dance music and ecstasy in mammoth nightclubs exploded across the united berlin.ike alan alien pioneers pioneers of a new sound and a new gene generation. east and west, a unified force. >> this is my favorite food. >> anthony: this is good. >> this is apple. >> anthony: lunch at a joint. sausage of chicken. 's feet with smoked mashed potatoes and apple. we've shoulder raised and served with vegetables, potatoes, horseradish and god help me k kale. when did the wall come down? >> it was 1989. >> anthony: so it started in 18 it does 1989. >> everything started in 1989. it was based in the west side where the first techno club o open. i came down and everything came to the east because there was space and a lot of industrial places and its music was a meeting point of the east and west and meeting point of young people trying to move together and just happened in the club. and the wall came down, all of our music came together. it is in our blood. that is what it is so strong for me. so being a dj, the title was a very strong impact for my soul. ♪ >> anthony: over t

now was the message of his visit to join 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 britons monarch, as 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 and you're up to date here on the w coming up, we have a documentary film on china's if it's to expand its influence in the arctic, don't forget there's more news in quitting on this indictment of donald trump one d, w dot com and on social media to a t w. and jerry, great thankfully ah, imagine how many pushing of lunch are thrown out in the world climate or it could be very hot stores. this is my pleasure, the way from just one week how much work can render.

also, militarily, now, 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 bricks it self power through photo ops. so far it looks like it has been a piece of cake for charles european commission president also underline says the future of relations with china, which is the use biggest trading partner, will depend on how beijing deals with the warn ukraine. underline says the units cotton's risks, when dealing with a china that is becoming more repressive at home and more assertive abroad, the west 5th, beijing could supply russia with weapons from the line is preparing for a visit to the chinese capital next week, where she says the focus will be on frank dialogue. our relationship with china is far too

also, militarily, that was the message of his visit to join 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 happen at the heart of his agenda. his 1st trip abroad, as britons monarch, as 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. ok, is there a man to ne breaking you story we have for you a manhattan that grand jury has voted to indict form a u. s. president donald trump following of tribe into hush money, i to a porn star ahead of the 2016 presidential election drop has called the indictment political persecution, vowing to fight it in colds. and of course we'll have more on that to route the next hours here on to help you stay tuned up next on dw business. steven beasley has the latest including us president george biden's, cold for tougher rules for mid si

also, militarily, now, 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 has britain's monarch, as 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. take a look at some or stories that making headlines around the world around $30000.00 protesters in israel, of block to highway in tel aviv in support of the government's controversial judicial reform bill opposed. changes would allow parliament to override supreme court. this supreme court decisions with a simple majority, i minister benjamin netanyahu, when i was this week that he was postponing the legislation. following months of protests, least 8 hindu worshippers of died after plunging into a stairway leading to a well te

with giving up sports like every weekend on d w ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is dw news life from berlin. united nations condemns the abuse of prisoners in the war and ukraine. human rights watched on both sides have been carrying out summary executions of troops captured on the battlefield. germany's biggest lender at the center of stock market for more deutscher bank takes a battery, but chancel. all of schoultz says there is no reason to be concerned. france cleans up after millions, joined nationwide protests against pension reform. president, manuel mac cole says he won't back down, even as more demonstrations are expected in the coming days. ah, and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. michael ok. the united nations has condemned evidence of abuse of prisoners of war by both sides in ukraine. the un human rights monitoring chief, but till the buckner has accused russia of widespread summary executions. enforced disappearance is within ukraine. documented abuses by russian forces out numbered those by ukraine, by 6 to one. wagner says both sides have been executing prisoners capt

ah ah, this is d w. news line from berlin. united nations condemns the abuse of prisoners in the war in ukraine. human rights watch dogs say both sides have been carrying out summary executions of troops captured on the battlefield. germany's biggest lender at the center of stock market term. one deutscher bank takes a battery, but chancellor olaf sholtes says there's no reason to be concerned. france cleans up after millions, joined nationwide protests against pension reform. president emmanuel next poll says he won't back down units more demonstrations are expected in the coming day. ah. i michael ok. welcome. united nations has condemned evidence of abuse of prisoners of war by both sides in ukraine. the un human rights monitoring, she used to tell the bug, nor has accused russia of widespread summary execution and forced disappearances within ukraine. documented abuses by russian forces out numbered those by ukraine, by 6 to one. wagner says both sides have been executing prisoners captured during the conflict. we are deeply conc

the capitol, berlin, one of the most iconic cities in europe, hip and internet, stiff, creative, and progressive. a modern city full of history, which was 112 bits divided into and then v united. this is berlin, and as this a in german mil coleman in berlin. ah ah, one of the 1st things that come in your mind when you think about berlin is brandon bo get the most iconic attraction in berlin was built in the 18th century in the new classical style. and today it is a symbol of unity for europe. and the unification of germany right next to the brandon bo gate, we have the holocaust memorial. it's made of more than $2700.00 concrete blocks like these, which are made laid out in a grid formation. it's dedicated to the jewish victims of the world war 2 who died in the nazi genocide. ah, ah, ah, there's also small memorial here in the garden next to brandon will get. it's dedicated to the also prosecuted cindy and go more people in this beautiful boulevard. and have been in taxi right through the middle of berlin with if you also get tired walking around on a hot day like this, you can relax in this beautiful park right here. it's also near by. it's called the growth 30 garden right

get the app now you ah ah, this is dw slide from berlin. the unit un sounds v alarm about the wells growing wall to crisis. we all need it, but the un says safe drinking water is already in short supply and the problem is getting worse. and not just the way you think across the globe. also coming up german.

this is dw slide from berlin. the unit un sounds the alarm about the world's growing water crisis. we all need it, but the un says safe drinking water is already in short supply and the problem is getting worse and not just the way you think. but across the globe. also coming up, germany, police carry out fresh raids on an extreme right group. members of the so called rice burger were implicated in an alleged plot to overthrow the german government last december and french president, him on the way of my call defense, his decision to force through a rise in the retirement age, even us protest escalate across the country ah, i'm gabelle has welcome to the program. it is quite literally the life blood of humanity, but it is an increasingly short supply. now a new un report has reveal the scale of water scarcity across the world on world war today. especially the united nations conference has just got underway in new york. the 1st in more than 4 decades, specifically focus on water being billed as a once in a generation chance to tackle a worsening crisis. as un figures revealed bill

berlin because she wanted to live in a city where she could come out as trans. holden came to berlin from the united states for work, but it wasn't just a career move. there were also some highly personal reasons for the relocation. i think what attracts it trans and queer people internationally to come to berlin is partially that there's a big, big community here already. and everybody sort of knows that berlin has like the trans queer city, like it has that international reputation for it already. when i think also because i don't want to call it a utopia, but it, it because it's not necessarily utopia, but it's like berlin is a really great place to be trans and queer, feels really, really safe. and i think a lot of the world is not safe. and so i think a lot of trans people come here because they know basically they're going to be safe. and, and if they come from really oppressive countries or oppressive places, bob, it's going to be so much better here. i think that's a major part of it. there are huge opportunities for trans people here. there is a chance for community just in places like this

berlin. the united nations condemns the abuse of prisoners and the war and ukraine. human rights watch talk say both sides have been carrying out summary executions of troops captured on the battlefields. also coming up, rejecting the call up to fight imprudence army, we need a russian i t worker living and attend in the forest to avoid his conscription papers and freed from prison. the activist to inspire to the oscar nominated film hotel wanda, was being held for alleged terrorists and the government they are wants to reset relations with us. ah, monica jones, welcome to the program. the united nations has condemned evidence of abuse of prisoners of war by both sides in ukraine. the un human rights monitoring chief matilda bordner has accused russia of widespread summary executions and forced disappearances within ukraine. documented abuses by russian forces outnumbered those by ukraine by 6 to one by book not also says both sides have been executing prisoners captured during the conflict. we are deeply concerned about the summary execution of up to 25 russian prisoners of war and pearsons, o

berlin. the united nations condemns the abuse of prisoners in the war in ukraine. human rights watchdog say both sides have been carrying out summary executions of troops captured on the battlefield. also coming up, rejecting the call to fight in pollutants army. we need a russian id worker living and attend in the forest to avoid his conscription papers. and the activist to inspire the oscar nominated film hotel wander is freed from prison, release comes as the government bail wants to reset relations with us. ah, i monica jones. welcome to the program. the united nations has condemned to the alleged abuse of prisoners of war by both sides in the ukraine conflict. the un human rights monitoring grew past accused russia of widespread summary executions and forced disappearances within ukraine. it's there to documented abuses by russian horses out a number to those by ukraine. i 6 to one. let's have a listen to what the groups chief matilda bordner had to say about the evidence. we are deeply concerned about the summary execution of up to 25 russian prisoners of war and pearsons, or to combat by

berlin because she wanted to live in a city where she could come out as trans holden came to berlin from the united states for work, but it wasn't just a career move. there were also some highly personal reasons for the relocation. i think would attacks it trans and queer people internationally to come to berlin is partially that there's a big, big community here already. and everybody sort of knows that berlin has like the trans queer city like it has that international reputation for it already. when i think also because i don't want to call it a utopia, but it, it because it's not necessarily used hope yet, but it's like berlin is a really great place to be trans and queer, feels really, really safe. and i think a lot of the world is not safe. and so i think a lot of trans people come here because they know basically they're going to be safe. and, and if they come from really oppressive countries or oppressive places, bob, it's going to be so much better here. i think that's a major part of it. there are huge opportunities for trans people here. there is a chance for community just in places lik

germany currently leads nato's presence unit in lithuania. berlins providing tanks and air defense systems to protect the alliance's eastern flank. >> we do, and we will do anything and everything necessary and possible to protect the eastern flank, because it is our obligation, our duty inside the nato with our allies. this is what we have been doing here in the past, and what we have even improved during the last 12 months, and we will continue. reporter: germany has deployed a combat brigade in lithuania since the autumn of last year in response to russia's invasion of ukraine. it means the troops are on standby and can be sent into action immediately in case of an attack. with the way neah -- lithuania is now pushing germany to keep its forces stationed in the baltic country long-term, but there is no agreement so far. on his trip, pistorius also met his lithuanian counterpart to discuss germany's presence here. >> the geographic position of the baltic countries calls for a stronger presence of partners in the region to ensure effective deterren

now was the message of his visit to a join 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 a european union post backs it south power through photo arts. so far it looks like it has been a piece of cake for charles has got a german view on there. so with a young simmer man who is a member of the bundles, talk of the s p d and chairman of the german british parliamentary group. welcome to d w. let's start with an element of, of the visit this, this, the military element. he went to a joint german, british military unit. what, what do we take from that? i think this is a great sign because military cooperation is probably the starting point of the post brick said corporation between the u. k and germany. and during these times i think it's a grea

also, militarily, that was the message of his visit to a joined german british military unit, outside of berlin. will german arms manufacture cross? my 5 eggman says it signed a contract with the country's armed forces to manufacture replacements for weapons sent to ukraine. but in the center, 14 of the company is self repelled at p said aged 2000 artillery systems. and it's now ordered 10 new ones with options on more will this week, germany also announced the arrival of 18 leopard to tax in ukraine at the facing criticism for the glacial speed of delivery on its military plumbers is. the slowness was in part because donating tanks and artillery systems depletes germany's capacity to defend itself. the open secret here is that the country's armed forces are face chronic shortages for years. and sadly, the problems run much deeper than just a lack of kit. the german murder, this infantry fighting vehicle has become symbolic for the german military and its problems. the equipment, for instance, the model has been around for about 50 years with some updates. the p. m. i was supposed to replace th

side also, militarily, that was the message of his visit to join 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 britons monarch, as seen as an effort to reset britain's relations with the european union post rex it self power through photo ops. so far it looks like it has been a piece of cake for charles. thank you. now for it to the point with panel is debating whether western tank deliveries to ukraine will increase the threat of nuclear escalation with russia or news coming up at the top of the out. i'm nick off really think for a company ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah mm mm. mm. mm hm. with to the point. strong opinions, clear position, international perspective resident got to me both things announcement that he plans to station tactical nuclear weapons and beta. those has concerns about the father escalation. this is the 1st time since t

ah ah, this is d w. news ally from berlin. united nations condemns the abuse of prisoners in the war in ukraine. human rights watch dog save. both sides have been carrying out summary executions of troops captured on the battlefield. germany's biggest lender at the center of stock market terminal deutscher bank takes a battery.

major barrier before the rhine is in force by infantry armored elements of the united states ninth army, a phase of what berliners called the greatest of west front offensive. the battle scarred german town of linick is cleaned up. and here your neck still more german soldiers dead and alive. help swell the enemy's casualty. now far past 1 million on the western front. and amid shambles of silence and emptiness the german people are learning what warfare means and. supreme commander eisenhower are with the ninth army's commanding general, inspects positions near and forces lined up for the smash across the rhine to dusseldorf and beyond. as a security, civilians are assembled for questioning. but they are few compared to the mounting toll of captured german soldiers. at the american troops approach the rhine they freed thousands of russian and polish prisoners forced into labor battalions by the nazis now and and captivity and new allied friend. this concentration camp guarded by electrified wire deep trenches and many posts gives mute testimony to the horror that once reigned her

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units. and claire richardson in berlin for me in the whole team working behind the scenes. excellent for what tooth, ah. guardians of truth. my name is john dinner. and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey taking all the powers that be they risk everything john, don't dar, asks activists, journalists and politicians living and exiled too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people who are behind the bus. they live for their mission. people need to know what is happening there. in our series guardians of truth, watch know on youtube, at d. w documentary, we're ah, is tick tock, time bomb for us, china trade relations. the ceo of the popular apps parent company failed to impress congress and testimony yesterday. beijing has now warned washington once again, not to move against the company. also on our show behind chat g p t and other ai applications, is the work of companies around the world who feed the algorithm. we'll look at one of them. i'm see from beards

ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin. united nations condemns the abuse of prisoners in the war and ukraine. human rights watch dog shape. both sides have been carrying out summary executions of troops captured on the battlefield. germany's biggest lender at the center of stock market true more.

berlin. the united nations condemns the abuse of prisoners in the war and ukraine. human rights watch talk say both sides have been carrying out summary executions of troops captured on the battlefield. also coming up, rejecting the call to fight in pu 10th army, we need a rush.

process, and we should also not wait, you know, for someone to propose it in the united states, britain , france, berlinothers. platforms, we have to propose these solutions ourselves and try them in various ways through the media , through expert communities, through political circles, to convey and lobby, that is, this idea should be generally us now when, you see , even when we talk about some solutions, we we are talking about the fact that russia needs to exclude zoom, but in addition to the fact that russia needs to be excluded from the un, it is important to work on the thesis that the world obviously needs a new atlantic charter or a new washington treaty on the united nations, which would consolidate the world around the threats that surround those allies which are now forming the so-called axis of evil and threaten the civilized world of the world, this is also important and in this sense these discussions of the discussion, they can, can, should be and will be , and in the end somewhere there is a question about when this it is possible to do and achieve it, it is obvious that it is problemat

ah ah ah ah, this is the w news live and from berlin, the united states releasing video of that black sea drone incident. the pentagon saying that this footage shows a russian fighter jet coming very close to an unmanned american drone that later crash. the kremlin is standing by a different story, also coming up poland, promising to deliver ukraine for of its mig 29 fighter jets within a matter of days, but will this moot inspire other native members to do the same? also coming up protestors in france, expressing their outrage at president macros decision to force through pension reform plans. crohn says he'll use special powers to push through unpopular changes without a vote in parliament. and the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu defending propose judicial reforms in his country that yahoo was here in berlin for talks with the german chancellor. these really leader crazy. israel's strong partnership with jer, ah, i'm brick golf is good to have you with us. the u. s. defense department has released footage that it says shows a russian aircraft intercepting a u. s spine join

side-by-side also militarily, that was the message of this visit to a joint british military unit outside of berlin. and last but not least, at this eco village he got his hands dirty helping to make cheese and discuss organic farming. since long before he became britain's sovereign, environmental issues have been at the heart of his agenda. his first trip abroad as britain's monarch is seen as an effort to reset written's relations with european union -- britain's relationship post brexit. so far it looks like it has been a piece of cake for charles. >> they are a member of the spd and elementary group. i asked him about the significance of the military element of the kings visit. let's get a german view with a member of the spd and chairman of the german british parliamentary group. welcome to dw. let's start with an element of the visit, the military element. he went to a joint german and british military unit. what can we take from that? >> this is a great sign, because military cooperation is probably the starting point of the post brexit cooperation between the u.k. and germany and during the

but from berlin, the united states releasing video of that black sea drone incident, the pentagon saying that this footage shows a russian fighter jet, coming very close to an unmanned american drone. but later crash. the kremlin is standing by a different.

this is a term, because there were high patrons in berlin , formally the unit was subordinate to theghest. furprises of the police of central russia and belarus to the general commissioner of belarus the group is actually the head of the ss headquarters gottloberger to the person with whom he fought together during the first world war, he covered up all his antics. swimming was destroyed and tortured about 40,000 people become fighters of the poachers' team, personally. chose the prisoners of the red army selection. passed over a voluntary basis, as a rule, the administration of the camps shared prisoners on a national basis, a special group was selected by ukrainians, and in the cards of prisoners of war they were designated by the letters u, immigrants from ukraine, and so the team of the tree was replenished. the condition was high growth, and good health, loyalty, uh, to the occupying troops. well, the desire to serve the third reich as a commander was appointed. again, a former officer of the soviet army of the red army , lieutenant and nichenko ivan dmitrievich, and this is a c

released, diverting the accusation from the united states, as the heads of the european defense ministry comment on the new circumstances in kiev and berlinw we cannot rule out that bakhmud will go to ukraine in the coming days and it will be allocated 2 billion euros for ammunition from the peace fund , units are commanded by the western mercenaries of general seco. for the safety of passengers, the taxi driver should not work more than 12 hours a day. the decision has been prepared, but is it possible to control this? it was decided to evict tenants who bought apartments at market prices after the bankruptcy of the developer, then ordered alexander karpov is trying to restore justice. dear, nadia oh, hatch, look what are you doing? they don't have to be called. hey, i say, sannyushka, on such a day everyone will come together, you won’t come to this gorgon, love and pigeons today at 21:00 on the channel, russia how nice it is to close a loan with a guaranteed rate service, and get back part of the interest. it's like finding money for an old jacket, pay on time, and the post bank will return the difference in money, recalculating the cr

defining issue of his final term in office as the government today rejected unit appeals for mediation. i'm phil guy in berlin, and this is the day ah, that people are fighting. we can't let this guy what out feel to the fire in the government's behavior, the police violence. this law micron has been playing death and blind for nearly 2 months. ignoring week after week, all the anger had all the demonstrations that you all know that the president is ready to meet with the union city. but it's not enough to say we want dialogue. don't want to discuss pensions. that's not possible with the prime minister is also at the disposal of the unions to meet with them for to go with. now the whole isn't in our court is in the government, it has to listen to what's happening in the country. also coming up a fire at a migrant center in mexico, leaves dozens of people dead though. now you've been waiting for their father. then we started seeing smoke everywhere. everybody ran away but they left the men locked inside. welcome to the day in france. hundreds of thousands of people have been on the streets again in a direct ch

berlin . thus, juventus roma manchester united-bayer sevillasportingfeinord continue to fight for the victoryin the second most important tournament for european clubs. and union draw the remaining draw. eurocup playoffs will be held today. in the russian football cup the night before the final match of the second stage of the quarter-finals of the path of the regions in rennes. played against rostov, the same teams met each other 4 days ago in the premier league, then rostov won a minimal victory, this time the team of valery karpin again won with a score of 1: 0 the winning goal, in the eighty-second minute roman ugrev scored after filing with a corner and a header discount thus, nizhny novgorod is eliminated from the russian cup and rostov in the next round of the lower bracket of the tournament will play with krasnodar dynamo or togliatti akron, the draw will take place today. buying gagarin started the second round of the playoffs, also known as the conference semi-finals, the first matches were held in the series of skatorpeda and ak bars-admiral sky torpeda - these are the most product

assurances of support for ukraine, it is no secret that both europe and the united states are accumulating fatigue from the conflict in berlinweek to protest against arms transfers. 13,000 people marched out in kiev washington, d.c., many gop officials skeptical about continued support for ukraine moreover, if china is still drawn into the conflict, talk that it can start helping russia is already underway, nevertheless , the white house insists on arms supplies to continue, because without them peace is impossible in ukraine. on the day scholz arrived, a new $400 million package was announced a year ago, even before the conflict in ukraine, when the scholz first came to baidun, one of the main topics of that meeting was the russian nord stream 2 pipeline. germany wanted it to continue working. the us president had a different opinion if russian tanks and soldiers will cross the borders of ukraine, then there will be no more nord stream. we 'll be done with him. but how do you do it? i promise you. we will be able to do this in 7 months, the nord stream pipes were blown up by the journalist seymourhirzh, who recently publish

so berlin blindly obeys the order of the united states contrary to interests his country, and the prolongationthe ukrainian conflict leads to a difficult economic and political situation, such an opinion was shared by a member of the bundestag. yevgeny schmidt according to him, the ukrainian crisis has a negative impact on the lives of ordinary german citizens . how do we see and how, uh, what problems did the country face? that is, this is going through the roof of inflation - these are also problems in the economy due to high energy prices, that is, all this whole conflict has had a very negative impact on the german economy in terms of well-being. and in general for let's say so for security, so the prolongation of the conflict. it is, of course, not in the interests of germany, it’s another matter that in this matter it is pursuing a policy not in the interests, that is, of the country, but rather from the pressure of external forces, that is, instructions come from washington and study the foreign policy vector that dictates. if you come to the public service, you need to worthily serve y

unlike its president, the united states struggled to demonstrate harmony in relation to berlin and washington there were no traditional mistakes, but there was also no press conference, as is customary after the talks. and yet, judging by the way the owner of the white house praised scholz for supporting anti-russian sanctions in the energy sector, start talking about the terrorist attacks on nord stream. the chancellor did not dare. fine. i want to thank you olaf for the strong and stable leadership i'm talking about. it is sincere that you have actively acted to provide critical military assistance to ukraine. i would argued that, in addition to the military, the moral support that you provided to the ukrainians was very serious. you have launched historic changes within the country, increasing defense spending, diversifying energy sources and moving away from russian energy carriers, knowing that it was not easy, it was very difficult for you. well, as previously reported in the white house , washington officially announced the new military supplies to the zelensky regimes for the 33rd pac