because as you can see here, the chancellor social democrats are currently at 19 percent support and the coalition partners, the greens and the business friendly f t p at 13 and 9 percent respectively. but then we see a lot of very strong support for the opposition. the christian democrats far ahead of 27 percent. but most notable is that the far right a of the party is pulling now at 19 percent. that's as strong as the chancellor's party. and benjamin that is a 1st in german politics, isn't it, is, but this is not a new development to the for a day if the party has been in and now pro, for weeks, their methods are usually confrontational, attacking the governments. so the suite of them and parties, the social democrats, the probation is sep potty and the greens attacking them when it comes to migration . saying that jeremy does not need more skilled labor people coming to germany, but needs to close and support as an ex, the attacking them a lot when it comes to proposals, unceasing and on climate change, staffing, very, very strong, attacking the green party, attacking the leaders

the policy of the german government , in which the social democrats rule and the greens are less and less popular. the federal republic is a traffic light, as it is called, the coalition is in danger of disintegration, and the ratings of its constituent parties have fallen sharply right, the conservative alternative for germany, which is quite officially monitored by the secret services, has become one of the most popular parties. it is already ahead of the social democrats and has come close to the cdu, csu, the main guarantee of success, alternatives , criticism, of the government’s migration and economic strategy goes to the ukrainian insanity of the members of the cabinet of ministers what do you want to build in ukraine , you have already filled it up with money to the top according to the formula all inclusive phrase. berg no matter what german voters think has become legendary, and then the hades joined in connection with the threat of stopping the supply of russian gas. i quote even before people freeze to us. i’ll have to slow down or even completely stop our industry, i wan

the policy of the german government, which includes the social democrats and the greens, is becoming less and less popular. the federal republic is a formal, as it is called, the coalition is in danger of disintegration, and the ratings of its constituent parties have plummeted. in one of the most popular parties. it is already ahead of the social democrats and has come close to cds, xss, the main guarantee of success, alternatives , criticism, the migration and economic strategy of the government goes to the ukrainian insanity of the members of the cabinet of ministers, what do you want to build in ukraine , you have already filled it up with money to the top according to the formula all inclusive phrase. berg, no matter what the german voters think, became legendary, and then habik got involved in connection with the threat of stopping the supply of russian gas. i quote even before people freeze we have to come. or even completely stop our industry want ask, are you exactly our minister , economy or minister of economy of ukraine whose interests do you represent germany or other co

how i became prime minister first, i was elected leader of the social democratic party, and then thek appointed me prime minister to form. governments, but the question is actually in another so it becomes ministers. i was very involved in politics throughout my adult life. in 2021, she becomes the leader of the social democrats too long to explain how she managed to negotiate with all the motley parties of sweden, the communists , the centrist left, the right-wing agrarians of the anti-migrant party, the swedish democrats, the red-greens and just the greens, but in the end she was elected to the minority prime minister votes in sweden, this happens and is called choosing the least unpleasant candidate. after that, she was nicknamed the bulldozer, but the bulldozer worked only 12 hours and this broke down in sweden , it also happens magdalena, on the very next after her victory day, tried to push new budgets through parliament and it is clear that the majority that voted against her immediately flunked him along with the prime minister. however, cunning is a tendency to intrigue. and

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i, law maker and spokesperson on foreign affairs for the social democratic party. many, thanks. i. this came out and keith says russia has attacked civilian targets in the southern city of odessa, killing at least 3 people and wounding more than a dozen others. ukrainian police had the overnight attack damaged or business center shops and a residential building in the city center. the regional administration says for russian muscles for launched from a ship and the black sea. 3 of them were intercepted before heading their targets and dw correspondent, they connolly earlier told us more about what happened to the people who had been hurt in the russian. this will strike. so we've heard from your thoughts is that the remaining people who are injured in this attack and not believe to be in any critical medical situation, they're receiving treatment, but nothing is seemingly threatening their lives at this point, i think this really just underlines have wonderful industries on the black sea coast to those russian folks out seems like see pretty much constantly and as a, let's say it's

of course, you know, the chance to elect schultz is a member of the social democrats, the party. it came out best in this paul with a 29 percent share of the vote. where the conservative cd you too, are currently in opposition in the federal government. parliament dw political corresponded catherine blankets told me earlier, what topics might have caused this shift towards the right? i mean, migration is still the leading topic and the main motivation for people to move to the right in germany. it's a small the lies, is this part of the voters? and it is also topic that's been in the news in germany quite a bit recently. we're just seeing the report. so we've seen headlines about local authorities struggling also to deal with ukraine and refugees fleeing the war. and then there's talks about a saw and reforms at an in the you level. but you know, this also goes to so this resolved goes to show that the public is disillusion with the current government. it is a question of dealing with fierce economic fear, stemming from inflation high cost of living, but also a fear of transforma

popularity, it has become the second political force in the country, bypassing even the ruling social democrats, while in east germany the german archers are ready to vote for it, but it seems that the authorities have found a way to protect themselves from a sharp increase in right-wing conservative sentiments german institute human rights. he called for a ban on the agg because of its human rights activists have already begun to favorably carry newspapers and television to the masses. it must be remembered that this game is completely officially kicked special services appeal to the institute for human rights. it may well become the official reason for the ban of the alternative party for germany, the dangerous competitors of the respectable parties will be eliminated, and the media then explain. why the ban on the parties that support every fifth german is a benefit of the british goal of the game publishes curious material the publication reports that the conflict in ukraine has suddenly caused a threefold increase in crime in the agricultural regions of the united kingdom, it turns out tha

that you are in charge of the government, there is a difference in this regard with the former social democratic party in the year of joining nato . in general, i have to answer in a fundamental way . first of all, there is a difference between the police and other institutions, in particular, the judicial system and the swedish court of appeal. the decision of the court not to prohibit there have been anti-islamic gatherings in sweden, and they are always looking for security in sweden, although the same police used to have different permits, one of the reasons for that was the issue of sweden joining nato. regarding freedom of expression and opposition to my issue, the issue of freedom of expression that has been brought up is actually dead, and the permission to hold a gathering in istanbul for the burning of the koran was actually rejected by the swedish police, and therefore the swedish police prevented a frenchman from entering sweden . in the end, it did not come to a conclusion, and we will see that the decision of the appeals court rejects the decision of the police and this incident to

the leader of hong kong's opposition league of social democrats party has been detained by police in the 34th anniversary of the tiananmen square crackdown. a number of other arrests were also made, including the prominent democracy activist alexandra wong — who is known as "grandma wong." she was carrying flowers in hong kong's causeway bay shopping district, when the authorities surrounded her and escorted her to a police van. some breaking news from officials in russia's belgorod region. they have urged those living in towns and villages along the ukrainian border to evacuate to avoid cross—border shelling. the governor of the region, vyacheslav gladkov, said last night saw more heavy shelling. he says more than 4,000 people have already been relocated to temporary accommodation in the region, which borders ukraine to its south and west. translation: i urge for the villagers, first of all the district that has been shelled, to listen to the position of the authorities and leave, temporarily leave, their homes in order to safeguard what is important. your life and the lives of your

the leader of hong kong's opposition league of social democrats party has been detained by police inre also made, including the prominent democracy activist alexandra wong — who is known as "grandma wong". she was carrying flowers in hong kong's causeway bay shopping district, when the authorities surrounded her and escorted her to a police van. 0ur chinese service reporter martin yip is in hong kong. he told us authorities have deployed thousands of police officers to the streets. so far we have been seeing people after people being arrested around the causeway bay area, which is leading into victoria park. you may remember in past years before the introduction of the national security law, that place has been a focal point for memorial activities for the 1989 tiananmen square crackdown in beijing. there has always been a candlelight vigil until 2019. this evening, there are thousands of police being deployed according to local media reports. we have seen people being taken away now, over ten according to local media reports, including one who just mentioned, leader of the social de

christian democratic and christian social union now he would get 29% of the vote in the elections o, ruling coalition is losing popularity with the social democrats 17% with the greens 15 with the free democratic party only six of the total three parties 38% of the votes, then, as in the elections of twenty in the first year they were supported by 52% of the voters how foreign policy priorities are changing belarus in the conditions of the global storm also the minsk line on international platforms, with whom can one talk in the west? and which response to the sanctions machinations the first big interview of the head of the belarusian diplomacy in the question number one project is already on the air of our tv channel tonight. foreign policy has never been divorced from reality, it has always been peaceful. why kiev brussels washington today is just a dynamite negotiation process. he is sure that this voice will immediately listen to the unprecedented sanctions wars, that with light hands, this is how we do retaliatory measures or with heavy souls in the west. today there is someone

but of course i'll be on the road with a fabulous phone call from the social democrats as a member of the germans understand. thank you so much for your take on this very fresh decision. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. you as presidential vitamin u. k prime minister really so now cause met for talks and washington where they announced a new economic partnership. the atlantic declaration aims to boost industry ties on defense and renewable energy to sign. they want to come back threats from authoritarian states, disruptive tech and climate change technologies provided credit. former us president donald trump has asked for a new trial in the civil case where he was found liable for is actually abusing and defending the writer aging carol. she was awarded $5000000.00 in damages, and amount trump's lawyers say is excessive. an estimate of $45000.00 revelers packed the streets of televi for the annual prize parade and support of l. g. b t q writes. it was also attended by anti government protesters. bills you'll be taking communit

but of course i'll be on the road with a 5 pm phone call from the social democrats. as a member of the drum is going to start. thank you so much for your take on this very fresh decision in the world ocean day, which focuses on the importance of our seas and their marine life to human beings. for one day, for dues, around half of the oxygen we break the world's oceans cover more than 70 percent of the planet their home to up to $10000000.00 different marine spaces and provide most of the world's final diversity. not only do the ocean's help feed us, but they also regulate our climate. they capture more carbon than anything else on the planet, and also absorb around 90 percent of the heat generated by rising emissions. but the climate crisis is also warming the oceans, resulting in rising sea levels and threats to marine biodiversity that includes many of the world's coral reefs. but on a small island off columbia, the blue indigo foundation is trying to turn the tide is developing a unique way of growing small coral fragments under the sea to create new rece. our cor

a local social democrat minister described the outcome as cool, an alarm signal for democratic forces, the international hostile it's committee, has expressed its hora. the chief executive said it was a sad day with a majority of voters, quote, all sing for extreme right. party of destruction dominated by a nazi q in germany. the president of the central council of jews has also wait and calling. it's a war associated moment that supporters of democracy kind of fix it. interesting, legally stretched that while the se party held extreme right when using stress that not everyone who voted for them shares the reviews. i think that will be a point that politicians around germany will be keen to stress that they try to hold lot of the f d without alienating the citizens who gave them their vote. yeah, not so easy. matthew. thank so much. that's the w political correspondent, not cable with that you are up to date as those one use on our website. remember, and on social media to handle virus don't use and it keeps mccain. and thank you so much for watching. it's all just practice or is that

recently we have seen representative polls coming out that put the if the ahead of the city of the social democratic party of all of sorts of party. this is the 1st time we were seeing this, but also this has been, you know, that sometimes been leading up to that people have supported the safety more and more, especially in the east and the range of, for example, where we now see those election results and this is, you know, so you're a wide phenomenon where we can see for right parties having some gaining some traction and most of it is stemming from fears of, you know, migration, economic fears, a, an installation, high cost of living. all of this, you know, the big governing parties don't seem to tackle those issues appropriately. so people are looking for populace parties and are looking for the simple and easy answer is that those parties seem to be able to give ice. catherine dw political corresponding catherine like us and from germany to greece, where the 2nd election appears to be the charm for incumbent prime minister can react goes. its attack is and his new democracy party exit polls sho

but there was an event of the sd, of his parties, of the social democrats. and they started shouting, even before he started speaking. so there was to say premier off the sate also there, so he started shouting that he should leave that he's a woman grow and also asking jeremy not to keep sending these weapons. it's not the 1st time we seen, but of course it the most passionate speech in this video has done by it on twitter with many ranking pollutions, also reacting a to it. one of them is bugging me. eclipse. cope. you said it's ultimate. it's me personally. how emotionally it's bonus cancer. so if you text him is reacting to the put in friends as he called them, things you will have felt for defending a so resolute and is especially interesting in light of the fact that the chancellor was considered too hesitant when his response to what was happening and you can rain, so is this a complete turnaround? it, i wouldn't call it a turn around, it was a long process. if we look from during many of the 1st, when this invasion happened, and then they wanted to s

around the chancellor there are those who have opposing opinions, including the leader of the social democratic party, who was angela merkel's deputy, and is a serious critic of the occupation of jerusalem by the israeli occupation regime. he said that the palestinians live in a land that has no law, a land that is under the apartheid regime of israel, and there is no fairness and justice in it. he and his party members were forced to apologize. in response, he said that his words were because of the difficult conditions of the palestinians, and he did not intend to equate the zionist regime with the apartheid regime in south africa. father according to them, the balfour declaration was the beginning of the zionists' comfort in the occupied territories. prime minister farzami announced that he was proud of the role that london played in the formation of this regime . it is accused by its people that under the influence of the zionists in the british people, they say that the zionists are interfering in the internal politics of england . if an official opposes the crimes of this regime, it will

these people, they started shouting, this was an event of the social democrats and faith is a, in the state of brand books up close to berlin. and they started shouting, even before he started speaking, saying that you should go, that she's a war longer. and then he started shouting as well as telling them that the one longer is not cold enough shows, but it's cold blooded me uprooting. so he was really vocal. he was really emotional and especially surprising for those to say that he is to call him when he speaks and when he tries to get this message across and many price this as well. one of them was flooded me a quick go on. you went on twitter and said it mostly personally, how emotionally bonus cancel, he tact him is reacting to the preteen friends and he thanked him for defending us . the risk. look, it is a surprise because we read it the german german press. they call them shell till night robotic, you know, hamburg native but despite the emotion, and that surprised, is it a turnaround of policy in any way? not really, but as i just said, we kind of compare the shoals that we j

she already occupies the second place in the popularity rating and gradually bypasses the social democrats. the same questions. they say that 2/3 of the germans are against the supply of german taurus missiles to ukraine, that the chancellor herself, hello to everyone, will soon be not only at rallies, but also right under the windows of his residence. and this is understandable, because the cost of electricity and everyday needs forced the german society to save more actively and more and more germans understand that poverty is not far off, this opinion was shared with our tv channel by the german expert sergei felbert, at least. everything has gone up in price, 25% people got poorer because they didn't raise wages by a penny. well, people are now taking to the streets against the greens, because in our mexican chancellor he said we're not in a recession. we are in a technical recession. he also said once. eh that a person who has lost his job, he is not unemployed. it just stopped working. this is it really. these are his quotes and people look at it all with horror. they see that they a

week, that would make them the 2nd strongest party in germany, 2 percentage points ahead of the social democrats of current cancer off shots. the party who came out best in the port with a 29 percent share of the vote, or the conservative cd you who are currently in opposition. the w as political correspondent, julia fidelity. as more it's shown by research and facts that migration is the number one topic for the a if the party it is a topic that a mobilizes a if the voters and engage and if the voters. and we have seen the topic in the news. for example, just as we've heard because of this reform being brought forward by the government . but also we've seen headlines about how local authorities in germany are struggling with welcoming and the influx of many ukrainian refugees was been fleeting the war. but also there has been a lot of talk about a reform of the asylum rules at e u level and also within germany. and we had already see a seen the emergence of the a if the party edit starts a right after the big numbers of refugees coming to germany from syria. so this is definitely a topic that b

olaf scholz is a member of the social democrats. the conservative cdu came out best in the poll. political correspondent told me earlier what topics might have caused the shift to the right. >> migration is still the leading topic and the main motivation for people to move to the right in germany mobilizes this part of the voters. it's also a topic in the news in germany quite a bit recently. we've seen headlines about local authorities struggling to deal with ukrainian refugees fleeing the war, and there are talks about asylum reforms at an eu level. the result goes to show the public is disillusioned with the current government. there's a question of dealing with economic fears stemming from inflation, high cost of living, but also fear of transformation in the government has had communication problems in the past, increasing the insecurity with internal fights. anchor: talking about what we've seen in italy and hungary, far right parties have been getting traction in other european countries. is this part of a common trend? catherine: we do see that. far right parties have bee

already occupies the second place in the popularity rating and is gradually getting by with the social democrats, olafasholz. the same questions. they say that 2/3 of the germans are against the supply of german missiles to ukraine taurus, by all indications, booing the chancellor, will soon be not only. at rallies, but also right under the windows of his residence. this is understandable, because the cost of electricity and everyday needs forced the german society to save more actively and more and more germans understand what kind of poverty can come now, and it is very close to this opinion with our tv channel expert sergei fillbert shared 25 percent. minimum. everything has risen in price, that is, people have become poorer by 25%, because salaries have not been raised by a penny . well, people are now taking to the streets against green, because we have a vertical. he said we're not in a recession. we are in a technical recession. he once said the same. eh that a person who has lost his job, he is not unemployed. it just stopped working. this is it really. these are his quotes and people lo

yeah, so just recently we've seen the a if the actually overtake the social democratic party of health is party in polls and representative polls. so saying that they would much rather right now in this moment, vote for the 50 then for the s b, the. so this is, you know, something that we've seen for a while now. thanks, catherine. have fortunately, we were running at a time due to the physical corresponding catherine like us. that's all we have time for. don't forget that you can stay up to date on all the latest news on our website, the ww dot. com, and you can follow us on our social media accounts on papa for you. this is catherine lancaster. thanks for joining us. take care and i'll see you very soon. the become a criminal pretty clinic.

nicole: after speaking to him indexing bergm we got reaction from a member of the social democrats inhe bundestag. i asked him what he made of today's decision. guest: it is still very fresh, today's decision. we have to look in detail in the next hour to see what it means. but first, it is important that also the interior minister's in europe found a compromise. of course there are some aspects that i would find really critical, when we look at the centers at the border where for me, it is important that also the human rights are in place in that we have the possibilities for migrants to have a remedy and things like that. this is quite important. i am not sure how this in the end is made clear, that we have a compromise and we have to look at it really closely in the next few hours and then think about how it is. it's important that also the interior minister of germany, stated that for her, human rights are a big part of it. we look at children's writes, it is made really clear that for germany, this is an important position. nicole: you signed that paper, how will the rights of as

up america from the inside with its ideas several times, so there was a red steamer when the social democratse expelled from america at the end of the tenth at the beginning of the 20s, therefore the thirties, a terrible level of anti-semitism, mixed with hatred of social democracy. after the war, this is mccarthyism, then there is anti-tractism. and now when biden says never says trump, they already pop up all the time subconscious. this is the war with the marxist communists. he doesn't mean chinese, no, you don't. yes, for him it's just that, because we changed the face of america in the seventeenth year. and dimin's red project, once it was brilliant, showed a wonderful project, maybe not agree. yes, we showed alternatively another world. you just understand, on the other hand, attitudes towards work, attitudes towards women, from a different system, attitudes towards elections. that is, it was all the soviet model. it was the soviet model that actually broke capitalism and forced it to take on itself. it absorbs what was not characteristic of it. well, you can also argue with this , just

are those around the prime minister who have opposing opinions, including the leader of the social democratic party, sigmar gabriel, angela's deputy. merkel he is one of the serious critics of the settlements of the occupying jerusalem regime, who once said that the palestinians live in a land that has no law, a land that is under the apartheid regime of israel and where there is no fairness and justice. it is because of the difficult conditions of the palestinians and he did not intend to equate the zionist regime with the apartheid regime in south africa. england 1917 those who are familiar with the history of the establishment of the zionist regime consider england to be the godfather. british prime minister farzami announced that he was proud of the role that london played in the formation of this regime. after a year, britain is accused by its people of being under the influence of zionists. they say that they are interfering in the internal politics of england. if an official opposes the crimes of this regime, it will be too soon. the british government always responds by saying that th

these things done through traditional platforms that keep talking about democratizing social media. all these platforms themselves become less democratic every day since they've run by handful of transnational corporations that have their own interest. that's why information is constantly manipulated. most i think that it's important to distribute our own content in all areas of social communication. there is also an internal fact that i'm talking about people's access to the communication channels. they need to learn to use them when he's or have more effective, direct, democratic and transparent communication methods between public and government institutes, various economic entities and society as a whole. this will build a foundation for development time citizens participation in all aspects of life. that's why i think this law is a milestone, and now we need to support it and make sure that this implemented these aspect was one of the concerns expressed by the public having the communication channel between the citizens and the authorities. do things in your lo will help improve

registered all four candidates for the post of head of state ulugbek and yakov from the pdpu from the social democraticakhun party will run. makhmudov from the eco party, kur khanzaev, of course, is participating, and the current head of uzbekistan, as mirziyoev , was nominated by the coalition. the sun of russian poetry or the nationwide akyn is exactly what the great kazakh poet zhambyl alexander sergeevich pushkin called for central asia, he is our everything, as for russia in in almaty, on a birthday, bouquets of flowers were carried to the monument of genius in the capital of kazakhstan, schoolchildren put on masks with a portrait of pushkin and tried to find out how well, but the deceased are familiar with ruslan and lyudmila lukomorya oak green golden chain on that oak, and day and night the cat scientist still walks the chains around the tribute to the classics were given to her by the inhabitants of kyrgyzstan. for tashkent, i never knew pushkin's birthday as an occasion to talk about the ideals of good neighborliness, but a whole festival, pushkin's literature, was held in ashgabat. and this

but 20, that is, we are already bypassing the social democrats. and that is the trend.w, with regards to the national security strategy adopted today by the government of the federal government of germany, indeed, for the first time, a document of this kind was adopted. uh, population bye until now guessing. for what it was adopted, that is, some specific things are not indicated in it, that is, general formulations. uh, who is the enemy, who is the friend of e, and where are we going, and so on, that is, uh, it is noteworthy that the documents include not only, let's say , the country's defense capability, but also such moments as, uh, climate change, how the country needs to react. eh, some kind of natural cataclysms. uh, then epidemics uh, espionage and ideological influence, that is , all kinds of threats that the country is facing see themselves. uh, here are collected in this document, numbering about 70 pages , russia is really called the main threat of the threat there. e, for safety, several times in the text there is just such a negative mention. russian feder

the green social democrats are liberals and even leftists, but unsuccessfully the district zone bergis making history now about the dg has become a people's party at the municipal level in the türg, and also in the federal republic of germany they are just in fact, it's just a sign from the politician in berlin that it can't go on like this anymore, i would say that 75% of the people don't want such a government. i think that this is a very good sign. the alternative for germany is promoting ivar’s idea of ​​skepticism of social conservatism , and, due to their focus on traditional values, the representatives of the alternative sympathize with the exchange rate of the russian president. therefore, in germany and the european union as a whole, this party is perceived as pro-russian, and after the start of the special operation behind the activities of the right are no longer being watched only by voters and journalists. this video of recent protests in germany took to the streets with the slogans of diplomacy instead of weapons to declare they are against nato support for ukraine and

current head of administration jurgen küper, while köper was supported by other parties, green social democratsberals, and even leftists, but unsuccessfully, the district is making history. now the adg has become at the party at the municipal level in thuringia, and also in the federal republic of germany totsant is a triumph in general the first victory of the alternative in the elections of the heads of german cities and from the point of view of the voters themselves the success of the right wing - this is a signal that the ruling coalition, germany accepts wrong and unpopular decisions. they are just really. it's just a sign from the politicians in berlin that it can't go on like this anymore, i would say that 75% of the people don't want such a government. i think this is a very good sign of an alternative for germany to promote ivar's idea of ​​social conservatism skepticism. and judging by the latest results, it does it quite successfully. unfortunately, this was not a candidate election. what have always been the elections to the district councils or mayors, in the past. they became pur

but the greens and their liber rhodes and the social democrats and berlin, she will have some difficulties because the green say this is not good. we have to change that. and, and there's still time to do that because the legislative process is going on. and the new roots are only taking effect and maybe next year discussed on the band that he got the thank you very much, bounce in france. prosecute to say there's still no clear motives behind the nice attack, and which for young children and 2 adults were injured. police have jobs, syrian and the over this attack. french media has reported. he identifies as christian and as the father of the child himself, the french president is today due to visit the town where the attack took place. the attack struck as people were enjoying the morning in the fine town of an see a man with a knife targeted small children in appropriate including at least one baby. 2 of the injured toddlers were on vacation with the families from britain and the netherlands. 2 adults were also heard the attack, i tried to flee the scene. he was followed by a member of t

that's what makes them the 2nd strongest policy in germany ahead of the social democrats of john slot will show germany's parliament has passed new immigration reforms that would make it easier for skills work has to come from the parole to what experts say germany has a massive shortage of skilled workers and needs hundreds of thousands more each year. to fill the gaps, the new little ease. as the requirements, workers cards they need to meet to migrates to germany. it also makes it easier for workers to bring the families as to apply for long term residents. that's good, that's it. more of that from have a book out from the institute for employment research here in germany is focused on migration and international labor studies. now, many european countries are now competing for skilled workers. does this slow change? make germany a more attractive option? no. can you hear me? yes, yes. oh, okay. i just repeat my questions. uh, many european countries uh, competing for skilled workers right now. then now this low change in the german parliament today, does that make germany a more a

emily godaddy explains it was the stuff fairytales as a 3 way of social democrats, liberals and greens. they called themselves progress coalition and they had big plans. they promised to give germany a digital make of the legalized. now you want to make immigration easier. i've got serious about frontier climate change. but right now it's same main thing that doing this pricing and tell them it's something assuming lima same as how to heat your heart. in the middle of it is all about how the vice chancellor economy minister degree. he is on a mission to make germany climate neutral. and the major step is how to keep times in the winter. how big wants to phase out the installation of oil and gas heating and gemini, and replace them with climate from the heat pumps. his plan is to transform germany's heating system to be met 0 emission targets. many experts say it's essential to act fast. so if you haven't seen the exam, it's been decided that emissions from buildings should be significantly reduced by 2030. and at the same time, we want to become a neutral by 2045. if we want to reach t

i'm very pleased to welcome yvonne, re a member of the german parliament for the governing the social democrats. she's one of many german politicians who have taken on a political sponsorship of iranian prisoners campaigning for their release. now, rights and groups claim that iran detains western passport holders as part of a deliberate policy of hostage taking in order to extract concessions from foreign governments. would, would you agree with that? well, it's pretty apparent that they are doing that. um the special thing is that they are not doing it ad or they are not doing it for only german nationals, but they only doing that for buying nationals. so people who have, who had any around the and pass board and have another pass, but to so the bi nationals are the ones that they are targeting. and i would say they are taking them as hostages of political hostages. so how should western governments react in our report? we saw there was a daughter of an iranian german citizen in prison. and tyrone who said that silent diplomacy doesn't work and that a new strategy was needed. i think the most

the leader of hong kong's opposition league of social democrats party has been detained by police inre massacre in beijing. she was holding a candle and two flowers when authorities surrounded her and forced her to a police van. a number of other arrests were also made. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. we're starting with cricket and a blow for england because just 12 days away from the start of the ashes series — it's been announced that spin bowler jack leach will miss the whole series with a stress fracture in his back. our correspondent joe wilson has more. we have been talking a lot in the build—up to this ashes series about the need for england to have a squad of bowlers available, but really focusing and referencing the faster bowlers. and in that, regard england seemed fine. i mean, josh tongue came into the team to play ireland and did pretty well. but when it first became clear that jack leach had some kind of problem yesterday, the hypothetical question was asked, what would england do if leach was not available? never daring to t

the east of germany where um right now uh, just recently the ac has taken over the city, the social democratic party of over schultz, the chancellors party, in the representative pull. and this, we've seen this for quite some while in germany, but also in europe. you know, this has a tendency to also say, we are unhappy. we're discontent with what the berlin in germany is doing with what the government and building is deciding for us with how they're communicating. we're not being taken seriously. we want to see the change. a catherine like us joining us from sonya back. thank you so much. in berlin, a special olympics world games have wrapped up with a ceremony at the brenda berg gave within $6000.00 athletes with intellectual disabilities, competed in $26.00 events, 330000 spectators, attended in more than an estimated 1000000000 watched online. some politicians are hoping that the successful event will encourage germany to bid to host the 2036 summer olympics. now in tennis, carlos alcott us has won the queen's club championships final in london, he paid australia and alex the mona queens i