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and every corner of the country in the this and i made this can absent of the state and institutions the parliament being the highest state institution should live up to its a responsibility and to swiftly reach a solution to these crises to say spare our country from partitioning and steal the country away for yet another civil war god forbid once again we thank the king of morocco and we pray to god almighty to guide our steps forward or may god's peace be with you so that has been comments from all sides in morocco well in libya i should say that speaking in morocco we had representatives of both governments on the libya and also the moroccan foreign minister who spoke a little bit earlier morocco providing a venue as they say for dialogue between the libyan government's to finding some sort of way through the country's years long conflict and political separation the moroccans very keen to show that they are only there to facilitate they say they have no designs or interests but they come with clear intentions and believe solutions can be found mahmud our correspondent in tripoli who was listen

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internee 13 percent of voters who support a far right party it has seats in the national parliament and in the federal states that's new they used to be fringe parties now they're becoming mainstream i think it is not of people were killed in homs and hama as you tried to force his way into a synagogue you might have gotten how do you think that escalating right now. is going to be. so scott is this film is it all of biographically inspired. yes very much so the director was a member of the far left activist group that's depicted in the film of course this may become famous also because of attacks from donald trump against it she spent 10 years with what the movement she assured me that she was never involved in a violent actions and that they violence that's the pick in the film is not something that she personally experience but she said she took direct inspiration emotional inspiration for her character in the film and said that the the questions that the young woman in the film face particularly the big question how far are you willing to go to defend and to fight for the the things that you believe in a

100 percent of voters who support the far right party it has seats in the national parliament and in the federal state that's needed they used to be fringe parties now they're becoming mainstream checking it is not of people who were killed in homs and in hama a few trying to force his way into a synagogue you might it's gotten hundreds of bodies and i think that escalating right now is kind of you know. so scott is this film is it only biographically inspired. yes very much so the director was a member of the far left activist group that's depicted in the film of course this may become famous also because of attacks from donald trump against it she spent 10 years with with the movement she assured me that she was never told any violent actions and that the violence that's the picture in the film is not something that she personally experience but she said she took direct inspiration emotional inspiration for her character in the film and said that the the questions that the young woman in the film face particularly the big question how far are you willing to go to defend and to fight for the the thin

state regulates. doesn't matter if a parliament has adopted it nor in the most democratic way. it can still violate international purgation stuff the state has undertaken in the international treaty. or goes to it is for each individual state to decide whether or not they want to sign such treaties germany is trying to do in this arbitration is tricks ploy to fukushima disaster. to create a narrative that would excuse its wrongdoing. you can put perfume on it but the bottom line here is that the international and the governed this dispute. germany cannot challenge the ratified treaty. but the swedish giant failed to meet its obligations. it did not repaired its damaged power plants a great danger for the population. claimants now see compensation for their own business failure billions for plans which were not tarrie all their problems but apparently in. reality a burning transfer meter is totally normal as are. busting pipes also normal and soon of us are corroded barrels with radioactive waste. shown your promotional video off the criminal power plant in that video none of the

report covering all member states it is a preventive tool for early detection of challenges and for finding solutions i want this to be a starting point for commission parliament and member states to ensure there is no backsliding the commission attaches the highest importance to the rule of law and this is why we will ensure that money from our budget and next generation e.u. is protected against any kind of fraud corruption a conflict of interest this is non-negotiable. but the last months have also reminded us how fragile it can be we have a duty to always be vigilant to care and nurture for the rule of law and breaches of the rule of law cannot be tolerated i will continue to the vendor and the integrity of our european institutions. be it about the primacy of european law the freedom of the press the independence of the judiciary all this sale of golden passports europeans values are not for sale. was. none of our members these values are more important than ever i say that because when i think of the state of the union i am reminded of the words of john schumer one of the great europeans who sadly passed away this year if so many people live in peace tod

germany 13 percent of time to support a far right party it has seats in the national parliament and in the federal states that's needed they used to be fringe parties now they're becoming mainstream checking it is not of people were killed in homs and in hama a few tried to force his way into a synagogue you know it's gotten hundreds of thousands and i think the escalating right now. is tell you. so scott is this film is it only biographically inspired yes very much so the director was a member of the far left activist group that's depicted in the film of course this may become famous also because of attacks from donald trump against it she spent 10 years with with the movement she assured me that she was never involved in a violent actions and that the violence that's the pick in the film is not something that she personally experience but she said she took direct inspiration emotional inspiration for her character in the film and said that the the questions that the young woman in the film face particularly the big question how far are you willing to go to defend and to fight for the the things that yo

linchpin of this is a fully functioning schengen area of free movement and we will work with parliament and member states to bring this high up on our political agenda and we will propose a new strategy for the future of shaman based on this strong internal market the european industry has long powered our economy providing a stable living for millions and creating the social haps around which our communities are built. we presented. a new industry strategy in march to ensure industry could lead the train in green and digital transition the last 6 months have only accelerated that transformation at a time when the global competitive landscape is fundamentally changing as to we have to keep up and this is why we will update our industry strategy in the 1st half of next year and adapt outcome that competition framework which should also keep pace. honorable members all this will ensure europe gets back on its feet but as we pull through together we must also propel our selves forward in the world of tomorrow. and there is no urgent need for acceleration no more urgent need for acceleration than when it com

only succeed if we act together and with solidarity all mainstream political parties the parliament and the 16 states decided together to undertake this search it's a good process signs of losses on the. scoot the quest for a final resting place for germany's nuclear waste is progressing but the arguments are likely to get more intense as a result. you're watching the news from berlin remember you can always stay up to date online at t w dot com or download and indeed if you apps follow us on twitter and instagram actually get your news next doc film look croft thanks for watching. and you hear me you know new year's weekend and how the last 2 years just one song it's now we're bringing you an uncle a man called as you've never had to have surprised himself with what is possible who is magical really what moves. all some people along the way from our midst and critics alike joining us from eccleston stocks. in the. pro gaming is about much more than playing around on the confusion. i think at live events where someone told me to my face you know bad i'm just because i'm a woman but yes all that that'

charlotte danny travelled to hanover capital of the german state of lower saxony to take part in a special event. on display in the parliament buildings lobby an exhibition from his private collection of documents relating to his family and their persecution by the nazis. danny accented an invitation to give a speech to the state assembly to mark germany's holocaust remembrance day. 75 years after the liberation of the baton belsen concentration camp where he and his family spent 6 months he is still tirelessly campaigning against anti-semitism and other forms of racism. danny wants people to remember the holocaust so that it doesn't happen again. in your eyes i represent 6 millions dead and 12000000 life versus those victims they would have told you they're all full stories. they're all full of stories i can tell you that story of a survivor. my mother was submitted it's venti 8 names off family members it's direct family members that fetish in the holocaust. i don't know over there you ever head day feeling lost its means to have almost no relatives you should know that to survive the holocaust you did not need a single lu

only succeed if we act together and with solidarity all mainstream political parties the parliament and the 16 states decided together to undertake this search it's a good process signs of last month. is screwed the quest for a final resting place for germany's nuclear waste is progressing but the arguments are likely to get more intense as a result. political correspondent simon young here in berlin good evening to you so i mean you know we're all responsible for producing this nuclear waste but no one wants it in their backyard when can we expect a result here when the clock is ticking by 2031 the location for this waste storage site is permanent site east to be announced and by 2050 it's to go into operation so that leaves just 11 years for all the arguments that are remaining 2 to be had about for instance people population human beings living near the potential sites or other environmental assets impacts that it might have the possibility of earthquakes and so all of that is going to be explored and it's an ambitious timetable particular when you think that so far all they've done is whittle it

percent of voters here in germany supporting a far right party they have sent in federal parliament and in the states to get the food they were fringe party in such a time now they're becoming mainstream we've had many deaths already there was harm no someone tried to attack a synagogue i'm now it's escalating right now one of my duties and i was she's looking like this is not. ok so scott as we hear there it is timely i understand there's also an autobiographical element to this so tell us what inspired the director. yeah the director or thought hein's actually spent 10 years in the far left activist group this depicted in the film she assures me. it was never as dramatic her experience as the experience in the film she was never involved in anything of violent never held a weapon or did any property damage but she said the emotional journey of the character and also the questions that the young woman in the film asked herself basically how far she willing to go to defend her ideals are the exact same ones that she asked herself and that she went through as a young woman. shall come full blame the m

will come before next year because the recovery plan will be formally adopted by the member states and the parliamentt the end of the year. will be thesuance beginning of next year. and then the precise timing of of theuance, the program issuance of bonds, to be honest, i don't think it has already been said by the commission. they are now working on the precise timeline also with market participants and other national treasures. it is a very first time ever that the european commission issues such a huge amount of bonds whether they are green or not. it is a new territory. that is why before going to the market, we need to adjust everything. know you mentioned that this is still an ongoing negotiation and nothing will happen until next year when it comes to the bonds hitting the market but do you have any idea if this will be a 10 year bonds? anything that has indicated what the structure would look like? al: i cannot tell you anything for sure. it is a work in progress. the political decision is made and now they are working on the specifics. make sense to have a long maturity for green bonds. as y

like this and so it acts like a state representative in the parliament the government. the election 4 and 4 year public health present one a virus send them so people are angry about the layout of the election and also the implementation of the national security law which has already been imposed for 3 months so people feel very much want to express the content to us the new elected section so there's clearly very little public trust in the local government there we understand that protestors have been arrested what else can you tell us about that. well in a way but you have mentioned that today as least 90 people have been arrested on the streets but earlier today before the rally. one of the leaders of the one of the opposition party in the city temperature he was arrested by police or. police accused in all of us to reinsert fissions more play out inciting hatred and contempt against the government so this. and accusation really been used in the past to talk at the opposition fighters and this is conducted by the national security department office at least 4 and the

parliament. heated debate. clashing with statewhether climate change is helping cause wildfires in the region. matt? matt: let's take a look at futures here. they have been up and down this morning. moving in a relatively tight band around zero. we can see that. ftse futures up. euro stock futures went completely unchanged. not a lot of movement in terms of futures. not a lot of direction for what we're going to see in the live cash trade and we'll kick it off with the ftse as usual. take a look at the global macro mover. the live cash equity index trade, you can see that the ftse is up .1% out of the gate as is the ibex. both moving up to .2 gains. we see a little bit of a risk on picture then this morning in terms of at least the first two equity indexes. we should note that the investors are selling the yen against the dollar now. they are buying gold against the treasuries. the dax up .2%. the cac showing gains at the beginning. european markets opening up just slightly higher. joining us now is sharon bell. goldman sachs seni

the existing institutions up and you have 2 presidents prime ministers and heads of parliament about submission green state council and usage and. that's really the time we sometimes take a decision that we're going to enforce them. we have gas wars the kind you was all wars and it's absurd that it was. so i hope that everyone has learned the lessons including we need some presidents lots of countries asked for defense. well look at them a bit ago although that's no negotiable paul what are the types of the we had to go share 6 months ago with president putin also but we said you know we can argue that it's a put defense and security is non-negotiable at sacred and these events indicated that basis secretary rice. was saying this and you were laughing a. year ago i one sent them could they could come times when me and putin would have to stand back to back and feel you know faint and you thought it was a joke because of that well. let's buy from on what's happening in belarus you don't need to know what it's like not shout it back and relax as i said it's just the beginning of the doubt and say it's not th

it is a full frontal attack on scotland's parliament and an attack on scott and's democracy. it's been statedthe powers of our parliament. we are going to leave the house of commons now and that debate on the controversial internal market bill which would override parts of the eu withdrawal agreement. we are the prime minister, borisjohnson, agreement. we are the prime minister, boris johnson, claimed this legislation is needed because he says there's an extraordinary threat from the european union to blockade food from great britain to northern ireland. that you said borisjohnson has not taken that revolver off the table. for labour, ed said the government's approach was cavalier. as a country of magna ca rta was cavalier. as a country of magna carta commies that it was wrong to break international law, not a question of remain against leave, he said, but of right against wrong. —— up said, but of right against wrong. —— up as said, but of right against wrong. —— upasa said, but of right against wrong. —— up as a country of magna carta comments... good afternoon. and indeed the channel islan

parliament. president trump clashes with california state officials over whether climate change is helping cause fires. the acts falls at city -- the axe falls at citi. with thefocus going on companies we are falling -- following. the way stocks are positioned today, a lot of the focus is the positive news about the vaccine -- on the positive news by the vaccine and chart -- and trials resuming. bonds in spain, portugal and france rising. yields on german debt steady. let's get to the first word news in london. the ball is in china posco or to seal a deal. pot court -- china's court to seal a deal. the block is stepping up its demand the china open up its economy even more. astrazeneca is vaccine -- trialsneca's vaccine remain on hold in the u.s. as regulators examine a side effect suffered by patient. the interruption raises concerns about one of the fastest moving experimental shots being developed is seen as one of the likeliest to reach the market. president trump will preside over the signing of historic --lomatic deals between speaking exclusively with qatar's foreign minister ruled out th

charlotte danny travelled to hanover capital of the german state of lower saxony to take part in a special event. on display in the parliament buildings lobby an exhibition from his private collection of documents relating to his family and their persecution by the nazis. danny accented an invitation to give a speech to the state assembly to mark germany's holocaust remembrance day. 75 years after the liberation of adam belsen concentration camp where he and his family spent 6 mile. still tirelessly campaigning against anti semitism and other forms of racism. danny wants people to remember the holocaust so that it doesn't happen again. in your eyes i represent 6 millions dead and 12000000 life versus those victims they could have told you they're all full stories they're really all full stories i can tell you this story of a survivor my mother is needed to leonti 8 names of family members died their family members that perished in the holocaust. i don't know whether you ever head day feeling what it means to have almost no relatives you should know that to survive the holocaust you did not need a single lucky event the what

states towards russia seems rather negative at the moment what's new way tell us more about this resolution that they're voting on then. right well they'll be voting later on thursday in the european parliament on a resolution to do with russia relations between e.u. member states and moscow what this resolution does is it calls on russia to cooperate with an investigation into what happened to alexina vali to provide immediate and full disclosure of the nova chuck chemical weapons program to the o.p.c. w that's the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons based in the hague in the netherlands and calls for an end to acts of harassment for against oppositions of the russian government the action from the e.u. it wants to see is further restrictive sanction measures against russia and russian officials also for the calling off the ending of the nord stream 2 gas pipeline project now on tuesday the e.u. high representative for foreign affairs yes that bottle that's basically the e.u. foreign minister was talking to any peace saying that that wasn't in the remit of the powers that the e.u. institutions had that would come down to the individual member states who were involved in the

could be laying the groundwork to create a breakaway state with its own parliament and government security forces armed with rocket launchers marched in major cities in syria last month intensifying fears of confrontation and. is head of series regional branch of the prosperity party's joining us live from a suburb i thank you very much indeed for giving us your time so what is the prosperities part of parties view on these elections. well it is made clear that our time. is to get its election and. constitution not end in a garden and this is not also part of the interest of the people of today so as we know. general election was post 4 and. 1000 pandemic and did you know we had the 2nd most populous nation in africa and if the. epidemic in africa more. it can be a very dangerous situation so the government boards of government in the party decided to postpone. the global crisis and there are also some other related crisis that is the. deserts one of them situation and flooding situation out wed so that for the government to endorse the house this is a house of people to sort of present ou

the left and the right who support leaving the european union might say well state aged me the sovereign right of parliament not of the european union treaty what do you make of all of the hullabaloo. well i mean it seems pretty bizarre to be trying to think about separating a country and generating huge lines and i saw pictures this morning huge lines of trucks at the border in a pandemic when you're trying to socially distance folks. i just think what you've seen here is a separation between what the ideologues and the politicians are saying and the hurt that people are experiencing i mean i don't doubt that the vote for breaks it was a cry for help the vote in the united states by 2 to trump was actually actually a vote from people who were hurting and in some ways what we have is i'm hurting it makes me feel better if you in the chaps like blanchflower out there you start to hurt that makes me feel better so i think it's very clear because of the austerity policies but it to keep it really people were hurting they reached out for help and guidance and what you had was politicians who just basically made

percent of voters here in germany supporting the far right party they have seats in federal parliament and in the states before they were fringe parties that's right now they're becoming mainstream yet we've had many deaths already you have there was a hollow someone tried to attack a synagogue calm down it's escalating right now on the vine he does not go out she's looking like this is not. ok so scott as we hear there it is timely i understand there's also an autobiographical element to this so tell us what inspired the director. yeah the director you have hines actually spent 10 years in the far left activist group this detected in the film she assures me. it was never as dramatic her experience as the experience in the film she was never involved in anything of violent never held a weapon or did any property damage but she said the emotional journey of the character and also the questions that the young woman in the film ask herself basically how far she willing to go to defend her ideals are the exact same ones that she asked herself that she went through as a young woman. company in the last great

the left and the right who support leaving the european union might say well state aged me the sovereign right of parliament not of the european union treaty what do you make of all of the hullabaloo. well i mean it seems pretty bizarre to be trying to think about separating a country and generating huge lines and i saw pictures this morning huge lines of trucks at the border in a pandemic when you're trying to socially distance folks. i just think what you've seen here is a separation between what the ideologues and the politicians are saying and the hurt that people are experiencing i mean i don't doubt that the vote for breaks it was a cry for help the vote in the united states by trump was actually actually a vote from people who are hurting and in some ways what we have is i'm hurting it makes me feel better if you elite chaps like blanchflower out there you start to hurt that makes me feel better so i think it's very clear because of the austerity policies but it to keep at least people were hurting they reached out for help and guidance and what you had was politicians who just basically made stuff u

with the european commission president has today given her first annual state of the union addresess of the europeaean parliament. unsuitablble deleld tackled a number of issues in her a address including measures to rebuild the bloc's economy after the damage injured by the coronavirus. she also revealed a series of ambitious emissions goals for the european union. and your words of warning for turkey telling the country to stop threatetening its neighbors i'm wordsds of warning for the . k. telling the country not to breach its brexit withdrawal treaty. on front street was drinkakable yet today tells us more need for access. as leaders all around the world continue to grapple with the korean virus pandemic you commission president us live on the line is certainly no exception. in her annual state of the european union speech learning from the mistakes made by the group was. at the top p f her agenda. so for me it is cruel. clear we need to build a stronger european health union. it is time to do that. to do this the european commission president wants to establish a biomedical resesearch agencyy to help prepar

forces fired tear gas at activists gathered in front of the gate leading to parliament today opponents maintain years of state corruption and mismanagement have plunged the economy into crisis the president is in lebanon to mark the national sin tenor of his 2nd visit to the former french protectorate since that massive explosion which killed more than $200.00 people in beirut last month. are listening to story now to our correspondent bosler reed he is in beirut close to where those protests have been taking place good evening to you basile so tell me what have you seen. it was obvious that the number of protesters tonight or this evening wasn't as much as we used to witness in the previous days and weeks. was really not so well at least say to the clashes took place. downtown but near the parliament by tomorrow the designated prime minister will had a constitution and an argumentative consultation with the m.p. m.p. blocks so the demonstration that addresses this abuse need the parliament to protest to say that that is the date that prime minister will not it's not if he's acting the on these people special

thousands have taken at the streets of bulgaria for an independent state march against the government people gathered outside parliament in sofia to demand the resignation of prime minister boyko bloody self and his cabinet they accuse them of corruption and having links to all of arcs. in brazil flash floods have hit the city of rio de janeiro blocking roads and leaving cars stranded residents have been struggling to make their way through water logged streets after torrential rains hit neighborhoods to the south of the city. more than half of the pilot whales stuck in australia's biggest stranding on record are believed to have died rescuers have been struggling to free the nearly $500.00 mammals each doctor has mania the stranded pod was 1st but 1st believed to be about half the size before further aerial searches spotted another group of around $200.00 nearby. you're watching d.w. news still to come on our show the un says it is that leaky oil tanker in the red sea could explode at any moment but war in yemen is blocking the cleanup. that's in a moment but 1st doctors treating russian opposition leader alexina voll

minutes a product of several of the german federal states and including several dozen members of the conservative coalition government. members of parliament from the conservative coalition who are saying we need to bring in this crisis situation we need to bring in people immediately we need to not take any regard of european plans european. how should i say reticence germany should lead on this issue and should bring people in who are in desperate need immediately but this is something that the german government is continuing to refuse to do whereas the pressure from the grassroots as it were from churches from aid organizations really is increasing there from day to day. political correspondent hans broad reporting for us thank you hans. let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world at least 11 people have died in 2 nights of violent protests in the colombian capital hundreds more were injured at the trouble was sparked by a viral video of police tasing a man who later died in the hospital. the chief executive of rio tinto is quitting over the mining giants destruction of sacred aboriginal sites in western aus

you know the greek prime minister as we just heard as has declared a state of emergency and he specifically calling on the e.u. parliament to take a. action but what can that you parliament do here. protesting is the only thing the parliamentarians can do right now and then we did the 20 of them have the stuff have spontaneously gathered here in front of the building of the european parliament the european parliament is only a code legislator and the whole migration policy process and so far the member states refuse to accept any changes in gratian or asylum laws and they refuse of course to take migrants from greece and to distribute them to relocate them all over europe and this is the main problem right now well a lot of aid organizations have criticized it you today for not having acted sooner on this question despite a various warnings about the conditions on les paul so what reactions have you seen there to the fire today. so that if people. actually about these pictures but as i think that cannot do much because the member states the the governments of the member states refuse to engage in a serious of process to

sworn in 1st he was selected by the cabinet to take the reins of the state and then he was sworn in in front of the parliament which further cemented the what appears to be the unanimous support that he enjoys amongst the people there will be a burial the body of the late. arriving from the united states to kuwait city and the will once that burial is taken place then we'll probably start seeing world leaders arriving to pray their respects and condolences to the amir of coates' there will be that period of mourning that will be given before we will start seeing real signs of what kind of direction the new. no wife will be taking kuwait in whether it will be a continuation as it appears at least from the signals that have been coming from kuwait city where they will be in the same direction as his predecessor his brother or whether there will be some changes obviously there will need to be some sort of bold decision making happening over the next 12 months not least in terms of announcing who he will appoint as his era but also the formation of a government that needs to deal with some very real challenges th

positive results achieved during the dialogue sessions between the delegations of the parliament and the supreme council of state through reaching an end. to draw a road map to unify the state sovereign institutions according to the security council resolutions including resolution 2510 and the outcomes of relevant regional and international conferences. we do commend the hosting by the kingdom of morocco of the recent sessions and we hope that these efforts will come in aid into a comprehensive political settlement or that would guarantee the security stability and unity of libya and also me this variations of the libyan people mr president i'm able to give you. all one of the principles of good neighborliness as per the united nations charter. and in upholding these principles we do appeal and urge the islamic republic of iran to take serious measures towards confidence building to commence their low built on respect for the 70 of states not interference in their internal affairs and to ease the tensions in the gulf and to base our relations on the wrist the prosody and reciprocal respect for a region. that en