but let's 1st drill deeper on germany. situation itself in germany has no title to defend as a nation, but it does have a reputation for efficiency, organization and economic pro us that lately, at least it's been struggling to live up to kind of championship deliver a boost, not only for the beleaguered economy, but also for gloomy self doubts. i'm. i think it's very german. they organize everything super well. um it's super friendly. you can go everywhere. it's really easy with public transportation. so yeah, it's really good. super organized. the daily lives of germans are quite different. trains get cancelled. are overcrowded and delayed something, some football fans that experience to for instance, in portland it's badly organized a little bit. okay. or like, germany efficiency seems to thing of the past. the economy has plummeted international rankings. germany less skilled workers. digitalization is only creeping in german taxes are really top tier has is german bureaucracy. and then there's the coalition government endlessly arguing about where budget codes should be made. thi

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i've been living all my life in germany. i'm raised in germany. i'm a reserve officer in germany.irst step takes place, that's my red line. >> williams: why not just mo to another part of germany if they're in thuringia? >> because i'm saying if it starts in one state, it will go on in others. we germans seem to have a cultural problem with reading, understanding, and listening what dictators are saying, writing, and doing. when hitler wrote "mein kampf," people said, "ah, come on." for god's sake, read, listen, understand! take it for real what they say, because most of the time, they do what they say. >> williams: you continue to have these associations with the far right, and that's what people are worried about. they think you're going to restrict the press, you're going to deport people. people believe this is what's going to happen if you run the country. >> (speaking german): (car chimes softly) >> williams: it's now more than four years since armin kurtovic's son hamza was shot dead by a far-right gunman in the city of hanau. last year, he was able to see the police invest

but if germany joins the u. s. imposed on, justified sanctions against china, then export to germany will be under the same review as the chinese government has announced as far as g a. n g e germany also used to produce gallium on its own here, installed near humbug. but only until 2016 started. gallium then became too expensive and honesty politically fog. there is the political question is the production of gallium in germany worth the effort to ensure a supply and suitcase for competitive seas kite for the semi conductor industry. those questions seem to have been answered in march 2023, both the president of the european commission and the german chancellor broke round on a new semi conductor factory for infinity and interest in the conductors are often referred to as the oil of the 21st century the one raw materials, so to speak, on which almost everything else depend. besides, these buys these millions of mine by 2030, we won't walking together with industry to double your share of the world wide, semi co

will become a part of this war, it will involve germany in war and this turns the war into a nuclear war, you told us this to our viewers, but now there is an upgrade, now there is still such a concept that we do not see the possibility of giving permission to strike with german weapons on the territory of the russian federation. so what are the updates in this situation? unfortunately, this is also a popular thesis in german society, it is also the same, that is, again there is an opinion that this will involve the germans in this war, if german weapons are used there on the territory of the russian federation, this means that germany will become part of this war. and it's the same here opinion, well, it should be said here that germany has not given such a significant long-range weapon to ukraine so far, that is, in fact, it is not so important what they think about this issue to germany, because germany does not give planes, does not give long-range weapons. rockets, that's why there are these mars rockets, these such weapons, but it's also not decisive, let's say, such questions,

i'm spying on germany remotely. perhaps even switching of networks and critical infrastructure. preposterous says, well, why? yes, also stuff i'm kind of we is the supplier, have no access neither remote access to data in mobile networks, nor control of mobile networks. and that's these, those are controlled by network operators supply about these listing. this kind of espionage and sabotage is more science fiction on the on size from science fiction . but that fiction like the 5th could become reality sign those national security law requires companies to on. so to the policy on the states, the u. s. has long since out know what, why, why components funding chinese technology in germany could have a cooling effect throughout europe. we do not want to lose any country as a customer, especially the biggest marketing europe, the gym, and market. so if you can survive and excel in the german market, it means you can survive and excel in many other markets. john and telephone companies are also concerned about possible

it is germany. that's what we can. what we need to do in germany is become more independence and position ourselves against china. and i believe that will ultimately help create a better relationship with china and the machine that's becoming less dependent and less vulnerable is going to be expensive. do we have to be able to provide the basics for our population to get enough to be the nice thing? couldn't germany isn't simply at china's mercy. she china needs the european market to. and china also need your p and in courts in berlin until and, and his father are back at the doctors. so she could back you family peace until and recovered in the hospital. the, his loans are healthy again. it's been produced. hayes, i'm so glad this didn't end differently, but you don't want to ever be in a situation like this, again, with off. okay, cause as frustration and anger that it could even come to this would welcome. do you still remember what it was like when you had to go into the hospital? now? yes. well even for one night

germany needs poland, england continued its, that is , the public mood in germany at that time, theye there is bread, here i am here is one episode, literally from brusilov’s recollection, which he was on vacation, in my opinion, in baden-baden and he saw. came to the holiday, to the holiday, where are the german burghers, and the model of the kremlin is wooden, suddenly he saw, he was walking with his wife, how they lit up this model of the kremlin and began wild german dances in... hitler will write: the war of 1914, god knows, was not imposed on the masses, on the contrary , she was desired by all the people. soon he will write history with his own blood. after the advertisement, about the second world war. ceremonial parade for navy day. today is the first one. all the tragedies of the 20th century began with a shot fired on june 28, 1914 in bosnian sarajevo. the desired goal of the serbian high school student was the death of the heir to the austro-hungarian throne, france ferdinand. and the unexpected result was the first world war. a new cursed era of global wars, revolutions,

same germany. local nazi chapters were founded. brazil had the largest nazi biology outside germany, children saying nazi anthem's and schools and use payback to morgan was one of hitler's most important propaganda tools among the german community. initially present in present, undergrad, tony, of all gash sympathized with europe specialists. but in the run up to the 2nd world war functions, step top assimilation efforts under pressure from the americans. technology policy was banned. german cops and schools were closed. speaking german was no longer allowed. one of this affected my grandmother to denver darma was thankful called. there was a supervisor in the shop who wouldn't allow us to speak german, don't official, everything with mark outside sourcing all. if people wanted salt or flour, they've linked it to them. so they weren't permitted to say the german worrying to the picking up and you'll fall all not inside. and i think it's after the 2nd world war, a contact with germany had broken off

germany to schultz sadr.many said to deploy long-range missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads towards russia and place them in germany, and now we see that the german government is doing the same as before. he has come and is supporting the israelis and from the same principle. the house is supporting israel all the way to the sea, and these actions, well, this was actually an example that i told you about the gaza war. now civilians and innocent children are being killed in gaza, but israel has come and wants to target hamas and hezbollah , and this action of the german government is in the same direction , putting pressure on islamic groups. thank you, mr. eshlenger. i asked the previous guest of the program about it. we also had a report from germany's two achley channel about mizan the violence that the police. germany, the government of this country is using it in its attacks, we checked this, now in the middle of the closure of these centers, there is a point that this closure could have been acc

same germany local non c chapters were founded. brazil had the largest nazi biology out, signed germany, children sighing, nazi anthems and schools, and then use pay by deutschen morgan was one of hitler's most important propaganda tools among the german community. initially present in present, undergrad, tony, of all cash sympathized with europe specialists. but in the run up to the 2nd world war bond cash step top assimilation efforts under pressure from the americans. technology policy was banned. german cops and schools were closed. speaking german was no longer allowed. one of this affected my grandmother to denver darma was thankful can i call there was a supervisor in the shop who wouldn't allow us to speak german don't special. everything was mark outside the source in law. if people want to go out or flower, they pointed to them, so they weren't permitted to say the german worrying to the present when you'll fall. all i'm not inside and i think it's after the 2nd world war contact. but germany had broken off in some of the cases if it had been very important for institutions li

so to build his own capabilities in germany, so would you say that this is a sign that germany is stepping off and taking more of a leadership role in the nato? what some single that's so it's also set to quite clearly off. exactly that, he said he sees that germany has a special response of the team that he himself posts into how many is willing to fulfill that. what it does not mean, and that's also important to stress, is own nuclear capabilities. that is simply a complete no go, that remains a no go. germany has us nuclear weapons station t. it's as part of that nucleus shield provided by nature, but it doesn't seem own capabilities domestically. this is already causing quite a political storm, is included some part of the greens want to have a debate about this. well, this has already signed with the united states. so be interesting how he explains that back home. and he's also willing to take a hit in the public debates. this is not necessarily going to be popular. he had positioned himself as a chance, the piece to only really much to school in the opinion polls if you was able to,

if that's correct, from germany. well, growing ever known to evict these are the about the world wars intensify these debates of one of the questions of a german that ran within brazil and debates about political measures to combat such a threat to the to for moslem brazil declared war on germany and both one more so the, so there was also a question of internal security. so the system opened up at the same time, i get it in the riots by brazilians, targeting german businesses and brazilian ships were sunk by german new boats from the batch fan. the flames, as well as the brazilian government. then closed german speaking institutions and banned the german language. press the dodge by the institute soon. this lawson happened dollar deductible like a class of about at the end of the 19 twenty's. quite a few immigrants of german descent sympathized with the national socialist, same germany. local nazi chapters were founded. brazil had the largest nazi body outside germany, children sang nazi anthems and schools, and the

in germany. there are about 30000 officially registered sex workers in germany, but it's thought that the number of unregistered and illegal sex workers is around 10 times higher. women's rights activist nor avis says germany has degenerated into europe's bravo. in her eyes, the german model has failed towards land with it and it for legislation, germany is simply supporting a system that's effectively lights and integrates. women attends them into commodities in one. let's give sex bias and men the right to some combining sex with the woman around the corner, so it's a to yours. for eva's sweden is a role model when it comes to its approach on regulating prostitution. what's known as the nordic model is finding more and more supporters in germany has embark on sweden's south west coast. but he is on his way to an undercover assignment. he's a police officer responsible for tracking down people buying 6 and his hometown people by 6. you know, like 247, but we can also say in increase or a spike d

is conducting a hybrid what you said against germany in the west. and that it just showed, again that you must stand together and protect itself. i'm not being naive, she said, and the night a secretary general, also commenting at saying that he believes that russia is conducting a campaign against european at western defense installations. and you know that the purpose of it is to intimidate ukraine's allies. why, you said it wouldn't work. in fact, precisely, the opposite. it strengthens the results to push back against russia. yeah. but these kinds of warnings they've been floating around for as long as this war has been going on, if not longer, german authorities, not taking them seriously enough. yeah, because the government government says it takes it, it takes the seth right very seriously, that it's doing lic 10 to meet this hybrid a challenge. and that it's either inc, close cooperation with international partners and would do everything it can to protect it. same dress, but it has to be said the list of the legs russian attacks is growing

in 2008 germany. last, the euro is vital to spain making, mismatched germany's chance at retribution. i think the defense and most of the expectation of, of our fans is a big push for us. there's english, switzerland we're history heavily favors english. however, neither side has everyone. the title and turkey takes one another, lives aside. they've met multiple times and that's pretty hand to i'm going to have fun, dw sports, and let's start with a turkey, austria game. you've been following the tourist team for the w. how important is this victory for turkey, france? keeping in mind what i had last night be how's going around mouse. pretty important . yeah, absolutely. i mean is massive and i was it tuck, he's opened in torment against georgia. and the support inside the ground was just deafening. was then at the final group stage game against check here and handbook, and it was the same thing that was just, this was a splitting noise. you know, the celebrations a lot of kids. i mean that assignment

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full go, head to head for home team germany. the cache with spain will be the toughest task in the tournament so far. the biggest advantage for national coach here we are not of this month's team might just be the support from the stats. a highly focused but also relaxed. usually a now goes months, gemini, a hoping to continue the fine run and the euro quotes of final again, spain. the last few results have given the team confidence as habits of can i suppose? i haven't broken out in a cold sweat yet, and i don't think i will. we know what we can do because we're self confident as we're trying to do it the other way around, that the spaniards might be a bit scared of us. and that that wouldn't be bad on some spanish list. full games for convincing victories, spain and one of the top teams that the european championships, the 16 year old, la, medium, all, and nico williams, in particular, i have impressed with the performances and a very difficult to keep under control to him. and he will need to special klein against these one.

we explored this question in sweden and germany. the tim burks sounds poly neighborhood in germany, home to their vapor bond and its red light district. here sex work is seen as business as usual, especially by man. so home, there it goes with the territory. yeah, i do is literally screwed them. i wouldn't be able to stand that if my sister did it best buy, then i'd say read unless somebody says somebody shouldn't go too long ago and they make money doing it. so you can't say much against it and people are up for it on books. and some probably 6 is a tourist attraction that draws people from around the globe. they are even guided tours of the so called most simple mile 54 days here in science. probably this prostitute sion and brothels, mainly over there on cool. so sky heights creates freedom, street, and the western part of the rape on strip clubs and sunk, probably also double as brothels. if you were to sit down for a beer, it wouldn't take long before someone offered you a room with a dance or a 10 2nd on the office. a mocking

own, because germany is built into these euro-atlantic structures, but the problem is that germany speak kazakhstan, come again, let this all end, come. statement that it would be nice for denmark to take care of the environmental condition of russian tankers going through the das straits, despite the fact that the das straits, excuse me, have had a special status since the 19th century. other words and deeds, that now german troops, now troops, are now on our borders, you need to understand, there are no russian troops on the borders of germany, a german division, well , some kind of brigade, but we must understand that this simply framed unit is located in lithuania, lithuania borders on the russian federation, poland too, in fact , germany is no longer a rear yard, it is already a vanguard. who should now support the baltic states, must support poland, support them, as they say, these frail baltic battalions, and there really is in every country there, well , there won’t be enough brigade, who will support, the germans will support, so really pistorius now, whom we showed on the

a lot of support for germany. i will have to check in with each other later to see how the i, the periods after the game. the fans are that novice germany and spain are 2 of the most impressive sized sofa in the tournament. what do you think we can expect on the page today? well, this is an absolutely massive match between 2 absolute power houses in football. now, 2 of the favorite team coming into the tournament, but also 2 of the teams who have performed the best throughout the tournament. it's almost too bad that we have to see this game so early. we would have loved to see it in the final. now spend very strong showing us all the trademarks of spanish football very good in possession, and what the wednesday their manager has added to their game to make them a little bit more dangerous isn't as an element of directness. they can attack with speed and very direct. now that being said, germany is also very fluid and interchangeable and attack. and both teams have the tendency to get a lot of people forward switch

range missiles to germany. from 2026, the country se the move cements the commitments to nato and european defense. in a joint statement, both governments said the agreement would include tomahawk s, m 6 and a hypersonic weapons with greater range, the weapons on nuclear capable and have a range of more than 2000 kilometers. they were banned by a tracy with russia until the us withdrew from that tracy 5 years ago. and we can get more on this from our chief political editor, mikayla customer, who joins us and now from the nice so summit that's happening in washington dc. so it makes it a lot. what is this deployment of long range missiles to germany going to look like and tell us how significant it is that you have needs agreed to this it is a huge step. it shows that the german concept will not sold once to take it german defense. and it's scaring russell awesome. doing anything more significant in the future to the next level. from 2026. we expect those weapons as tumbled to actually be stationed in germany. t

and how serious are germany's decisions?let me ask frankly, how independent do you think germany is? well, i don't think that they are very independent because after the second world war, the germans had a period of occupation, and the soldiers of the american forces put pressure on them while they were there for a while, and the germans became very dependent in terms of security. to america and this security dependence turned into political dependence with the past. during and after the cold war , the germans actually gained a bit more self-esteem and tried to increase it, but now we see that germany is connected with russia, china and other economic centers have been cut off, and this will cause their dependence on america to become even more dependent this time. they are on the way to get it and they are going back to that past period. and in my opinion, our economy is influenced by the united states, and i think that germany is not considered an independent country, so we want to see a long report at the same time this w

they all had such pacts with germany and were confident that germany, italy, hungary and japan couldy, did not have agreements with hitler, but molotov correctly determined that the aggression of the european countries defeated in the world war much broader than their declared official struggle against bolshevism. this aggression already directly affected the interests of the former entente powers. germany broke the naval agreement with great britain and the non- attack pact with poland. at the same time, she despised objections from the united states. this. the crack is developing into a split in the western anti-soviet bloc, allowing us to hope for reaching an agreement on the security of the ussr with great britain and france. those, having guaranteed themselves from direct attack by aggressors with mutual assistance pacts, evaded guarantees security for the ussr. molotov proposed to give them one last chance, to agree on joint defense on the terms of reciprocity. the choice was up to the western countries and they made it, disrupting negotiations with the soviet union on security

but this model isn't in place in germany. the government had set aside money for charging stations, but it was under utilized last year, the amount close to $2000000000.00 euros for charging infrastructure, but only ended up spending less than a quarter of that money. some of the bottlenecks include issues with acquiring raw material and general slow expansion of the electricity grid. building a charging station is more work than you think. the installation of the shops and stations reprice everit's services. so i think 1st of all, and there's the electrical connection for many a 6 option stations. this takes place in the local subscript. so this is then less work. however, it's also reprice that there's no power to be provided by the distribution scripts, upper right. so um we have back at the bottom says mcneese with the, with the power suppliers. at the start of the episode, we us, it's charging infrastructure. it's being developed too slowly in germany, for example, the issues with charging our complex is the question of

also, as we remember , the absolutely wonderful chancellor otta von bismann said that germany needs to, although he warned, to expand your space, you need to go anywhere, just not towards russia, because the territories there are too large, it can really be very dangerous, but as we understand, adolf hitler did not take advantage of this point of view of bismarck her, but of course it’s a problem. it was completely unsuitable for politicians who were determined to seize territory in revenge, so the nationalists turned out to be more active, they turned out to be more active. in your desires, in your potentials, but in addition, communists at that time, if we are talking, for example, about the confrontation between the kke party, the german communist party, inzdab, the communists were not ready for the harsh destruction of their opponents, and after the destruction of the leaders of the communist party, nationalism began to openly develop in germany. the united states and european countries not only turned a blind eye to the formation and rise to power of the nazis in germany, but also

the most painful parting for germany was the separation from alsace-lataringia.onalists considered alsace and lataringia to be german national territories that had formerly belonged to the holy roman empire. the population, in their opinion, also belonged to the german nation, even if they themselves did not realize it. it is no coincidence that the beginning of the occupation of france by hitler was... as a state and in order to demonstrate some kind of foreign policy activity, but at the same time limited, namely, humiliated on all sides, in order to play some significant role, without encountering the restrictions of versailles, versailles- washington world order. another consequence of the treaty of versailles was the formation of nation states. austria-hungary split into two parts, reflected. in its name also czechoslovakia, and bosnia, croatia and slovenia, which left its composition, united with serbia and montenegro, and became yugoslavia. poland, lithuania, latvia, estonia and finland left the russian empire under the terms of the brest-litovsk treaty. d

and then concerns have actually been mounting here in germany for a while. now, looking back at trump's previous presidency relations between germany and europe in general. and the us had soured quite significantly. donald trump was regularly criticizing europe, germany, but also personally the chancellor at the time here in germany, i'm going to america with personalized attacks against her. the concern is that we're trying to return the relations could again sour, and that a more isolation is a more america 1st us could mean trouble for the transatlantic relationship, but also for a specific issues like military and financial support for ukraine. the fear is that we're the us to withdraw most of the supports here of would not be able to sustain the burden on its own. and we know that behind the scenes politicians here in germany, but also in europe have been working on contingency plans were trumped to become president again. but we've also seen a scene from the reactions today and yesterday that there is a hope that it will actually be a democratic candid

and then from the foreign minister reflects the general mood in germany. i would say may do, we've heard from across the aisle, from members of the government, as we've heard, but also from members of the opposition. a lot of expressions of respect for joe biden, for his decision to withdraw from the race, but also for what he did as president of the united states. we've heard, for example, also from so the big man's he's the leader of the conservative opposition party c u c to u, sorry, appraising his decision biden's decision to step back. but also remembering that he served the us of the american people for a 5 decades. so also looking at biting as a politician overall, there is one exception to this general mood of praise and respect that is coming from the far right. a sd part of here in germany, we've seen some leading members criticize bite in almost a mockingly. talking about bite and, and his decision to step down. but overall there is a mood of, of praise and respect among politicians here in germany. deep and tell our audience how important of a

but certainly, united states, germany, germany knows, and how the defendants are from developing tools to be able to pull up any kind of what they did in aspire to. you know, in a sense, the call itself from the french are approaching this region because the french prisoners became a very top c dot. it's why they were asked to leave the 3 countries in the center. so i know, but germany doesn't quite house into them. i think 5 power all the friends on the united states as there will be domestic pressures. should you have anyone to come into anything that the german probably can be guided as you know, over strictly terms of financial resources. so i just don't see how you know, johnny does with that sir. ringback because we look at these 3 countries, molly, but can of also news? yeah, these are countries where they're also significant the security threats from, from islamic groups. and how can these western countries engage with these countries effectively if that, to stem the threats that you had, his threats, but also of course we, we know about the concerns about migration as well. ar

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