this is one of the tiled stoves he brought with him from saxony.ar the victorious warrior held court like a king in addition to his own bodyguard regiment the saxon volunteers hundreds of other soldiers from many countries paraded and exercised. following a jewish jealous khan's decor so the story goes marts of saxony died at age fifty four. his last words have been handed down life is a dream my dream was beautiful but. after that again student time went by and it grew dilapidated. it wasn't until the early twentieth century that the chateau was taken in hand renovated and opened to the public in the nineteenth century novelist gustaf visited shambo when it was still the sleeping beauty of the walk and pundit it's curious fate we walked through the deserted rooms he wrote with spiders wove their webs across the salamanders of france is the first all things have conspired to bring poor shambo to an ignominious end it's been left to everyone and anyone as if no one wanted it. it looks as if it had almost never been used and was always too big it is

fact if we look at this region that's region of chemist's in the larger eastern german region of saxony it's not just since late august that we have seen right wing violence in fact this is the region where the movement against the islam is a show. germany known as piggy has held enormously larger rallies ever since twenty fifteen it's also the region where eight people were convicted and sent to prison in march this year a group known as frightened they had been attacking refugee centers so it is a region seen as a hotbed of right wing extremism and local authorities said today they are forming a new task group in saxony to look at the right wing violence that is on the rise there and that they do see this as an ongoing a large and existential threat in the words of one politician linda craig thank you . now to some of the other stories making news around the world this year's nobel prize for medicine spin awarded to two immunologist from the united states and japan james alison that to sukkot home joe's work focuses on how the body's natural defenses can five cancer the swedish academ

fact if we look at this region that's region of chemist's in the larger eastern german region of saxony it's not just since late august that we have seen right wing violence in fact this is the region where the movement against the islam is ation of germany known as piggy has held enormously in larger rallies ever since two thousand and fifteen it's also the region where eight people were convicted and sent to prison in. march of this year a group known as fry tell they had been attacking refugee centers so it is a region seen as a hotbed of right wing extremism and local authorities said today they are forming a new task group in saxony to look at the right wing of violence that is on the rise there and that they do see this as an ongoing a large and existential threat in the words of one politician linda crane thank you . today more of a top of the hour or of course around the clock on the website that's state w dot com. for the. first clue much of. his grandmother's arrives. journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary during the reagan returns home d.w. dot com. we make u

they also apparently see themselves as leaders of the far right movement in the overall state of saxony which is in eastern germany now they were working together with a seventh man named christian k it's practically a practice here in germany not to use the last name for privacy reasons mr christian kay was detained in the middle of september after that attack you just heard about in the report on september fourteenth he was detained for violence against foreigners and presumably some of the information we're now getting from the prosecutors it does come from the ongoing investigations with christian ok and what we also know is that this group the men founded apparently sometime around september eleventh shortly before those attacks on the fourteenth of september this group how does its goal not only isolated attacks on foreigners on prominent members of society on journalists but also actually toppling the democratic order in germany so many into what do these arrests tell us about the risk of far right tara here in germany. well we've heard a number of german politicians at both fede

fact if we look at this region that's region of chemist's in the larger eastern german region of saxony it's not just since late august that we have seen right wing violence in fact this is the region where the movement against the islam is a show. germany known as piggy has held enormously larger rallies ever since twenty fifteen it's also the region where eight people were convicted and sent to prison in march of this year a group known as fry tell they had been attacking refugee centers so it is a region seen as a hotbed of right wing extremism and local authorities said today they are forming a new task group in saxony to look at the right wing violence that is on the rise there and that they do see this as an ongoing a large and existential threat in the words of one politician linda crane thank you . and last night with the clock ticking down to a midnight deadline the united states canada and mexico agreed to a new trial lateral free trade deal the new deal replaces the twenty four year old north american free trade agreement and will be known as the us mexico canada agreement fo

the a f t's website invites students in the state of saxony to anonymously report teachers who voiced political views the f.t.c. has this is to ensure germany's neutrality code is enforced that code prohibits teachers from using their authority to influence students political attitudes. i want to use this portal not just for party politics but also to see what else is happening in schools if there's discrimination against girls or discrimination against german students by foreigners which is increasingly happening because of migration every want to intervene quickly so we don't have the same situation that we have in schools in berlin or homburg where islam has already gained a foothold in discrimination begins in the classroom. it is company also looking to begin the a.f.d. perceives danger everywhere in germany from muslims immigration and teachers taking a stand against right wing nationalism as a contest it is grotesque nonsense to accuse teachers of this sort of thing i strongly reject it i need informed interest sponsible teachers who can lead discussions in saxony schools not t

of thing i strongly reject it i need informed and responsible teachers who can lead discussions in saxony schools not the kind the a few wants. legal fisher is convinced the neutrality code is just a pretext the platform really aims to identify teachers who are critical of the f d and then get them fired if possible but she's not afraid of her students i'm tired of. some of the students have indicated that they know about this platform others weren't aware of it less than ten his reaction was don't worry we won't say anything bad about it. authorities are looking into the legality of the have to use online portals for now the platform doesn't appear to have silenced teachers like official she's more determined than ever to speak out. meantime in other news east african neighbors kenya and uganda have been locked in a longstanding dispute over part of their border both nations lay claim to a tiny island in lake victoria a piece of land that surrounded by valuable fishing waters local politicians in kenya even asked the government to seek help from the international court of justice but to

s website invites students in the state of saxony to anonymously report teachers who voiced political views the initiative aims to ensure germany's neutrality code isn't forced it prohibits teachers from using their authority to influence students political attitudes. or you want to use this portal not just for party politics but also to see what else is happening in schools if there's discrimination against girls or discrimination against german students by foreigners which is increasingly happening because of migration and we want to intervene quickly so we don't have the same situation that we have in schools in berlin or humbug where islam has already gained a foothold in discrimination begins in the classroom and it is continuous from the beginning all rika fisher is certain that the neutrality code is just a pretext the platform aims to a dent a fire the teachers who are critical of the f.t. and get them fired but she's not scared of her students. some of the students have indicated that they know about the platform of us when aware of it less than ten his reaction was don't wor

late august and that they also see themselves as leaders of the right wing movement in the state of saxony which is part of eastern germany further we're told that they were conspiring together with a thirty two year old german man that the police are referring to as christian k. it's common here not to use the last names of people who have been detained this christian kay has been investigated detention since september fourteenth where he and four others of the men who were arrested today did attack foreigners on the streets of chemists using reinforced gloves electric stun guns and the like and a pair. at least hurt at least one foreigner by bashing him on the head with a bottle and what we also know is that they formed at this group they're calling revolution chemists around to september the eleventh of september and this group had a clear plan not only to propagate an attack this week on germany's unity day but also to topple the political order of germany hence the name revolution chemist's so many into foreign long will preparations for the attacks well as we heard the prosecutor's o

marched through the eastern german city calling for love not hate inclusion and respect the state of saxony is premie i also took part in the protest you know. your mind no more generally ladies and gentlemen it's up to us to make our country open minded and friendly so that children and young people feel welcome here so that people from other regions can choose to come here and i'm glad to see so many people here today who want exactly that. too much as you know. they came together in defiance of another rally of the un to immigrant piggy to movement. is the acronym for pottery arctic europeans against the islam isolation of the west. the banas warning the german chancellor that today is the numbered the group is marking the fourth anniversary of its founding. in twenty fourteen and held its first so-called evening stroll through to. support for its regular rallies swell during the migration crisis but its momentum appears to be fizzling out picky eaters rally on sunday with five thousand people to buy the counter-demonstrations many residents are tired of the city being linked to the far

well dresden is of course a major city and in eastern germany it's the capital of saxony the state that were in and has a long history of far right violence of course this used to be east germany and many parts of east germany or all of east germany has lagged behind the west after integration reunification thirty years ago and when there's economic failings when people feel like they're being left behind that leaves a lot of anger and looking for people to blame and ideas ideas against refugees against immigrants people being easily who can easily blamed or easily stick out in society become an easy target and so that's what we've been seeing here in dresden and elsewhere in parts of eastern former east germany. but as you can see we're having also now a backlash to the backlash and that is boys who are saying no we are an open society and we will not stand for this and we will find a different direction now we're at the peak of the migration crisis in twenty fifteen seven thousand refugees went to germany every day this is not the case anymore so why i'm two migration groups to contin

also in a park in lower saxony this is rubbing shoulders hometown he lifted to this very day and doesn't plan some new for. when i'm in the car on the way to also brooklyn i always get so happy that it's where i can unwind in twenty fourteen muslim books mad. at the d.j. . as soon as the time is the nice thing is that i like also broke and also broke likes me it was really special to have my name added to the city's golden book. it was a huge honor of course. surprise trip. i'd recognize my messy scrawl anywhere is this legit this is yeah it looks a little different when i get autographs. from pension a star with his feet on the ground. in trying to seventeen inches and the world of fashion. collaborated with the label cool as designed by to design a collection. as brand ambassador robin charles was allowed to wear the kinks himself star photographer allen funt one vet shop the editorial. more than when i'm obviously not a model it was a little strange being there with loads of women who were real pros who were really good at their jobs i went with me for with me in the middle not knowin

also know park in lower saxony this is robin shields his home town he lives here to this very day anddoesn't plan to move. because when i'm in the car on the way to also brooklyn i always get so happy when it's where i can unwind in twenty fourteen muslim books mad. at the d.j. there should answer to this the nice thing is that i like also broke and also broke likes me it was really special to have my name added to the city's golden book with the it was a huge honor of course. surprise trip. i'd recognize my messy school anywhere is this legit this is yeah it looks a little different when i give autographs. drop insurance a star with his feet on the ground. in twenty seventeen robin chills and the world of fashion. a collaborative with the label cool as designed by to design a collection. as brand ambassador robin chance was allowed to have a close him selfe star photographer allen funt shot the editorial. critical morning when i'm obviously not a model it was a little strange being there with loads of women who were real pros who were really good at their jobs i went with me for with

the saxony based company normally produces waxes and solvents for industry. but during the production process a mistake cause the machinery to extrude an unplanned substance a wax in the form of wanting. to developers quickly realized that the unexpected material had a very special fiber a structure. that has very impressive absorbent characteristics when it absorbs oil the material clumps and it can be handled very easily a kilo of that can absorb roughly six and a half leaders of oil so i don't need much of it at all but with. the n.g.o.s one earth one ocean has tested the new wiring in nigeria oil often leaks from badly maintained pipelines straight into the soil but last year the german company won one of the european patent offices european inventor awards the wadding has caught the eye of multinational oil corporations environmentalists gunter bonino also sees a growing market for it in germany it offers economic advantages over granulate oil absorbance. i can use it on a polluted surface a alone. make with an oil coating and then afterwards retrieve it

the saxony based company normally produces waxes and solvents for industry. but during the production process a mistake cause the machinery to extrude an unplanned substance a wax in the form of wanting. the developers quickly realized that the unexpected material had a very special fiber a structure. that has very impressive absorbent characteristics and when it absorbs oil the material clumps and it can be handled very easily a kilo of that can absorb roughly six and a half leaders of oil so i don't need much of it at all to write the ngo one earth one ocean has tested the new wiring in nigeria oil off and leaks straight from badly maintained pipelines into the soil there and coming out of this little booklet to the good so we can move the watering has caught the eye of multinational oil corporations environmentalists going to a bonine also sees a growing market for it in germany it offers economic advantages over granulate oil absorbance. i can use it on a polluted surface say a lake with an oil coating and then afterwards retrieve it squeeze it out and us

here at the plaintiff or to present in lower saxony about two hundred seventy convicted criminals are held serving sentences ranging from months to years. their cells measure just ten square meters. all of the inmates here work. we ask manuel how much he earns. to feel i'm in wage bracket for i get the highest rate in thirteen your eyes five all fifteen of these are created a day yes it's not much but it's a bit more than what the others get. confident is that enough and no it's not enough it could be more every month it's just never anonymous before. he works thirty five and a half hours a week. and earns three hundred euros a month. so just over two year as an hour. on the regular labor market the minimum wage in germany is eight years eighty four an hour. that's one thousand two hundred euros a month. that also allows for pension contributions. but prison inmates are officially excluded from the national pension system. i have been eating with prison director on of even. the minimum wage doesn't apply to prison inmates that's a political decision i don't need to comment on that. bu

day and you live here now yes yes we sleep yes while you sleep here but you were in germany yes in saxony a color in how in hama right. i am are you cooking. fruit you have. it's the last day of ramadan and muslims around the world are preparing to break the fast. i mean to micah is celebrating with a piece of meat something he can't usually afford he fled from mali four years ago . his family sold several cow goats and chickens to pay for his passage. syphilitic deadliest the islamists had attacked our village. so my family decided that i should go. to join you i went through the desert so far as morocco and. if there traffickers put me in a box and stacked it up with other girls to see if i was terrified i would suffocate the money they gave me two bottles one with water and the other empty the urine. there must have been drugs or sleeping tablets in the bottle of water because i slept all the time. to go when we set off there were two of us in a container. and when we got to spain the other guy wasn't there. i dream of having my own truck someday getting to taking son to the constructi

the elbe cycle route will lead nichol's into the heart of this peaceful city in saxony are. written bagus so closely associated with the reform of martin luther its official name is actually looked back. to the name of you've been back in at least as beautiful as it was five hundred years ago when martin luther used to live here back then people came from near and far in just to hear him teach and because of his place in history. my first stop is the market square which has always been the heart and soul of the town. just a few minutes away is the most important site in the history of the reformation church . as the castle church. crowds of tourists from all over the globe this is the door martin luther nailed his nine. thirty first fifteen seventeen today it's hard to say whether that is really what happened but one thing is for sure they didn't change the course of history. i want to know why. christian langen is the director of the old latin school study and visitor center. back is to protestants what roman catholics and that's all because of. but at the end of the day al

many as three thousand demonstrators came out on to the streets the premiere of the local state of saxony as well as the city's mayor also joined the march held under the motto solidarity for dresden without racism. earlier we spoke with them from the left party who thinks the german right would not attract much support of left wing parties found a better way to engage with the public. on the weekend there were over. two hundred thousand people demonstrating against rasmussen and for trade union rights and i think it's a good sign that on the same weekend and other places of germany where the thousands and thousands also demonstrating on. targets the left lost some people who were earning lower than two thousand or rule a month who are very poor who do not know what will happen tomorrow and i think rich should. have learned again to speak in the language and to think with and sorrows. if he much in a weekly international i'll be back at the top of the hour with more updates but before that it's time for a documentary called the great american culture of which. north korea's history this t

nearly died out in the state of lower saxony the conservation agency believes the plover may return to the area. there hasn't been a sighting in at least a decade on. a permanent was granted for another field just a few hundred meters away that wind farm generates as much energy as half a nuclear power plant and guarantees good returns for its operators this is what a wind farm like this worth and i don't really like to talk about money at spurs ending so it's good business. the wind is so strong at this particular location that it's certainly worth the investment it's generating decent profits for the people and property owners who have a stake in the operation. but even greater profits could be made if the turbines could constantly turn. when night falls however the bats take to the skies a rare species that has to be protected. when the business you agree it's important to switch off at night for the bats. well it's definitely not good for our business . the turbines have to be switched off for as much as a thousand dollars a year. and that means they're standing still about twelve