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♪ peter: hello and welcome to "quadriga," coming to you from the heart of berlin.hat a week it has been in german politics, the country plunged into uncertainty end of people after the dramatic -- and down to as talks break form a new coalition government. it seemed to be a major blow to angela merkel's hopes of pressing ahead with a fourth term in office. to be thetions look likeliest option. it could be months before europe's leading nation as a functioning government. the question is, merkel under pressure, how stable is germany? to discuss that, i'm joined by three observers of german politics. matthew karnitschnig, politico's chief europe correspondent, he says germany will remain stable with or without merkel. what this crisis shows is how much or germany's democracy has become. also with us is judy dempsey, senior fellow at carnegie europe. judy believes that germany is europe's newest problblem. the collapse of coalition talks in berlin will have serious repercussions. and a warm welcome to anna sauerbrey, reporter with berlin's der tagesspiegel newspaper a

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thank you all for being with me here today in the "quadriga" studio.nna, i've just referred to the "new york times." the "new york times" has referred to germany's crisis. how do you assess the gravity of the crisis? anna: in american terms, there are still enough adults in germany to manage this crisis. i don't think it goes very deep. what i'm worried about is the political culture. does the political culture and disdain for compromise still fit with the political system that is based on compromise? in the midterm, i am worried. judy: it is very interesting that short termism has come to categorize german politics even though merkel has been in power 12 years. even during the start of the coalition talks, everyone was trying to get to the cameras, but i think anna is right. the ididea of a culture of consensus and compromise is giving way to perhaps political opportunism. matthew: i actually disagree that that is a bad thing. i think it is happening, but it could be a good thing. there are a lot of people over the past eight years, 12 years, that hav

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hello and welcome to quadriga donald trump is packing his bags for asia the longest trip of his presidency so far it won't be an easy one even though he does plan to do some of golfing in japan had the most important stuff is china where he'll encounter his newly exalted counterpart in ping the recent communist party congress wrote the chinese president's name and to dogma into the constitution cementing his status as on a par with the nation's founding father mao zedong g.-d. is behind a course that has seen china doubling down on projecting power economically politically and militarily and trunked nearly a year after his election he has little to show in the way of domestic success and abroad he risks isolation. and with his policy of america first america backs off china steps in that's the question we posed today on quadriga and here to answer it are our guests it's a pleasure to welcome back she's an expert on china and security affairs and she says she's in ping projects an image of china as a great power that can offer the world a new approach to tackle problems and is ready to take

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alone a very warm welcome indeed to this latest edition of quadriga coming to you from the heart of berlin now in the middle east is currently own edge with so-called islamic state forced into what looks like full scale retreat another long term conflict is intensifying with this man saudi arabia's ambassador young crown prince mohammed bin salim on confronting the other big power in the region that is of course in the two countries are already locked in a proxy conflict that's impacting lebanon and is devastatingly yemen but now the fear is that the two strands of islam they represent sunni and shia could be drawn into a greater conflagration so our question on quadriga this week is middle east tensions a new war and to discuss that question i'm joined here in the studio by. senior editor with torture of well as far as the service he say's military support for saudi arabia is just as wrong as abandoning the nuclear deal also with us is freelance journalist an expert on saudi arabia paints a. who believes there won't be a whole toward. tween saudi arabia. and a warm welcome also goes to sh

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too deep to thank you all for being with us here with me here today in the crowd quadriga studio and let me begin with you have just referred to the new york times the new york times as spoken of germany's crisis. it is to extend your newspaper how do you assess the gravity of the crisis well i think just begin american terms there are still enough adults in germany to manage this crisis and i think somebody is going to come around eventually so i don't think it goes very deep but what i am worried about is the political culture and the political culture and the disdain for compromise that we see still fit with the political system that is based on compromise so in the mid term i am pretty much worried that i think we're going to sort this crisis out it's very interesting a short termism has come to categorize a german politics even though tense america's been in power twelve years is the reasons you know that's right but you saw even even during the start of the coalition talks everybody was trying to get in front of the cameras and we can do this we can give that but i think that t

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our question on "quadriga" this week, middle east tensions, a new war?o discuss that, i'm joined in the studio by jamsheed faroughi, senior editor with dutch avella welle's farsi service. also with us is freelance journalist peter boehm, who believes that won't be a hot war between saudi arabia and iran. a warm welcome also to shani rozanes, a producer and analyst. shani can bring us the israeli perspective on things. she says it is not saudi arabia that israel is looking too, but russia. faroughi, i would like to begin with you. the tensions between iran and saudi arabia go back a long way. why is this cold war now heating up? jamsheed: there is a kind of explanation for that. i should also say, it is not a kind of cold war, what we are seeing at the moment, because cold war is a war of words. it is more than that. it is a proxy war. you can also see in the different parts of the regime that they are confronting themselves against each other. ornow, i think there's two three issues to help us understanding this. for example, we have donald trump in amer

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hello and welcome to quadriga this week's summit between the european union and the african union was officially dedicated to the future of africa's youth but it's the troubling present that was largely in the spotlight catalyzing that focus once again images of suffering and despair like that of the would be migrants from sub-saharan africa who land in detention camps in libya where they are mistreated abused even sold into slavery those images reinforce the pressure on european politicians to stem both the flow of migrants and their suffering pressure that has severely tested even the end of medical. she sees a common interest on both sides can europe and africa truly work together to give young africans a future on their own continent are they not only neighbors but truly equal partners that's the question we want to pose today on quadriga and here are the guests all after it it's a pleasure to welcome christine wondered why she is a business journalist who's reporting focuses on southern africa she says africa is changing rapidly but much. the way the west approaches the continent

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hello and welcome to quadriga can this year's un climate conference take meaningful action to put the paris agreement into place and to save nations like this one fiji is being and gulf by a steadily rising sea which makes its presidency of this year's climate conference an all the more urgent mission it is the first small island nation to chair the conference which is taking place now here in germany the goals to build on the paris agreement by taking steps to limit carbon dioxide emissions and the activities that produce them activities such as mining and burning coal thousands of protesters say that has to end but at what price climate change who pays to save the planet that's the question we're posing today on quadriga and here are the guests we're going to answer at claudia kemp but she is the head of the energy transportation and environment department of the german institute for economic research she also serves as a member of the german advisory council on the environment which consults with the federal government and she says smart people don't waste time stuck in the past th

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