granddaughter will be born. but will the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. mum when i was there were three billion people you will share the planet with nine billion. your world around two degrees warmer. never the sea levels rise by at least one meter. return to help some climate impacts were turned greater than the tsunami. that's really frightening more trouble bad luck. why aren't people more concerned. starts with the first w. welcome to global three thousand this week we find out about the effects of our apparently on say shabelle appetites for mobile material on the land and the people who live fact. we visit a school in china less surveillances just a positive life. but first we go to air.

and coming but again very very short time until the elections to see whether that will have an impact. just so much d.w. course by the teri schultz there in brussels. now to the khan film festival where u.s. filmmaker quentin tarantino is premiering his latest offering once upon a time in hollywood the cast has many actors you may have heard of brad pitt's land out of the caprio marco grob the all here together with terence you know on the red carpet it's a film that has created by the buzz as you might imagine not least because it was finished just days before this evening's scream. and it's been 25 years since turned you know took home the coveted home door for pulp fiction which made him a star. you know. all these. 25 years after quentin tarantino's cult movie pulp fiction one of palme d'or hollywood's wild child is back in camp having to claim the trophy once again tarantino's latest styles hollywood heavyweight leonardo di caprio and it at festival organizers on tenterhooks because it was still being edited tonight but the film is now ready to compete to my right is body loss series lead and jake

in deaths during the protests which led to his removal from power but that news will offer little solace to one family d.w visited in sudan they paid a very high price for the country's political transformation. sheriff fights back tears when she cooks white beans with rice that was her son patrick his favorite dish. died in clashes during saddam's uprising sheriff misses him terribly. i just see a mob. i can't take this i can only prepare it for others. it's really hard for me my all i can say is god be with us. this is the last family photo to get a public who was sheriff is only son his sister is a still in shock as well as his father who works as a legal advisor in saudi arabia every day sheriff a spends hours gazing at the photograph. state of no work for them but i miss him so much his jokes the way he looked after his sisters my whole life revolved around him and from one moment to the next everything changed he's gone i never got the good the bad i got the but i deserve. this video shows how doctors and bad because friends tried to save his life. in fact he was a doctor himself treating wounded de

d.w. . british prime minister to resign may has announced she will resign as leader of the conservative party on the 7th of june almost 3 years after the british people voted to leave the european union she's been under growing pressure to step down over her failure to get m.p.'s to support her bragg's it deal fine. us president donald trump has announced he is sending 1500 troops to the middle east to beef up the face.

d.w. dot com and we're also on facebook women by for now. for. free will. solar time. zero emissions. people socks instantly from coast. there's a growing number of them on city streets. green comes are good for the environment done for business. d.w. . megalomania or a cleverly planned offensive. china is building a new silk road an infrastructure project the likes of which the world has never seen. by offering loans the chinese hope to entice foreign governments to construct highways and braille items but is china a partner or a rival made in germany to the teenagers on w. j i want to represent you so what's a human from the joint on the phone from twenty full i'm going to value as we put your questions it seems politicians from around the european union and across the political spectrum in our special debate will be hearing from young europeans voting for the first time in the new elections in may be boys sing their biggest concerts taste of i says i mean these ads are to you. and. we're not here to judge but to eliminate prejudices. we're not here to change your opinion. but to ope

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in the been his leader fellow iconic wing of oil and robin has also announced this will be his final season in bavaria d.w. met with frenchman riverina head of the match to discuss a glittering 12 year career up by him and his desire to go out on a high. i have experienced a lot here what a lot of titles i want to champions league and been named the best player in europe we could be champions again on saturday i hope we can do it. rebury arrived at by in 2007 and has been scoring goals ever since he was part of buy ins famous trouble winning side in 2013 and has collected 8 blunders league titles in his time at the club but what next for the 36 year old. of course i'd like to continue playing football but i don't know where i haven't made any plans whatever his decision river he will receive the phone is the farewells on saturday did so robin who joined in 2009 fans affectionately dubbed the pair robbery a sign of their special connection on and off the field. we have just a few days left together. it's painful to think about it. but with achieve things together the people here will never forget. his love

d.w. news up next eco africa the environment magazine i will be going after the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day see the. goal africa. town under threat. to whom you love making the song let me everything to be funny again basta. it is a. new one made a condition of climate change and industrialization have battered barney in senegal a web documentary shows how local people have been affected. next. film the settling time current ios came to drivers or dealing with anything at all they killed many civilians i mean the irish coming including my father says i was a student because i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became alledge kind of sob. providing insights global news that matters d. w. made for mines. you know that seventy seven percent. are younger than six o'clock. that's me and me and. you know what time of voices one hundred. seventy seven percent talk about the stuff. from politics to classes from housing boom boom town this is where. welcome to the seventy seven percent. this weekend on d w. hello everybody and welcome to the latest ed

d.w. people within the country and indeed outside are going to look at this rather puzzles and ask themselves will i will a new british prime minister change the landscape i think that's a reasonable question whoever it is who succeeds to resume a conservative leader and prime minister will very quickly find themselves confronted by the same difficulties that made life so hard for to reason may they will find a european union that is not prepared to make any substantial changes to the with george agreement they will find parliamentary arithmetic at home that makes it almost impossible to get a deal through parliament and so they may find that they're going to have to take a rather radical step whether that's trying to push the new deal asking for another election possibly even a 2nd referendums because the fundamental reality despite all the drama hasn't really changed and so. we're in uncharted waters now a new prime minister brussels of course is going to say no nothing changes but when it comes down to it if a new leader of one of the major powers within the bloc says look this house to change

will be degrees. inevitably sea level spike at least one meter in the century it's really frightening. why are people more consignment. stores may 31st. this is d.w. news asia coming up on the program a resoundingly victory for india's prime minister to render bodie he and his hindu nationalist party win outright majority in general elections but will movie deliver the inclusive india he's promised. that's what many of india's young people want to know the rest is in delhi asking if things will get better or worse for them under 5 more years of modi. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us 5 more years india's prime minister narendra modi will take the helm again after scoring a commanding victory in nationwide elections the official count gives modi and his hindu nationalist party a majority in the lok sabha and the power to form a government without a coalition is a humiliating defeat for opposition parties but modi found a clear path to victory as india's hindu nationalist hero. the lion returns narendra modi celebrated he's hour of triumph in new delhi before delirious supporters claiming victory he urged them to p

d.w. profiles the citizens who rely on it every day and will meet its former a rocky who is now relishing his constitutional right to freedom of speech. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program polls have closed in the netherlands and britain after the 1st day of voting in mammoth elections for the european parliament which are set to last until sunday populist parties running on agenda to brain and use powers arctic to do well across the block the polls in the netherlands before the vote showed the right wing populist forum for democracy which is. led by mr bout a running neck and neck but the governing center right v.v. de party. spring and did abuse back reguard who is monitoring the elections for us in amsterdam and what appears berent to be a big surprise there. yeah that's true leading the social democrats here now put it that way he said it's a bizarre comeback for the labor party which doubled actually the votes compared to the elections 5 years ago and they came in 1st and they expected to be the 4th biggest party only and very disappointed of cause the right thing pocket is from t

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will forward. joining me now from johannesburg is d.w. is christine manuel welcome christine you're at a polling station what is at stake in this election what are people saying to you. i reached at several macalso was just here he voted at this station that i met this is in so which will add a lot is at stake particularly for his fogey as you rightly said this is the hardest fight the a.n.c. has had to fight to get at post a cottage it is the most difficulty election simply because there is just so much discontentment among south africans a lot of people and happy with the slow rate of progress and attitude that the amount of corruption that has taken place and the previous and see president jacob zuma so a lot is at stake for this party he spoke at a full so he addressed the media he talked about the fact that he is going to take care of things that corruption that he's going to create jobs at that he's going to bring in face meant that is needed in this country he talked about not wanting another generations of south africans to live i

about a looming trade war the income from levies on chinese goods will be used to prop up ending sectors of the economy he promised. from d.w. business correspondent. and washington. welcome both sides are you oliver today's talks ended not long after they began what happened. well those were really brief talks in fact that's right it did not come as a surprise though if you take into consideration that the talks were actually stalled a week ago already in negotiators were not very optimistic when they went into the talks this morning they then went on to the wide halls including the secretary of treasury the new show and to discuss the outcome with u.s. president donald trump who by the way makes a very content impression that he's been tweeting all morning long he says essentially that terrorism good for the u.s. economy and he also continuously tweeted and stress the chinese would be paying for the terror of eventually economists however are challenging that they believe that the american businesses that would have to pay the bill in the end of the day and that they would also give the pass that on to the consumers when

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