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in the 1980s now opened back who was born and raised in east berlin. as the 1st 2, i'm going to try to to win the international book of price. the prestigious award recognizes books from around the world that have been translated into english. so we go, here's a quick look at our top story today. the 3 european countries say that they will recognize a palestinian state despite israel's opposition. the leaders of spain island and norway made the announcement on wednesday. israel has recalled it's on passages to all 3 countries in response. and that's what we have time for night in germany is up next, looking at an energy revolution in the off. how many groups mckinnon. thank you so much for the agenda and research team wants to save lives worldwide by making m already technology more flexible up to now, the equipment has been too heavy and expensive. move and half of the world's population had no access to it. now 3 researches have develop the new system and opportunities for millions of people made in germany. next on d w. actually, we don't have a cho

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student and an older married man and a spell in the 1980s up in back who was born and raised in east berlin is the 1st german rice set to win the international book. a prize. the procedures award recognizes books from around the world have been translated into english. and before we go, here's a quick look at our top story today. 3 european countries say they will recognize the palestinian stage despite is ray, the opposition? leaders of spain, island and no way made the announcement on wednesday. israel has recalled it's on the box. it is too old. 3 countries in response to it. you're up to date coming up next made in germany, takes a look at the energy revolution underway in the, on the tech. thanks again. there's more on, on youtube channel and on social media. or of course, the news is that they need the money keeps mccain. and i'll be back at the top of the hour to see that the gym and research team wants to save lives worldwide. by making m o, early technology, most flexible. up to now the equipment has been too heavy and expensive. more than half of the world's population had no acce

an old, a married man, and a spell in, in the 1980s, now up and back, who was born and raised in east berlin is the 1st german rice. so to win, the international book comprised the prestigious award recognizes books from around the world that have been translated into english. this is a quick reminder of the top stories at the south. 3 european countries say they will recognize a palestinian state despite israel, the opposition, the leaders of spain island and norway made the announcement on wednesday, israel has recalled at some positive to all 3 countries. in response. the bridge prime minister refused to knock, has just announced that a general election will be held on the 4th of july. so next conservatives have been in office since 2010. and the latest polls suggest they are running well behind the proposition late because you're all watching data between these live from button. and now that's again, you can always get the w news on the go. you just need to download our app from google play or from the app store. it'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well

just east of berlin. mosque bought land from the state of brandenburg to build a mass of factory. this plant produces teslas model. why? for the european and international market, a mid range s u v, which was the world's best selling car last year. currently, tests that produces around $300000.00 electric cars per year between ida and wants to more than triple this number of scaling. the production process would require tesla to expand the giga factory, knocking down a part of a forest for a logistics center and a train station. this is some things we'd hide a resident model we la jolla will not stand for. we met her because she found the local citizens initiative and is campaigning loudly against any further expansion. since day one, she's been fighting against the gig of factories, destruction of the environment, as she calls it. the young people living in the camp have become her natural allies . there's some toys of us. it's great that so many young people are committed to preserving the forest and water act as vitus does. lots of and that's why these are by it, most of this f

just east of berlin. mosque bought land from the state of brandenburg to build a mass of factory. this plant produces test those model. why? for the european and international market, a mid range s u v, which was the world's best selling car last year. currently, tests that produces around $300000.00 electric cars per year between ida and wants to more than tripled this number of scaling. the production process would require tesla to expand the giga factory, knocking down a part of a forest for a logistics center and a train station. this is some things we'd hide a resident model we la jolla will not stand for. we met her because she found the local citizens initiative and as campaigning loudly against any further expansion since day one, she's been fighting against the giga factories, destruction of the environment, as she calls that the young people living in the camp. the calm, her natural allies. this on to i, i this it's great that so many young people are committed to preserving the forest and water act as wide as lots of and that's why these are the most of this forest. and

just east of berlin. mosque bought land from the state of brandenburg to build a mass of factory. this plan produces tesla's model. why? for the european and international market, a mid range s u v, which was the world's best selling car last year. currently tested, it produces around $300000.00 electric cars per year between high to and wants to more than tripled. this number of scaling, the production process would require tesla to expand the giga factory, knocking down a part of a forest for a logistics center and a train station. this is some things we'd hide a resident model we, la jolla will not stand for. we met her because she found the local citizens initiative and is campaigning loudly against any further expansion. since day one, she's been fighting against the giga factories, destruction of the environment, as she calls that the young people living in the camp. the con, her natural allies. this on to i, i this, it's great that so many young people are committed to preserving the forest and water act as why does this lots of and that's why these are the most of this for

the final stage of the war, rakosovsky's second belarusian front participated in the east pruzian, pameranian and berline 24, 1945, marshal... and that’s all we managed to tell you about today, maxim uglenitsa and polina shuba were with you, happy holiday to all orthodox believers and see you on the main broadcast. happily! i respect you, dear tv viewers, and the last one. may you return to the right with the brightness of christ's sunday. i want to give you god's help, health and well-being on this yuletide day. tomorrow will be a bright day of celebration. and we know from the great hut what kind of courtyard chakaetsets in the coming millennium, which was intended for the holy day. ale a bit of tradition and a look at the worldly natural anomalies. amans of saudi arabia. they are working to pack the hell out of the rainy day, the streets of garad are often flooded with turbulent rivers, and the people of the desert are creating lakes. the populated areas of the region are not prepared for such disasters, there are daily drainage systems in the garades, and when the waters of the village were previous

during the great patriotic war, the pacific not only provided protection for the entire far east, but also reached berlin. in september 1945 they liberated north korea from japanese militarists, sakhalin and the kuril islands. today the pacific fleet is the most powerful operational-strategic formation of the russian navy, and its zone responsibility is greater than that of all other fleets combined, almost half of the world's oceans. the ships of the pacific fleet successfully carry out their assigned tasks in various areas of the world's oceans. are in combat service and fulfill their assigned tasks with honor. the main striking force is also a number of ships and submarines of the fleet - nuclear submarine missile cruisers, which are based in kamchatka; they are constantly on duty in the ocean, returning to base every few months to replenish the crew changes. what is in his life, for me personally and for our entire crew, a sense of responsibility, a sense of duty, a sense of pride for the country has always accompanied us on sea voyages. today, the pacific fleet is developing dynamically, its composi

extremist, or even former neo—nazi networks, by investigating just one event held in the east german city of cottbus. our berlinany's east, the far right alternative for deutschland is popular, even aiming for power. and jean—pascal hohm is a regional parliamentary candidate. the afd is proactive on social media but also on the ground, and it feeds this idea they want to promote that they are of the people and taking on the establishment. but, as the bbc has found, jean—pascal hohm's held links with several groups now classed by domestic intelligence as extremist. networks accused of anti—migrant, anti—muslim ideology. translation: all these | organisations focus on one subject — the theme of our times. it is the population replacement going on in germany and in europe. to voice that, and to fight that politically is not extremist. you don't think the great replacement theory is extremists? i mean, it's a far right conspiracy theory. translation: no, the great replacement is happening. i i can see that in my own city. i do not say it is organised from up high. i say it's happening. it was at this office back in

extremist, or even former neo—nazi networks by investigating just one event held in the east german city of cottbus. our berlint. in germany's east, the far right alternative for deutschland is popular, even aiming for power. and jean—pascal hohm is a regional parliamentary candidate. the afd is proactive on social media but also on the ground, and it feeds this idea they want to promote that they are of the people and taking on the establishment. but, as the bbc has found, jean—pascal hohm's held links with several groups now classed by domestic intelligence as extremist. networks accused of anti—migrant, anti—muslim ideology. translation: all these organisations focus on one subject - _ the theme of our times. it is the population replacement going on in germany and in europe. to voice that, and to fight that politically is not extremist. you don't think the great replacement theory is extremists? i mean, it's a far right conspiracy theory. translation: no, the great replacement is happening. i i can see that in my own city. i do not say it is organised from up high. i say it's happening. it was at this offi

geography is also impressive: first the celebrations on the occasion of constitution day in berlin, then the easton will visit a church destroyed by bombing during the second world war, then he will head west to münstr. the trip was supposed to take place a year ago, but then macron canceled it. because of the pogroms in paris. this time, the overseas territories of france are boiling and the situation is much more serious, says the british magazine spectator. how not to lose europe too? that's what seems to be the concern now. macron accelerates this process when he proposes to allow ukraine to use nato weapons to strike deep into russian territory. italian deputy prime minister matteo salvini suggested that stoltenberg apologize for such words or resign. prime minister miloni called these dubious statements and urged caution. “we will not send italian soldiers to ukraine, the military equipment that italy sends should be used on the territory of ukraine, we are working for peace. however, judging by the recognition of the hungarian prime minister orban , regardless of what individual eu countri

he calls for peace in the middle east and thousands of people gathered for a demonstration in berlin, demanding an immediate ceasefire. demonstrators carried placards with slogans and palestinian flags. kiev is again not being accepted into nato, as the german chancellor said during a meeting with citizens in berlin; ukraine’s entry into the alliance is not expected either in the near future or probably in the next 30 years. according to scholz, he announced this, including in kiev, 2 and a half years ago. navalians ukraine will not be allowed in at the upcoming summit in july, but the idea of ​​its membership in nato is supported by poland and the baltic countries, however , the united states and germany believe now is not the time and it is better to focus on continuing supplies kyiv weapons and ammunition. violation without borders. the us state department is once again teaching minsk about democracy, but itself is mired in arbitrariness. how did the guardians of world values ​​become the standard of double standards, without? humane repression, unjustified murder, resolutions inst

[000:00:00;00] the, this is the, the news live from berlin, fee is finding right, isn't ukraine's east us russia games round to the of the city of how the chief presidents and lensky ones. the latest russian pushed could be the 1st wave of a wider offensive, a lashes out to western allies, saying that and decision is cost to ukraine daily. also coming up, fighting a rock and roll them gaza again, as is right, the soldiers special how must slightest, in jamalia, just alas, alia israel's army would come of the bodies of 3 hostages, taken by her mazda. they were among those killed as a music festival. during the october 7th terror attacks and heavy rain full slabs, germany, south west triggering flooding on land slides. the rain looks like you to ease, but the pharmacy is warm. the rivers are still rising. the monica jones good to have you with us. ukraine's president, for a lot of mister lansky has acknowledged a 10 situation on the eastern front lines with troops suffering from battle fatigue and running low on weapons and equipment. the president estimates ukraine has only a quarter of

it was for east germany, it was for berlin. it was a german language radio station that broadcasts news broadcasts. what we would expect to be known and was was the model for radio free europe, radio liberty. i i'm old enough to have been in west berlin during the soviet times, so i remember what, what that demarcated city looked like, which was know there was your communist world on one side and your and your free world on the other. but i think you're absolutely right. we and this brings us to today's problem. the soviets were crude and simple and out of touch in terms of how they presented their materials as part of my job. and one gets paid for doing strange things. but i got paid for for watching a certain amount of soviet news back in those days. and it was predictable. well, you knew exactly what they were going to say. there was nothing very exciting. they didn't know how to appeal. that's not the case. no russian propaganda today, russian media is totally state run. now, after a brief period when they were relatively f

it was for east germany, it was for berlin. it was a german language radio station that broadcasts news broadcasts. what we would expect to be known and was was the model for radio free europe, radio liberty. i i'm old enough to have been in west berlin during the soviet times, so i remember what, what that demarcated city looked like, which was know there was your communist world on one side and your and your free world on the other. but i think you're absolutely right. we and this brings us to today's problem. the soviets were crude and simple and out of touch in terms of how they presented their materials as part of my job. and one gets paid for doing strange things. but i got paid for for watching a certain amount of soviet news back in those days. and it was predictable. well, you knew exactly what they were going to say. there was nothing very exciting. they didn't know how to appeal. that's not the case. no russian propaganda today, russian media is totally state run. now, after a brief period when they were relatively f

operation where they destroy someone somewhere in the middle east, the far east, somewhere else, it’s not absolutely in berlinimportant source , this is hollywood, which is not shy about filming all this, i wanted to ask you one question that can help us understand who did this, why, if someone did this on purpose for some reason, i don’t think that in israel or in the united states hopes to make its man president iran, but i can imagine what they are thinking about the upcoming elections, that these elections can somehow be used to stir up tensions. some forces both inside iran and outside it, but in any case, if any protests happen, then the current government will be with them. the current leadership of iran can easily cope, it’s not about the president, but it’s still about something else, a different person of status, this is a spiritual post. centers like to use this technique as role-playing games, when each of the political scientists takes on a role, and i even participated somehow in one of these games as a guest, and i noticed that one of the most frequently encountered role-playing games of americ

now, by political analyst allie told a new job, director of the berlin base, the think tank the center for middle east and global order. it is good to have you on the program tonight. so we're seeing pictures coming from t rowe on this evening, showing people taking to the streets people morning publicly the death of their president. that's the official with narrative. is that the complete narrative slow? no, it is not. it's of the narrative that is, proclaims and propagates as by the states. and as you know, over at least the last decades there's been imagining an amount of golf. it's not a reversible one between states and societies. so there are elements within the run in societies. we're not joining the state or the morning, but there's a sense of shot and friday as well because actual, uh, as i see, it has been implicated in a mass murder, political decisions. so at the end of the 1980s where he has been part of a very small committee, you know, sentencing people this, it has to death with no judicial process whatsoever. and also more recently, he was hand picked by the supreme leader of the wron

it's rain now moving further to the east, catching up with berlin and foresaw so that's going to give us a refresher feel. on thursday, temperatures are down, the rain does turn a bit lighter, and many spots. temperatures are coming up in searcy now that that weather has moved away for the capital on throughout 28th, and also quite tots on cyprus. it go see a $0.36 above cray, who should be for this from your showers, turn the invite or across portugal and spain. still keeping a few showers in the forecasts though for the north of spain on wednesday to africa we go. it's also hot pitcher for egypt is capital cairo. 41. this almost 10 above where you should be 32 degrees for me, but the winds will shift on friday. temperatures will come down and we've got our tropical storm here, giving us the big wind and big waves for the coast of tens and the, and kenya the all the talking about georgia's era. let's remind you about top stories. the phone through an agency for palestinian refugees on russia has suspended a food distribution and rough us tier 2 and security and a lot of supplies. unl

berlin. he is fighting right, isn't ukraine's east us russia games round to the of the city of hard chief presidents, a lensky ones. the latest russian push could be the us wave of a wider offensive. he lashes out to the western allies, saying that and decision is cost to ukraine daily. also coming up fighting a rob singles and gaza again. this is why the soldiers special thomas slightest in jamalia, just alas, alia israel's army would come of the bodies of 3 hostages, taken by her most. they were among those killed as a music festival.

berlin wall, just year and a half after reagan said, tear, it's down. that's when you know speeches matter. literally a year and a half afterwards, people of the captive nation of east germany with their hands with took down the berlin wall. however, at the same mike found an article had been published by felicity berenger, which is a very different take on the events of 1989. you introduced that article to me, katie, would say what was shocking about? berenger this article and why it really is the preface to this new yeah, sure. so you know, one of the reasons that we wanted to write the book was we wanted to understand how we've gotten to where we are. and i thought, you know, mike's found a really key clue, which was this article from 1989 written i think published couple several months before the fall of the berlin wall, where felicity barringer wrote in the new york times that marxism had gone in u.s. colleges. marxism had gone and been accepted. and she's writing that in 1989, 1989. and what's so interesting about that is that anybody who wasn't a marxist but understood the threat of marxism we were all looking elsewhere right. we were all looking either at ch