this clinic in south east germany called close the decency matic clinic treats people with gaming addictions doctor about to that has done a lot of research in this area. of computers because of kids are news with a gaming addiction you have the typical addictive behavior gamers play more and more successful withdrawal symptoms when they come play or if they don't have it under control they lie to others and try to cover up their behavior soaked 5 at least one area of life usually more than one is negatively affected leaves because you know it is a dismuke good nigger teef toughens on. this patient who wishes to remain anonymous developed an online gaming addiction and affected his friendships and his performance at school. i just about got by at school but i was never particularly good so i never did any homework i just played games. but i didn't think about the fact that i'd become addicted in couldn't live without it anymore i just suppressed everything. during their stay in the clinic patients abstain from gaming the withdrawal is both psychologically and emotionally challenging the trea

should between turkey and the rest of nature there is a fish to be in france and germany east european countries or the south but what is most important i agree with mark was you know what he said in the beginning that nato has caused more wars recently than it prevent that i mean the wars in ukraine in georgia i ask a real for important expert he will tell you the real reason the real reason was that decision to expand you know war georgia and ukraine were promised nato membership in 2000 immediately was started in these countries why because this is unacceptable for russia and because of these countries leaders felt kind of. russia you know robert let's be fair here and maybe marcus will disagree with me during the cold war i and i understand the need for existence of neat-o. during the cold war the warsaw pact dissolved nato should have dissolved is absolutely you know very knowledgeable about all of this here but if you look at you know george in ukraine i mean i think most americans don't understand people in the western world don't understand that the west has no treaty obligations to ukraine whatsoeve

gas to south korea and japan so there is a lot of potential to develop the asia pacific market in support of the development of russian far east and eastern siberia in russia coming up in germany want them to fit their political top and if as the ruling coalition had just close to collapse i'll tell you more about it after the short break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back kotter let's head straight to john meanwhile a change in leadership and one of the ruling coalition parties has left a big question mark hanging over the alliance's future with new people at the helm the social democratic party is expected to tilt father to the left something that's likely to upset its conservative allies. sepsis looks at how the long standing status quo in job and politics could soon change and who might fill the vacuum. for decades now german voters have always favored parties in the center of the political spectrum radicals no think to give us a stable moderate government and the c.d.u. and s.p.d. were always there had been had to meet that demand but some say th

region south east of but i do know about the debate in the west german coal mining district which is just as dependent on coal as poland up and i would say this within europe and within germany we actually have the ability financially structurally given our welfare state systems to actually help people who can no longer work in the job that they currently work and help them transition to another job now again i spoke to this filipino friend of mine whom i just mentioned and she actually said well in germany you people have a fairly decent welfare state and all these the it's got a lot was of the decades of neo liberalism but still here in the global north we have much much better capabilities of selling with this kind of transition where you both have one i'll tell you where you put the money i want to i want you to just wait what they want is not the question it's also a question of lifestyles do we really want to continue valuing primarily material consumption in life and actually except for 2 years of neo liberalism that have just made us into consumers ok let's pivot question because i will let gretta totenberg pick it up she has been a big pickup 25 the un's at climate

south—east, and that has been borne out in a number of reports, including one at the time by the uk 27 commission that essentially said the economic divide in this country is now comparable to germanytural thing in this country that in order to kind of get this onto the agenda politically, you do have to shout a little louder in the north. that was one of the reasons that we got together, but i think it has worked. i think you can see that this is starting to be worn out by party manifestoes in this election. it is something that is rising up the agenda. importantly, in crewe, it is historically important from a transport point of view, and hs2 as well. you must talk to people about hs2 all the time. what is the feeling about it? i think it is a mixed picture. ithink feeling about it? i think it is a mixed picture. i think if you talk to business and political leaders in the north they will say it is absolutely essential because it will link to northern powerhouse rail, the plan to improve east—west link rail in the north and to increase capacity of the west coast main line. i think if you talk to people on the ground, it is more mixed. what people really feel in their bones is tha