n, g. and so reserves are high and it shouldn't be a problem this winter, but it's, it's already looking like in which were dangerous situation for europe coming in to to next winter may not be able to get the same energy supplies next summer as they, as a got this summer because china did not buy as much energy as a contract and therefore allowing that energy to go to europe. if the time these economy recovers as it now appears to be, then china will take that energy and europe on get it. so the position therefore is we could be looking at a much higher or a gas price and greater volatility in the gas market this time next year. and i think the mechanism therefore, is aimed at that rather than anything more immediate for check. what's poland position on this? it's one of the countries that's pushing hard for this camp is good. yes, bowden is one of the country that pushes hard for the camp. but as also one of the countries that has been for a long time pushing for european energy independe

n g with pipeline gas. so these in the connect us, oh, really the key to make and to make gas fun trouble. and yesterday, europe has been working on this actually since about 1998 from various places. and um and, and it needs to, it needs to speed that up, chris, there in moscow. what, what impact a sanctions against russia having on ordinary people when you talked about the fact that people are far more work dropped off a better approach? couple oil than they are on gas is, is any of this having any impact on daily life? 3rd rush hours please issues or not just is it a night mode or price are and, and it says ceiling with sanctions and furniture, government level or economist level, the ordinary people, you know, going about a daily life. people, of course, a consumer are aware and are affected by say, the travel plans like to suit nurses and along across the border and supposed to countries or poland, et cetera, ah, price increases. we've seen this year because of trade disruptions and there is a general

n, g. and so reserves are high and it shouldn't be a problem this winter, but it's, it's already looking like in which were dangerous situation for europe coming in to to next winter may not be able to get the same energy supplies next summer as they, as a got this summer because china did not buy as much energy as a contract and therefore allowed that energy to go to europe. if the time these economy recovers as it now appears to be, then china will take that energy and europe on get it. so the position therefore is we could be looking at a much higher a gas price and greater volatility in the gas market this time next year. and i think the mechanism therefore, is aimed at that rather than anything more immediate for check. what's poland position on this? it's one of the countries that's pushing hard for this cap, isn't it? yes, bohlin is one of the country that pushes hard for the camp. but as also one of the countries that has been for a long time pushing for european energy independence

n g with pipeline gas. so d's in the connect us, oh, really the key to make and to make gas sponsor a bowl and yest, of europe has been working on this actually since about 1998 from various places and them and, and it needs to, it needs to speed that up, chris, their m. oscar, what, what impact a sanctions against russia having on ordinary people, you talked about the fact that people are formal, worked out of a better approach. couple oil than they are on gas is, is any of this having any impact on daily life. 3rd, russia hours. but these issues are not just a nice note on price and, and it says, ceiling resizes in very much her government level or as economist and level, the ordinary people, you know, going about a daily life. people are course a concert are aware and are affected by say, the travel plans like to suit nurses and no longer cross the border deposit countries or poland, et cetera, ah, price increases. we've seen this year because of trade disruptions. and there is a general concerned about

in other news now, the taliban have ordered all foreign and domestic, n g r. as in afghanistan to stop employing women, they alleged there were complaints that some women were not wearing a headscarf or he job. the decision comes just days after a ban on women attending universities, which prompted global outrage and protests in afghanistan, journalist allie le t. v. as in cobble earlier, he told us what his band could mean in practical terms. it's huge, ah, if you think about it, you know it, it's just basic logistics every time there's some kind of an emergency. every time there's some kind of a need, you can ignore 50 percent of the population. obviously anywhere in the world. a woman is better capable of serving another woman, you know, whether that's going into the home delivering medical center where delivering mental health in delivering anything. and you also have to remember that it's not just the recipient, it's also the workers because there are so many households where the soul breadwinner is a woman. a lot of those women worked in n g o and now th

so that is the ban regarding the n g o. and there's also been this ban regarding universities. what's been the fall out there? it's been huge. you know, we've seen protest in host an anger, har can dodd and, and talk to, you know, we've seen faculty members quit, we've seen the entire faculties, for instance, the, the 4th year computer science students and couple, after they will not resume their studies. the medical student and our university said they will not resume their studies. more than 60 faculty and staff have resigned from their post day. you know, the impact of that, you know, people are not taking this quietly. you know, the m, the, both of these are very heavy blows for people, people thought like, you know, we're going to wait, we're going to wait and eventually it just became too much. it became too obvious that things were going in the complete wrong trajectory. there was no hope of you know, things looking even a little bit after these last 2 eat it was journalists tc in cobble. now china is battling a surge in cove in 1900 cases. bloomberg and financial times,

n. g as an alternative to the natural gas and used to receive via pipeline from russia. with the ship's name hug, esperanza alludes to hope this ellen g floating terminal is expected to supply 6 percent of germany's annual gas consumption. that's big given the countries dire need for alternatives to russian energy exports. the, i'm in a few months with managed to establish germany's 1st liquefied gas terminal. it's a process that otherwise takes 5 to 6 years. it will not. and the terminal will convert liquefied natural gas into gas and also serve as a storage facility. meanwhile, rushes looking to other partners to replace buyers in the u. worse than show them just using an important step to reduce the impact of sanctions and other whole style actions against russia will be the development of port and pipeline infrastructure in the south and east, including increasingly export of natural gas rushes, looking east and south. while the west turns elsewhere to put the new terminal marks of milestone for germany and finding alternatives to russian energy and it's assigned to

a lot of those women worked in n g o and now they're effectively out of a job. i'd been income as it gets colder and colder and cobble and prices for everything including food are going up. it's a huge impact. you know, it's an economic impact of societal impact, humanitarian impact. it's a moral impact on morale impact. i was just with the head of the gynecological doctors union for avalon is trying to and she had no idea what to do. she didn't know what to do with her office. she didn't know what to do with her workers. she even scared for the future of her clinic. you know, her daughters were scared like this is just another strike. another limitation on them. you know, they're 14 and younger, you know, wondering what their future will be. that was journalist allie latifah, and cobbled day. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. almost 2 dozen people have been killed in russia after a fire broke out at a private nursing home. thousands of fire fighters fought to control the blaze in the body library and cit

he also coordinates at 28 n g o z in afghanistan. so we have 3 major n g o is announcing they are going to be suspending their work in afghanistan after the tale buns ban on women's staff. do you believe that that is the right response? well, for those liberal choices, when we're talking about the speech of gustavo, the poorest country in the world, i'm a bit worse. sure. it has an extremely high level need. but it's also true participation of women staff in the discharge of community work is essential, am visible of me to a delivery, and we can all deliver aid. we ok. i want to ask what kind of communication channels the u. n. has with the taliban, what kind of pressure might you be able to exert that would change their minds on this issue? i wouldn't use the word pressure. i wouldn't say there will negotiations. that about is the fact off. where did you start? and as such, did due to bearers, the beer, the responsibility, the prime responsibility or provision of each to the people. and we are here in our, in partial capacity to del

n g. so it's, it's definitely doable and be there should be the full, i want to break it. i'm so i want break. i want to ask you, before we run out of time, the approval process of the construction of this. it lasted only 10 months, or that's lightspeed by diamond regulatory standards. it's often been said that it be nice to have this for renewable approvals for wind turbines, for solar cells. does the set a precedent briefly if you can? no, it doesn't. a we've, we have this in vaccinations if we so many light speeds, but not in energy transition. we definitely need this for climate action to accelerate wind and solar and so on. and if you compared to corona, ah, the money we spent for co, nora corona would definitely last a to have a complete transition. tolbert climate, the trellis he worldwide. so that's the good news and does be feasible and it's doable. but we need acceleration from the permission side. definitely are actually for wind because dana professor at the technical university o t. h. regensburg thank you so much. thank you. russia has also been looking for a

n. g terminals. what exactly would that be for germany? well, when we talk about hydrogen, it's not about a short term alternative because hydrogen is going to mean that you need to set up an infrastructure anyway. be it screen infrastructure from germany or from other sources. but in the right now, in this moment, we understand why those terminals are necessary, but let's not slow down in our efforts. so for energy transition, and this is about saving energy is the most important thing about also accelerating the brand model of renewables. and that's what we want to see. so let's take the space, let's take it to energy transition and its limits. those fossil projects to water so really necessary konstantin sag from environmental action. germany, thank you for joining us on data frontier. let's take a look now at some other world news headlines. china has seen a sharp rise in coven 19 cases in the capital beijing high numbers of workers. there have been testing positive shortly after measures were east following public unrest. funeral home

i cannot see how this other n g deal will help you. ok, consumers for start with the energy bills when i see about talk about the n g u and europe. neither is expansion of gas from the us. europe is getting the shock treatment. moving from the cost russian gas supplied on the invite, the long term dependable contracts to high cost imported at n g from wherever, but particularly from the united states. and meanwhile, europe faces an energy crisis. it faces economic disaster. seeing how the winter moves moves along forage, the u. s. u k initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy crisis. which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war of such over to perino, which has sworn in its 1st female president dina bowie was a while her previous pedro castillo has been impeached and placed under arrest most castillo and the countries congress, which voted to remove him, have accused each other of an acting, accrue, protested floated the streets of the capital lima, as events unfolded expressing mi

he's the boss of another n g a that shows an office with fight in impunity. he's been released on a tag, so he's going to lecture tag on his, on his ankle so that, but still charged. all of them, all 4 of them with corruption, money laundering, and participation in a criminal organization. and he's looking like this. a scandal extends beyond before currently in cost custody. there is a lot of suspicion about what's going on. there's been a number of m p. 's who've been named, there's been some, some, some reporting going on today about any piece that have turned up in countries on unregistered visit. they are a huge microscope now for all of their activities related to this. the european parliament suspended eva kylie as a, as a vice president of the parliament. so she was due to that of all of her political groups and there is going to be an internal pro, this sort of 2 things going on here to be on the city. there's one that the legal case, the case of corruption against these 4 people there in the investigation, but also a political case against the the ag

n. g are priced up to 4 times higher than the domestic market. energy experts point out the u. k. u s. deal will not solve the crisis. is a strategy that is at best short sighted and at west will only further enrich the oil and gas industry at the expense of everyone else. the u. k. dependence on russian energy exports has been comparatively low. last year just 4 percent of gas was imported. the major portion of the u. k. supply coming from norway, international petroleum economist john foster question whether the new deal will be able to lower prices. what they okay. united states say is that in this announcement is that they will work together to what they say to increase energy security and drive down prices. in my view, that's meaningless. it's a hollow promise. they, us, administration, the people of washington do not regulate the prices for over to the other commercial terms, which the energy exports are made by private companies in the united states. i cannot see how this other deal will help you. ok, consumers for start with energy bills when i see about they talk about th

n g and couldn't those lead to other problems of energy dependence of was the case with russia. yeah, for sure. in fact, the gas ministry from spain was initially imported from elsewhere, most veil in g that germany will be receiving through the terminals with this one. and the other ones that are coming will be from the united states, but also coming from canada and pretty much any, any supply around the world that has capacity to send to germany. that will mean prices will remain high. and there is, of course, a dependency emerging here on a ship market. the germany product prior to this crisis didn't have. but of course, in this situation that you can choose, this is a necessity now. and that is great new reality. but it's again, it's that it's human for now, but it's a lot of money and for it is really cold in germany right now. and there been some warning, it's not the country is using up. it's ga storage too fast. is the legitimate concern. it is gold, it's even cold here in the u. k. though it is a bit of a concern, but for this to become a major problem for germany, for t

n g, back to its gaseous state. and the floating terminal in films haven is connected to the natural gas network in germany via 26 kilometer pipeline. the pipeline cost around $150000000.00 euros and can deliver around 6 percent of germany's natural gas supply needed in a year. right now it's just in test phase full operation is expected in january with learn more about this with me. how's standard? he's professor for energy storage and energy systems at the technical university o. t h. regensburg be held. great to have you on the show. first flows, we've had multiple milestones with this terminal. the fact was completed. now we have a ship that's there and now we have the 1st flows going in. give us some sense of how important this actually is for where we are in this crisis. it's definitely very meaningful to germany as we really struggle to get more independent from russian energy imports. so that's definitely milestone and, and i'm really happy that it happened that fast, but yeah, that's bridging us for some ye

show 3 major aid groups say they're suspending operations in afghanistan after the taliban order all n g o to stop employing women and extreme weather knocks out power to millions of homes and businesses across north america. disrupting holiday travel plans. ah, hello, i'm claire richardson, thanks so much for joining us. for orthodox russians and ukrainians, christmas is normally celebrated in january. but after russia's invasion, many in ukraine are now choosing to mark the occasion today. instead, as ukraine continues to suffer from deadly russian attacks on civilians and critical infrastructure, president would amuse lensky has delivered a christmas eve address, saying he believes tears will give way to joy. christmas on the front lines. these ukrainian soldiers embankment has ceased relentless russian attacks. for months, the city has seen some of the toughest fighting of the war since it began in february. but even here, soldiers the taking a moment to reflect on the occasion. it on every near christmas during wall is still christmas. homeowners leverage the holiday should remain a

n. g. and with the majority of russian gas, no longer available on the moon, it a number of emerging countries. and now looking for alternatives. and my fear is really that in many parts of the world in south asia as well, people with not using, called again, the prospect of lower energy prices seems at least a few years away. the situation that's already having a tangible knock on effect for many countries in asia, with even cold, becoming more expensive. but for the foreseeable future, using coal to produce energy will still be far cheaper than the gas option. agriculture consumes a lot of energy and soaring costs are also the top priority for american farmers. in addition to rising fertilizer, chemical and seat prices, energy costs are squeezing their profit margins. you as president biden has made big promises to help farmers, whether the storm, but many of them say that his administration caused their problems in the 1st place . ah, who across the american midwest farmers are wrapping

n. g terminal. the country's 1st and courtesy of this ship, the hug esperanza lovely name. it's all happening here in films hoffen on germany's north co, north sea coast. that's where the ship, the central part of the terminal will convert the delivered l n g back to its gaseous state. and the floating terminal in village haven is connected to the natural gas network in germany via 26 kilometer pipeline. the pipeline cost around $150000000.00 euros and can deliver around 6 percent of germany's natural gas supply needed in a year. right now, just in test phase full operation is expected in january with learn more about this with me. how's standard? he's professor for energy storage and energy systems at the technical university o. t h. regensburg be held. great to have you on the show. first flows. we've had multiple milestones with this terminal, the fact it was completed. now we have a ship that's there and now we have the 1st flows going in. give us some sense of how important this actually is for where we are in this crisis. it's definitely very meaningful to germany as

n. g terminal. built in record time in the hope of ending dependency on russian gas. and adding to an existing europe wide network. the, i'm on the, we've spoken to our friends on europe's west coast, in the netherlands and belgium, about extending their terminals and carrying capacity. and france will send us gas for the 1st time. so on to leave. and that liquefied natural gas comes from all around the world, but imports from russia into europe have risen to record levels, accounting for 13 percent of the total. beyond my net whom f liquid inputs from russia to europe are increasing again to spain and france. and there are long term contracts between these countries and russia, that some is also going to belgium and the netherlands. and this gas is being sent on to germany. uses gas, we're done. alright, doggedly, fat, knock, deutschland siberian gas is being transported by see russia has been building new l n. g terminals of its own export volumes are smaller than before. but russia is earning $5.00 to $10.00 times more from liquid gas than it used to make. why the

n. g terminal. we'll look at what it means for the energy crisis. russia opens a new gas field as part of its pivot to china. but can it really replace the energy trade volumes it enjoyed with europe? also on our shows as the destruction and ukraine is growing and the price tag for reconstruction, rising, we'll speak with the head of europe reconstruction bank, about the plans rebuild. welcome to the show. a small milestone in germany today as the 1st flows of liquefied natural gas have entered the country's gas network. it's happening via via a new ellen g terminal. the country's 1st and courtesy of this ship, the hug esperanza lovely name. it's all happening here and bill holmes hoffen on germany's north coat north sea coast. that's where the ship, the central part of the terminal will convert the delivered l. n g back to its gaseous state and the floating terminal in vill hm sullivan is connected to the natural gas network in germany, vh 26 kilometer pipeline. the pipeline cost around $150000000.

also coming up the taliban border, who n g o is to stop employing women in afghanistan. the decision comes just days after a band on women attending universities. ah, i'm jared ray. thanks for your company. and merry christmas were starting the shore in ukraine today, where sadly this year's festive season is being defined by war. a russian strike in the southern city of hess on the killed at least 10 people and wounded dozens of others on saturday. the city has been the target of constant russian shilling since ukrainian troops regained control of it last month. and just a word of caution, you might find the images in our next report, disturbing hassan's city center on christmas eve. normally at this time of year, this square would be bustling with activity. this year, a russian missile has left the streets, strewn with bodies and blood, and distraught, loved ones left behind me here or i really or noon, or one of the people killed was selling me to the market. worried. you just went out on the stairs to have a smoke. a pool was blood there. we were both heard, but we j

n. g liquefied natural gas. the worn ukraine has fueled frantic purchases of it. but industrialized countries are paying higher prices, which poor countries cannot afford. and they are now facing blackouts. christiane pacino's has more in this blue. on october 4th, 2022. the power suddenly went out in bangladesh, plunging over 100000000 people into darkness. initially, no explanation was given during the day night continued more or less as normal. the figures flock out in almost a decade was likely connected to gas supply shortages due to the country's ongoing struggle to fund imports at the vital resource. i think the challenge is rather more of a limited supply of guess to the power generation companies. we chest suddenly and suddenly or shut down the production of some of the power plants. and that has created a choose pressure in the and the power demand from the rest of the other galvan greek areas and has created a high fluctuation and high voltage radiation. and which caused this pr

the butcher city council relies largely under nations to get to the winter for a foreign n g o. gave this generator, but it's not powerful enough to cover all the needs back into capital keys, electricians work day and night to repair and maintain this city agreed that despite all their efforts, the situation remains critical. but a pe he unless on bread the la with a wood. yeah, the strategy is, 1st of all, to restore the electricity supply. however, we can so that people have so we can't always stick to schedule or return equipment to how it was before the war. but the temporary solutions like plant power cars are working. so people are getting some light to their homes with the capacity that existed before the war is no longer there. and that's a problem of law. the william a perio doors out as you on the my e senior problem. a problem that is likely to continue to out the winter here with temperatures often dropping well below freezing and no end in sight to rush in as to i was trying to some of the stories making news right now. almost 2 dozen people of been killed in rush after

n. g priced up to 4 times higher than european domestic markets. energy experts, stress a person's deal with us will not solve the crisis. it is a strategy that is at best short sighted, and at worst, will only further enrich the oil and gas industry at the expense of everyone else. the case dependence on russian energy has been comparatively low. last year it imported just 4 percent of its gas from russia. the majority coming from norway, international petroleum economists don't foster question whether the new deal will actually help lower prices. what do you? okay, not his state say his is in this announcement is that they will work together to what they say to increase energy security and drive down prices. in my view, that's meaningless. it's a hollow promise. they, us, administration, the people of washington do not regulate the price over to the other commercial terms, which the energy exports are made by private companies in the united states. i cannot see how this other deal will h

who think europe is for sale or think they can take over our n g o z. let me say that you will find this parliament firmly in your way. we are europeans. we would rather be cold than bought. ah, so we're just a hearing there from they are president of the european parliament or roberta much so that speaking on this, this, these alleged corruption that allegations are mindful of the presumption of innocence. you're speaking to emmy piece arts in strasburg, where we find her, our brussels are corresponded to barbara vase or welcome back barbara, a very very roberta, mit sullivan at seemed quite angry, very strong words from her very strong speech. she is obviously very angry and she had to keep held herself back not to say something like, she explained at the very beginning of her speech and not to say something that sort of goes across the judicial process. because of course, this is up to belgian authorities, the belgium prosecutor has to sort of look and investigated these accusations, they have to figure out the details. they have to find out who else

the human rights n g o base to hear him in brussels. the question is exactly how deep this goes as a lot of public information showing sort of gleaming votes, where the gleaming speeches, sorry, we're a highly spool spoke very much in favor of the category government and what they're doing regarding labor laws. your so was in attendance at a vote in a legal affairs committee that she actually doesn't sit on, but she actively went to vote in favor of liberalizing the visa process for these connections. and that 600000 euros in cash. that was fine by police on thursday friday night is going to be a real indicator real part of the evidence that goes forward. not the belgian authorities are being very tight lipped about this, that not really naming people than not expanding too much on the charges. and that's obviously because investigations are going to be going probably for some time turn to ukraine now. and in her keys, ukrainian investigators are gathering the remains of russian weapons used against civilians. they help their work can s

okay. consumers per start with energy bills when i see about talk about the n g. u and europe doesn't need this expansion of gas from us. europe is getting the shock treatment. moving from low cost russian gas supplied on the invite, the long term dependable contracts to high cost imported at n g, from wherever, particularly from the united states. and meanwhile, europe faces an energy crisis. it faces economic disaster. seeing how the winter moves along for h. a u. s. u k initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy prices, which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war. such, peru has worn in its 1st female president dana. paula said that the countries now form a president, petro castillo, has now been impeached, placed under arrest. both castillo and the congress that removed him, have accused each other of an acting, a qu, protest. he passed the streets of lima, some half a others distressed by the sudden change in leadership. hello, i say, perform a vice president as president, following a congressional vote t

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okay. consumers for start with energy bills when i see about talking about the n g. u and europe doesn't need us expansion of gas from the us. europe is getting the shock treatment. moving from low cost russian gas supplied on the invite, be long term dependable contracts to high cost imported at n g from wherever, but particularly from the united states. and meanwhile, europe faces an energy crisis. it faces economic disaster. seeing how the winter moves, moves along for h, a u. s. u k initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy prices, which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war of such a step toward a complete this, sophia, that's how some environmentalists have slammed a trial in the u. k. city of oxford that will require residents to get a permit to use their private vehicles in the center during rush hour. we think that this is one small step toward just complete to stoba using climate to net 0 as an excuse, as per usual when rules and regulations are brought into restrict people, they never actually use the

n. g annually. and americans of surgery, a company is also part of the deal and will be responsible for delivery of the fuel . the german chancellor has welcome the agreement. this building has been scrambling to replace impulse from russia. does lead to again said the germany needs guitar, but equally important partners elsewhere to do business with to an hour later this country will strike a deal because jeremy is in need of energy and need to diversify its sources of energy and kind of provide the reliable source of energy in the meantime, once also to secure long term contracts in order to genetic income today isn't by it's the economy and i think the country would shine in the future, but this is not short. this will not solve the short term issue as a crisis in germany, or you're just trying to think to sign a deal with that with the, with the fact that i'm jeremy is in meet sooner or later. you know, they are in nice. i you cannot depend on when the, i think it's the mature is try and longer

the head of this n g o says that he's so happy that they have so much data and so much information on so many people. and even though this isn't n g o, the reporter himself says that the aims of the syndrome coincide with the government. and then they focus their attention on one guy who works for the son, jill. he's part of ukraine's special forces and he's saying we need to find out hung down. he says, each and every one and punish them. let's take a look at a clip. derosa education takes many forms, including the hunt for collaborators or traitors as this post of i me calls them. alexander is a special forces soldier, hunting down. collaborators is something he does to fix on that has no sympathy for those that were tempted to work with the russians. they have to be hunted down, he says. and they didn't even bother to blur either to our code of this organization. so anyone can fully go there, and for example, you have a vendetta with your neighbor, go and tell them and say that there are collaborators with the russian a military for example. but that's minor compared to the main is

n . g. annually. an american subsidiary company is also parts of the deal and will be responsible for delivery of that fuel. the german chancellor has welcome the agreement as berlin's been scrambling to replace report imports from russia. dr. kelly, dr again says that germany needs guitar, but though has equally important partners elsewhere to do business with. to another letter, this country will strike a deal because jeremy is in need of energy and need to diversify sources of energy and kind of provide reliable, sustainable source of energy in the meantime. but i want also to see if your long term contract in order to genetic income today is the economy. i think the country will shine in the future. but this sort of not sure this will not solve the short term issue edgy cars in germany or you're just trying to think to sign a deal with that with the with the fact that i'm jeremy is in the sooner or later they are in nice. i you can not depend on when i was at the i think it's the mature even try a

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he may, are ha, yesterday has been decades in the making activists from the african diaspora and n g olds. have long been calling for the names of german colonizers to be removed from berlin streets during a ceremony with authorities, local activists, and a delegation from cameroon. to streets of the so called african quarter, a residential area in the north west of berlin. now got new names. isn't what you have ordered sufficient access. wonder. this street was named after out of flu dalits, who established imperial germany's colony. in what is the modern day country of namibia, cornelius frederick street has taken its place named after the indigenous leader who fought in the resistance against the german colonization. there. gustav nasty go who declared today's cameroon, toggle and parts of ghana as german imperial colonies had this square named after him finally developed during the nazi era. it is now called monga bed square in honor of emily and rudolph to allah, among a bell, who let the resistance movement against german colonize us income room, or frederick's and rudolph mung