germany is gaining popularity, it has become most popular party in germany, just yesterday the deputyhairman of the party announced that if they become, say, the ruling party or create their own coalition, the question of holding a referendum on germany’s exit from the european union will be raised. what do you think about this? well , firstly, you need to understand that, after all, it’s one thing - these are sociological surveys, and so to speak, the love of the public, which... in the voice of the people, today it expresses the interests of those deep-seated germans who have long ceased to be noticed scholz government, everyone these leftists who are in power today are not just leftists, but in fact they are leftist radicals. if the cdu, csu, once led by merkel, were such moderate socialists, with elements of conservatism, then the current social democrats are standing. .. the authorities , as well as the greens, who are with them - these are the radical left, these are essentially non-overthrowers of everything, and who have such a really negative perception among the political pu

correctly in the way that germany sees it's correctly. so it wants to also take a principled stand in this case. thanks judy and for breaking that down for a state of the federal correspondent julia. so i've got a or it will soon be more expensive to book a flight out of germany starting in may. the ticket tax is set to increased by almost one 5th. the hike is designed to help fill a 17000000000 euro hole in the budget, but some airlines say rising taxes are making it difficult to operate in germany. a couple flying from unit to hamburg, we'll have to pay a total of $62.00 euros and ticket taxes for return slight instead of the current $52.00 taxes and fees have risen so much that they're on track to replace jet fuel costs in 2024 as an airlines highest operating expense, ryan air says it will fly to 52 destinations from berlin, adding for new roofs this year. but c o michael o'leary is warning he'll decrease ryan errors presence in germany is fees and taxes rise and instead go elsewhere. we're going to go to italy, we're going to go to s

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namibia slams germany over genocide. germany is among a few countries that have taken an unpopular and controversial decision of defending the israeli apartide regime from charges of genocide in gaza. in response, namibia's president denounced germany for hypocrisy, citing a genocide that the germans committed in the african nation more than a century ago when it was a german colony. namibia has expressed full. to south africa's icj case against the israeli regime and has called for an end of the regimes us back genocidal war on gaza. now during his new year message the namibian president said the world cannot ignore the pride of palestinians. now this loving human being can ignore the cage that is wage against palestinians in gaza. there. the war in gaza is telling that there are two types of human beings, those who can be killed like dogs and those who are holy. well, for more on namibia's condemnation of germany's support for israeli regime's genocide against palestinians, we have contacted parata daniel, human rights

so there is some presidential germany intervening in genocide cases that obviously due to germany's history. and there was a reason why it is particularly concerned about that. but let me say that i found the way in which germany announced its intention to intervene. quite surprising. it's not to say disappointing because i think they have different ways and, but you can and say that. and what i found, particularly as a particularly appropriate magic, is the way that they frame to south africa has complained as an instrument to this ation of the international court of justice. which means basically it thinks it's a legitimate suit. it's something that should not happen. and after all we've heard during the pleadings in the past days or last week, and that is why it's a strong statement. that's why i'm absolutely not surprised by the reaction on the on the side of the beep. yeah. okay. let's bring in which into, uh, and the video is comfortable. what are we to make of the timing of the maybe as intervention here? can we see it as a genuine expression of salt, as honestly with the people of c

new media is relation to germany. the holocaust has defined, bullets ties with his rent since the vote on costs. i began, the german government has increases on 6 votes by 10 fold. dutch then stated on does idea is germany stands by israel side. we will support the country and we support its right to self defense. the b b as president says, june equinox, mostly committed south to the un convention against genocide was supporting what it calls the equivalent of a hollow cost and genocide in gaza. and the criticism comes as judges at the hague, a deal, a breeding after to day public hearing on the accusations of genocide in casa, is one, has rejected the claims indicated it's military operation. and casa, is in self defense, and to eliminate him off several countries, including the media anal backing. so that's what this case at the hate. let me pull some show these. i'll just see the full inside story. that's bringing out guess for today from the as capital with joined by which in the country or who is the permit chief

of germany during the last years after germany finally admitted that what happened at the beginning of the 20 searches century wants. in today's perspective, a general side which is a reservation, meaning there is no lead to the relevance to what they admit has been committed. and they were always told, not least, the agencies of the old lot hero and the nama and the chief cub, testified to that, that you cannot compare your case risk to all cost. yeah, and the preference was made to this thing. you larry d, off now on our cost as a from that perspective often nama and all by a radio and the down arrow, and the some. the extermination strategy that was applied to them was not a singular experience. and i think that is songs in germany. i'm just the very day despite the admission of guilt and remorse as faint to understand that is a total lack of empathy when it comes to the perspectives of the regions. and the president gun got voice left frustration because, you know, they get agreement the yep. i can only underline what tending man has just said, i think it's absolutely correct to st

germany needs each year? i think one thing that's clear is that germany wants to attract on talent and is very uh, as they start taking a lot of impressive steps to attract these people and includes not only the legislation, but also the lot of the initiatives that are being taken in corporation was origin countries and other stuff. so that is death that is beyond beyond doubt. whether they will manage to get 100200300400000. that is uh that is it. that is a different question. enable or not? what depend on to be the info structure that germany has in place right now, that is our study has shown that there's lots to, to be decided on that. and notably, and some of the key origin countries on the s complaints that the pros is a pretty slow and not digitalized yet. um. so there's a lot more to be done in terms of making sure that these, that this openness, that is in the law and the immigration is off or skilled labor mind, goods from abroad. that this is also part of the practice of for the people. for the man

people are asking me in the comments, what's wrong with germany, why are they on the side of israel unconditionally? yeah. i do not, yeah, i don't know the answer, but look, as you know, i'm german and i go up there until i was like 21 or something, to be precise then in west germany, which also makes a certain difference in some ways maybe, and um, i think one reason that that always occurs to me first is is basically psychological, and that's no excuse, i'm not saying that in some way this mitigates the in my view enormous guilt. that germany is now um heaping on itself by its behavior by its extremely dishonest and and my you disgusting behavior in this question, but but it is psychological mechanism and and you could if if you put it very very brutally, you could almost say they have been socialized to a tone for the genocide that the grandparents or sometimes even their parents still took part in the... side of the jews mostly in europe, under the nazis, what that we call the holocaust of the shore, they have been atoned, they have been condition to ton for that to the last palestinian, that's

i told her, i said, look, i mean, the ministers here in germany, and not only in germany, in europe nowadays, uh, also in the united states, the foreign, pick any foreign minister now in germany, france, the united. states and send them to the middle east, to the what they call the holes, right? this is what they call the middle east, send, send any of these foreign ministers to egypt, to syria, to lebanon, to saudi arabia, to the uae, and let them sit in one room and do a test of competence about international relations and diplomacy, and you will see huge difference in competence, a big difference, and this gives me this raz the question, who is in charge? are these people really in charge? you know, it's scary to think about it, because it it, i don't, i don't want to think that these people are in charge, you know, i don't want that these people be taking decisions. yeah, look, um, do you remember when um, when it was all fashionable, now we don't hear this so much anymore, but when it was really fashionable to say that putin has lost it, putin lives in another world, has lost contact wi

party, openly talk about this, that sanctions primarily hit germany, because germany was economicallywith the russian federation, that is, our companies not only actively worked in russia, but also... we carried out economically successful economic activities due to cheap supplies of energy resources from russia, that is , northern streams, oil pipelines, and so on and so forth, that is, at the moment when sanctions were introduced, when we were cut off from the supply of cheap russian pipeline gas, all this, of course, took effect negative, very serious negative consequences for the german economy, many enterprises have simply become unprofitable, now en masse... there is a discussion on the transfer of production to china to the usa , including in this regard, of course, yes in germany there is a slight recession and forecasts for this year unfortunately, further disappointing things are coupled with high inflation, which the germans have never seen before, that is , there has been no such inflation for the last few decades, that’s all, this is the enemy of problems, economic proble

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so in other words, an end to germany is debt break. not at all i. we could preserve the debt brackets, a bit complicated. we can present the debt break, but create a special from the debt break, leaves the room fall that create a special fund for these investments. uh the, the hurdle is you'll need to to 3rd majority in the parliament fall that i wouldn't dismiss, but that break the debt break has proved to be very useful because it forces politician to really discuss priorities in spending. robin financing everything and solving our conflicts through debt. so i think the debt break is successful, it just has this problem, but we now have some investment needs and the debt break says, yes, you can do that. you can go into debt, but you need to 3rd majority for that. i want to look at the prospective of employers now because the head of germany's employer is association k. might this very weak with a very strong statement. he said, we must be careful not to go from being the adage and also european union to a museum of prosperity. we employers have l

therefore, in light of germany's inability to draw lessons from its horrific history. president, his name is hage gangop, expresses deep concern with the shocking decision communicated by the government of the federal republic of germany yesterday, 12th january, 2024, in which rejected the morally upright indictment brought forward by south africa before the international court of justice that israel is committing genocide against the palestinians in gaza, worryingly ignoring the violent death of over. 23 thousand palestinians in gaza and various united nations reports, disturbingly highlighting the internal displacement of 85% of civilians in gaza amit acute shortages of food and essential services, the german government has chosen to defend in the icj, the genocidal and gruesome acts of the israeli government against innocent civilians in gaza and the occupied palestinian territories. germany cannot morally express. ment to the united nations convention against genocide, including a tonment of the genocide in namibia whilst whilst supporting the equivalent of a holoc

know, i'm german and i, i go up there until i was like 21 or something, to be precise then in best germany, which also makes a certain difference in some ways maybe, and i think one reason that that always occurs to me first is is basically psychological, and that's no excuse, i'm not saying that in some ways this mitigates, the in my view. guilt that germany is now um keeping on itself by its behavior by its extremely dishonest and and my you disgusting behavior in this question, but but it is psychological mechanism and and you could if if you put it very very brutally, you could almost say they have been socialized to atone for the genocide that their grandparents or sometimes even their parents still took part in, "the genocide of the jews mostly in europe under the nazis, but that we call the holocaust of the shore, they have been atoned, they have been conditioned to ton for that to the last palestinian, that's really what they're doing, the the palestinians are essentially sort of sacrifice in a bizarre, bizarre cultish act in which germans prove to themselves that they have now dea

and germany says good bye to a supporting legend. a memorial service for the late france beckoned butler withheld in unit with public figures and football stars among the guests paying tribute the . unlike local welcome, tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of the german suit of humbler to protest against the far right. it follows revelations that members of the alternative for germany party held a secret meeting to discuss the mass before taishan of immigrants and german citizens of foreign origin. the f. d is under domestic surveillance in several german states, and there have been costs to band the party entirely. the streets of how big is the flowing we'd protest is giving voice to the post world gym and promise of never again to right. we knew extremism technician. then once i'm actually demonstrating for the 1st time in my life, is that i myself find a threatening issue. can i know stories from the nazi era for my grandfather? and i don't want that to happen again. protests are opted after damage to that altern

in germany, a large-scale protest is taking place between farmers, farmers and workers in other industries, what are the claims and demands? colleagues, friends, students and, of course, fans came to the civil memorial service. today they say goodbye to yuri solomin in moscow. there is a strong snowstorm on sakhalin, dozens of flights have been delayed due to bad weather, schools in the south of the island are working remotely, and traffic on the road is partially disrupted. warming stations have been set up in some areas. with details elena zhenchenko. after a two-day break, south sakhalin again is at the mercy of the elements; wind gusts reach a destructive force of 25 m/s. it is not safe to be outside; the wind blows away bloody roofs and christmas trees. in the neighboring yuzhno-sakhalin-aniva region, the wind knocked the main symbol of the new year to the ground in a matter of seconds. fortunately, at the time the structure fell, there were no people nearby , no one... was injured, south sakhalin residents move through the streets in short dashes, roofs are falling from city building

, the alternative for germany in september-october of the 21st year was only 14%.result, everything turned out the other way around, support for chancellor scholz's social democratic party halved, and the alternative for germany has increased, well, not doubled to 30%, but close to 25% and... we see that as of the last week, in the last weeks even in germany, there were farmers' protests, we see that among these farmers there were a lot of votes precisely on the benefit of the alternative for germany and other radical right-wing parties, that is, the interesting point here is that in fact this is what i fear will absolutely... absolutely characterize the german political struggle in the coming months, so on the one hand we see protests against the government, they are of an economic plan, a little bit of a migration plan, but they are trying to be infiltrated by the ultra-right, including the ultra-right under the leadership of the kremlin, we saw this in these farmers' protests last week, when there were many slogans and posters, including russian ones. in pairs,

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that's why germany, what they've done to giga berlin's shown works. so not only are germans and americans making test was they're buying them to over half a 1000000 were bought in the us last year. but another big buyer is sweden. so in these countries where tesla's are parts for the cars are made or serviced, there's one rest like in sweden where workers are protesting. swedish tests and mechanics have blocked off the job. though their number is small, the movement has sparked solidarity efforts across not only sweden, but also denmark. doc workers are refusing to unload test flows and for weeks the postal service refused to test for deliveries. the swedish mechanics want the company to sign a collective bargaining agreement, which would let them negotiate for higher wages, pensions, and the like. workers' rights are an issue in germany to german media has reported numerous concerns among giga, berlin, employees, about working conditions. from the usa, especially from the c o, probably comes a lot of pressure to, to deliver numbers to the, to could u

last year the number of corporate bankruptcies in germany increased by almost 25%. 15,000 applications for termination of activities were filed. the french expression - we are on the straw means financial ruin, today local farmers are protesting under this slogan to show the situation they are in now. the authorities also begin to rob the peasants, causing general indignation. french farmers and the anthem of the soviet union. the homeland of freedom and brotherhood is more colorful than the germans. the farmers blocked several highways, earthen ramparts have been thrown up, and government buildings are being thrown and flooded with everything. farmers will change the same green pact, environmental reforms that will lead to higher fuel prices. and a separate irritant is cheap agricultural products from ukraine. macron, like scholz, also abolished subsidies for farmers, turning the middle class against him. looking at the clusters of popular anger, macron immediately began to fuss, saying that there weren’t enough more yellow vests, then they barely raked it. fearing

the rating of the ruling coalition in germany is at a historic low.disappeared into the shadow of angela merkel. the chancellor did not justify the people's trust and, let's say, the sick body rejects the people's body. the question of scholz's resignation is increasingly being raised in society. germany was swept by peasant protests and thousands of pieces of agricultural equipment. gathered in the largest cities of the country, unrest continues for several weeks, despite the piercing cold, people do not disperse, farmers, tired of tyranny, put forward demands and want to be heard. bonfires in the center of berlin, the harsh reality that the german capital has been living in for several weeks. outraged peasants struggle to keep warm in a makeshift camp made up of columns of agricultural machinery. and discuss the situation in their farms, these people shook up germany and brought to the surface layer of deep problems. sanctions and their new packages, which the european union continues to broadcast from high tribunes, are destroying the region’s econ

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party is gaining popularity, has become the most popular party in germany, just yesterday the deputy chairman of the party announced that if they become, say, the ruling parties or create their own coalition, the question of holding a referendum on germany’s exit from the european union will be raised. what do you think about this? well , firstly, you need to understand that it’s still one thing - these are sociological surveys and... to increase your importance, and this is precisely one of those representative functions, yes, to declare yourself louder, but with on the other hand, yes, there is an alternative for germany today, it really relies on the voice of the people, today it expresses the interests of those deep-seated germans whom the scholz government has long ceased to notice, all these leftists who are in power today are not just leftists, but actually ... these are left-wing radicals, if the cdu and csu were once led by merkel and were such moderate socialists with elements of conservatism, then the current social democrats in power, as well as the greens who are with th

germany or the example of the destruction of the soviet union.w, yesterday no one could have predicted that germany would unite, it united. this happened not even today, but tomorrow, within 15 minutes. at a conference with journalists, one of the party leaders asked him, how is it going there? he says, you can all cross, that’s it, and the berlin wall has disappeared. it was exactly 15 minutes from the moment he said it until people rushed to tear down the berlin wall, so in that sense, yes, all this happens very quickly. now advertising, after which we will continue with a new composition. for the soviet union, leningrad was of enormous importance, aurora shot there, a revolution took place there, its population had to be either destroyed or expelled, the city itself was destroyed to the ground. to hide the leningrad volkhov front so that they wouldn’t take a step to the left or a step to the right anywhere, a frozen city, terrible images of people who are exhausted, exhausted, but did not give up, here trucks on the not yet very strong ice bri

in several directions: there was or is a bas plant in germany, which made fertilizer from gas.more expensive, and fertilizer has become more expensive. fertilizer takes used in agriculture. the final product has become more expensive, recently, by the way, statistics were published, about 50 enterprises that, strictly speaking, were engaged in the production of nitrogen fertilizer, they were closed in the european union, due to the fact that they ceased to be, let’s say, their products ceased to be profitable, yes and farmers are not able to buy for the price that they, in fact, sell it at retail, and this cost will add up to the final product, plus they gave the go-ahead to import it from ukraine. that in many countries, including including in germany , agriculture is subsidized by the state, at the moment there are not enough subsidies of about 600 million euros, and germany does not have that kind of money to pay to support agriculture, that’s why, because the german economy over the last year... has dropped to 0, 4%, and the germans have already felt it, but why did they se

, at least in large cities, there were large-scale protests against this, and recently in germany thereere elections, and this party, this force , it received quite a lot of votes from voters, it cannot not to embarrass, i.e. us... the moods of society are such that they are gaining popularity, such are the extra, let's say, right-wing radical forces that carry the rhetoric of intolerance, and dmytro pivovarov has already joined us, he is from erlengen in bavaria, congratulations, mr. dmytro, guten morgen , glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, and also your opinion, because we are here... a new force, and in general i am also interested in how migrants and the descendants of migrants react to this force came back in the 50s, earlier, because we understand that in germany this process was long, of course, they react very negatively, this party, first of all its popularity... i am caused precisely by the fact that the conservatives are dissatisfied with the number of migrants in germany, and this party, it has very close ties with russia, basically the only migrants, which this party ac

so in other words, an end to germany is debt break. you know, that's all i, we could preserve the debt break is a bit complicated. we can present the debt break, but create a special from the debt break, leaves the room fall that create a special fund for these investments. uh the, the hurdle is you'll need to to 3rd majority in the parliament fall that i wouldn't dismiss, but that break the debt break has proved to be very useful because it forces politicians to really discuss priorities in spending. robin financing everything and solving our conflicts through debt. so i think the debt break is successful, it just has this problem, but we now have some investment needs and the debt break says, yes, you can do that. you can go into debt, but you need to 3rd majority for that. i want to look at the prospective of employers now because the head of germany's employers association came right this very week with a very strong statement. he said, we must be careful not to go from being the adage and also european union to a museum of prosper

correctly in the way that germany sees it's correctly. so it wants to also take a principled stand in this case. thanks judy and for breaking that down for state of the federal correspondent julia so that a nasa and lockheed martin have unveiled what they call the next generation of supersonic aircraft to make or say the experimental plane combined supersonic travel with low noise. the public got the 1st glimpse of the new x, 59 research plane at lockheed martin's design center in california. the manufacturer say it will break the science barrier on state no louder than a car door closing. the last supersonic commercial aircraft concord stopped flying more than 20 years ago. and here's a reminder of our top stories or and he was just in that the presidential candidate for taiwan opposition party has conceded defeat, meaning the routing parties lie chain to has won the presidential election. china has criticized lie as a dangerous separatist who the rebels have 5 to retaliate for us and british airstrikes which they say killed at least 5 p

so it is surprising to me germany has chosen to silence me. think the worst part of it is they are silencing young people who are experiencing, especially in germany, they are close to the war in ukraine, they are troubled by what is going on by the war in the mideast, and the horrific slaughter of innocent people. it should be an absolute standstill of all governments when you are told over 10,000 children are being murdered. there is no excuse for that. and then to turn around -- america and germany's support of israel's politics is extremely disturbing, and to me, frightening. because any time any government decides to silence the voices of people who oppose government policies, whatever they may be, this reminds me so much of my childhood. my childhood was spent in the first 10 years much the same way as the children of gaza. i know exactly what they going through. i know exactly what they are thinking. and this, apparently, has upset the ministry of culture because i have compared -- amy: we have less than a minute to go. >> the silencing

and germany says good bye to a sporting legend. a memorial service for the late friends beckoned valor was held in unit with public figures and football storage among the guests paying tribute the and a warm welcome to viewers around the world unlike oh, cool. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of the german city of homburg to protest against the far right. it follows revelations that members of the alternative for germany party held a secret meeting to discuss the mass deportation of immigrants in german citizens or for an origin. the a, f. d is under domestic surveillance in several german states, and there happened calls to band the party altogether in the streets of hamburg overflowing with protest stairs, giving voice to the posts for chairman promise of never again to right wing extremism. perfectly to the ones i'm actually demonstrating for the 1st time in my life. so i myself find a threatening issue. can i know stories from the nazi or from my grandfather? and i don't want that to happen again. these pro

but it's not just a us 1st germany issue around the world. the customer has a rocky history with environmental regulations. the l. a times reported about fines for a california facility amounting to $275000.00 from the federal environmental protection agency. it's not only environmental issues that the various tests of factories have in common, but also building in areas with water problems kind of phone, which is worldwide known. follow the problems takes us the same um and also in sign on and young, you know, some higher even there is, let's say, you know what, the volume of the quantity is. so bad that, uh, do you all know that belongs to france of visual drinking. lots of the out the, let's look on the other side of the us border. tesla is currently planning to build another dig. a factory here in the state is more heavily on mexico. that plant could open in the coming years. but one big problem in february 2020 to the state where that facility will be located, declared a state of emergency due to the drought. there were 2 of the 3 dams t

news berlin germany.s deployed not only by germany, but also by its nato and eu allies to isolate russia are returning to boomerangs. last year poland turned its back on germany. kiev insulted both scholz and pistorius, and norwegian lng never replaced russian gas for the germans. this year, the russian economy is already ahead of the german one, said the head of the geopolitical observatory on key issues in russia, karin kneissl. was on a visit to austria for 5 years, then karen kneissl invited him to her own wedding. they could not forgive her for meeting and dancing with the president of russia in europe. the press trumpeted frau, kneissl, putin's agent, kgb agent for two decades, russaphilia kneissel is already more than just embarrassing. the obstinate karin sometimes also throws in some firewood. in his cozy apartment in hamburg, justus france plays brahms, there is already an invitation from his beloved friend valery gergiev to russia at the mariinsky, there is already one from... at the moment i a

what does germany need to do to become more innovative, more ready for the future? the hey, innovation is key indeed, and germany has been quite good at innovation, but it's more about what's called modern and innovation. so improving cause of them all getting better machinery and germany has struggled mall with the being successful in disruptive innovations. in new technologies, we need to do something about that well, so we need to invest more in a research and development, but we also need to create better conditions. phone usually created companies. if you look at the number of and you would have created a company's, a germany is weaker, he a lot weaker than the us. everybody knows that. but also we could then the okay, so we need to create better conditions, fall of the creation of new companies that has to do with capital markets with the tech system and so on. and we also need to create better conditions for our existing companies to innovate in germany does have a lot of very successful industrial companies, even outside the automotive industry. the so calle

it wants to come to germany and the german employers. and neither one really knows how to meet you to meet the others and all that needs to be a little more little more investment in starting to do that matching process between what times the talent from abroad and employers part of that will be overcome to this new chance, a chance to be that jeremy's implementing, which allows qualified people from abroad under certain conditions to come to germany, even if they don't have a job. so there will be a great improvement on on that. but once again, it's important. it is also bel implemented by the consulates and these offices abroad, and also a 3rd element that's very important also to transmit to into the audience. here is that if you want to come to germany is very important to learn german. and we see no candidates. it does equate building this to do that and, and that certainly needs to be more investment also by germany to, to, to support that german language learning abroad. that means god to open up new be just henders rather than cl

the, the, this is the double you news line from berlin. protests are growing against germany's the far right. organizers say nearly one and a half 1000000 people rallied against the alternative for germany party across the country over the weekend. also coming up, israel's prime minister rejects him off as conditions for the release of hostages. their families continue to protest adding pressure on benjamin antonia. and at least 25 people are killed by shelling and russian control, eastern ukraine authorities in the city of dennis blame ukrainian forces for the attacks which struck a busy market the mariana evans being welcome organizers, a more than 1400000 people have taken part in demonstrations against the far right across in germany over the weekend. the rallies follow reports that the members of the alternative for germany party had a meeting with far right extreme is to discuss plans for mass deportation of migrants and citizens with foreign roots. us from outside the rights to the lien has come to the cassandra law of cologne, cities across germany. what over whelmed, by chance

in do so i'm in germany. there are lots of opportunities for young people that i'd like to have a successful career easily dismissed. i would like to trying to work in the hotel trade in the heat. martin here in robots, they're preparing for a life far away from home. the idea is to promote integration, right from the start, is it's part of a new agreement between morocco and germany. to support the legal migration and reduce illegal migration. germany's minister for economic cooperation and development spaniel schultz is in morocco as part of a drive to attract skilled workers and all but we need work has to come to germany . we'd benefit if they came, lots of young people here, one prospect for the future and want to earn money. so that benefits e and morocco would benefit as well. 8 percent of the countries to the b comes from americans living and working abroad. leveled out on the german economy needs an extra $400000.00 skilled workers each year. in morocco, some 25 percent of people with higher educatio

some of you think that germany is probably the sick europe. germany is not sick. since 2012 and these years of crisis, germany is simply tired from lack of sleep. the alarm clock has rung, and now it’s time for a good cup. coffee, which is structural reforms, then we will continue to achieve economic success. this was the same finance minister to whom farmers in berlin shouted “get lost” a few days ago. but christian linder is not to convince him that he believes germany is on the verge of success, even though it finished the year with a negative result. for the first time since covid 2020, the country's gdp decreased by 3%. at the same time, exports decreased by almost 2% and production fell by exactly... this is data from the federal statistical office. its head, ruth brant, said the decline was caused by high prices at all stages of the economic process. or it could be simpler to say that germany refused cheap russian gas. the reason is that germany is destroying its competitive advantages in world economy in the european economy. these are competitive advantag

the alternative for germany, the a f d. on sunday police say a 100000 people came together here in berlin alone in their demand, protect democracy and stopped the a, f d. that's easier said been done in some parts of germany poll show the a f d as now the party of choice among voters. and she elections are just months away. i'm pretty golf and berlin. this is the day. the right week stream is our attacking our democracy. they will destroy okay, he's in the car. i just think about what has happened and that it must never happen again. that's not sees right. wingers and flashes will come to power in any form. it feels like the apocalypse in slow motion. the pop sag conference has really startled and then the to the everyone. i know stories from the nazi or from my grandfather. and i don't want that to happen again on the level we're here for the grandchildren, that they still have a future worth living. also coming up at rebuilding republican presidential candidate, randa sanchez has dropped out of the race for the parties no

will lead germany...ow. a dry source of power, the ukrainians found themselves held hostage by their own officials. large families are also no longer allowed to travel. pitchforks and fires in germany. german peasants intend to break the traffic light. the lords are fighting, the presidential palace in poland has become a haven for criminals. two are detained, the third is indignant. americans are on their knees, the middle east is facing... a large-scale crisis, trends in the new world order, events that force us to keep our finger on the pulse of the times, what each of us should pay attention to, let's figure it out together. hear the crunch of the french bread and imposingly drink coffees on the champs-elysees, dreams of dubious significance, for the sake of which the ukrainian state was surrendered. a broken trough is a natural outcome of any story where the main character does not value what he has. they rode for freedom, but ended up in one of the most totalitarian countries in the world. exit from

the goose class 1st will help me prepare for an exam in germany. the course participants are learning bedside manners in german. and my name's i said it's been pretty bruised. ribs of the right to show the i ticket this. the only complaint is paid. i'm in time with the facts the morning, the trial schneider. my name's etiquette, and i'm the nest looking off to you today. we have a few as always, hyman, pain cents. okay, now where is this exactly how much it hurt us here by my ribs. okay. okay, i understand on a scale of one to 10, how strongly do you say the pain is about 6. okay. okay. yeah. if you could, i take your cost please. yeah, yes, of course tom can, thanks please give a pain killer. it's just the 1st time there. do you feel that as soon as they have the spa, her beast, she has reached a b, 2 level in german under no. preparing for the practical part here on central travel to germany to take the exam did get her license and the tense answer can both of us get well soon pro schneider us and now i'm leaving the room. okay. and then just sta

even world leaders in the auto industry are no longer able to work in germany.s to all 80 german showrooms, including. apartment in stuttgart and moves to china. last year the number of corporate bankruptcies in germany increased by almost 25%. about 15 thousand applications for termination of activities were submitted. the french expression "we are on straw" means financial ruin. today local farmers are protesting under this slogan to show their situation. are now located. the authorities are also starting. this is truly a collaboration, french farmers and the anthem of the soviet union. the birthplace of freedom, the fraternity harnesses the brilliance of the germans. the farmers blocked several highways and built earthen ramparts. and government buildings are thrown and flooded with everything, farmers blame the same green pact, environmental reforms that will lead to higher fuel prices, and a separate irritant - cheap agricultural products from ukraine. macron, like scholz, also abolished subsidies for farmers, antagonizing the middle class. looking at the c