i'm not, let's come there even some golf one who knows who vote that causing the former east germany in 1978. volkswagen delivered 10000 goals that in exchange for seat metal teaching, oil and tires. it wasn't easy for people to to get the hands on the gulf sign hot. martinez got lucky because he'd registered with the also rich. he's for an east german cars long before and so he was able to get to west gym and come that he could work on. and he's got the most for the interview at the time. i worked for intern fluid as a test engineer, but it wasn't to conrad in, so i approached it up domestically. i know i just you have to get your hands on this car. so of course i gave up the lot. i had registered for 12 years earlier in order to get it a lot of goals. so all the rage. no, certainly in east germany, but so incoming, if you could smell the foundations to the gulf. enthusiasm in the balkans were laid back in the 19 seventies and remain in place today. then volkswagen produced the 1st gulf models made in sorry, eva today the buzzing in capital as cost of a joint venture is like a circl

no, certainly in east germany, but so incoming is too small for you. the foundations to the gulf. enthusiasm in the balkans. when they back in the 19 seventy's. i'm remain in place today. then volkswagen produced the 1st gulf models made in. sorry, eva today the buzz me in capital as possible. the joint venture is like a circle closer to the dream of every average. yugoslavian was to own a gulf. of course you had to wait for a gulf if you had the money for it to him. oh no, it's not on the wait was up to 6 months. i was able to save some money so that i could make my dream come true. it was a big deal for me. as a young man, i'm cold, my generation will get what i'm talking about is opposite to the terminal. to seconds production facilities with knology destroyed and supposed to be involved between 1992 and 95 gulf production was discontinued. but people's in c o z as in for the gym and call has the volume. the same email address is i'm most most beautiful and i the whole, the emotions about that see years for this, about survival. and also that was th

and his party comes out in uh, in election surveys for east germany with single digit resolves. so that is not very reassuring, but charlotte said he will turn the mood around uh for the uh before the next, the late before the next election next year. and he said people will see you as he and his government took the right measures of the right decisions and a very uncertain and dangerous times. let's do the political correspondent and yeah, cool, thank you so much. i of the world health organization says it is extremely worried about a potential polio outbreak in gaza in warren that teresa is of the virus have been detected in the territories wastewater. and that the diary sanitation situation could allow it to spread quickly. polio attacks the central nervous system causing paralysis and death and extreme cases. w 8 shows as a mass vaccination campaign may be needed. target charlotte as a spokes person with the w h o. when i ask them whether, despite no information about infected humans, yet an outbreak of polio could already be underway in casa. well, we have not seen any, any

he wrote, it began spectacularly with the victory of democracy in east germany and german unification, which still moves me greatly today. she has worked tirelessly for the country, happy birthday. nothing was seen or heard of the former chancellor herself on her birthday. according to our spokesperson, she celebrated in true miracle fashion, out of the spotlight in private with her nearest and dearest go. nichols, christian democrats party is planning a former so formal celebration later this year. and jeff ruskie is president of the american german institute in washington, dc. i asked him what was behind her popularity at home and abroad as we should separate miracles, popularity and success at home from her popularity abroad. because these sometimes had different uh, different groups uh at home uh, miracle was a chancellor who embodied stability, predictability and uh, and also a certain blend of competence and reason and to the end balance. and i think that is one of the reasons that she, her political parsonage resonated so so well with german voters. she was also someone who was

let's see if we can leave out egos at home. highest point, vice president of republican service, east germany, thank you for being on the don't as well. both leaders have condemned the attack and express their sympathies. un secretary general, antonio lieutenant is labeled in an act of political violence. wishing donald trump a speedy recovery. but his prime minister keeps thomas said political violence in any form has no place it now. societies and ukraine surprised and bloody me. so landscape spoke of his relief, the trump is now safe saying he hopes america and no just stronger summer and as a job and attempt on the life of donald strongly was like to have with the crime that can only be condemned and which demonstrates how serious the challenges to democracy are globally finding. those are and violence in any farm and anywhere most. absolutely not prevailing. you'd be absolutely nipple in those out to or yeah, i'm confident that america will rise to the challenge by which mr. trump, a speeding recovery strength and.

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let's see if we can all leave out egos at home, guys, find vice president of republican service, east germany. thank you for being on the don't to both leaders have condemned the attack and express the sympathies un secretary general. antonio lieutenant is labeled in an act of political violence, wishing donald trump a speedy recovery. but his prime minister keeps thomas said political violence in any form has no place to announce societies and ukraine's president bloody means. the landscape spoke of his relief. the trump is now safe saying he hopes america and no just stronger summer. and there's a job in attempt on the life of donald strongly was like terror, the crime that can only be condemned and which demonstrates how serious but challenges to democracy are globally fine. and those are and violence in any farm and anywhere most absolutely not prevailing. you, they have so little nipple in those out to or yeah, i'm confident america will rise to the challenge. i wish mr. trump a speedy recovery strength and supports to those affected him to seem to posters dot cycle made every evil inten

by the way, the adg, which won the european elections in east germany, decided at its congress not toose travel restrictions on its members to russia. she also decided to create her own faction in the european parliament, which will also advocate for the normalization of relations with moscow. moreover, an alternative for germany is considering cooperation with viktor orban's right-wing alliance. the prime minister of hungary announced on sunday the creation of the patriot union for europe. together with the austrian freedom party. herbert kickl and the czech party ano, ex-prime minister andrei babis. we are creating a political group that will be like a rocket and will soon become the largest political group in europe. europeans want three things: peace, order and development, and what they get today from the elite in brussels is war, migration stagnation. it's like a countdown to the end of the reign of the old elite. after the european elections under macron and scholz. the chairs are wobbly, apparently this is caused by the attempts of the nato hawks to catch up push through the n

the usa came second with 142 medals, the third athletes from east germany, they took 28 medals.ds were set at the games. sergei bubka set a record in pole sprints, reaching a height of 6 m 1 cm. and vladimir. 800 m. the first games were held against the backdrop of salnikov's record in freestyle swimming at the beginning of perestroika in the soviet union, but when the confrontation in the world began to decline and the boycotts of the olympics stopped, the goodwill games were no longer held. this is what this day in history was like. an exhibition of soviet photography opened in jewish museum and tolerance center, it is dedicated to the first decade of the history of photography in the ussr, this is a period of experimentation and development of reportage photography, including little-known photographs of classics, sofia sergieva saw everything. exposition of stocks. soviet photography was presented in the main exhibition space of the jewish museum; almost 300 photographs, including vintage ones, were placed over 700 km under the conditions of a special microclimate, humidity a

when changes began in east germany, as in the ussr and other countries of the socialist camp, honeckerot accept them, remaining faithful to communist ideals. in germany, he was removed from all posts and... criminal prosecution began, he was old, sick and was able to fly to the ussr, where he became the personal guest of president gorbachev. but soon gorbachev himself lost power, all influence, and the government of the rsfsr demanded that honecker leave the country. then eric and his wife found asylum in the chilean embassy in moscow, but the chancellor of the already united germany, helmut kohl, demanded his extradition, and he was sent to berlin. they arrested me right at the airport and took me to muabid prison. honaki. wrote in my diary 57 years later i see the moabid prison complex from the inside again. in '35, the gestapa brought me here from their main building on prince albrecht strasse. then i spent a year and a half here. how long will i be this time? during the trial, he was diagnosed with cancer and was released from prosecution for health reasons. honaker flew to chile w

will forever remain out of sight. that's what they did to the dissidents and the opposition in east germany why they didn't have to do the big stalinist purges in the seventies, then the media comes along, television, all these tools, and you destroy someone's reputation, but then social media comes along, on social media you don't have those tools anymore suddenly you lose control of the agenda, through social media people can communicate, hey, did you notice that, i noticed that, did you notice? i noticed, but the media it doesn't seem to be talked about, yet you can say, wait, i'm here, i see it, it's happening before my eyes, here's the video, oh, by the way, i can show you what's happening in real time, and it's becoming problem, all you have left is, oligarchs are losing soft power, machines are losing soft power, so what's left, brute force, persuasion doesn't work, you use force, so you... you can break into someone's house and you can say that there are some documents there that they should not have, and then handcuffs, a verdict, but if it doesn't work, the nuclear option of novem

the united states came second with 142 medals, and athletes from east germany came third with 28 medalse games. sergei bubko set a record in pole sprints, reaching a height of 6 m 1 cm. and vladimir salnikov set a record in 800 m freestyle swimming. the first games took place against the backdrop of the beginning of perestroika in the soviet union. but when confrontation in the world began to decline, and the boycotts of the olympics stopped, and the goodwill games stopped being held. this is what this day in history was like. according to surveys, more than half of russians want to live in their own home. only a third are in apartments. the main advantage of a private house is, of course, space, fresh air and silence. we will tell you about the new service that helps make this dream come true in 5 minutes in the program instructions. select a suitable project, find a reliable developer and even find money for a new home. all this is possible make on the portal stroim.dom.rf, developer , operator of superservice, institute for development in the housing sphere, state company. domr toget

by the way, the adg, which won the european elections in east germany, decided at its congress not tolternative for germany is considering cooperation with the victor right alliance orbán. the hungarian prime minister announced sunday the creation of the patriot union for europe, together with the austrian freedom party of herbert kickl and the czech ano party of ex-prime minister andrej babis. a group that will look like a rocket will soon become the largest political group in europe. europeans want three things: peace, order and development, and what they get today from the elite in brussels is war, migration stagnation. it's like a countdown to the end of the reign of the old elite. after the european elections, macron and scholz are reeling armchairs. apparently, this is the reason why nato hawks are trying to push through the necessary decisions. russian experts appeal to the remnants of prudence in washington, given that, according to the russian ministry of defense , the united states, which sent these weapons to ukraine, is responsible for the missile attack on sevastopol. at

the united states came second with 142 medals, and athletes from east germany came third with 28 medalsi bubko set a record in pole diving, reaching a height of 6 m 1 cm, and vladimir salnikov set a record in 800 m freestyle swimming. the first games took place against the backdrop of the beginning of perestroika in... the union, but when confrontation in the world began to decline and olympic boycotts stopped, goodwill games stopped being held. this is what this day in history was like. what’s most impressive about donetsk is that this thin line between war and peace is very invisible here. everyone is walking, peaceful life, i was also surprised by this, people are accustomed to all this, that now it’s a peaceful life, now it’s war. the brigade simply stood there to withdraw the medical facility in time, but it didn’t fly from there. let's hope that very soon it will come to this mainland.

by the way, the adg, which won the european elections in east germany, decided at its congress not totrictions on its members to russia, and also decided create your own faction in the european parliament, which will, among other things, advocate the normalization of relations with moscow. moreover, an alternative for germany is being considered. collaboration with viktor orban's right-wing alliance, the hungarian prime minister announced on sunday the creation of the patriot alliance for europe together with the austrian freedom party of herbert kickl and the czech ano party of ex-prime minister andrej babis. we are creating a political group that will be like a rocket and will soon become the largest political group in europe. europeans want three things: peace, order and development, and what they get in total. first of all, we must supply ukraine with all the weapons it needs and remove all restrictions, giving them the opportunity to use weapons for any purposes they consider necessary. while the united states does not allow ukraine to launch strikes deeper than 100 km from the b

ii, that's how they decided west germany under the... under the allied security protectorate, east germanynder the soviet union security protectorate, and a austria under the joint security protectorate. it held so because the soviet union perfectly understood that if it attacked austria in this situation, it would destroy the entire architecture of european security, including the recognition of its own sphere of influence, because this is not just the neutrality of austria, it is recognition of the russian soviet. of this influence in poland, czechoslovakia, hungary, bulgaria, romania, that is, it is a package, you understand, and with this package, austria was able to survive until the collapse of the soviet union and until the moment when it was finally separated from russia by the border of the countries central europe, how can we get such a package of guarantees, as we do if we have a border with russia. to decide that it will not attack us next time, because again , no intergovernmental agreement is a guarantee here, we had an intergovernmental agreement with russia, a large agreeme

i mean, both france and both of the, germany's west and east germany in the cold war. a spent far more than 2 percent closer to 4 or 5 percent. uh, at the peak of the cold war. it's a real question as to whether they're willing to shoulder that burden. you know, in germany it's been a real struggle for them to get to 2 percent. and they've had to do this thing called the turning point during german, but slightly vendor where they actually try to take defense much more seriously than they have over the past decade. can they reach 2 percent? says in a sustainable way, that's the big question. and then can they exceed that because they are going to need, as the biggest economies in europe, they are going to need to shoulder more of that burden. and from a con really has a vision for european autonomy, especially in the threat of a trumpet and ministration. they're gonna have to spend more than 2 percent, i think absolutely right. or given the gemini, the book, an upfront as the 2 biggest economies of finding a tough one of us was economies. i mean, in, in tough economic t

after the dissolution of the warsaw pact and the removal of troops from east germany, back to the soviet union. and then one nation after another added to this defensive organization called nato. and i don't know how anyone could actually say that with a straight face of the the record so replaced. i mean, that's a preposterous statement. actually, the chinese representatives spoke of the took the position that many powers today are trying to create a world order that operates separately from the system of international law that they're promoting western values and norms. what's your take on that? do you think that's one of the main issues here? well, i think that defines what we've been hearing of late this rules based or what is the rules based order and where is the kodak? so this rules based, or there isn't one because the rules are made up of as a go along and to fit the expediency of whoever is saying that they're following the rules based or it doesn't follow international law. it's not consistent with international law, whatever this will advice order is. and so i again, i think

leadership of the soviet union, now i am more and more convinced that we should not have left east germanyuch a burden on our economy, we were not able to, but there in the west they were waiting for us with open arms, it turned out that all this was a lie, they really, when we left, received complete carte blanche. to carry out their policies, and those of our former allies under the warsaw pact have become the most ardent opponents, look how they are being conducted on all international platforms, with what anger, and of course, i think that this was of course the mistake of mikhail sergeevich gorbachev, and he i believed that they wanted to be friends with us truly, who treats us sincerely, i know that how the organic-western... leaders later made fun of him when they realized that they had simply deceived us, now we are reaping these benefits, they cannot understand this, for the first time, for the first time, even when vladimirovich putin made the famous munich speech in 2007, they did not believe it, that russia had recovered, would rise from its knees and move on as a powerful stat

, but also people from the eastern bloc functionaries from russia, czechoslovakia bulgaria, an east germany they had to surrender that possible. it's on arrival in nicaragua, and they was an official band on any contact with people like us from west and nations, which we try to circumvent, of course. but we didn't have much to say to each other. the eastern bloc personnel brought their own food, which they weren't allowed to share with us. some couldn't understand why we were taking on these hardships at our own expense, and risking our lives the back in germany. the hundreds of fleet bugs and scratches took a while to heal and constructed hepatitis. on the one hand, i was happy to be treated in a gym and hospital with no cockroaches of mice and rats scuffling around. but i used to be back in nicaragua. quickbooks sales selling sandino, branded nicaragua and coffee and slide shows. we kept german suppressed of the war and the correct well and invited people from actually up uh to minutes to at meetings of trade unionists and political policies in schools of local government offices. they re

soviet times, nato leaders promised mikhail gorbachev that the alliance would not expand further east than germanycians later promised vladimir putin not to go to russian borders, they deceived them and continued to absorb country after country. in order to sell the alliance to the average person, in order to explain why. expenses, why the average person will live noticeably worse than he has lived for the last 30 years, this requires a demonic image of russia, which threatens nato countries. the formation of nato was once based on the main principle is the creation of a system of collective security, very little time will pass, it will be clear that the actions of the alliance have nothing to do with the declared defensive motives. the alliance will begin to constantly deceive itself and others; instead of a guarantor of security for europe, it will quickly become a guarantee of problems for its security. approximately 150 invasions of the territory of 50 countries, a sad result of the history of the bloc. millions of victims and war crimes on different continents. the balkans, torn yugoslavia, i

formerly a part of communist east germany, in recent years, it's become an afd stronghold.k in 2021 to meet someone who was investigating online extremist networks. hi, katharina? hello, it's evan. >> hi! >> williams: how are you? at the time, katharina könig-preuss, a lawmaker in the thuringia state parliament and a prominent anti-fascism activist, was secretly infiltrating and monitoring far-right social media groups. okay, thank you. talk me through, what, what are you seeing? >> um, "black people, i'll take them as brennholz." >> williams: "black people, i'll take them as firewood." >> yeah, "i'll take them as firewood," and hitler... >> williams: with a picture of hitler. >> yeah. >> williams: ku klux klan. >> mm-hmm. >> williams: heil hitler. >> anne frank. >> williams: mm-hmm. >> so it's written, "die, die ofenfrische." >> williams: "freshly baked from the oven," over a picture of anne frank. >> yeah. >> williams: wow. and you think there are thousands, possibly tens of thousands, of people sharing this material. >> yeah. it started with facebook, and now most of the

of our economy, he says we are somewhere on the list up in east germany heading south towards sri lanka. don't let anyone tell you america is second rate, especially somebody running for president. [applause] . maybe he has not heard we are still the world's largest economy. no other nation sells more outside its borders. the germans, the british, the japanese cannot touch the productivity of view, the american worker and the american farmer. my opponent, my opponent will not mention data. he won't remind you interest rates are the lowest today have been in 20 years and millions of americans have refinanced their homes. [applause] you just will not hear that inflation, the thief of the middle class, has been locked in a maximum security prison. you don't hear much about this good news because the media also tends to focus only on the bad. when the berlin wall fell, i half expected to see a headline. "wall falls, three border guards lose job." [applause] and underneath it probably says, clinton blames bush. you know, you don't hear a lot about progress in america so let me tell you about

the crucial point that needs protecting is no longer east germany, it is no longer divided by the traditionalmember of the european union. not everybody inside nato or the eu actually is game for that to happen. far right governments could be irritants in the plan. the other thing the world has to get to grips with it as we see a coalescing of what is called the global south, where this trade between india and russia and other partners that are outside of their international rules based western economic system is so important because these are becoming the countries that vladimir putin and some of his allies are very clean to do business with, to bypass the us dollar in the sanctions regime. this the us dollar in the sanctions reaime. �* , �* the us dollar in the sanctions reaime. a �* , the us dollar in the sanctions reaime. n�* , regime. as brett was 'ust pointing out, one regime. as brett was 'ust pointing out. of— regime. as brett was 'ust pointing out, one of the _ regime. as brett wasjust pointing out, one of the responses - regime. as brett wasjust pointing out, one of the responses ov

from the fact that the fighting will not take place on german soil, in the territories to the east, while germanyay the role of a transport corridor, it is even indicated that this function will be performed by the autobahn no. two, oberhausen berlin, in accordance with the secret operational plan, within six months 2,000 units of military equipment and 8,000 will have to travel through it from west to east. latest news about the assassination attempt on donald trump. where did gucci glasses come from in the criminal case of a czech mercenary from the ukrainian national battalion? why the stolen gold of the russian empire was not enough for the czechs. landscapes as treasures, philosophy of plyos, volga cultural anomaly. the trial of the twenty-year-old czech mercenary filip simon began in prague. he served as a private in the ukrainian volunteer battalion carpathian sich at the end of march twenty -two. simon is accused of illegally serving in a foreign army before... to go to ukraine, he had to submit an official petition and obtain permission from the president of the czech republic, and 150 c

and others that were robbed of metals because of cheating by east germany and russia and china at least now, the issue is out in the open and be discussed and the swimmers can have some sense of an idea of what is going on in the competition next to them and kristy, there's also been this warning to ukrainian athletes about their russian counter counterparts. >> what about that yeah, well, what's, what's happened, of course, as there have been concerns of threats potentially with the russians there's just a few athletes here competing individually. >> russia, no teams. the russians are not happy about that, jim, the fact that they have been banned from this olympics not because of doping, which is should have been a lifetime achievement award for the russians. but because of the ukraine war, and yes, he's ukrainian athletes here are concerned about potentially something that could happen the security here is extraordinary, perhaps you can hear the police sirens below me. i think the ukrainians will be fine, but there certainly are threats out there. and it is a very concerning time for

chancellor to cottbus was spontaneous, but absolutely useless, and it seems here, in the very east of germany languishing from losses , scholz came only to eat, local farmers they are outraged, they shout: you don’t have the feeling that the traffic light coalition is doing something wrong, this is not so, and in order to somehow justify everything that berlin gave away to ukraine, scholz’s coalition is looking for enemies, the minister of foreign affairs is offering to invest to safety, only ukraine is again at the expense of ordinary germans. russia will become our biggest threat in the imaginable future, it irritates me when there are discussions in which support for ukraine is seen as a charitable gesture, and not something... i am shocked by our military rhetoric, after the history of the 20th century, after this terrible experience in germany there should never again be a mobilization dedicated to war. the large german military concern rhein metal received an order from the bundeswehr worth almost 4 billion euros. the military plant is expanding production, they are in a hurry, they wil

leaders of nato countries promised mikhail gorbachev that the alliance would not expand further east than germanyticians later promised vladimir putin not to go to russian borders. russia, which threatens nato countries. the formation of nato was once based on the main principle is the creation of a collective security system. very little time will pass and it will be clear that the alliance’s actions have nothing to do with the stated defensive motives. the alliance will begin to constantly deceive itself and others. instead of a guarantor of security for europe, it will quickly become a guarantee of problems for its security. approximately 150 invasions of 50 countries. sad result. history of the bloc: millions of victims and war crimes on different continents: the balkans, torn yugoslavia, iraq, torn libya, 25 bloody years in afghanistan. against this background, nato continues to declare defensive goals. this sounds like a mockery of the whole world. nato is a heightened danger and such a term is firmly attached to the alliance. its history is littered with ashes and destruction. after world

before the autumn elections in the east of germany , the right-wing alternative for germany chooses thece party and wants to distance itself from the united states. we are talking only about germany and german interests. and now more and more german experts see the same national interests in russia’s actions. defense of his country, the son of the famous peacemaker, the fourth chancellor of the federal republic of germany, willy brant, states frankly that the background to the war in ukraine is much more complicated, the idea that if the russians win they will go further is incredibly stupid, and i don’t think putin is so irrational, it has its own logic, its own rationality, irrationality now most likely comes from western europe, however hundreds of questions about why this is happening and what is happening in general among... ukraine's main allies, the answers are usually no, the americans are laughing at whoever is in the white house, and it seems that only kiev takes biden seriously, the ukrainian authorities are going to washington to bow , ask for money for the war, the united s

chancellor. to cottbus was spontaneous, but absolutely useless, and it seems that here, in the very east of germanym losses, scholz came only to eat, local farmers are outraged, they are shouting to the authorities about real problems in a poor region of the country, they are ready to show everything in practice, from -due to the new environmental taxes , i will soon have nothing to feed my cows, feed is becoming more expensive, but there are no prices for our products, but schultz about something unearthly of his own, like... in the future , up to 200 doctors, who are so badly needed in germany, will be trained here in codbus, 80 professorial positions will be created at the university, thousands of qualified specialists from all over the world will come here. it’s not just his colleagues who are laughing at the chancellor; because of scholz’s disagreements , about thirty politicians are threatening to leave the ruling coalition, well, all around, literally. o. experience in germany there should never again be a mobilization timed to coincide with war. large german military concern rhein metal rec

sunday, big day in the south—east, wimbledon, should be sunny spells. in germany weather looks quite good as well, 25 with sunshine. closer to the north sea coast, thick cloud and outbreaks of rain. the broad message is west is best this weekend. 0n broad message is west is best this weekend. on monday, low pressure heading our way generating some showers, some could be heavy, some thunder, and it's a pattern we have seen for some time now. the outlook, unsettled in the north of the country, the high teens with frequent showers, butjust country, the high teens with frequent showers, but just a country, the high teens with frequent showers, butjust a hint that we could be entering something a little bit more dry and warm by the end of the week. that's it. now let's join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm tulsen tollett. coming up... england's fans are gathering in berlin as we count down to the final of the european championship — we'll be live to the german capital shortly. meanwhile, tonight, a job to do for england's

they are also trying to set up a new command in east germany to address ukraine, to supply ukraine outwhat was purely american command by getting it over to a european joint -- european and americans at the same time. so there are various ways in which they are trying to insulate nato from what could be an onslaught. you know, a new president and donald trump. >> trump has repeatedly said that he would, quote, and the war in ukraine, and russian president vladimir putin seems to think trump a serious. what does that look like, and how realistic is it to happen? >> well, what i've learned from various sources, the trump campaign it out, i should say, has not commented on this, and trump has been named a national security team. what i've been told from sources we think are pretty familiar with trump's thinking, he does have the outline of a plan, and that would involve essentially meeting with putin, handing over to newton a portion of eastern ukraine that he has already occupied, and, and this is crucial -- alleging not to expand nato further eastward, which would mean that the promise

and it seems that here in the very east of germany, to the agrarians languishing from losses, scholss are outraged, they are shouting to the authorities about real problems in a poor region of the country. ready to show everything. in fact, due to new environmental taxes, i will soon have nothing to feed my cows, feed is becoming more expensive, and prices for our products are not, but scholze is talking about something of his own, unearthly, as always. in in the future, up to 200 doctors, who are so desperately needed in germany, will be trained here at codbus. 80 professorships will be created at the university. thousands of qualified specialists from all over the world will come here. it’s not just his colleagues who laugh at the chancellor; because of disagreements with schols , about thirty politicians are threatening to leave the ruling coalition, but everyone around him, literally. oh, would you like a piece? yes, you're already full. my dear sholly, you have long been considered the most unlucky chancellor of all time. what are you planning to do with this? to put it mildly,

now further east, in germany for the euros final on sunday evening, then, well, it's looking dry — some now, as we head through into the start of next week, well, it's not too long before we see our next area of low pressure drifting from the southwest, but because we're drawing in a south—westerly wind, then the air will turn a little warmer. so, temperatures will be rising, here's the outlook for our capital cities — still rather unsettled with some showers, and possibly some longer spells of rain at times, but a bit drier for most. bye— bye. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc news. now i want to hand over to the president of ukraine, who has as much courage as he has determination. ladies and gentlemen, president putin. we do see more democrats and more celebrities in hollywood and big donors coming out publicly, expressing some concerns. ageing is an inevitable process everyone has to face _ and unfortunately forjoe biden, . it is unfolding on the global stage. 0n the panel tonight, journalist caroline modarressy—tehrani and former uk government advise