30 years ago on november ninth, 1989, the berlin wall was reduced to a symbol of the cold when the east german government, it was allowing free passage between the divided city next the wall. a 1962 u.s. infamous sinn agency short film that takes us back. witness the shock of berliners and the crisis caused by the walls construction in august 1961. we have lived in the shadow of the wall for more than a year. it cuts through heart of berlin. we have learned to live with it. we refuse to think that it will always be this way. in the beginning, we waved across the wall to. our families in east berlin. it didn't matter who watched us, but later the communist policemen came and stopped our families waving. their car. my mother lives over there. they'll move her away if she dares. wait. it's forbidden for the north koreans to support. i speak to my children in east berlin with hand signals making certain the guards are not watching. i don't want them to harm my. we have become good with. our signals. at dusk. the communists have a hard time tracking down, but we take chances especially on ni

. >> 30 years ago november 9 , 89 the berlin wall was reduced to a symbol of the cold war. eastman government announced itee was like free passage betwn the divided city. next, the wall 1962 u.s. information agency short film that takes us back to witness the crisis carboxy construction in august 1961. [background noises] [background noises] ♪ ♪ ♪ we have lived in the shadow of the world for more than a year. it cuts to the heart of berlin. we have learned to live with it. ♪ ♪ ♪ we refused to think it will always be this way. ♪ ♪ ♪ in the beginning, we waved across the wall to our families in east berlin. ♪ it did not matter who watched us. butt later the communist policeman came and stopped our families from waving. ♪ ♪ ♪ my mother lives over there. they will move her away if she dares to waive. it is forbidden. i speak to my children in east berlin with hand signals, making certain the guards are not watching. i don't want them to harm my family. we have become good with our signals. ♪ at dusk the communists have a hard time tracking us down. we take chances especially on nigh

the former california governor and his delegation also ventured into east berlin and were disturbed byhat they saw life under east german communism. jamie between 1971 ronald reagan first visited the wall in 1987 when he spoke in front of the wall, what had changed? to use the soviet term how had the correlation of forces shifted? >> thanks for having meat to the reagan institute and peter, great to be with you. i was i struck when i was readig will in general mcmaster's essays in addition to mine. we all cited you as sources for you've done an amazing job keeping the story of the development of the speech alive. and i thank you for that. future generations will be able to understand the context and history better. when i was writing the essay and looking at that period, what struck me was how much the german public had suffered during that period as a decades pass and germans especially west berliners move well beyond the initial establishment of the wall which happened almost overnight in some neighborhoods i'm speaking from berlin so occasionally here in berlin it happened very sudd

and all of the surrounding east germany and with a communist regime it's important to grasp that west berlin is completely surrounded and you can see it is a little.insight east germany. again, after the war, thousands of these germans flee the communist music regime east germany to the democratic west. how do they do this? very often they do it just by stepping across the street and then they could get on the train to cross the german territory to the west. so by 1960, one fifth of the entire population of east germany just that. they fled. so to stop the enormous exodus these germans proposed a physical barrier and moscow agreed and in the middle of the night august 13, 1961, the east germans strong barbed wire all the way around west berlin to cut it off. eventually the east germans would replace that with blocks and after that the cinderblocks would be replaced with slabs of concrete 13 feet high. more than a quarter of a century later it remained in place encircling west berlin. it shows where the wall was cut off and sense reagan mentioned it in the speech you have to the brandenburg g

this was laid down in the basic treaty between bone and east berlin, as well as in the treaties which the federal republic of germany concluded with its eastern neighbors. the 2nd prerequisite was you redone? see ation of any form of provision assembly by recognizing germany's new borders drawn after the 2nd world war as inviolable. i don't see at the time, many people in west germany were opposed to this subsidies. in retrospect, however, it proved to be the right decision, mazda, conversely, finally, the 3rd prerequisite was a foreign policy that did not ignore the realities of the cold war, and which at the same time, always remain focused on over the coming the state as quote that is to say the confrontation between the blocks and this also the unnatural division of germany. when i look back here today at the beginnings of our membership of the united nations, i'm doing so not only out of historical interest. rather, it is because the prohibition of the use of force is still remains the unfulfilled core pledge of our united nations and because the invalid ability of borders and th

then, we went across and showed it in east berlin, which was the first time any such thing had happened very intently. said, "this was our life," meaning you couldn't trust anybody and people are constantly ratting each other out. so that contract for that film contained a series television, um, arrangement. and in those days, series television was dallas, or it was daytime soap. and the thought that anybody in that period would make a television show out of the handmaid's tale, the thought was — was, possibility, zero. that's never going to happen. the film was sold to a distributor, the distributor eventually went belly up, assets were dispersed, the contract disappeared. so, people came for a year saying, "can we make something "out of the handmaid's tale again?" and we would have to say, "we don't know who's "got the contract." we really didn't. wow! then, somebody opened a drawer at mgm and there was the contract. just when series television streaming started up, which is a perfect way of doing a longer novel. and that led to an led to an appetite for... that led to... ..serious, g

then, we went across and showed it in east berlin, which was the first time any such thing had happenedy intently. said, "this was our life," meaning you couldn't trust anybody and people are constantly ratting each other out. so that contract for that film contained a series television, um, arrangement. and in those days, series television was dallas, or it was daytime soap. and the thought that anybody in that period would make a television show out of the handmaid's tale, the thought was — was, possibility, zero. that's never going to happen. the film was sold to a distributor, the distributor eventually went belly up, assets were dispersed, the contract disappeared. so, people came for a year saying, "can we make something "out of the handmaid's tale again?" and we would have to say, "we don't know who's "got the contract." we really didn't. wow! then, somebody opened a drawer at mgm and there was the contract. just when series television streaming started up, which is a perfect way of doing a longer novel. and that led to an led to an appetite for... that led to... ..serious, gritt

the great sadness echoes down to our own time in the streets of warsaw, prague and east berlin.iet troops that came to the center of this continent didav t leave when peace came. they are still there uninvited on wanted on yielding almost 40 years after the war. because of this allied forces allied forcesstill stand on thi. today 40 years ago our armies are here for only one purpose. to protect and defend democracy. the only territories we hold our memorials like this one and graveyards were our heroes rest we in america have learned better from two world wars it's better to be here to protect the peace and to take blind shelter across the sea rushing to respond only after freedom is lost. iwe have learned isolationism never was and never will be we try always to be prepared for peace. to prepare to deter aggression preprepared to negotiate the reduction of arms. and yes, prepare to reach out again in the spirit of reconciliation in truth there is no reconciliation we would welcome more reconciliation with the soviet union sewed together lessen the risks of war now and forever.

the great sadness of this loss echoes down to our own time in the streets of warsaw, prague and east berlin. the soviet troops that came to the center of this continent did not leave. when peace came. they are still there, uninvited, unwanted. unyielding. almost 40 years after the war, because of this, allied forces still stand on this continent. today. as 40 years ago. our armies are here for only one purpose to protect and defend democracy. the only territories we hold are memorials, this one and graveyards where our heroes rest. we in america have learned bitter lessons from two world wars. it is better to be here ready to protect the peace than to take blind shelter across the sea. rushing to respond only after freedom is lost. we've learned that isolation is a never was and never will be an accepted evil response to tyrannical governments. with an expansionist intent. but we try always to be prepared for peace. prepared to deter aggression. prepared to negotiate the reduction of arms. and yes. prepared to reach out again in the spirit of reconciliation. in truth, there is no reconcilia

the history of marxism and communism and socialism have been on the other side of the wall to east berlin. i will not live like that. you should be committed not to live like that. young people here from korea, they know us on the other side of that dmz. we shouldn't want to live like that. if you can't find five minutes, my god, what does it take? i got. that's all i got. [applause] >> andres manuel lopez obrador. my name is zoe, i go to the university of colorado in boulder. mr. west: tell deion sanders i said hello. >> [laughs] california, colorado is very different from where i grew up. i didn't grow up in a super consecutive area but anyways, i bicycle i experienced some different scenarios. i am doing a double degree in business and also vocal performance. within the arts obviously there is a lot more liberalism. i had a scenario happened where my teacher pulled me aside outside of class to have a 20-minute conversation because i basically quoted mlk and said, we talk about what we want to see in our group, and i said i want everyone to treat each other as individuals. i don't care

here i am 18-year-old, i am working the security checkpoint communist apparatus of east berlin. he duty train for six months from berlin to frankfurt that would allow -- berlin was 100 miles behind enemy territory. i used to joke you can turn the signs around as a concentration camp. we have to understand the soviet union which is really russia trained the world to be communist. they had universities. they taught the chinese how to be communist. they taught the north koreans how to be communist. they taught vietnamese how to be economists. they have not changed their ways. we go back in history, the most important think we did not realize, foreign governments including our own try to take countries we do not agree with everything that the century for renewable of america side -- the agency -- where we have been in bad wars? everybody criticize president obama and said he was going around the world apologizing for america. that is what that guy just did. i did not agree we should have invaded iraq. that is a different problem. but, what are we really doing? i believe when the nazi

here i am 18-year-old, i am working the security checkpoint communist apparatus of east berlin. duty train for six months from berlin to frankfurt that would allow -- berlin was 100 miles behind enemy territory. i used to joke you can turn the signs around as a concentration camp. we have to understand the soviet union which is really russia trained the world to be communist. they had universities. they taught the chinese how to be communist. they taught the north koreans how to be communist. they taught vietnamese how to be economists. they have not changed their ways. we go back in history, the most important think we did not realize, foreign governments including our own try to take countries we do not agree with everything that the century for renewable of america side -- the agency -- where we have been in bad wars? everybody criticize president obama and said he was going around the world apologizing for america. that is what that guy just did. i did not agree we should have invaded iraq. that is a different problem. but, what are we really doing? i believe when the nazis

in the middle east, and berlin, eventually even the western hemisphere. ultimately this would cost more lives. it would not bring peace. it would bring more war. for these reasons i rejected the recommendation i should end the war by immediately withdrawing all of our forces. i chose instead to change american policy on both the negotiating front and the battlefront. in order to end the war i initiated a pursuit for peace on many fronts. in a m television speech on may4 in a speech before the united nations on a number of other occasions i set forth our peace proposals in great detail. ewe have offered the complete withdrawal of all outside forces within one year. we propose ace cease-fire under international supervision. we have offered free elections under international supervision with the comments participating in the conduct ofas the politicl force. the saigon governor's pledge to accept the results of the election. we have not put forth our proposals and take it or leave it basis we have indicated we are willing to discuss the proposals put forth by

when we asked ali for totally new child who is director of the center for middle east and global order here in berlin, whether this was a fair deal. i think 1st of all, we can, you know, welcome to the release of the 5 american hostages, taken by to iran, which is the welcome development of course. but looking at this development in the logic context, we can see that for the song of the public at this has been a success story because it is an indication of its black, familiar, then hostage policy. because the wrong can very much calculates with good reason that the west is not going to show a robust response to such a practices. but instead of is willing to provide the wrong with the financial or political concessions. so this is a very boring signal and also the timing of this deal is quite a problematic because it is around the one year anniversary of the revolution protesting or wrong. so it is also not a good good signal and probably demoralizing one for the democracy. movements in iran itself to support and union now goes, mine has been picked up as the new coach of germany's mans national footb

east germany in 1961. three and a half million people had fled to the prosperous west, west berlin and west germany and easthave that it wouldn't have a state. to say keep people in, a secure u.s. border would keep people who are not authorized to be here out opposite. we are the prosperous free place people want to ocome to and say as any sovereign nation would you can only come here if you are authorized. so a secure u.s. border would do that obviously we don't have that. we haven't had that in the entirety of the biden administration because biden for reasons that only he and his administration knows decided to undo everything trump had done and threw the border open. i think an estimate of 6 million people have come through so far in his administration. our wall meant to keep people out like the murderers and rapist and everything else. along with just the overwhelming unprecedented numbers of people that don't want to seek legal pathways want to come illegally. "the washington post" putting out 175,000 last monday of which 91,000 plus were actually family units. i don't know if you have an insight on w

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east, this is west with dw business beyond the a. business, dw news live from berlin. north korea pledges is full support for russia. kim jump on hold. cox with president vladimir putin in rushes, far east. him telling me that north korea will always support moscow. and what he calls fight against western imperialism. also coming up, a government's minister in libya says that he fears the death toll from the flooding. there may double with more than 5000 bodies already recovered.

is warning a disease outbreak and the flooded east could spark a 2nd devastating crisis for the population. or you're watching, don't even use live from berlin. here's a reminder of our top stores around has released 5 jewel us citizens as part of a prisoner swap. they're being exchanged for 5 or radians health in the us and for access to $6000000000.00 in frozen oil revenue. the you are up to date, parish by energy is up. next with news asia are reporting on have china is encouraging tourism in the same region where it's accused of persecuting members of the leader minority. that's after a short break. unpopular phone. any ask for me in the team here. brian, thanks for watching. take care. the. these places in europe are smashing, stepped into a bold adventure. the treasure map for martin globetrotters describe it as some of us, regular bragging sites on youtube and also into dw 416 on the inside.

then, we went across and showed it in east berlin, which was the first time any such thing had happened. and the thought that anybody in that period would make a television show out of the handmaid's tale, the thought was — was, possibility, zero. that's never going to happen. the film was sold to a distributor, the distributor eventually went belly up, assets were dispersed, the contract disappeared. so, people came for a year saying, "can we make something "out of the handmaid's tale again?" and we would have to say, "we don't know who's "got the contract." we really didn't. wow! then, somebody opened a drawer at mgm and there was the contract. just when series television streaming started up, which is a perfect way of doing a longer novel. and that led to an led to an appetite for... that led to... ..serious, gritty drama...? that led to the possibility of this happening. blessed be the fruit. may the lord open. and the showrunner was a guy called bruce miller who had read this in high school and he promised himself that when he grew up, he was going to make the handmaid's tale. so,

berlin. north korea pledges it's full support for russia . kim, john holt talks with president vladimir putin in russia's far east. kim tells prove that north korea will always support moscow in what he called, fight against western imperialism. also coming up, a government minister in libya says that he fears the death toll from the flooding . there may double with more than 5000 bodies already recovered. much of the city of durn, i is destroyed after torrential rains, cost to dance, to burst. thousands still remain on accounted for the sierra kelly. welcome to the program, north korea's leader kim jong and has pledged his full support for russia. at talks with president vladimir putin, kim told, put in that his country would always support russia, and what kim called moscow's fight against western imperialism food and says they came, will be given a tour of rushes, pacific fleet base. and saw the last 2 costs as part of a tour of defense facilities and bushes. far east. now north korea leader has held the summit as a start of a new era in fi lateral relations. sonya holland raising his loss to friendship for sur

the the business dw, news lives from berlin, some 10000 people are missing a catastrophic loud in india. some danielle swept away in town neighborhoods, several east in coastal town. emergency workers advert calvin more than 1004. also coming up in morocco, a rescue, a struggle to reach the virus in remote mountains, villages pitts by the at and ask him june arrives in russia, hotels, which is not important. united states wants to the north korean. nita, not striking out for the russian press the i am eddie mike of junior, and you welcome to the program international reg process. some 10000 people missing in media. after mediterranean storm daniel cost catastrophic flooding. the flats swept away in town neighborhoods in the number of coastal towns. the destruction was the worst in the east in coastal city of dana, where the heavy rains cost to dams, to collapse, wiping out one quarter of the city, whole neighborhood submerged by will to residents in this area of eastern libya come face to face with the devastation caused by the storm. some buildings were swept away entirely by the force of wind and rain. to the regions. armed forces were deployed

berlin. north korea pledges is full support for russia. kim jump on hold. cox with president vladimir putin in rushes, far east. him telling me that north korea will always support moscow. and what he calls fight against the western imperialism. also coming up, a government's minister in libya says that he fears the death toll from the flooding. there may double with more than 5000 bodies already recovered. much of the city of dar night is destroyed after torrential rains, caused to down to burst thousands silver made on accounted for the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program, north korea's leader kim jong and has pledged his full support for russia at talks with president vladimir putin. tim told fruit, and that his country would always support russian what tim called moscow's fight against western imperialism. fulton said that came will be given a demonstration of russia's pacific fleet capabilities in vladivostok as part of a tour of defense facilities in russia's far east. the north korean leader has held the summit as the start of a new era in bilateral relations. sonya holland, raising his loss to fr

berlin. north korea pledges, it's full support for russia. kim jong and head starts with president vladimir putin and rushed as far east, kim kelly fulton, that north korea will always support moscow in what he calls to fight against the western imperialism. also coming up on the show, a government minister in libya says he fears the death toll from the fleming. there may double with more than 5000 bodies already recovered much if the city of darren is destroyed after terrestrial.

that's an east scooter and a bike rental company who joins me tonight from here in berlin. martin is good to have you with us. so paris has banned the scooters. it is this just the beginning? i mean, are you worried? the other cities such as berlin that they will soon follow that good evening and thank you for having me. i'm no actually, um we, and i don't expect that there will be another city across germany or in europe which follows the example of paris. why i think that's because in germany, lady can find work is way different than from and also what we hear from cities, politics authorities, that they decided to integrate your school to operations, shop mobility into their transport policy in the cities. so actually they try to solve for many issues rather than many hello a trunk, but not actually n as a, as a chairman of the talk to him shut mobility, which is the age of the industry association for and you schools are renting. we, we hear that from all the members, and actually there is no city which states that they're going to ban the school. does that they are kin

that's an east scooter and a bike rental company who joins me tonight from here in berlin. martin is good to have you with us. so paris has banned the scooters. it is this just the beginning? i mean, are you worried other cities such as berlin that they will soon follow that good evening and thank you for having me. i'm no actually, um we, i don't expect that there will be another city across germany or in europe which follows the example of paris. why i think that's because in germany legal framework is way different than from and also what we hear from cities, politics authorities, that they decided to integrate your school to operations, to shop mobility into their transport policy in the cities. so actually they try to solve for many issues rather than many hollows, tons, but not actually n as a, as a chairman of their thoughts on shop mobility, which is the age of the industry association for and you schools are renting. um we, we hear that from all the members, and actually there is no city which states that they're going to ban the school. does that they are kind of

i do recall the berlin wall separated a country, flight it was east and west germany that was dividedafter world war ii. and very different conditions on both sides and that wall fell down when the soviet june fell down and that's a good thing. totally different from a sovereign nation of the united states of america. desiring to have a delineation between the chaos south of the border. a different country and our own people that we seek to protect with, as donald trump said, big golden doors. you want to come into the united states, go through a legal port of entry. go throughs process. but, walls are necessary to keep our own people secure. he knows that griff, you know that they all know that. this is a political statement meant to get some headlines which has worked. now we are dealing with the ramifications. you played that joe borelli soundbite. you know the hotel that they are talking about, the roosevelt hotel in new york city. it's only a few blocks from our headquarters. it used to be a beautiful hotel. now it's overrun by illegals. they have arrested 41 illegals since may m

berlin. north korea pledges it's full support for russia. kim jong and head starts with president vladimir putin in russia as far east. kim kelly fulton that north korea will always support moscow in what he calls to fight against the western imperialism. also, coming up on the show, a government minister in libya says he fears the death toll from the fleming. there may double with more than 5000 bodies, all ready recovered. much of the city of day or night is destroyed after torrential rains caused cube dancer 1st thousands. remain on account of for the enquire. richardson, welcome north korea's leader kim jong and has pledged his full support for russia. i talked with president vladimir putin, kendall, putting him at his country, would always support russia, and what kim called moscow's fight against the western imperialism. so it is as came, will be given a tour of russia's pacific fleet space and a valuable stock as part of a tour of defense facilities in russia's far east. north korean leader has held the summit as the start of a new era in bilateral relations. sonya holland raising his gloves to friendship. i sh

east versus west with dw business be on the the, the, this is the w news, live from berlin. world leaders gather in india for the g. 20 summit climate change and the global economy will be on the agenda in daily hosted by prime minister and a renter of voting for 2 leaders will be absent. china and russia as presidents are not comic. also coming up. north korea claims to have tested its 1st tactical nuclear submarine meeting leader came junk and visions to arms. his navy with powerful weapons experts expressed doubts as to his capability.

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berlin. north korea pledges it's full support for russia. kim jong on hold talks with president vladimir putin in russia's far east, came, tells, pulling the north korea will always support moscow in what he calls the fight against the western imperialism. also coming up, a government minister in libya says that he fears the death toll from the flooding . there may double with more than 5000 bodies already recovered.

berlin. north korea pledges it's full support for russia. kim jong on hold talks with president vladimir putin in russia's far east. tim tells, proving that north korea will always support moscow in what he calls the fight against the western imperialism. also, coming up, a government minister in libya says that he fears the death toll from the flooding . there may double with more than 5000 bodies already recovered. much of the city of during night is destroyed after 2 rental reigns caused to dams to burst phelps and still remain on, accounted for. and hope of finding survivors begins to fade and the aftermath of morocco's earthquake in hard hit areas. grief is turning to anger over the government's slow response to the disaster. the chief ursula thunder lines trusting her commitment to embarrass climate targets in her state of the union. address to the e. u parliament, the seroquel like good to have you with us north korean leader, kim jong and has pledged his full support for russia. at talks with president vladimir putin came told bruton that his country would always support russia and what came called his figh

berlin, north korea pleasures it's full support for russia. kim john on hold talks with president vladimir putin in russia's far east. tim tells bruton that north korea will always support moscow in what he calls the fight against the western imperialism. also coming up a government to minister and libya says that he fears the desk told from the flooding. there may double with more than 5000 bodies already recovered. much of the city of dern i is destroyed. after torrential rains, cause to dance, traversed 1000 still remain. unaccounted for. and hope of finding survivors begins to fade in the aftermath of morocco's earthquake in hard his areas. refis turning to anger over the government's slow response to the disaster. plus he, you chief ursula found a line stresses for commitment to emissions climate targets. in her state of the union address to the new parliament the i'm sarah kelly, welcome to the program, north korea's leader kim jong and has pledged his full support for russia. at talks with president vladimir putin came told bruton that his country would always support russia. and what kim called, it's fight ag

the west to the east, the problem is that germany has great leverage through eu measures, diplomacy and various investments, this makes many small countries unable to openly oppose berlin'siative in the european union to establish business. with russia, at this rate, zelsky, exposing everyone around him, will be left without allies, the british telegraph indicated, one of the decisive moments is the failure of the offensive. no one is going to support a weakling, the ministers of defense of britain and france urgently arrived in kiev, following the results of the inspection they made it clear that for the most part, get out on your own, they suggested that ukraine itself develop weapons production. germany is also going to capitalize on this, spiegel reported that berlin has finally approved the construction. a plant in ukraine with the participation of the german concern rhein metall. the only question is whether zelsky will remain in power? another scandal in which he got involved could finish off his rapidly falling rating. the leader of the french party, patriot florian philippot , indicated an applause to the ukrainian nazi in the canadian parliament, making zelsky

somewhere, part of the business in the east is there, yes, that is, but he rebuilt everything, he rebuilt it, he su- managed to do all the restructuring yes, he went to berlind there, yes, how is the expansion now with the new post to poland there, yes, and he has a highly efficient business in europe, yes, there are no such services, the question is whether a person of this type is capable of doing it more effectively , yura or instances yes, yes it is it it is capable then dumplings well no well excuse me well i'm busy i have been seeing for a very long time that the vast majority of ideas that are born in business do not fully reflect what the state needs. a person, but he will not be an effective prime minister than a minister of the economy. sorry means sorry, like volodymyr, yes. and here i am. i believe that any person can be effective if he has enough leadership, charisma, but inclusiveness, that is, the ability to build the dialogue that gives rise to state policy, what we lack in the state is a real dialogue that would be based on objectification , mathematical economic models, on strategizing, that is, on working out scenarios and opportunities f

news that live from berlin, a powerful storm costs us catastrophic, flat and media authority see thousands of people are dead as a flat in speech. so we entire neighborhoods in several east and coastal town. also coming up in morocco and rescue a struggle to reach the virus. the remote mountain village is 55 yet and i came, joan luna arrives in rush. awful. charles with glad important united states wants to not community that not to strike announced you with the russian president, the . i am eddie mike, a junior and you are welcome to the program. officials in eastern lead the see thousands of people. i feel that after i admitted to being in stone, daniel caused the catastrophic flight in the flats swept away in time neighborhoods in the number of coastal towns. the destruction seemed worse than the city up there now, where the heavy rains cost to dams, to collapse, whole neighborhood submerged by will to residents in this area of east and libya come face to face with the devastation caused by the storm. some buildings was swept away entirely by the force of wind and rain. in the regions, armed forces were deployed to assess the damage on how to put the bridges collapses

berlin. demonstrators used the slogan "woman, life, freedom", which was prominent at the time of the protests a year ago. with me is shahram kholdi, a professor of middle east of waterloo in canada. thank you very much forjoining us. really again this overarching concern back on the global stage, women's rights, freedom of movement in iran. are these protest making any difference in the country would you say? any difference in the country would ou sa ? , ., ., ~ any difference in the country would ousa ? , . ., ., you say? they are making a lot of difference- _ you say? they are making a lot of difference. iranian _ you say? they are making a lot of difference. iranian women - you say? they are making a lot of difference. iranian women as - you say? they are making a lot of difference. iranian women as a i you say? they are making a lot of. difference. iranian women as a whole have been defying the government regulations with respect to the hit job. what has happened is millions of iranian women, especially in major urban centres have been walking by the morality plays, they were supposedly pulled off the street in the after maths of mahsa amini's skilling.