that jewelry heist we're talking about here it was at the green volta in dresden it shocked the world just remind us of the magnitude of the. it suddenly shocked the world not only here in germany but all the museum world as well the green vault is not only want to address the most important museums but it's also describes of as one of europe's biggest treasure collections and back then 29000 terry those thieves actually took pieces that have been described as of incalculable historical value cufflinks jewelry including a very important dresden white diamond and as i already mentioned that key question now for authorities is to try and identify what exactly happened to those items because one of the biggest fear is that authorities have in these kinds of incidents not only here in dresden but also in other similar thefts is the possibility that those prices that those pieces because they can't be sold then destroyed and sold separately or at least distributed separately so the key question now for authorities will actually be to try and identify what exactly happened to the pieces tha

leave askins work in dresden is also about history in this case military history he's driven a huge wedgeinto the city's old military museum. here he's created new perspectives with a glass platform facing the city you see exactly what a 1st bomb fell in mighty 45 on drugs that and their whole form is so similar to the triangle of bombs from which drugs and was completely erased from history all the buildings today in dresden have been rebuilt luckily but i wanted to insert into the military history building the sense that we are also in a new city it's not the same drugs that it's is just one that has been transformed through war. labor scandals from new york city traumatized by the terrorist attacks of september 11th 2001 he planned the construction at ground 0 a combination of the high rise freedom tower commercial buildings and the memorial in place of the destroyed world trade center. buildings shape our lives they shape our health but more importantly they shape our spiritual sense of identity and of belonging to a community and a solidarity with other people daniel leaders can't be

priceless historical jewels and artifacts from the famous green folk museum in the eastern city of dresden police made the latest arrest during a raid on a flat in berlin on monday night despite searches at more than a dozen locations there is still no trace of the stolen loot let's get more from to political correspondent thomas starr who then. let's start with this arrest what happened filled this is such an important arrest for john police this is a person a 22 year old man us is being described previously evaded police on various occasions one who has been described as the last main suspect directly linked to this heist in november 29th teen police have now arrested 5 people in total who are considered to have a direct link to the to the heist and this person the 22 year old man that was arrested in but is also a relative of one of those who had been arrested previously there were arrests in november 2020 in december 2020 and now this particular arrest this opens more questions for authorities as they try not only to find out whether further people were involved in the highest but also

leave askins work in dresden is also about history in this case military history has driven a huge wedgeinto the city's old military museum. here he's created new perspectives with a glass platform facing the city you see exactly where the 1st bomb fell in making 45 drugs that and the whole form is so similar to the triangle of bombs from which drug animals completely erased from history all the buildings today in dresden have been rebuilt luckily but i wanted to insert into the military history building the sense that we are also in a new city it's not the same drugs that it is just one that has been transformed through war. leaders can this from new york city traumatized by the terrorist attacks of september 11th 2001 he planned the construction at ground 0 a combination of the high rise freedom tower commercial buildings and the memorial in place of the destroyed world trade center. buildings shape our lives they shape our health but more importantly they shaped our spiritual sense of identity and of belonging to a community and a solidarity with other people daniel leaders can't beli

priceless historical jewels and artefactual the famous green evolved museum in the eastern city of dresden a police raid the latest arrest touring a raid on a flat in berlin on monday night despite searches of more than a dozen locations there's still no sign of the stolen loot. and get more from t.w. political correspondent tom a sparrow in maine. let's start with this arrest what happened. phil this is such an important arrest for german police this is a person a 22 year old man as is being described previously evaded police on various occasions one who has been described as the last main suspect directly linked to this heist in november 29th teen police have now arrested 5 people in total who are considered to have a direct link to the to the heist and this person the 22 year old man that was arrested in bali is also a relative of one of those who had been arrested previously there were arrests in november 2020 in december 2020 and now this particular arrest this opens more questions for authorities as they try not only to find out whether further people were involved in the highest but

grow up in and around dresden is home life he was in voluntarily forced into the role of an outsider in 1948 holds mother met his future father a u.s. soldier on a trip to west but then if he wanted to visit his little some unlikely couple could only meet in secret with the others wanted to yes of course that was very dangerous because on the one had the americans did not allow my father to travel to the soviet zone of occupation and on the other hand it was dangerous for him to show up as an. eric and interest and within the soviet zone are in place as american so he had to come in civilian clothes. but one day the secret visits ended in disaster and then at human command someone realized wait a minute this is an american speaking english so they denounced my father and which resulted in my mother having to flee overnight. when admission she had to leave me with my grandparents where i was very safe. if you are came and grew up with him and from the 1st days of school it was made clear to him that he really wasn't wanted in east germany. or that i was then called to the teacher's de

high-profile robbery case -- caught one of the key suspects in a high-profile robbery case from 2019 and dresdenpolice made the arrest monday night on a raid in an apartment here in berlin. wild fires broke out in western siberia and russia, forcing hundreds to evacuate homes. siberia experience a devastating fire season last year. this year, the blazes started even earlier. climate change could be to blame, scientists say. climate change is being blamed for huge cyclone that hit india's west coast this week, killing at least 27 people. many more are still missing. experts say the cyclone is part of the growing number of severe storms to develop in the arabian sea, as climate change warms its waters. that warming tendency is increasing the risk of disasters and other -- in other parts of the world. many nations, trying to enact reforms to curb or limit the damage. dw spoke with u.s. climate envoy john kerry about the measures his government would like to see taken to combat climate change. >> the cyclone we are seeing in india is hitting home the message that more of those storms in the future a

you always want to beat a club like dresden because you want to show the world that the good guys can. sometimes when almost 30000 home fans will be joined by an expected 2000 dressed and supporters. we have more security than usual. my name is sam brooks and i'm responsible for organizing all this stuff are on the home that shows including security to things both support groups are not best friends and not last major over here to match against race. and we had some trouble to visit this section. i wouldn't say all the dream and fence. not just that, that's not the point, but some of them insights. no question. today both teams are in danger of being, are relegated, so jason is lost in the table. we have 15, so that means the fans on both sides. i'm nervous and it depends what happening on the pitch as well. thank you so much bye. i'm told you find if you're into an uncle that good, nice to once. there's none this bush half eyes and, but on regarding hopefully there won't be any violence, but i guess the actual chances of that are no with out the police presence. unfortunately, i have

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germany has a collection of just over $1000.00 many bronzes there on display in museums in cologne in dresden. and now the sculptures and metal prox from the ancient kingdom of beneath which is today known as it all state in southern nigeria the bronzes were looted by british soldiers in 1907 and sold to museums in north america and europe. the largest collection of the bronzes is held by the british museum. nigeria has been trying to get back the bronzes for decades without success but momentum has been building over the last few years with calls growing even louder philosophy fixie is cheering the colonial era to be returned to their places of origin germany's culture minister explained why bilin had decided to act now she said quote we are confronting historic and moral responsibility we want to contribute to a common understanding and reconciliation with the descendants of the people who were robbed of a cultural trisha's during the time of colonialism close quote and i'm pleased to welcome the senegalese professor. on to the program to talk about this he is currently the director of the

sentence, a syrian man to live in prison over a fatal knife, a sack on a gay couple in the city of dresden prosecutor state. he was motivated by homophobia and radical islamist use still in germany, lockdown, restrictions are being used in many cities, leaving people free to visit restaurants, museums, and swimming pools. health minister span said the 3rd wave of infection have been broken though. he's urging people to remain cautious the relax, restrictions come just in time or the long holiday weekend with many hotels and campsite. also allows to welcome guests. we've had a negative cove in 1900 test, all proof of vaccination. that's got more from d, w chief, political correspondent, melinda crane, who was standing by at a garden for us in the heart of berlin. hello, melinda. now those people we see right there behind, you must be relieved to finally be back out again. absolutely. we've been going around asking people how they feel and what we're hearing most often is at last. finally, people are relieved. they feel free. they say they feel things are slowly getting back to normal. and t

thieves stole priceless historical jewels from the famous green vaults museum in the eastern city of dresden the arrest on monday night took place during a raid on an apartment in brooklyn now spain is sending back thousands of migrants from its north african enclave of sea uta on monday a record number of migrants arrives in a single day thousands of them most of them swimming almost to colleges along the mediterranean coastline breached the border from neighboring morocco spain's prime minister pedro sanchez made an emergency trip to see it or amid worsening bilateral relations with morocco. they have been arriving all day and night. most of them rich say you to by swimming some 2 kilometers along the coast of morocco or by using inflatable boats or on land by scaling this 10 meter high wall which spain had erected. spanish authorities quickly put a stop to all of that busily rounding up all the migrants and sending them back to morocco definitely not a place they want to return to. the spanish authorities meant business and certainly didn't hesitate using force for some it looked like it

leap askins work in dresden is also about history in this case military history he's driven a huge wedgento the city's old military museum. here he's created new perspectives with a glass platform facing the city you see exactly what a 1st bomb fell in making 45 drugs that and their whole form is so similar to the triangle of bombs from which drugs and was completely erased from history all the buildings today in russia have been rebuilt luckily but i wanted to insert into the military history building this sense that we are also in a new city it's not the same drugs that it's is just one that has been transformed through war. leave us kendis from new york city traumatized by the terrorist attacks of september 11th 2001 he planned the construction at ground 0 a combination of the highrise freedom tower commercial buildings and a memorial in place of the destroyed world trade center. buildings shape our lives they shape our health but more importantly they shaped our spiritual sense of identity and of belonging to a community and a solidarity with other people daniel leaders can't believe

thieves stole price this historical jewels from the famous green vaults museum in the eastern city of dresden the arrests on monday nights took place during a raid on an apartment in berlin. and spain is sending back thousands of migrants from its north african enclave of say uta on monday a record number of migrants arrives in a single day thousands of them some of them swimming from 2 kilometers along the mediterranean coastline breached the border from a neighboring morocco spain's prime minister pedro sanchez has made an emergency trip to see it amid worsening bilateral relations with morocco. they have been arriving all day and night. most of them rich say you to by swimming some 2 kilometers along the coast of morocco or by using inflatable boats or on land by scaling this 10 meter high wall which spain had erected. spanish authorities quickly put a stop to all of that busily rounding up all the migrants and sending them back to morocco definitely not a place they want to return to. the spanish authorities meant business and certainly didn't hesitate using force for some it looked like

grow up in and around dresden his whole life he was in voluntarily forced into the role of an outsider in 1948 holds mother met his future father a u.s. soldier on a trip to west. if he wanted to visit his little song likely couple could any meet in secret. gardens wanted to yes of course that was very dangerous because on the one hand it the americans did not allow my father to travel to the soviet zone of occupation and on the other hand it was dangerous for him to show up as an american interest and within the soviet zone. in place as america so he had to come in civilian clothes you. but one day the secret visits ended in disaster and then a human came out and someone realized wait a minute this is an american speaking english and so they denounced my father and which resulted in my mother having to flee overnight. when admission she had to leave me with my grandparents where i was very safe. if you are came alan grew up with him and from the 1st days of school it was made clear to him that he really wasn't wanted in east germany. that i was then called to the teacher's desk come t

that october the protestants marched in dresden and leipzig of east germany and eastern europe was on the move the liberal liberalization the freedom movements. we're exciting for the west. and threatening for the soviet union so the task for the new administration coming in in january of 1989 was how do we manage these freedom movements the excitement the cascading change? without damaging a reformist secretary general of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev if we push too far if we show the victory the likelihood, is that the kremlin apparachics will push him out? so there was a balancing act which had to occur. support self-determination support values which we shared but not so enthusiastically. that go by jeff would be under threat. so the united states watched the developments for freedom the movements in eastern europe throughout this summer and early fall of 1989. but meantime gorbachev is trying to reform the economy trying to break up that totalitarian state. this is an enormous task. some would say it's a task of a lifetime of decades. and certainly not of two or three years.

it was a newspaper pitcher but he was the russian representative, because he was the kgb agent in dresden and that is where klaus fuchs was living. >> and he thought he was a hero right? >> yes he probably did, but the russian government has never acknowledged that he spied for the most part. that basically that klaus fuchs spied for them. >> so let's mute let's move to some questions for the on from the audience. >> so was klaus fuchs outraged by nazi scientists like vaughan brown by the u.s.. >> assuming he heard about it in prison, he never made any mention of it, so i honestly don't know the answer to that one. neither one way or the other i don't know if he knew about it, i don't know you know if they had a lot of newspapers for things like that redone prison. >> right right. >> so here's another question, did he express regret about his spying. other than the risk he had to his friends at the time. did he later issue an apology? did he ever. >> no never. he never said i shouldn't have spied. except in connection with his friends he did not feel that he had done anything wrong by giv

believe askins work in dresden is also about history and in this case military history he's driven ahuge wedge into the city's old military museum. here he's created new perspectives with a glass platform facing the city you see exactly where the 1st bomb fell in making 45 on drugs that and the whole form is so similar to the triangle of bombs from which drugs i was completely erased from history all the buildings today in russia have been rebuilt luckily but i wanted to insert into the military history both in the sense that we are also in a new city it's not the same drugs that it's is just one that has been transformed through war. leave us candace from new york city traumatized by the terrorist attacks of september 11th 2001 he planned the construction at ground 0 a combination of the highrise freedom tower commercial buildings and a memorial in place of the destroyed world trade center. buildings shape our lives they shape our health but more importantly they shaped our spiritual sense of identity and of belonging to a community and a solidarity with other people daniel leaders

the green volt in dresden is one of the main tourist excites of the city, but it's also described to feel as one of europe, the biggest treasure collection. then in 2019, during that highest very important items were stolen. items that have been described as of incalculable, historical value. we're talking here of couplings, which i'll be here of jewelry we're talking here of song which will be even of a very important white diamond. so this gives you an idea of just how important and how significant this is and why authorities are particularly interested now in trying to find out what happened to these items. because one of the main fears that authorities have when it comes to these kinds of incidents is that the items are then destroyed and sold separately or at least distributed separately. because obviously it is impossible to sell a source or are very important diamond that people actually know about. so this is important for authority and it's certainly opens up the possibility for them to find, identify some of the biggest clues linked to this very important heist. ok, so one

thieves stole priceless historical jewels from the famous green vaults museum in the eastern city of dresden police. made the latest arrest on monday nights during a raid on a flat in berlin. new wildfires have broken out in western siberia and russia forcing hundreds of people to evacuated from their homes were last year. siberia experienced a devastating fire season. and this year, the fires started even earlier signed to see climate change could be to blame. now about 6000 migrants have entered spain's north african enclave of pseudo with more swimming with some rather swimming, almost 2 kilometers along the coastline from a neighboring morocco. well, authority say it was a record one day in flux, amid worsening diplomatic ties between spain and morocco. the migrant from africa had been trying to get into europe by this speech for years . but never before have they crossed in such numbers. at least $5000.00 derived within a 24 hour period. the largest number in a single day. most were young men from morocco, but there were also significant numbers of women and at least 1000 children. some

generation act which would help save nuclear plants that are on the chopping block, including byron and dresdeny providing credits through an emissions avoidance program and provide help through municipal budget shortfall, promote economic development. last month i reintroduced the nuclear licensing efficiency act which building upon recent congressional efforts to modernize nuclear fees and licensing procedures. recent studies make it clear the existing fleet is essential to achieving the administration's climate goals in the most efficient and cost-effective manner. i'd like to follow up on what mr. doyle began the touch on. can you share the administration's view on the need to keep these plants operating, and what's the administration doing to make sure we don't lose any additional plants? >> the administration does believe we should do what we can to keep these plants open, because adds i was noting, they take us so far along in our goal to get 100% clean electricity by 2035, and they should be included within the clean energy standard being proposed by the american jobs plan. the american

fees, the price, the historical jewels from the famous green vaults museum in the eastern city of dresden police. made the arrests on monday nights during a raid on an apartment in berlin. and fresh wildfires have broken out in western siberia in russia for hundreds of people to evacuate their homes. da students, iberia express. the devil experienced devastating a fire season and this year at the blazes has started. even earlier, scientists say climate change could be to blame. now a deadly psycho along india's west coast is complicating the health crisis. in several states, at least 16 people have died as 5 clone talk, pay cloud its way along many coastal districts before making non full in good drop . on monday, more than 200000 people, there have given covered 900 tests before they were taken to shelters. the storm has since weakened but its left many suffering. a lucky escape for these oil and gas workers rescued after the barge they were working on sank in the storm. nearly 200 have been brought to shore that the fate of more than 100 others is not a certain. as the rescue operation

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