building was the beginning of the city is collapsing, as we know it today. empty buildings abounded in east berlin. a lot of clocks were born off to autism, and others broke into basements and started to copy this. for example, it is the one that club opened below the full levels of the department store and earned berlin. it's titled as capital off technology. before long techno had become massively popular, the law parade which began as a political demonstration in 1989 became a huge techno party with around 1500000 ravens attending during its peak in 1999. these days, bowlens clubs, a well famous like background which opened in 2004 as the name of the world's best, not many times, but is the cities plus the same time. so we know it's in danger. so it's in danger . you won't find a space at the subculture and like the accessibility for club culture is like more and more in danger. people like you have to pay many years to get in or 25 because everything is more and more expensive. and i think one of the core values is the accessibility in berlin for club culture. it's like way again, who's done t

once the beginning of the city is collapsing, as we know it today. empty buildings are found in east berlin. a lot of clots were born off to autism, and others broke into basements and started to copy this. for example, here's the one that club opened below the form levels of a department store and earned berlin. it's titled as capital off tech. no. before long tech no had become mess if the pumps you though the law, right, which began as a political demonstration in 1989 became a huge techno party with around 1500000 ravens attending doing its peak in 1999. these days burdens clubs a well the same, like back kind which opened in 2004 as the name of the world's best. not many times fuss is the cities clubs. see it as we know it's in danger. so it's in danger. you won't find the space at the subculture and like the accessibility for club culture is like more and more in danger. people like you have to pay 20 years to get in or 25 because everything is more and more expensive. and i think one of the core values is the accessibility in berlin, forklift culture. it's like way again, who's done

if you want to experience yourself, what the berlin wall must have felt like for people in east and west colon and what impact that had on that daily lives visit the building was memorial on ben i was taught so you'll find a section of the building wall just as it was in 1989 when it still separates the city into it's a landmark and a memorial. that will actually 2 volts with the so called death strip in between ddr soldiers stationed and the watched house could shoot any one who tried to cross the 155 kilometer alone. wall separates the west berlin, which was part of the west, germany from east berlin, and the surrounding g. d r. the building wall to a pod, friends, and families between 19611989. at least a 140 people died at the wall the but why was it put up? the button wall is a symbol of the comfortable the g d. i started building it on the 13th of august in 1961. to stop ever more g. the citizens from fleeing to the west. it ran 43 kilometers through all of the city, dividing it into west and east bullet. the they will watch, towers, border patrol, soldiers and mines. fine. 1989 pe

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 and unwanted, unyielding. almost 40 years after the war, because of this, allied forces stand on this continent. today,40 our armies are here for only one purpose to protect and defend democracy. the only territories we hold are memorials like 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 in ism never was and never will be an acceptable response to tyrannical governments with expansionist intent. but we try always to be preped for peace, prepared to deter aggression. prepared 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

the 155 kilometer alone. wall separates the west berlin, which was part of the west, germany from east berlin. and the surrounding g. d r. the bowling wall to our pod friends and families between 19611989. at least a 140 people died at the wall the but why was it put up the button wall is a symbol of the comfortable the g d. i started building it on the 13th of august in 1961. to stop f emoji. the citizens from fleeing to the west. it ran 43 kilometers through all of the city, dividing it into west and east bullet. the they will watch towers. border patrol soldiers and mines fine 1989 people in the east had had in an increasing number of protests and ford for the freedom. and the november 1989. the boat opened and the ball fell. the, it's one of buttons most famous meant it opened in the judy on 1969 and was a symbol of communist power. on these days, the 368 meter high tele is mainly known as the job and he's told us building the restaurant in the sphere rotates and also suggests of 360 degree view of putting the berlin is known as the europe square capital, so it's no surprise that there ar

west. now a single country sympathizes with the leader of the cdu, csu, so east excluding berlin, adgitical force in germany, so the government did not risk holding early elections to the bundestag. it is the residents of the eastern lands, as well as people from the republics of the ussr, who are our most loyal supporters. these people are increasingly choosing a non-systemic opposition that advocates for policies in the interests of german citizens, rather than global elites. but there is nothing to be afraid of the hungarian fireplace, there is a party there. politicians are tired of artificially escalating the ukrainian crisis. so thus, right-wing forces won in six eu countries at once. besides france, this also happened in neighboring spain and belgium, where the government resigned. in addition, residents of austria, hungary and italy chose a conservative course. these sentiments took hold in germany, the netherlands, and also in romania, where the right took second position. unified election results. expected to operate for the next 5 years, the intelligence agencies of the uni

final stage of the war , rokosovsky’s second belarusian front participated in the east prussian, pameranian and berlinperations. on june 24, 1945, marshal rokosovsky commanded the victory parade on red square in moscow. belarusian teams. not just companies, but this is the salvation of unique objects of our country, for another year or two there was nothing to save, it was necessary to take a bulldozer, demolish everything and build in a new way, but build everything in a new way, we don’t have money, so we’re talking about saving unique objects. the olympic achievements at that time, the end of the nineties , were the beautiful tip of the iceberg, by these historical statements of the year ninety-seven, the belarusians had already felt the taste of olympic medals, so they learned that there is gold in sovereign history, a low bow. however, success on the world stage is one thing: investing in the future of belarusian sports in those difficult times is a decisive step, the fruits of which we see today. either the stadium dynamo, water sports complex, flocks, rabbis, these are unique things, they belon

the final stage of the war , rakosovsky's second belarusian front participated in the east pruz, pameranian and berlinsovsky commanded the victory parade on red square. moscow. ozarenok once had a stream where he said that yes, there is holy water here, that’s it now, don’t cross yourself with either the left or the right stump, fall to your knees and repent, cursing loudly your vile life, sold, betrayed, pathetic and insignificant, a lie is not the truth, the truth is always, my name is grigory ozarenok, this is the secret of the spring of politics, hello, but today is not... them, not about these cow glands, panties that have not run around their underwear, but about their brothers, about their second essence, although some of these brothers wear red and green badges on their jackets, but the essence is the same, about corrupt officials, what were you missing, what, after all, the governor’s fix, and after the retribution, hang up in the fortress, thieves, embezzlers , scoundrels, they are always and everywhere there were, in all countries, in all societies, in china they are shot in the squares, ho

look no further than how quickly east germany and berlin adopted capitalism once the berlin wall felleed to tear down these metaphorical walls, trade barriers and stop being so militaristic. i think they're better ways to contain communism and one of them is by actually unleashing the power of the free market by removing socialistic elements in our own government. and let trillions of market decisions guide our economy. >> this is ralph are our guest. host good -- caller: good morning, i'm proud running alongside you as vice president. i know you've talked about -- i was wondering how much gold and silver factor in as far as having money. would you be open to reintroducing gold and silver into circulation alongside the u.s. dollar. guest: absolutely i believe opening up the currency market is much as possible. i do support crypto and alternative currencies. i would like to return our money back to something that is sound. it can be gold, silver, it can be saffron. but find some sort of resource that we can tag a value to. that's allowed for this inflation to explode. i think we can ge

a great man, they will repent before the ashes and a monument to honaker will be erected in berlin, these easth positive words about the meeting of defense minister belousov with military officers. as colleagues say, decisions expected by the military community, so we wait and hope that these decisions will greatly please our fighting officers, and such meetings are planned on a regular basis basis, that is, it is planned that they will be regular, it was led by alexander sladkov, he should write a big post there, and sasha is such a doyen of the corps of war correspondents, a man endlessly in love with the army, a career officer, he always writes: the truth is, they were very worthy guys, well, i think it ’s well known who was, vasil mich for the elections to the european parliament, you care, it doesn’t matter, sula fonden with what slogan she went to the elections, a very simple slogan, she said: we we will do the same globalist policy, and we will support ukraine, it won, it even received more votes, i mean the party has 12, 12... they will have more deputies, now what is she saying: khark

we're getting woken up by dogs to play in west germany, in berlin and you've got kids, fans on the easttrying to get to the concert but there's a wall in between, the iron curtain. we've seen kendrick lamar recently bring the crypts and the bloods together. who wants to speak in the language of bullets and bombs. as an artist you've got to make things happen. i learned from the three bobs. bob marley, we just saw, bob dylan, and bob womack. >> i love that. before i let you out of here it is six months gone by, we're closer than six months, five months out to the election. the debate is coming this week. given all your politics, your past with rachel i did want to ask what you're keeping an eye on during the debate, and what do say to young people including some who are your fans who say i don't care about this year, there's some apathy about both candidates. i give that to you, chuck, artists, the debate, the election. >> shoot, you better pay attention. the cheapest price you better pay. >> tell us a lot of things about thunew project with the state department and youtube, appreciate i

. >> i visited east berlin shortly before the wall came down.ng with, and i'm sure he went there. in that spirit of adventure as a very young man, okay, he supported jeremy corbyn. >> he wanted to abolish the monarchy years ago, signed a letter lobbying for foreign criminals to be taken off deportation flights, happily represented terrorist organisations abroad , thought it organisations abroad, thought it was wrong to strip shamima begum of her citizenship, took the knee for black lives matter. is it not fair to say that sir keir starmer is asking the public to believe that he's a completely different man to the one he's been for the last 40 years? >> i don't accept that for a moment. i think he's set out very clear positions for the labour party, set out very clear positions in his own set of principles. so i don't have any difficulty with that at all. >> are his current principles not radically different from all of the ones that he had, though? >> no, they're not. i think he's set out a set of ideas for the country, for labour in power and i

cause a truce plan. washington's top diplomat, anthony blinking is back in the middle east to see if true. plus berlin gears up to host a conference on ukraine's post for recovery. with a focus on rebuilding the ukranian energy sector, devastated by months of russian era tax the and david levitz welcome. the un security council has endorsed a us backed cease fire between israel and him. us. the resolution approves a 3 phase plan presented by us president joe biden aiming to ends the war and gaza, that includes a permanent end to hostilities. the return of is rarely hostages, and a major multi year reconstruction plan for gaza. 14 security council member supported the proposal with only russia abstaining, while the us, as israel has accepted the plan, the is really government is yet to give. it's clear and public approval. meanwhile, i'm us. the militant islam is group considered a tear organization by the you, the us and others. welcome to the resolution in a statement shortly after the vote or. so what happens next? so i put that question to our correspondent in washington benyamin offer as gruber .

protesters in berlin demanded peace in the middle east.f demonstrators occupied the building of one of the shopping centers, demanding that businesses stop cooperating with israel. the police intervened by force, forcing the protesters to stop the picket. meanwhile, fierce clashes broke out on the street. law enforcement officers harshly suppressed the protesters who came out demanding a complete ban on the export of weapons. at the same time, hundreds of protesters marched to romstein, where the us air base is located, to protest against berlin's defense policy, arms supplies to kiev for peace negotiations with russia. the protesters carried posters with the words “diplomacy” instead of war, cooperation instead of sanctions and peace with russia. instead of world war iii. according to the rally participants, the militant policy of official berlin threatens to leave germany itself in ruins. and this is just one of the many actions of german citizens who are tired of the military adventures of the scholz government. combat readiness testing

is now united the country is sympathized with the leader of the cdu, csu, here is the east with the exception of berlinthe government did not risk holding early elections to the bundestag. it is the residents of the eastern lands, as well as people from the republics of the ussr, who are our most loyal supporters. these people are increasingly choosing a non-systemic opposition that advocates for policies in the interests of german citizens, rather than global elites. but kammin has nothing to fear in hungary, where prime minister viktor orban’s fids party gained almost together with his allies. 45% of the vote, which is equivalent to eleven seats in the european parliament. this suggests that the patriotic and peace-loving forces performed successfully, said the head of the ministry, peter szijarta. experts agree with him. if earlier we observed such unconditional russophobia, now i hope this will not be unconditional. the fatigue of the population and the fatigue of politicians took its toll. from the artificial escalation of the ukrainian crisis, thus, right-wing forces won in six eu countries at on

a truth plan. washington's top to bottom, that anthony blinking is back in the middle east to see if per plus berlin care is up to host a conference on ukraine's post for recovery.

merkel's childhood in east germany, the fall of the berlin wall, her rise to political power, and her 16 years as chancellor of germany. the book is entitled freedom. released november 22nd, and that will conversation about the world of independent publishers and self-publishing. and now joining us is andrea fleck-nisbet, who is ceo of a group called the independent book publier association, which is what ms. fleck nesbit. good morning, and thank you for having me on. so the indendent book publisher association is a nonprofit association of about 3500 independent publisher, was located primarily in the united states. but we do have some global members as well. and our members are really a diverse group. so they range in size, background publishing program. we serve everyone from author publishers. to me just be starting out publishing their own book all the way through large, establish to independent publishers. so what is an independent publisher? you know that is such a great question, peter, and everyone defines it a little bit differently. and actually, we do have a document, if a

some of them i've even made an international name for themselves, like the east scooter company here. these days berlin has drawn more and more international entrepreneur is looking to capitalize on a new idea. we met one of these founders this time from china. even though i know that every country kind of walser image or is to be deeply attached to their culture, but to be honest is another very easy. the a hi, my name is tyler. i'm the founder and ceo of g i. so we provides a search foundation here and allowing businesses and developers to build multiple applications. so i gene, i like karl. so hopefully i will search, but all model is not general problems. you can only use this model to do search. search your data search, you pictures, searching videos, audio. so for example, if you're thinking about e commerce company, they have a lot of article fashion article data in their database. so each article has their prize name, description size. so for example, if you want to search for a picture, so 1st thing is you need to pre label each image. if you ask the ai to do this, it becomes a very, very effi

our top story the iron curtain between east germany and west berlin has come tumbling down the fall of the berlin wall was an incredibly important moment around the world. >> because it showed that the power of civic organization, the power of democratic ideas, the power of the language, of freedom, of the rule of law, and democracy could overcome even the most powerful. and what we had thought to be the most permanent form of dictatorship, the dangerous part is that we became convinced that it would go on forever do you think we take democracy too much for granted today in 2024 now there has been recently democratic backsliding arise and populist movements arise and autocracy arise and either outright dictatorships and or authoritarian governments. >> the increase in the world's population living in autocracies is staggering. in 2003, it was 50% two decades later 71% of people worldwide live under autocratic regimes according to independent think tank v dam, which monitors global governments annually man my executes for pro-democracy activists the un secretary general says the move si

one johnny dots, july 7th on dw, the the, this is the, the news life from berlin. conflict of the east front 11 on board the titans to escalate into a full blown wall. we'll take a closer look at hezbollah, lebanon's bomb for iran, facts militia that's reading its troops of buffalo. also coming up. the opposition followed right? national gladly searching into poles. i had a friend, connections, and young people running around the policy. we have from young activists in front and nato gets barely to name its new chief judge. prime minister mazda roadside is now the only can.

east to promote the plan. also coming up ukraine's president in berlin for an international conference on rebuilding the country. it will focus on the ukranian energy sector, shattered by russian era tax, the hello and terry martin, thanks for joining us. the un security council has endorsed the us back seats for our deal between israel and from us. the resolution approves a 3 phase plan presented by us present you abide and which aims to end the war in gaza. it includes a permanent end to hostilities. the return of is really hostages, and a multi year reconstruction plan for gaza. 14 security council members supported the proposal. russia abstained. while the us says israel has accepted the plan. the israeli government has yet to give its clear approval. meanwhile, from us, the militant islam is group considered to tear organization by the you, the us and others as welcome the resolution in a statement shortly after the about so what happens next? we put that question to our correspondent in washington. benjamin offers group that's the big question. what the ambassador of the united states to the united nation

berlin. a conflict of the east front 11 on both uh, settings to escalate into a full blown wall. we'll take a closer look at hezbollah lebanon's bond for iran back melisha. that's redding, its troops of buffalo also coming up the opposition followed right. national valley, searching into poles. i had the french elections and young people are running around the policy. we have from young activists in front and nato against brittany to name its new chief judge. prime minister mazda roadside is now the only candidate to replace against adult them back off the his rival pulls out from the contest. the i'm british plan to do welcome us secretary of state anthony, blinking has of israel not to father escalated the ongoing conflict because by law, across the israel, 11 on board at both sides have been exchanging fire on an almost daily basis since the her mazda attack on eastern late last year, and this week is where i was ministry. very early in the thirty's had approved an operational plan to invade lebanon and secure the board up. let's take a look at insights ministry capabilities a

berlin. enclave in east germany.t was never attacked because soviets knew if it did get attacked there would be a forceful response. military response. unambiguous response from the alliance. as we go into the nato summit today, we will highlight a lot of progress that john laid out. increased defense spending, updated strategic concept, regional plans that are more effectively leveraged the alliance capabilities. enhanced unity within the alliance. but, is the alliance going to demonstrate that they have the will to fight? the resoluteness that made it so successful during the cold war? that answer will be provided by what it does and does not do on ukraine and that's why i'm a little worried. >> it looks like elisabeth and john want to come in on this question of resoluteness then we will go to the other participants. elisabeth. >> it is paradoxical i think that considering how much the u.s. -- for phaedo and still does for nato. that policymakers can't resist the urge to say something that undermines it and they h

refuse to rule out, cooperating with members of a hard drive like it's in east georgia and maloney and earlier today here in berlin, wilson left on the line was off more about how she plans to form a working majority in the apartment, yeah, some of what you have to say shop week is that a month, as i said, i have always worked to achieve abroad majority for a strong europe. this is to and these turbulent times we need stability. we need accountability and we need continuity and continue with it. throughout my 1st term and office of success, i'm stuff i've shown what a strong europe can achieve. and my, my aim is to continue along this path with those who are pro european pro ukraine and pro rule of law. cool, fine isn't, or the pull by stuck together. we can and will form a bastion against the extremes. on the right and the left fundings one place building. and i know i spoke to the, the process correspondence, rosie per shot. i asked her what would be part of what was the left on the line called the best germ against extremes as well that is very much the question because are sort of underlined on paper stands in

east to promote the plan. also coming up ukraine's president in berlin for an international conference on rebuilding the country. it will focus on the ukrainian energy sector, chauffeured by russian terror attacks and frances for rights national riley tips to wins snap legislative elections in france called.

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

east to promote the plan. also coming up ukraine's president in berlin for an international conference on rebuilding the country. it will focus on the ukrainian energy sector shattered by russian era tax.

east to promote the plan. also coming up ukraine's president in berlin for an international conference on rebuilding the country. it will focus on the ukrainians energy sector shepherd by russian terror attacks. and frances for rights national riley tips to wins snap legislative elections in france, calling the early election as a political gamble for president back home, the hello i'm terry martin. good to have you with us un security council has endorsed the us back safe, far deal between israel and the militant group from us. the resolution improves a 3 phase plan presented by us present, joe biden, which aims to and the war. it includes a permanent end to hostility, is the return up is really hostages, and a multi year reconstruction plan per go. so 14 security council members supported the proposal rusher, abstained while the us, as israel has accepted the plan, the is really government has yet to give its clear approval from us. welcome to the resolution one, oops things. and so what happens next? we put that question to our correspond in washington to ben. you mean a risk river? that's the big question.