and i think the best is not good for political stability in germany. germany was one of the last less than democracy is with a really strong sense rights, conservative party because they always had the clear strategy not to cooperate with arriving extra minutes and not to make their issues strong. that was a mistake of its potters in france, in austria, and many other countries are made and this is in danger. enter. so that's good for, for democracy. if for this matter, we will have a, a bad result in the elections because the bill have again as we had the last 3 is a week government, or if many discussions, many problems or even perhaps the quarter, some talks will fail. and then they have a situation like an australia, perhaps perhaps other people, but not so clear in this question will take over in the conservative party and cooperate with the right for an extreme is all which is a possibility and an author as well. all we have a secondary next of this young boy. what is exciting is that we'll see you on the back of the yard. maybe you could just pick up where ralph left off. i gue

germany decreases toward 60%. this is why i am in favor of a smart and targeting change of the debt boom and the german constitution. many experts demand this. the imf, nobel laureates. trade unions, all of these ask us to urgently invest more in defense come in infrastructure, education, and secure and reliable and clean energy. such investments create growth, not just for a couple of months but for years and decades. they secure prosperity for the coming decades. ladies and gentlemen, i know many of you have the feeling we need to stand up for our convictions, for our values and prosperity. i would like to encourage you to do that. you and all of us, let us be steadfast in our principles. calm in the heated debates, pragmatic in our actions. closely working together with our old and new partners. this is how we want to get through this difficult time. thank you very much. [applause] >> i think it is best to follow-up your discussion with an audience. please raise your hand if you have any question or any comment

i think we still have a very strong car, automotive industry in germany. it is not that german common new factors no longer sell cars, they only sell less cars then then then in the past, the market has become more competitive. they just need to get back. that is best for success. that they need to be foster in production and developing, especially with the german automotive industry, facing significant challenges and tests that are what i had with them on further innovation and adaptability. the from colors to bleeding in very special ring. and when it comes to the actual wedding for all the variety worldwide, one thing couples have in common is making. i do a unique and unforgettable moment. mc austin lavish celebration. and no country is as big on weddings as india facilities option. go on for days and nothing is left to chance in an industry where money is no object. indian weddings can involve views of turning with hundreds or thousands of people attending the celebrations and preparations, taking up weeks or even months and the couple of the time on

it is gaining grounds and the world around germany, just getting more dangerous. we break it all down with experts and political class and we did what it means to you from violin to right where you are. it's only non you pod cost fun in briefing on youtube and wherever you get the the, this is the the news live from the land. donald trump price is wide spread rejections of his plan to take over gaza, including a warning from un secretary general on tonia hotel. it's easy essential to avoid any form of ethnic cleansing us officials of sending mixed signals. now, as they tried to walk back from land for god, israel says it is already preparing for guidance to leave the strict also coming up rebels in the democratic republic of congo to take another town, despite declaring as these 5, the un estimates nearly.

to germany news website or app.ers far right tea has caused uproar. critics of friedrich merz of the conservative cdu, once led by angela merkel, have staged protests outside the party's headquaters. with the far—right. now today he's set to table new migration legislation. is expected to erupt. translation: we have had immigration for - germany is a country of immigration, and we will remain a country of immigration. but we have to make sure that immigration to this country takes place in the labour market, takes place in society, can be integrated and does not become an immigration that just explain why this is so controversial a move. as you are mentioning, there is this post—war consensus in germany that a party work therfar right, 7 don't with the far right; they dept , ~ with the far right; they dept f ~ with the far right; they dept f ~ with the far right or cooperate with the far right or go into collision with them or past things, whether as leeeee eeet. {e'eee fiffieffief ee ' or leeeee eeet. ee'eee fieeeeef e

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not someone buying over a $100000000000.00 worth of stuff from germany in a year. but again, cleaners someone gets involved in the relationship. and the next thing you know that you is slapping 35 percent tariffs on chinese electric car imports last october. even though germany itself had a bit of a tantrum over the move in the counter veiling terrace, increase the risk of a far reaching trade conflict. a step backwards for a free global trade. and thus for prosperity, job preservation and growth in europe. and over in the us, uncle sam's hat now sits on donald trump's head. he can't really be bothered dressing up american foreign policy like buying and did. he's just letting it all hang out. you know, we have over 300 vision. they don't take our car. and we take everything out of life. i think that was weird. prince charming, go with his white knight and generous gift of uh, pricey american l. n. g. i had several times the cost of the russian gas that the you ditched under us pressure. trump is already made it clear that he wants the you to buy even more of that u

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the wedding industry in germany and india. the noise of a jet minor, taken off nearby deafening, and served as a reminder, this is boeing's future or flight center in utility, just north of seattle, washington. it is conveniently located just a few 100 yards from boeing's massive everett factory, the future flight center. how is this an exhibition showcasing the global aerospace companies, travelers in all things? well, oh, it isn't defense and space. the deep dive into the rich history of the ation be he must a glimpse into the past present and it's future. it's all here. it's chinese and glossy version. boeing started out as a lumber company in western washington state and then grew into the um, the giant. it is an aerospace today over the last 100. the voice message, manufacturing and production complex in washington state is like a small town of its own, out of around 170000, globally, $30000.00 plus people work here alone on the latest and newest boeing jetliners like the triple 7 x. for example. boeing has a lot of pedig

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what economic implications and for, for the broader economy on germany of germany and what could be the political repercussions, as you say, elections that just around the corner. i mean, the cases are, 1st of all that germany in some ways is being squeezed on both sides. on the one hand, that kind of fits from the united states. on the other hand, by a massive import of chinese major electric vehicles. so the kindest piece trying to look how is it going to get out of that? the squeeze, it looks very difficult right now. if on top of the situation, you know, have tentative sense and the question whole was, then you have to react to that? are we going to face feet tell you, you're totally correct candidates? are we going to see extensive protectionism with some kind of alternative and reconciliation and politically then how, how is this going to play out? germany is, is going to the polls very soon. their elections around the corner. what could meet, what could it mean for the political parties competing in these elections? for so it could mean the spirals, political escalation, in terms

the man who may well be germany's next chancellors for tough anti immigration policies. even if that means getting help from the far right . 8. see how far is the jewish america willing to go? joining us this week on to the point to the point the next on d, w. exciting todd costs know on tv. my fee is and with i'm going to be a good model that always you can defend yourself that you can start off with what like to come out when you're married. how does on mental health impact a lot of life between east to west or the cross is right in the middle and the world around germany is getting more dangerous. we de code what it means in 60 minutes, and i think on d, w of the the increasing and recent medium donna watching online only worked at a holiday destination drowning in plastic white at the cost every year of the exports over $1000000.00 thomas is there another way off the rules, the environment is not responsible make up your own mind, dw, made for mines. the germany is conservative at c, d, u, the party of uncle americal as outraged other parties by trying to pass throug

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administrator and officials said big signals as they tried to walk back from land, pronounced that and germany takes part in a new nature operation in the voltage seat. it comes off to various incidents of damage to on to see cables suspected as sabotage. the british manager welcome donald trump's plan for the us to take over the gaza strip and re settling palestinians living in the country has been vitally condemned around the world. the head of the united nations, antonio gutierrez, has warned against what he called ethnic cleansing in color. in the search for solutions, we must not make the problem worse. if he is vital to stay through to the bedrock of international law, it is essential to avoid any form of ethnic cleansing, servants, we must 3 affirm the 2 state solution to transmit the contribution of comments at the white house press conference with these very prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who later described them as a remarkable idea in a tv interview. the neighboring states wealthy states would do it. but the actual idea of allowing for his cousins want to leave the leave. what's

nothing can happen here without germany. i mean, it's clear and germany will have to take the lead and it will have to be willing to do things that germany's historically opposed concerned about common borrowing a share in common borrowing, common or revenue is, is well known as the debt break, which i think will clearly have to go is probably going to be part of the debating the drum of the election. he thinks a fresher pro from a new german government could provide you with a lifeline. if the german government came forward and said this is in a bulk of change, we have to be to show the sort of ambition we did in the when the you about the see is it was found that it was actually the european color steel community was founded and, and the see in the, in the fifty's, the single market and the single currency they go to have to show a willingness to do that sort of thing. and recall letter wants to see your forward to close or single market and 3 specific areas. energy, telecoms, and financial services. he believes a lot can

anita, fascinating stuff out of germany.know, it feels like this strategy from friedrich mertz has backfired. to really focus on migration over the economy at a time when germany's economy is struggling so much. now, today, throw into the mix these tariffs from the us and the prospect of tariffs on europe, on germany. are we going to see a pivot from the cdu? >> well i. >> think what he what we are going to see today is that he's rallying the troops behind his position because there were also ten members from the cdu law, parliamentary group, which actually objected his motion or the bill on friday. so i guess the biggest uproar is that he openly was willing to get those the bill through parliament, with the support of the afd. as such, it's not such a big problem. the afd has been regularly voting for certain bills, but i guess that he openly said, i want to push it through no matter what it cost, has caused to that major uproar. and also like protests across the across the country where people were concerned that he might

is this an opportunity for it to your p and rival airbus made in germany? the same it is on d, w, the dw. sure. on fix all the info every day, the world wide web feel free to come all the world. we can make the different w call in the world and also your info and all the input your b w story. now on to the, somewhere in the desert between denisia and libya, executive is to have a whole list stick approach tools, migration policy, rooted in that respect for human rights. our investigative research shows the reality behind the use refugee deals. what is happening to migrants on the african continent? community your steady migration policy starts february 15th on dw, the . this is the daily news and these are top stories. here's the us and donald trump has said that the us should take over the gaza strip and that palestinians living there should be refilled elsewhere. us president made the comments at a white house press conference with us really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. you said drums proposal could change history. trump said us would handle the rec

and people eyeing germany in particular. i saw european lending.ropean fund managers survey showing that fiscal stimulus from germany is seen as perhaps the most likely driver of growth in europe this year. if we get it, we've got the election coming up in february. how might that affect european rates? >> absolutely. that is the other. >> uncertain factor for. >> bond yields. >> and investors seem to. >> be quite hopeful. >> so and. >> also our fx. >> and rate. >> sentiment survey. >> we found that there was still 60%. >> who expect. a change to. >> the debt brake. >> this is already. >> affecting a little. >> bit how german bond deals actually trade relative to swaps. >> there has been. >> a. >> cheapening in german bonds. >> as a result, but in our view, we. might actually. >> end up having quite a significant. >> period of uncertainty. even beyond. >> the election, because. >> we even if there is a two thirds majority in. >> favor of changing. >> the debt. >> brake. >> it is not sure that. it will be the. >> number one. focus of the government.

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so how much came to germany from syria in 2015? he demonstrates his instrument and talks about why he flight his homeland superstition. it's incredibly important for children to hear what's happening on the other side of the world. ok. okay. we have a nice peaceful life here and but there are still more is going on elsewhere. the up in demand for the workshops is growing. 5th and 6th graders are taking part in this one. they come from a titan saxony with very few foreign residents. it was great how the musicians showed the instruments and spoke about that home countries and it's on the same land. i think it's good that this such and makes fruit pretty different countries because time people don't, except the workshops are more popular than ever in 2024, the se goes over 30 percent of the vote in several states. elections in eastern germany for the band and, and to our record protest year. i just couldn't take it unless i did something. the thing is i couldn't come home from work and watch all this stuff. and then just go vote every

>> basically germany. more than half of that surplus europe runs with the u.s. is what germany. they run a surplus of about 85 billion euros with the u.s. and now the u.s. is the biggest trading partner of germany. they have pivoted away from china and moved to the u.s.. and they are going to get crushed by this. this is the biggest port in germany. this is where all the major trade happens in this port has been operational since 1189a.d so it's been a hub for european trade for a long time and let's not forget this idea of global trade and exporting to the rest of the world has been the catalyst that's created this huge amount of growth. that is currently drastically at risk. we have heard these tariffs could reduce exports from germany into the u.s. by 15%. it could hit the automotive sector and farm up. this economy has built its entire economic legacy on open trade and if you start to crush that, particularly after the data we got last week, another contraction, what you will basically guarantee for germany is another year of contraction. that will mean three years of consec

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it matters in germany since the founding of the federal republic of germany over 75 years ago. and there has always been a clear consensus among all democrats in our parliaments. let's not make common cause with the extreme right about the time. so the keys that comes up, it is breaking an on spoken and long standing political file wall against cooperation with a f d. however, the opposition leader said he was a last resort. and government failures had forced his hand that alternate to for jumping. his need, his thoughts about the political firewall and said he goes against the constitution veeam. and do you seriously believe mr. murtz, that you could fool the citizens into thinking that anything would improve for you? if you continue to curry favor with the greens and the s p d and commit yourself to forming a coalition with these parties, this is precisely what your dogma of the undemocratic firewall, which is not provided for. and the basic law amounts to the so called firewall is nothing more than an anti democratic cartel agreement to undermine the will of the voters in or

the man who may well be germany's next chancellors for tough. and so i immigration policies, even if that means getting help from the far right. a see how far is the jewish america willing to go join us this week on to the point? to the point? in 13 minutes, on the w, the we are all set in place. we all need to read you the story behind the noun, the be all about unbiased information, feel free mind up and say do 2 and then you not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day in depth look at current use events analyzed by excess increase. the cool thing here is not just another news. so this is the weekdays on d, w 7 am by then or sofa is getting on the plane. i'll be on board as well. now review at berlin briefing valley is right in the middle of the global tensions about time between east and west and pulled across to democrats. germany's whole system is on the stress. politics is getting down during the fall, right. it is gaining grounds and the world around germany is getting more dangerous

than germany.nk it markets need to be assured the public finances are in a sustainable path, which is white tweaking around the edges five years ahead and terms of projections does not necessarily provide the right insurance -- assurance. they need to know public finances are on a sustainable path, which can often mean action is needed sooner rather than later. lizzy: very briefly, and i were you thinking about the impact of potential trump tariffs on the u.k., whether or not we are directly hit by them? >> clearly the u.s. president has indicated he has not decided yet regarding the u.k., but in terms of the direct impact on u.k., there could be some hit toward exports, but it's not like exports have been a major driver of growth in the u.k. a bigger hit might be if there is retaliation, because then they will be making goods more expensive for consumers and companies, so if there is no retaliation it is a growth risk. lizzy: no one more aware of the growth risks to the ok'd than keir starmer hims

even more so for germany. this has been the great wealth creator for the german economy the last few decades. globalization, being able to have the free flow of trade is what the germans for many decades based their entire economy on. germany was the biggest exporter in the world until 2010 when china took that mantle and began to use that model. what i think is interesting is we speak to the ceo of hapag-lloyd who says trade will find any route, but the question is where are they going to go? for the europeans, they are locked and loaded with retaliatory measures. i think they would like to strike a deal, of course. we know around the contours that trump would like to see a on that, nato spending, buying of lng and that sort of thing. what's interesting is you have tariffs that will remain with china. that will have consequences for europe. if you have higher tariffs on lng going into china, the potentially those cargoes will be able to come to europe, and that is something europe needs. where it is bad news

a result is expected on a divisive immigration law in germany — with the far—right afd party expectedplay a crucial role in the outcome. they'll be freed on saturday. before we go to washington to the latest on the crash on get the latest on the crash on wednesday want to show wednesday i want to show these coming live from the wednesday i want to show these corr the live from the wednesday i want to show these corr the german the 5 l! fi; if??? e“? e if 71??? that genie??? fif'éfgfflfiféfi’ that result is due a immigration the german parliament in the few minutes we believe. has a huge has of a huge has of because amount of controversy because the man tipped to be the theman tipped tc: be the is the'men tipped tp be the is next the'meh tipped td he the is next leader is to rely on support from ' fright; 7' 7 ” 5 �*right, alternative j �* right, alternative fur the far right,—alternetive f�*dr party. of deutschland party. lots of critics that a firewall critics saying that a firewall has that postal has been breached, that postal convention political do not on �*work parties do not rely on

and germany. the deputies just identity was in bold. the 1st german vessel taking part in the natal operation, as it sets off into the baltic sea from the northern german coast. the crew of this german worship are preparing for a new mission. apparently they're being deployed at short notice as part of the new nato operation called the baltic century. for the next 8 weeks, the vessel with its crew of around 60 will petrol, the baltic sea. their aim is with her and confront any threats to critical underwater infrastructure, such as data cables and gas pipelines. are you putting a 300 outside into the deployment zone? i but i'll be good contributors, returns by monitoring the seat area without a sense, as like a radar of optical sense of such as cameras and of cause, but not to us, which are still important. you will observe the merchant ships passed by. we will take a look at other warship sense, uh, setting around and we will paint a picture of the situation and shed with our allies of phone documents if i've been to the entire the miss

but in the 35 years i've been in germany. i've never seen it as bad as it is now. these, you know it's, i'm not miss elliott to modern that just to me, how come a shanowsky is a funding member and it's help keep the group together for almost 25 years. find that come with all the has always opposed the far right to the 20 musicians from 19 nations are playing this diversity is their hallmark because that's who own to do is we address migration for longing and other issues in our music and our performances and okay, so it's an introduction, not a visit or categories are international. that's when i say play enter nationally, and they play international cultural heritage of it. i'm as you but we're in danger of losing something that should be part of our normal lives. and our concept of germany and europe is under attack god under the band ultimate please, and reception centers since 2015. they have deliberately enlisted musicians who have fled their countries. we know what it's like to suffer discrimination. some of us were welcomed here is immigrants, timelines, and

but still, this could be a lengthy process here in germany. the steve, the v, like he was not there. thank you mckayla or and that's it from his hail on me and the rest of the news team got office in berlin. the be in good shape. so widespread affliction about pain caused by attention stillness or damage to the spine. and how can you prevent it? and what are the quickest ways to get released in the d w. what is important? what can to crucial questions for humanity? because the storage of data and objects is becoming ever more sophisticated, we need ever less space for it. a step forward and a new challenge, collecting, storing, and preserving. in 45 minutes on d, w. the really couldn't be watched the nicest news. 12 single time it was put some sliced chicken of 3 current views, events in self titled videos, challenging german wood. so explains quick and easy. short and sweet. found us on t w dot com. click apply on social media. video news for learning german quotes from sliced . life is good, the world is a wonderful place for now. he doesn't

rival, airbus made in germany next on dw, in good shape. so widespread affliction about pain caused by attention. illness or damage to the spine. and how can you prevent it? and what are the quickest ways to get released in good shape? the 16 minute w the 7 am in our sofa is getting on the plane. i'll be on board as well. now review at berlin briefing, funding is right in the middle of the global tensions about time, between east and west autocrats and democrats. germany's whole system is on the fresh politics of getting down during the fall line, gaining grounds and the world around germany. just getting more dangerous, we break it all down with experts and political plans and we de code what it means to you from violin to right where you are. it's only now new broadcast fun in briefing on youtube and wherever you get your part costs. the artificial intelligence and the relentless digitalization of the working world are leading to radical and revolutionary changes for the global economy. the way you have traditional solutions defy its time

to his spiritual birthplace in central germany, biggest car plant.'ve got that niggle, you know that, i've got my passport. you got yours? yes, i do. steve and i wanted to mark the 75th anniversary of the vw camper. it started as a commercial utility vehicle, the that's a good omen, isn't it? yeah! oh, it's right over the road. oh, wow. for its longest journey in years. uh—oh. we're going to have to pull over. so the engine has overheated somewhat. yeah. woo! so the radiator has overheated somewhat here. but 20 miles down the road, there seems to be something wrong with cecil�*s spirit of adventure. uh—oh. we're going to have to pull over. it's got a bit of steam going on. so the engine has overheated somewhat. yeah, we're up on 105 degrees or something. yeah. just going to have a look? yeah. woo! so the radiator has overheated somewhat here. what do you think, steve? i think the cooling fan is not working. aha. it's not the first time, if i'm honest. this might have happened once or twice in the past. yeah. 0k. i mean, the gauge was creeping up, was