u. k. and germany hoped to corporate in the future, i mean on friday is going to learn about a hamburg pioneering hydrogen. and technology is another, something that the u. k. m is, is a, you know, am, i could also like that there are things that the 2 countries can cooperate on and where every country can learn from each other. and i think this corporation and this sort of working together as partners and looking into a brighter future thing. that's just the emphasis of that. and this is going to be the emphasis of the entire trip really right. there are a lot of royal watchers in germany. i mean, germany does not have an established aristocracy that has persisted after the 2nd world war. the way in the u. k. of course, has that deep tradition of which is still a constitutional monarchy. what about royal watchers and people just being fascinated with this royal coupled? i mean, give you an idea of what kind of crowd is gathered there at the brown of her gait. yes, we've seeing we're seeing lots of people with german and versus flags. we've seen the occasional paper crown, floating on people's he

u. k. and germany. you turn president proved this year in 2018 by taking part in the 100 anniversary of the end of the 1st world war in london. today it gives me the titular price to be with you once again. now is key and to renew the special bond of friendship between our 2 countries.

went on to visit some of the ukrainians who have taken refuge in germany since russia's invasion and highlighted how both germany and the u. k. providing support side by side. also, militarily, that was the message of his visit to a joined german, british military unit outside of berlin. and last but not least at this eco village, charles got his hands down and dirty, helping to make cheese and discuss organic farming. since long before he became britain, sovereign environmental issues have been at the heart of his agenda. his 1st trip abroad as britain's monarch is seen as an effort to reset britain's relations with the european union post breaks it self power through photo ops. so far it looks like it has been a piece of cake for charles european commission president, also a funder line says the future of relations with china. that's the use. biggest trading partner will depend on how beijing deals with the war and ukraine frontline says that you need to cut its risks when dealing with a china that is becoming more repressive at home and more assertive abroad. the westfield, beijing could supply russia with weapons from th

u. k. and germany. you turn president troops prove this year in 2018 by taking part in the 100 anniversary of the end of the 1st world war in london. today, it gives me particular pride to be with you once again. now is key and to renew the special bond of friendship between our 2 countries. this friendship meant so much to my beloved mother. the late queen, who often spoke of the 15 official visits she made to germany, including her 5 status. the 1st of those in 1965 came when our continent was still deeply scarred by war and the trauma of conflict. hers was the wartime generation. and like my father, the queen, it said in uniform, that my parents 11 day tour in germany should prove to be a pivotal moment in the reconciliation between our nations. was therefore a matter of great personal significance to the boat minor mater with norma, a row my mother knew what a huge achievement this reconciliation meant. feeling brazil, and with her many visits contamination. she wanted to make a contribution to furt

the chinese have presented a proposal and it is believe the u. k. france and germany are cobbling together a plan for zalinski. but are they willing to talk to russia in the cross talking piece proposals, i'm joined by my guess. i know 10 in beijing, he's a senior fellow at a to have institute as well as the chairman of asia narratives in parents. we have a shots up here. he is professor ameritas at the school for advanced studies at social sciences and in new mexico. we have come home and he is a professor of asian and global history at new mexico state university. are a gentleman, cross type roles and a fact that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. i want to talk about the european proposal here, and i want to talk about the chinese one. i'm for the repeat one shock. i'm going to go to you 1st in paris. so we have the u. k. france and germany talking to you crane about a possible settlement. essentially boils down to get as much land as you possibly can.

u. k and germany. and during these times i think it's a great sign. and as far as i know, this is the only joint or military unit, the u. k. has with a foreign country. so it's great that he made a trip to, to see the troops. and we, we saw a part of his speech there at the buddhist hug. unusually political for a reigning mother, and talking about ukraine and about germany's contribution. and what did you, what did you make of his performance? i agree, i was surprised having such a political king in the book, the stark and i talked to many of my colleagues who said this was an amazing speech . we haven't had the one of these in the last 10 years in the been to suck and it was forward looking on the one hand. but he also had our joint history in mind talking about world war 2 and so on. so it was surprising. but um, i think it was applauded at the book, the stock. okay, so we've had a few years since breaks it was 1st announced and then a completed and a few prime ministers actually are in that time. how do you think the king has, has done in terms of r

u. k and germany phase. and when in light of the warn you crying, but also with the climate shot at the climate crisis. and he really emphasized the importance of unity between those countries in a fighting or in facing these 2 challenges. and i think that sort of a sort of set the tone for this entire speech, really this deep connection corporation. and how if we want to face the challenges in the future, we need to stick together as you say. and lia, there was some really very personal remarks that he made not to mention a bit of humor as well, and which drew a few laughs. tell us how his address was received by the german members of parliament. i mean, it was met with a standing ovation rice, and i mean the politicians who then came out of the other came out of the big hall . afterwards. they were, you know, talking to a lots of press over here. all of them so far have said that they really liked her speech. it was funny, was full of humor, but it was also human. so i think a lot of people here were quite

the chinese have presented a proposal and it is believed the u. k. france and germany are cobbling together a plan for zalinski. but are they willing to talk to russia ah cross talking piece proposals, i'm joined by my guest mangan in beijing. he's a senior fellow at the t. i hate institute as well as chairman of asia narratives in paris. we have shouts up here. he is professor emeritus at the school for advanced studies at social sciences and in new mexico. we have been home and he is a professor of east asian and global history at new mexico state university. our a gentleman crossed sack rose and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate. i want to talk about the european proposal here and i want to talk about the chinese one. i'm for the european one jack. i'm going to go to you 1st in paris. so we have the u. k. france and germany talking to ukraine . about a possible, a settlement. i essentially boils down to, i get as much land as you possibly can by summer, early fall, and will fill you up as much arms as you can carry. i don't

in ukraine, the chinese have presented your proposal and it is believed the u. k. france and germany are cobbling together a plan for zalinski. but are they willing to talk to russia? a new moscow and new jelly are consistent opponents of such neo colonial practice, even as a legitimate unilateralism threatening black notary, russia is top diploma highlights the importance of strengthening intercultural dialogue within the d. 20 group in order to find out or is to that challenge is that the world faces today. also ad on the program. the ruling parties can do that is the 3rd victorious and nigeria is presidential election. but questions are raised about the integrity of the pallet. with stung grenades, our fire does protest in gulf more cities around israel coming as anger over then you government judicial reforms with live across the world around the clock. this is our take, great to have your company today. let's get to work with russia and india stand against neo colonial practices. the remarks of struggle abroad after meeting with counterparts in the indian capital i g, 20 foreign

u. k. and germany and others. and that side of the world would have been much better shape as well because they would have been able to protect themselves and by natural that provide natural gas for united states from her. so what do you think it'll take to restart this entire cycle? do we just need an entirely new political agenda? well, we do need to go back to that, but i obviously, i don't think we're getting that fast. i think what's going to happen as the, as the supply chain starts to open up. now, one of the things we have in problem now is what we have a major problem in the world. why the economy? so how fast is the supply chain going to check back up when there's going to be a lack of demand for products. you know, this is a, a vicious circle that you create when you make a very bad decision to begin with, without giving it any thought. and that is what, when the united states stop decided to stop producing their own oil and begin that export or boil, that is the, the, the chain that started the event.

the chinese are presented to proposal and it is believe the u. k. france and germany are cobbling together a plan for zalinski. but are they will to talk to right? a welcome back to the fort smith with professor of international politics and economics at the university of london. now this, of course, because we've been talking about all this as well as the irrational and rational factors and all of that. and i know it's not very politically correct these days to quote the russian president. but he has his own vision of what is happening and i want to run it by you without the obliging you it's you agree with that? in fact, i invite you to disagree with what he said, but essentially he and vision is that we've come to a point in history where the political domination of the west, which is also conditioned on pretty exploitive reliance on the resources of the rest of the world. that scheme, that paradigm is no longer sustainable by objective factors, and he believes that by picking up a battle with russia, the west is essentially trying to turn around this trend and per

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and she gave us her impressions. i think it's safe to say that british soft power has arrived in germany, and it is not uncommon for the u. k. to use the royals as a way of a form of diplomacy. really, if you look at 1964, the queen made her 1st state visit to germany and it marked the beginning of reconciliation between the 2 countries. i think you can observe, as you can see, a similar theme in this as it really after years of fighting really over over break sets and the ongoing breaks that negotiations. and, you know, that ultimately finally culminated in the, in the windsor framework that, you know, we've now seen an end to this fighting, thankfully, and now as pump out of time, my a said a new chapter can begin. and i think that's exactly what this visit represents an end to breaks and negotiations of breaks that disputes and the start of something new. and i think the visit of can charles is also a fine from the u. k. m. that's it really values. it's partnership with germany and it's friendship really and that's reflected not just in, you know, the in the, in the kings visits, you know, but also i think, equally on th

u. k. but also it's an emphasis on how important germany is to the u. k. as a partner course, germany and, and the u. k. germany in england have very deep ties. going back many, many generations. we're seeing again a firefighter sty my. the gym president and king charles of britain approaching the podium there. athlete, we're going to hear the german bonus le. ah, military band for form for them. there's a color guard as well. ah, you're looking at what is called police plots on the eastern side of the brandenburg gate here in downtown berlin, our correspondent, emily gord, dean, is there king charles a 74 years old. he ascended to the crown and in september is expected to be crowned this in may just a couple months from now. emily charles is a big advocate of climate protection and sustainability and he's been working on those subjects for quite some time. is his interest in those topics reflected in his itinerary in germany. i absolutely. so tonight, king charles was going to attend a sustainability reception at palace bellville, which was the residence of jeremy's president, flanked by

u. k is on a charm offensive rights and the u. k is trying to strengthen its ties to germany. it is trying to repair some of the damages that were done over the last 2 years and the fact that negotiations. so this speech is a step towards germany, is a step towards germans showing i mean in his speech or can charles really spoke of his gratitude to germany over the years. and he spoke of his gratitude for her being here. i'm. he emphasized the important ties between germany and, and, and the u. k. so it just em, it almost sets the own. so what's a, is yet to come maybe in terms of political decisions and, and this policy making from the u. k. sides. and i think wildest doesn't have any tangible effects, and i think it's sort of, it just sets the tone for where the british side is going a wants to go. and i think that is a good signal to germany. and i think as such as is received as well. the w correspondent, emily gordon, talking to us there about king charles the 3rd is it to germany. thanks so much, emily. now just before we go, here is a reminder of the top stories that we'

and now is the chance to turn the page and open a new chapter of relations between the u. k, the u, the u. k, and germany on the basis of mutual understanding and friendship. and as i say, that is a theme that has chimes in berlin to day in the newspapers. you hear it on the radio, the tv, the view being put across that way. and then of course, there's the element of the affinity between the german people and the british people. the love that many people here said that they had to fall the king's late mother, queen elizabeth, who visited germany many times. and it is something that can be seen in the crowds who were at the brandenburg gate waving those flags and saying they'd been chewing up for hours to get a glimpse of the ceremony. it's pretty clear that there are many in germany who do feel that bond with the british monarchy, even though germany abandoned its own monarchy more than a 100 years ago. so had an al jazeera coming face to face with one of the largest known creatures of river water planet. uninstalled a special day for 2 footballs, most famous rivals, details coming up. ah, ah. with a who

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u. k. and the likes of france and germany. i think where the difference is, is that we're seeing this slightly clumsy politics. i think certainly in terms of president microns handling of what is on the so if you look at it purely on economics is moved to increase the pension age by 2 years is long overdue. and successive presidents have tried and failed to do to do to do he's done. and it's the, the way that it can handle that is that is causing the anger on the street. similarly in the u. k, i think if you look at a public sector strikes, my impression is that this is very poorly handled by the government. and initially offering extremely media pay offers, which are now which then gradually growing back on. and i'm going to have to offer slightly more gender settlements. i think it's the poor politics slightly, this kind of kind of tinian government approach that is exacerbating the anger on the street and it is on the street. right. and we were seeing the pictures from france and i've been paying attention to what's going o

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w. britain's king charles continued his visit to germany today with an agenda heavily focused on defense and ukraine. u. k. in germany or europe's largest donors of military financial and humanitarian support. the war in ukraine produced a seismic shift in german defense policy with new commitments to spend billions more on defense. but a year after germany's chancellor announced his site and vendor people are still asking, well, where's the money? i'm feel gail in berlin and this is the day. ah, george germany's decision to provide so much military support to you. crown is extremely brave. important. and welcome with sad. today is already the 400 day of the war we have suffered to the war of aggression against ukraine has brought unimaginable suffering still on so many innocent people should finish. with supporting our people now means understanding how important it is not to remain morally neutral to what evil the scourge of war is back in europe. also coming up the future of the european union's relations with china, commission president, i should have found the lions as that depends on how beijing dea

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the chinese are presented to proposal and it is believe the u. k. france and germany are cobbling together a plan for zalinski. but are they willing to talk to russia? a new moscow and new jelly are consistent opponents of such neo colonial practice as a legitimate, unilateral or threatening black motor. russia is top diploma highlights the importance of strengthening intercultural dialogue within the g 20 group in order to find out or is to the challenge is that the world faces today. also add on the program to ruling parties. candidate is the 3rd victorious and nigeria is presidential election. what questions are raised about the integrity of the pallet? with stunning grenades, our fire does protest st.

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