party represents. you've got, you've got the greens and, and the does it. the conservatives in air, as, as, as well as what is the main governing party and, you know, the, the expression of politics making strange bedfellows comes to mind. is it going to be hard to keep all of those various factions happy? i think from outside it appears as a major change is, is not a very polarized societies, which means that macro move the christian democratic union to the center and also the demo credit deliverance and the green cluster in the middle. so they tried really hard to highlight the differences in the campaign, but all commentators saw more the similarities and the overlapping positions which made it a very smooth discussion until we had a coalition agreement that nails down all the bullet points that this coalition is trying to address mac lots, reflect. come back to you on this. what does, what does all f shields bring to this government? as a leader? what, what are some of his personal qualities on him? i know you mentioned earlier about foreign policy and h

also the green party in some ways already lost out. ey wanted to get the ministry of transport, they wanted to have speed limits on the german highways and the ministry went to the liberal party. in some ways, the liberal parties have already lost, the first round, and it's important to make sure they are not perceived as losing. >> i want to talk about some of that with rebecca kristi. is that how you see things? >> one thing we have not talked about much is the financial aspect of all of this. certainly coming into this, germany is going to have to look at how much it is willing to spend on energy and for structure, climate infrastructure, digital infrastructure. looking at ways to do that, to manage the digital and climate transitions, while also navigating germany's tricky this will politics, will be a big challenge for this government. >> this is because the finance ministry will be run by someone from a right-wing party. that has been talked about as a potential area of friction. >> that is certainly a potential area, particularly

so apparently the green party cannot live without the catastrophic, in which the green party is called to save human kind from these problems in the book i've seen you said just before that perhaps because of this tendency to catastrophe size, it is much easier in germany to be a popular green or a social democrat politician than a conservative or a christian democrat, one. in fact, i think you know that the word conservative has now associated with something rational rate. but it's one thing to buy for power. and another thing to be in power which is inherently conservative undertaking. do you think this new government will be able to keep this progressive shine, this progressiveness edge once they get down to that really mundane and boring and tedious business of governance? well, this is the open question. this will be a source of much wonderful political analyzing of what is going on. there is a gap between positions and the hopes of this new government. the difference between what is written down in the coalition agreement and how reality looks like . and usually less partis try t

she is a member of parliament for the green party and a radiologist herself. thank you for your time. germany appears to be ahead of the arm across very and especially a compared to countries like denmark. for now, at least, why is the government putting off measures for another week? we are not truly putting them off. i mean, what we agreed on now is one of the most potent non pharmaceutical measures against co it meaning contact restrictions to 10 people. and the holidays themselves. they are kind of a natural covert breaker because schools are closed university closed, a lot of businesses are closed. so we are thinking that for now, this is quite an adequate response. but it is important to say the co with, as always, nothing is off the table and we are going to evaluate the situation constantly. do you fear that this might send or send a wrong mess signal this delay, i mean lulling people into a false sense of security over the gravity of alma crohn. i think if you, if you see all the communication that a stand right. no, i think that no one can say that w

to be the ones to take — green party to be the ones to take on— green party to be the ones to takeham, and of course the rebellion of his own mps when it came to his coronavirus restrictions. surely the power is just slipping through boris johnson was �*s fingers. and he called us back? i johnson was 's fingers. and he called us back?— called us back? i think authority _ called us back? i think authority has - called us back? i think authority has been - called us back? i think- authority has been draining for authority has been draining for a while now, and it is really about how number 10 and how the prime minister responds to this. this is i would say probably the worst possibly backdrop to have a by—election at the moment given everything that has been going on. if there is different behaviour, and if the government shows that it has been listening to former voters and to the mp5 that do certainly feel that they are not involved, they are not being consulted, being asked how things might play out in their constituencies, if that behaviour changes, i think there is potential, be

green party got new co-leaders _ social care done.at their conference. new co—leaders at their conference. across the country, concern was growing about rising energy prices and the cost of living. and then... tonight, the conservative mp sir david amis has died after being stabbed during a constituency surgery in essex.— stabbed during a constituency surgery in essex. stabbed during a constituency surte in essex. ., , . ., , ., surgery in essex. forensic teams and firearms officers _ surgery in essex. forensic teams and firearms officers at _ surgery in essex. forensic teams and firearms officers at the _ surgery in essex. forensic teams and firearms officers at the methodist - firearms officers at the methodist church, _ firearms officers at the methodist church, where the local mp had been holding _ church, where the local mp had been holding his— church, where the local mp had been holding his fortnightly surgery. sir david _ holding his fortnightly surgery. sir david amis's meeting with constituents had been from 10am until ipm —

she's a member of parliament for the green party and a radiologist herself. thank you for your time. germany appears to be ahead of the on the crime. very, especially a compared to countries like denmark for now at least, why is the government putting off measures for another week when i truly putting them off, i mean, what we agreed on now is one of the most potent non pharmaceutical measures against co it meaning contact restrictions to 10 people and the holidays themselves, they are kind of a natural covert breaker because schools are closed universities a close, a lot of businesses are closed. so we are thinking that for now, this is quite an adequate response. but it is important to say the co with, as always, nothing is off the table and we are going to evaluate the situation constantly. do you fear that this might send or send a wrong mess signal this delay, i mean lulling people into a false sense of security over the gravity of armor crime. i think if you, if you see all the communication at a stand right. no, i think that no one can say that we are

p for the green party, which is part of germany governing coalition. welcome to d, w. dr. will these new restrictions a delay, the only tron wave? good evening. yes. well, we hope so and we will do everything which is needed. and on the other hand side, you also do have to prepare a general lockdown. so in case we need one next here, this can be implemented very, very fast. but for now, with this, we are going to be hoping to see a further declining of the numbers. but, and actually the numbers are still declining, but we have heard in just a few seconds ago, it is on the rise. so that's why the combination of those measures and planning are generally locked up, preparing it in or locked on in case you need one. next here is the best. yeah, best option right now. why don't general lock down? now where the robert to call is to shoot is calling for for one. why ignore the experts and pounded to people and say, all right, well, we'll just keep it out for christmas. well, because the federal states did not use every possibility they had until now to reduce the context, we 1st

to savannah, a lawmaker for the green party, and the german parliament. thank you. meanwhile, u. s. president joe biden has announced new measures to tackle the pandemic. a major part of that will do the purchase of 500000000 rapid tests. they'll be delivered to americans for free when they order through a new website. it means that they won't have to pay for the test themselves and then hope their health insurer reimburses them. the president also plans to deploy an additional 1000 troops with medical skills to help overstretched hospitals is of some of what he had to say a little earlier. if you're not fully vaccinated, you have good reason to be concerned. you're at a high risk of getting sick, and you get sick, you're likely to spread it to others, including friends and family. and young vaccinated have a significantly higher risk of ended up in a hospital, or even dying. almost every one who has died from coven 19 in the past many months has been on vaccinated. all these people who have not been vaccinated. you have an obligation to yourself, to your family, and quite frankl

to savannah, a lawmaker for the green party in the gym. and thank you. meanwhile, u. s. president joe biden has announced new measures to tackle the pandemic. a major part of that will do the purchase of 500000000 rapid tests. they'll be delivered to americans for free when they order through a new website. it means that they won't have to pay for the test themselves and then hope their health insurer reimbursed is them. the president also plans to deploy an additional 1000 troops with medical skills to help overstretched hospitals is of some of what he had to say a little earlier. if you're not fully vaccinated, you have good reason to be concerned. you're at a high risk of getting sick, and you get sick, you're likely to spread it to others, including friends and family. and young vaccinated have a significantly higher risk of ended up in the hospital, or even dying. almost every one who has died from coven 19 in the past many months has been on vaccinated. all these people who have not been vaccinated. you have an obligation to yourself, to your family, and quite f

think with the election in germany as well, we see an announcement bye bye in this case by the green party that they want to have more values based for foreign policy. and i think we'll see more of them going forward. all right, thanks. roberts, as a journalist and senior fellow with the atlantic council, thank you very much. thank you. one currency, 19 countries, countless opinions on its future. the euro made its debut 2 decades ago. this weekend of the monitor union it's cemented, has led to prosperity, but also an ongoing argument about budgeting, economies, and even fairness across europe's diverse economies. a symbol of hope and prosperity for all of europe. smiles and cheers in front of the repeal central bank in frankfort on new year's eve. the night before, 12 countries swapped out their old bank notes for the freshly minted europe. since then, europeans can travel within the eurozone without the hassle of exchanging currencies. companies also profited as trade within the monetary union sharply increased. now on the eve of 2022 more than 340000000 people in 19 e. u countries is to

duncan alastair kerr, the green party, _ duncan alastair kerr, the green party, 1738.ts, 17,957. neil shastri—hurst, conservative party — shastri—hurst, conservative party candidate, 12,032. kirsty rebecca — party candidate, 12,032. kirsty rebecca walmsley, reform uk, 1427~ _ rebecca walmsley, reform uk, 1427~ and — rebecca walmsley, reform uk, 1427. and finally, benjamin thomas— 1427. and finally, benjamin thomas wood, labor party, 3686. the number of official ballot papers — the number of official ballot papers rejected was as follows: want _ papers rejected was as follows: want of — papers rejected was as follows: want of official mark, three. voting — want of official mark, three. voting for more than one candidate, 20. writing or mark by which — candidate, 20. writing or mark by which voting could not be identified, zero. unmarked or avoided — identified, zero. unmarked or avoided due to uncertainty, 51. the total— avoided due to uncertainty, 51. the total number of objected ballot — the total number of objected ballot papers were 74. the total— ballot papers were

she's a member of parliament for the green party and a radiologist herself. thank you for your time. germany appears to be ahead of the micron, very, especially a compared to countries like denmark. for now at least, why is the government putting off measures for another week? we are not truly putting them off. i mean, what we agreed on now is one of the most potent non pharmaceutical measures against co it meaning contact restrictions to 10 people. and the holidays themselves. they are kind of a natural covert breaker because schools are closed university closed, a lot of businesses are closed. so we are thinking that for now, this is quite an adequate response. but it is important to say the co with, as always, nothing is off the table and we are going to evaluate the situation constantly. do you fear that this might send or send a wrong mess signal this delay, i mean lulling people into a false sense of security over the gravity of alma crohn. i think if you, if you see all the communication at a stand right now, i think that no one can say that we are not

she is a member of parliament for the green party and a radiologist herself. thank you for your time. germany appears to be ahead of the arm across very, especially a compared to countries like denmark. for now at least, why is the government putting off measures for another week? we are naturally putting them off. i mean, our, what we've agreed on now is one of the most potent long pharmaceutical measures against co it and meaning contact restrictions to 10 people. and the holidays themselves. they are kind of a natural covert breaker because schools are closed, universities are closed. a lot of businesses are closed, so we are thinking that for now, this is quite an adequate response. that it is important to say the co would as always, nothing is off the table and we're going to evaluate the situation constantly. do you fear that this might send or, or send a wrong mess signal this delay, i mean lulling people into a false sense of security over the gravity of armor chron. i think if you, if you see all the communication at a stand right? no, i think that no

there's criticism from the cd you or position, but also from, for instance, experts within the green party. they're in government now, but some of them are saying, you know, this isn't enough. what are the government should be doing is explicitly keep the option of quick lock downs on the table because they say, you know, that could be needed. omicron is such a variable situation, a short term response may be necessary. olaf shoulds saying last night or, you know, they're going to meet again when this high level or leaders conference on the 7th of january. but he couldn't rule out that they might have to come together earlier . and he too is aware that it's a fast changing picture physically with an army cron. right, very fluid situation. indeed, as you point out, do policy makers agree that this is the best way forward? because in the past, of course, we've seen that state leaders and those on the federal level have not always seen eye to eye when it comes to where measures against a cove it well i as i understand it, the, the measures that when she g yes, today they were passed unanimous

and, and, and pay for the green party, which is part of germany governing coalition. welcome to d, w. dr. will these new restrictions a delay, the only throne wave? good evening. yes. well, we hope so, and we will do everything which is needed. and on the other hand side, we also do have to prepare a general lockdown. so in case we need on next here, this can be implemented very, very fast. but for now, with this, we are going to be hoping to see a further declining of the numbers. but, and actually the numbers are still declining, but we have heard in just a few seconds ago. only one is on the rise. so that's why the combination of those measures and planning of general locked up, preparing a dinner, locked on you case, you need one next. here is the best. yeah, best option right now. why not general locked down? now we had the robert to call his to shoot, calling 441. why ignore the experts and ponder to people and say, all right, well, we'll just keep it out for christmas. well, because the federal states did not use every possibility they had until now to reduce t

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to savannah, a lawmaker for the green party in the gym and parliament. thank you. meanwhile, u. s. president joe biden has announced new measures to tackle the pandemic. a major part of that will do the purchase of 500000000 rapid tests. they'll be delivered to americans for free when they order through a new website. it means that they won't have to pay for the test themselves and then hope their health insurer reimbursed is them. the president also plans to deploy an additional 1000 troops with medical skills to help overstretched hospitals is some of what he had to say a little earlier. if you're not fully vaccinated, you have good reason to be concerned. you're at a high risk of getting sick. and you get sick, you're likely to spread it to others, including friends and family, and young vaccinated have a significantly higher risk of ended up in the hospital or even dying. almost every one who has died from cobit 19 in the past many months has been and vaccinated all these people who have not been vaccinated. you have an obligation to yourself, to your family, and quite frank

the green party, which is now part of the coalition government, is not keen on nuclear.s unlikely that they are going to see it as a sustainable resort which macron wants to have it identified as. for this green strategy of the you, it's unclear if nuclear will be considered a green type of fuel. i think that there are problems already. the new coalition germany -- power in germany. we are seeing cracks in the relationship between france and germany. anchor: what would the european defense force look like if -- do you? >> it would probably be somewhat weak. they say that the french are a leader with no one who wants to follow them. i think that's quite a good description. a lot of the eastern european countries would be hesitant to pursue this strategic economy because it means getting more independence from the united states which means a week nato. a lot of them have put their best -- bets on nato membership. again, this is part of the problem in europe. it's becoming very divided in terms of interest. i think for many, they view that nato is part of the problem. every

the green party, which is now part of the coalition government, is not keen on nuclear.s unlikely that they are going to see it as a sustainable resort which macron wants to have it identified as. for this green strategy of the you, it's unclear if nuclear will be considered a green type of fuel. i think that there are problems already. the new coalition germany -- power in germany. we are seeing cracks in the relationship between france and germany. anchor: what would the european defense force look like if -- do you? >> it would probably be somewhat weak. they say that the french are a leader with no one who wants to follow them. i think that's quite a good description. a lot of the eastern european countries would be hesitant to pursue this strategic economy because it means getting more independence from the united states which means a week nato. a lot of them have put their best -- bets on nato membership. again, this is part of the problem in europe. it's becoming very divided in terms of interest. i think for many, they view that nato is part of the problem. every

. >> journalists signing a coalition agreement -- leaders of the social democratic party, green partytended a signing berlin. it marks t the end of the conservative government led by angela merkel. dominic kane has more from berlin. >> four times angela merkel led her party into a general election. four times she won the election and using a leadership style based in the political center. when the berlin wall fell, another chancellor brought her into government where she thrived and when a scandal engulfed him, she engineered his departure with the ruthlessness which saw her first become party leader and chancellor in 2005. >> she was underestimated by her rivals. rivals talked about the means they would come to power, but merkel followed the logic of party politics, power, key power, and get your opponents. >> the ensuing debt crisis propelled her onto the international stage where her star rose as she helped broker bailouts for europe's ailing economies and cemented her position as a german leader the world's presidents and prime ministers wanted to be seen with. it was her handling

to savannah, a lawmaker for the green party in the gym and parliament. thank you. meanwhile, u. s. president joe biden has announced new measures to tackle the pandemic. a major part of that will do the purchase of 500000000 rapid tests. they'll be delivered to americans for free when they order through a new website. it means that they won't have to pay for the test themselves and then hope their health insurer reimbursed is them. the president also plans to deploy an additional 1000 troops with medical skills to help overstretched hospitals is of some of what he had to say a little earlier. if you're not fully vaccinated, you have good reason to be concerned. you're at a high risk of getting sick and you get sick, you're likely to spread it to others, including friends and family, and young racks. now you have a significantly higher risk of ended up in the hospital or even dying. almost every one who has died from covert 90 in the past many months has been on vaccinated. all these people who have not been vaccinated. you have an obligation to yourself, to your family and quite

agreement paving the way the formation of a new government leaders of the social democratic party, the green party, and the free democrats attended assigning ceremony in berlin. the coalition marks an end of the conservative government, led by chancellor angular michael sent to left social democratic off sholtes will replace her in the next few hours. we take a look at who the new leader of europe's largest economy is. step vast and reports from sholtes home town home bag. a special discount for all of shells here caught a little joke from barbara batch of i'll got to celebrate. the new chancello happened to be an old friend. they met when both are working for the s b day, the social democratic party, in hamburg and toys. there was long for me. does all of us attack. it's especially day because my good comrade, my very sensitive comrade, been a powerful position as chancellor and i will keep my fingers crossed on the wounded . this is really dissolved when i can't even explain how special to stays for me. but i didn't get a clear 63 year old charles, who was raised by social democratic parents, jo

. germany will likely take a tougher approach to china given the new coalition government, the green parties, and lena bear, bach is now foreign minister in an interview to german newspaper taz. she laid out her vision for berlin's interactions with beijing. thing quote, dialogue is the central building block of international politics, but that doesn't mean we gloss over issues or remain silent on them. foreign policy based on values is always a combination of dialogue and toughness. eloquent silence is not a form of diplomacy for the long term, though many have believed so in recent years and quote, that's careful diplomatic language. but the greens have consistently taken strong positions on taiwan on china and on human rights. we spoke to no, a barkin senior visiting fellow at the german marshall fund for how he thinks this will play out. one area is simply on human rights. i think we're going to see a more outspoken german government on issues like she and john on issues like hong kong. i think on taiwan as well. we'll see a change of tone from the government. i think another area is, is

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the green party got new co—leaders at their conference. prices and the cost of living. and then... tonight, the conservative mp sir david amess has died after being stabbed during a constituency surgery in essex. forensics teams and firearms . officers at the methodist church, where the local mp had been l holding his fortnightly surgery. sir david amess's meetingj with constituents had been from 10am until 1pm, butjust after middayl he was stabbed multiple times. he was so nice. loved everyone. to be part of this occasion, to show... how much he was thought of. such a tragedy for the town, it really is. westminster was in shock as it mourned one of its own. sir david was not the only mp who died in office this year. dame cheryl gillan passed away after a long illness. james brokenshire passed away after the return of his lung cancer. the end of the month saw the prime minister in rome for the g20. hearing no objections, it is so decided. followed immediately by the long—anticipated cop26 climate in glasgow. after a major diplomatic effort

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i asked the australian senator larissa waters, who's a member of the opposition green party, how she handed down had that statistic that have the staff that work in parliamentary settings have been harassed or bullied and one that had been sexually harassed. it isjust one that had been sexually harassed. it is just totally unacceptable. this is not the 19505 unacceptable. this is not the 1950s and we should be setting the standard in parliament as a best practice workplace not a boys club where it's not safe for women to work. there's a lot of progress that needs to be there are excellent recommendations in this report and our prime minister should actually make a clean commitment that he will implement those recommendations. readership starts at the top and we have had a permissive approach to our prime minister so far. he has not got a very good track record when it comes to women orfighting for our record when it comes to women or fighting for our rights and this is his last chance. i or fighting for our rights and this is his last chance.- this is his last chance. i 'ust want to

the green party is going to be much bigger. se parliamentarians are much back on germany, our side push back on china and they're looking to germany. it's leading power. and with so much trade in being done with try not to take the lead at that to basically so reset relations and say, look what's going on in the past as i were going to operate going forward. so relatively good relations, but room for improvement from japanese perspective. do germany in the you need to play increasingly tougher role here. after all, there is criticism that the u. s. is backing more and more away from the world stage? sure, well i certainly think it's an important it's, it's a way that you to germany can take a bigger role on the world stage. but i also think it's just simply a realization that engagement with try, you know, on an always on a school. so economic basis is not really an agent for change with in china and that human rights abuses for one unfair trade practices. all which the european chamber of commerce is less than $900.00 recommendations to improve the environment for you to be in business

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