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and explore fascinating world heritage sites. t.w. world heritage $368.00 get the map now. today my destination it's like see the former east german city where the peaceful revolution began in the autumn of 1990. all started here. with the so-called monthly demonstrations. this sculpture the democracy belt is a reminder of those events. tens of thousands took to the streets the fall of the berlin wall followed and communist east germany was history. the city of lights took its future into its own hands the standards of renovation were huge building projects and large investments followed. 30 years after the peaceful revolution lights it has become a pretty exciting city everything seems possible here so it's just the right time for a trip into the cities past and present. we visit one of the creative hotspots i'd like to. we take a walk through the possibility with your relief. and we sure wave your video with holiday greetings from japan at. st nicholas church is the symbol of the peaceful revolution of the 1989. a church that has always been closer to the people than to t

world heritage 60. leipzig is a boom town it is the fastest growing city in germany with currently almost 600000 inhabitants and international and young city most people here are between 20 and 30 years old. that's also because of the university of new main building was inaugurated in 2012 . the ensemble includes the polina the university church its reconstruction closes the room to the cityscape because the east german leadership blew up its historic pretty sesar building in 1968. the university of life decision is the 2nd oldest university in germany it was founded in 1409 new and old are combined in a fascinating way to get a verse a jeep is now a tourist attraction. since the fall of the berlin wall the people from life that can travel all over the world for example to south america by the way i like to go there too and now. is going to show you a very special place over there the city of la paz in bolivia. given how i mean here from the path taken the day off to show you the fab sights in my city.

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features within the food and it's just a chance for me to kind of delve into that understand my heritage my culture movie . do you give me one dish that that actually does that for you that good tells a story. so a dish that i worked on last year it's actually a guy on one called peppermint hot and it's just a really beautiful way of thinking about preservation and actually thinking about the fact that food often was you know it's a necessity but often in some places you'd have to find ways much much preserve that so it's like a dish but it's actually a preservation of culture as well as something that physically was a preservation of food itself and it's made up of so many like beautiful flavors and the main component initially is kasserine which is actually the root of the casaba that's boiled down and then bats actually kind of preserves the meat and then out in the woods like time an old spice korea knows of different flavors and it's just it's so complex and it's just probably one of my favorite dishes to cook. i could listen to you talk to me about it for a really long. as i think

and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d.w. world heritage $360.00 to get a nap now. and . welcome to a new special edition of check in. shares his favorite tips for places to visit on a trip to germany these 3 destinations i particularly impressed him. from twitter off to the beach for some summer some involved amanda on the baltic sea. then look at stakeout takes a road trip by camper van to enjoy the natural beauty of the local mosque on the german french border insall and as a guest good favorite destination on a trip to germany. that starts at the baltic sea it was lucas take his 1st trip since the corona locked down in spring 2020 fresh air a short trip somewhere like to the baltic goals to it's something i've been missing these past months just like many of us the coronavirus been damaged as this rock to travel worldwide my 1st trip there for the using a 1st richness of germany took me to vitamin d. in the state of mecklenburg western pomerania. here from the lighthouse you can get a good view of the ball. dick resort. traveling in coronavirus times how does that loo

and explore fascinating world heritage sites the cool t.w. world heritage 360 get the map now. good girl use. of the morning. cannot sleep because you know war isn't love in. in those war sworn. enemies oh goodness knows. there's no news no love for the wicked. doesn't. work is really a. can't sleep. couldn't sleep in. the curtains. this is to give you news live from berlin more bad news for the corona virus vaccine rollout british swedish drug maker asked for seneca says it will now deliver 15000000 fewer doses of its corona virus shots of the e.u. and the green as the blocks in occupation program fails to pick up steam. and taking a hard look at women's safety in public ask.

and explore fascinating world heritage sites. the w world heritage $360.00 get the maps now. they've been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when their heritage is taken from them. countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists and carted off to europe . to lift wounds that have yet to heal what should be done with the stone or from africa. stolen soul starts april 13th on t w. this is. coming up to the north korean missiles start up tensions once again. all the country long just to show besides in violation of un resolutions so what is the best route for the arsonist of mission and to whom blast. off escaping slavery under this north korean defector who is now running for political office in the u.k. . and the olympics torch relay kicks off in japan under the shadow of the from direct when it's fog.

he's also a visiting scholar here at the heritage foundation. >> thank you katie. i hope i'm being heard and seenelectronically , digitally and every other way you. >> let me extend a welcome to everyone attending this heritage foundation webinar on university indoctrination, how it started and how to stop it. i am as katie said doctor allen guelzo, a historian and also the visiting fellow at heritages polar institute. the american university system has long been one of the jewels in the nations crown. as long ago as 1910, the united states was home to nearly 1000 colleges and 300 undergraduate students while at the same time france had only 16 colleges with only 40,000 students. but especially in the post-world war ii years with these assistance of the g.i. bill, american college enrollments , by the 1970s had 12 million. by the middle of the last decade that number had reached over 20 million. and almost 4000 different institutions. at the undergraduate degree became the entrance ticket to the middle class. in effect, colleges and universities became a thin neck

thank you for joining us for this heritage event life. i'm director of the simon center for american studies at the heritage foundation. it is my pleasure to welcome everybody here for this event conservativism and america's future a lively topic. i'm also delighted to welcome everybody here as part of the kirk lectures series. he believed deeply in the permanent things. the moral and spiritual truths that make democratic self-governance possible. doctor kirk viewed the conservative movement as the crucial actor in the task of recovering and defending those permanent things. no more important scholar the conservative movement in america today than our speaker george nash. doctor nash studying the conservative movement for decades. we made a full biography available to you but a couple of highlights, his three volume biography of herbert hoover and his groundbreaking book the conservative intellectual movement and america 1945 and a more recent book reappraising the right of past and future of american conservativism just to name a few. th

street is a unesco world heritage site home of the guild of beneath bronze casters.and local artist in a tear is visiting his friend a wayne in his bronze casting workshop it he uses the same method employed 700 years ago. ok with the last wax process molten metal is poured into a mold that has been created with a wax model once the mold is made the wax model is melted and drained away the process means that each work is unique but these days scrap metal is used as well as bronze is for me to walk on a review of the paris process which is to deposit to get to visual children though i can see a little bit of our former from history so we do good the references roll with a good bit over what size get out so cottle. now would buy again also i would put it on it's got to mention he did too because the photographs go to show you one side yes but if you consider the goods also yes of course is all a brick surprised he didn't people feel most times he wants to eat he that's it part of our bodies he misses. 897 the kingdom of binning in today's nigeria was rich in palm oil r

street is a unesco world heritage site home of the guild of beneath broadcasters.and local artists in. is visiting his friend a wayne i'd be in his broadcasting workshop that he uses the same method employed 700 years ago. ok with the last wax process molten metal is poured into a mold that has been created with a wax model once the mold is made the wax model is melted and drained away the process means that each work is unique but these days scrap metal is used as well as bronze is a 4 minute walk on the river through off. the purest process which is to their party to the old children to visual children though i consider a little bit of our former from history so we do good references for with a good bit of what science there are so caught up. off. by again about what would in time it's going to. go to one side we've seen a little so yes of course we just use our brit depravity gimmick people for most times it wants to eat us it's part of our bodies he misses. 897 the kingdom of been in today's nigeria was rich in palm oil rubber and ivory trade with the europeans

not so much is it about striking against the movement as it were but this idea of protecting heritage. i think it is very much about the nature of what was damaged and what was destroy. i think it provoked this very symbolic need for judgment. tom: we have not seen huge protests like that. we have not heard about this at all in recent months. do you expect them to return? >> andrew: it is an interesting one. we can see signs. we see people in bordeaux that have been tried as extreme members. the accusations were made by an anonymousource. we saw the trial just recently. there is a better reckoning -- a bit of a reckoning going on. many of these issues really have not gone away. we talked about president macron's solutions that were offered to the crisis. there were reforms around pensions, minimum wages, there were ideas of -- there were some things that did not go away like the repeal of the wealth tax and then we saw some things like the citizens initiatives. some of the citizens initiatives like the claimant one is something of a damp squid. this idea that this was not something th

world heritage for 60. likes it is a boom town it is the fastest growing city in germany with currently almost 600000 inhabitants and international and young city most people here are between 20 and 30 years old. that's also all because of the university of new main building was inaugurated in 2012. the ensemble includes the paulino the university church its reconstruction closer so wounded the city. because the east german leadership blew up its historic precess or building in 1968. the university of life issue is the 2nd oldest university in germany it was founded in 1409 new and old are combined in a fascinating way the university is now each jurisdiction. since the fall of the berlin wall the people from life that can travel all over the world for example to south america by the way i like to go there too and now live here is going to show you a very special place over there the city of la paz in bolivia. it was like i mean here from the path taken the day off to show you the fab sights in my city. is t

i am the policy analyst here at the heritage foundation. i am joined by senator deb fischer, who we have on screen. senator fischer represents the state of nebraska, the headquarters of u.s. strategic command and is the ranking member of the senate armed services subcommittee on nuclear services for -- services. we are glad she could take some time out of her busy schedule to talk about nuclear is asian. we will start with comments from senator fischer, then we will move on to questions. senator, whenever you are ready, start us off. sen. fischer: thank you for that introduction, and to heritage for hosting this discussion on the future of nuclear modernization. the last few administrations there has been robust bipartisan support for nuclear modernization. we have spirited debates but members of both parties have repeatedly joined together to provide the necessary resources for this effort to move forward and i expect this congress will continue to do so. the chairman of the senate armed services committee has explicitly endorsed moderniza

i am the policy analyst here at the heritage foundation. i am joined by senator deb fischer, who we have on screen. senator fischer represents the state of nebraska, the headquarters of u.s. strategic command and is the ranking member of the senate armed services

so it represents us as a cultural heritage _ represents us as a cultural heritage town so it's collapseically and we are not ha - . ., ., psychologically and we are not hau. ., ., . psychologically and we are not happy. you hear so much about the natural _ happy. you hear so much about the natural beauty _ happy. you hear so much about the natural beauty of _ happy. you hear so much about the natural beauty of africa - the natural beauty of africa like its wildlife and very little about the architecture. many of the old low—lying swahili trailing settlements along the east coast are at risk from rising seas and coastal erosion. it is going to take a lot of money and a lot of will to restore this fascinating history for future generations. unfortunately that is all the time we have left for today. is all the time we have left fortoday. next is all the time we have left for today. next week, is all the time we have left fortoday. next week, lucy is all the time we have left for today. next week, lucy is here to revisit some of our favourite adventures in south america. including the time

going to be 2 key elements of my trip to germany's northeast i want to discover sheilds and a world heritage city and the baltic island of luton. to get a little overview of i'm at st mary's church it's considered a masterpiece of late gothic architecture and voce and tower that gives me a perfect view of the city. here in charlotte i'm going to admire and amazing viking treasure and to some local delicacies i'm also really looking forward to exploring the island of including in the low season one it's not so overrun with tourists. besides that we'll show you what deludes famous shock is used for. our female of the week takes us to a popular festival and colombia. and our globe trotter will show us the winter sports paradise around davos in switzerland. and was founded in 1234 and was a member of the mediæval training alliance the hands the attic league is now symbolized by the magnificent brick gothic architecture built at the time it's also why shawls and was declared a unesco world heritage site in 2002. and the court you'll find a real eye catcher that gore's fuck a former training saili

and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 getting up now. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of the code of special monday to friday. by 2050 more than half the world will be leaving. says we haven't had to think about our war or worry about. i think that era is over this is the crisis of our time it's a financial problem like any other financial the world is changing to the most important commodity. called the free for most of her mississippi or commodity stores march 22nd on. this is news live from berlin london police are under fire after clashes at a vigil for the murdered english woman sarah ever. there have been calls to investigate the officers response after politicians describe it as an acceptable deeply disturbing tensions run high at the memorial to men being held for the woman's murder is himself a member of the police force also coming up. voters in 2 german states go

going to be 2 key elements of my trip to germany's northeast i want to discover chiles and a world heritage city and the baltic island of prudent. to get a little overview of the i'm at st mary's church it's considered a masterpiece of late gothic architecture and boasts a tower that gives me a perfect view of the city. here in straws and i'm going to admire and amazing viking treasure and local delicacies i'm also really looking forward to exploring the island of including in the low season one it's not so overrun with tourists. besides that we'll show you what delusions famous shock is used for. hours. female of the week takes us to a popular festival in colombia. and our globe trotter will show us the winter sports paradise around davos in switzerland. charles and was founded in 1234 and was a member of the mediæval trading alliance they had sciatic league it's now symbolized by the magnificent brick gothic architecture built at the time it's also why shawls and was declared a unesco world heritage site in 2002. and the port you'll find a real eye catcher the gorge fuck a former training

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>>caller: my name is evan rosen and i'm parkside heritage. delightedthis committee is taking a landmark designation for the there . too often decision-makers think and act like there's not much worth keeping and restoring in western neighborhood and sometimes there's even a stigma sunset and parkside district and that some of the architecture is different from that the orioles square but the longer i live in parkside the more i come to see how significant this neighborhood is and there's a lot worth keeping and restoring and improving in parkside. the trocadero is inappropriate for us to start because it's inextricably linked with the history of our city but you know, the trouble darrell is just one of the many structures that are part and parcel of the character and relevance of the western neighborhood. you have chernow station in the parkside, foresthill station , the empire the building unless florida avenue and the list goes on and on . these structures give francisco the look and feel and the character that has drawn people here for so

from heritage foundation this is about 40 minutes. >> good morning everyone thank you for joining this discuss is critical topic of u.s. nuclear station. my name is patty jane on the policy analyst for the nuclear deterrence here at the heritage foundation. i'm joined today by senator deb fischer we have here on screen. senator fischer reppert of the state of nebraska home the senate armed services subcommittee on strategic forces. she's thrilled she'll take time out of her busy schedule to take insight on the where the u.s. is going with nuclear modernization. so were going to start up today's event with some comments from senator fischer on the backdrop for nuclear modernization and then i will move on to some questions. so senator, whenever you're ready please start us off. >> okay thank you for that introduction patty jane and to heritage for hosting this event on modernization. the last two administrations it has been a robust bipartisan support for modernizing deterrence and infrastructure on which it depends. i repeatedly joined together for this effort to move forward. and i ex

world heritage $360.00 get the maps now. more than 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. with christianity firmly established there is a greater demand for houses of worship. and both religious and secular leaders are eager to display their power so churches become palaces. the race begins who can create the tallest biggest most beautiful structures. the big stone masons builders in the heart to compete with each other to build even the car trips the business is how massive churches the towers that pierce the clouds like skyscrapers are created the book. contest of the cathedral starts people 12th on t.w. . plane. the big . this is the news live from berlin. islands in the in march security forces there kill several more protesters as demonstrations against the military coup continue. oso coming up china deals a fresh blow to what is left of democracy in hong kong the communist party says it wants quote patriots to run the city in the future. plus when the nightmare and one year after the world health org

and disaster at the house of wonders — how to fix zanzibar�*s heritage showpiece.ill be a repaired house of wonder. so don't go away. next this week to spain, and we are with the family who has spent almost 70 years photographing the country from the air. collectively, they have amassed more than a million pictures documenting a period in which the country's landscape has been transformed by mass tourism, so we asked them to open their archives for us and share some of those images. next this week, zanzibar, a short hop from the tanzanian coast. i'm doing a little bit of exploring through the winding streets of its capital. i think i'm lost! but i kind of like it, actually. these alleyways snake through stone town, which is zanzibar�*s historic quarter, and they are quite beautiful — actually, the whole place, all of this island, is really stunning. there are all kinds of influences — persian, arabian, african, of course, and european. this was a trading city. a real crossroads. people would come here for spices. but sadly, slaves too. one of the world's last open

known of the ones in sol and is the 1st my own works the largest in the country and a unesco world heritage site and then this contrast the countryside along the muzzle with it's been you know it's in the appellate 3 countries meet. left of the missouri river is germany france is straight ahead and to the right is luxembourg and the little town of schengen. here in 19050 pm history was made. this monument commemorates the moment when 5 e.u. member states 1st agreed to dispense with internal border chicks the birth of the schengen agreement the open european borders serve solemn brilliantly especially when it comes to killing there he delights. 7 restaurants in this small state has been awarded michelin stars a feast for the senses and fitting way to wind up a sightseeing tour of solving it. we move on to the state capital example look at with a population of 180000 it's solid only real city. among the sites here are the baraki. and stop looking castle. today it serves as administrative had quarters asked for silence past their story q. museum next door tells all about it. in solemn the euro

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and explore fascinating world heritage sites. t.w. world heritage 360 get kidnapped now. been robbed of their soul that's what it people experiences when their heritage is taken from them countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists can't carted off to europe. what should be done with the stolen art from africa. stolen sold on t w. 'd this is the story of a world whose borders and territories were drawn by the slave trade where violence subjugation and profit impose their own roots this criminal system shaped our history and our world. unsubtle me the portuguese invented an economic model with unprecedented profitability the sugar plantation. was the 1st black colony of 1st slaves as are others. where when i was a black man with sugar care. in the 16th century other european powers were eager to follow their model their greed would plunge an entire continent into chaos and violence nearly 13000000 africans were cast on to new slavery routes to the new world where the english the french and the dutch hopes to become wealthy in measurably we

of their soul that's what it people experiences when their heritage is taken from them countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists country carted off to europe. what should be done with the stolen north from africa . stolen soul w. . thanks. buildings that resemble mystical creatures. spectacular futuristic skyscrapers adorned with greenery and a 300 meter high rooftop garden. singapore set its sights high. it evolved from a developing country to one of the richest nations in the world within just a few decades us. here east meets west and the past meets the future. of. the airport. features the highest indoor waterfall in the world so singapore also has the world's largest orchid collection a guinness the world heritage site. and people live in spectacular building block architecture. and ultra modern city yet the jungle and its animals are never far away. and that poses a constant challenge. in parklea day begins while it is still pitch black bird cages are carried back and forth william has been unloading his birds here for 25 years. he only takes time

and explore fascinating world heritage sites. double your world heritage 360 get the maps now. to a. marvelous worlds and to stop cost reminiscent of hollywood movies no wonder people around the globe and yes think about computer games but how influential are they really and how does the gaming seen impact society a topic today on ship. more than 3000000000 people around the world. regularly play games on a p.c. console or in my case on the smartphone games are an everyday part of life for about 40 percent of the people worldwide so it's not surprising that marketing strategist count on the wide reach like with the popular real time simulation game animal crossing your horizons earlier this year it was sold out even democratic presidential candidate joe biden was nearly 80 years old is using the game to reach new voters over 22000000 people play animal crossing new horizons in this game. now you can also use campaign posters team behind joe biden's campaign has added to the game all of which can be put up as. joe biden's campaign team are trying to reach specific target audienc

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and explore fascinating world heritage sites the. world heritage 316 get me out now. this is the news line from birth in poland into it's a new lockdown as coronavirus cases spiral up puts public what shuts down for 3 weeks as in fiction rates near record highs soaring number of new cases threaten a system also on the show thousands protested in istanbul after turkish president at a one pulls out of an international treaty to protect women who can spot one supporters say the pact damages traditional values. and the great closing in on. in the bundesliga and keep scoring goals at his club i keep on winning. a match and held welcome covenanted in fiction rights are rising across europe as the continent battles a 3rd wife of the virus poland is one of the hardest hit and new lockdown restrictions come into force on saturday much of public life will shut down for at least the next 3 weeks in an effort to bring the virus under control paul and has experienced an exponential growth in cases of the last month the growing numbers of people are putting severe a burden on the h

and explore fascinating world heritage sites. world heritage 360 get kidnapped now. coming up on arts and culture the struggle behind the stardom and you documentary examines the life of tina turner. and a photographer who's near death experience changed his heart now he's turning his lens only life in the top down. a. little here how afrobeat is feasting the music industry in the. t.v. . now it's a film that premiered this month at butlins international film festival and is coming soon to h.b.o. and sky tina promises never before seen footage of the music icon and features personal recollections by tina turner a south. look what i have done in this life with this body place ever get in the cotton field exert myself all day never was not talking for. 3 minutes i was how young go born is and i'm a bullet became the superstar you know china the story of the hell she lived through with hospitals and musical partner ike turner and how she escaped is familiar but still packs and the motional punk. in some ways we are telling that story to a new generation. but we're also

and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get up now. they are part of every society yet they needs are often overlooked. worldwide there are more than 1000000000 people with a physical or mental disability. not scientific developments might improve their lives. we're taking a look in this edition of tomorrow today the science show on d w. it's great to have you with us welcome to the show. about this record is about hands or rather if we lose them how we can replace them it's not so easy because with our hands we can grasp tightly move smoothly and work with great precision. it takes children several years to learn to grip properly. this only works thanks to coordination of the brain nerves and muscles. and how does that work. when a movement is to be performed the brain sends commands to the muscles via the spinal cord. the signal arrives and the young is raced. the nerve cells in the spinal cord also conduct stimuli back to the brain the impulses flow in both directions. and that's at the core of modern press the technology. this robo

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