east german capital. it's the calling card for german socialism. life in west berlin, an island with an east germany, enclosed by a wall in the next room. these huge passports dive deeper into the different experiences people had at the time. yeah, that's my sound from west berlin. you can choose between 3 characters. one of them will let you see the following tour through their eyes. made me mood. you liked the time, trouble with them. i'll take them rebellious west berlin. her name is cheyenne the other regime. so i put on a v. r had said and traveled back into the past on the virtual bugs, it takes us across checkpoint, charlie into east berlin. we drive along free lease plaza and end our journey at the seat of the east german parliament. the building was demolished in 263-5000 tons of the structural steel were recycled in the construction of 2 bies burst khalifa. this really goes to show that the berlin wall was so much more than just a wall. it was a 4 trips, dividing 2 realities that cut through the heart of the city like a knife and that is still very apparent at the berlin wall. memorial ad banna was

given at the moment that it's, it's governed by 2 separate entities and is roughly split, split it east and west i think lib is a country um the oil infrastructure, criss crosses east and west water from the southeast. and cobra is used to ah, you know, give the people of tripoli drinking water and the ports and subsidies systems are connected. i agree with our, my other guests. we need bold solutions, but we need to do what. ah, mr. buck do suggested which is separating causes from symptoms. and hawes is the libyan economic structure. it's not that there's no constitution or that this government to that government is in power. it's the subsidy system. and the very nature of how the libyan economy works. we need an international financial commission, which takes control of libya's finances and makes it, that it's not worth fighting for to get control of the central bank. and until that happens, libya has become africanized and has become the plaything of the global enduring disorder where turkey and russia fight each other, egypt and the u. h. e fight each other and libyans are just left, you kn

exposure, some german firms might be so big that in case of taiwan invasion and sex comes from the west. east firms can, could come under pressure and that the, the fall from that in the end land on the taxpayer here in germany. if available, it would be necessary. do you, do you see the german companies in prepared, in the case of a chinese attack on taiwan and subsequent a sanctions? well, obviously we don't look into balance sheet on the exact business of activity. so individual, we look at the macro level. so our oral oral demand is a business and the responsibility of every business leader to put up the china business in a way that it can be closed down without bringing down the company as a whole. this is the direction i think with that also the policy makers seem to want to go to because it's important to note that the german government is in the process of writing a new china strategy. and we see some indications that significant change will come about by that. now you say a german companies in china should basically. 3 a scale down their investment there at the exposure there to watc

there have been protests and parts of the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. after is raised, israeli forces killed a senior commander of the palestinian group, our arcs, a martyrs brigades, abraham, our liberal, c, and 2. others were killed. 2 days after a ceasefire took holden garza between israel and another palestinian group where the white house is u. s. president joe biden was not given advance notice of the if the i search a former president. donald trump's florida home federal agent searched trumps mar logo residence on monday. the european union ban on russian coal starts later on wednesday. it's part of sanctions in response to the war and ukraine. the e, you expect the coal band will cost russia $4400000000.00 a year. dominic cane has more from berlin. the dependence on russian coal is not anywhere near as bad as the dependence on russian gas. that is something with the german government is struggling to get itself away from no question about that. they have declared aspirations, get out of russian coal, the prince on coal by august. the 1st get out

west. he believed east and west could join hands and walk off into a better future to -- together.we are seeing today from the current russian leader is a confrontation, conflict. basically, russia is in conflict with the west. gorbachev's legacy as the man who ended the cold war has been pretty much torn to pieces, you haveo say, by the current government in moscow. laura: steve rosenberg in moscow tonight on the death of mikhail gorbachev, the last leader of the soviet union. he's died at the age of 91. we turn now to the flooding in pakistan, and the united nations has launched an emergency appeal to help victims of what the u.n. secretary general called a monsoon on steroids. pakistan's government says the floods are the worst in the nation's history. more than 1000 people are known to have been killed, as roads, homes, and bridges are washed away. more than 33 million pakistanis have been affected by the flooding. that is one in every seven people. more now from a northwestern town. reporter: along one of pakistan's busiest motorways, a makeshift camp. poor families forced fro

also , transport corridors west-east and north- south will be created, and their total length will exceed3,000 km. much attention is paid to overhaul, for example, 3.000 km. the road will expand to four lanes in june, the government approved a five-year road construction program and this program is probably one of the most important strategic infrastructure development programs from the three-complex russian federation. we have developed a backbone collected in it 138,000 km of roads, of which 64 are all federal highways and 74,000 km of roads. these are the roads of the constituent entities that provide full-fledged automobile traffic to all points of transport demand in the russian federation. these are all the needs of the economy, and also provide for all social issues related to the movement of citizens across the territory of our country. we are almost 2 km away. we will build 60 km per day, a serious amount of roads were repaired per day we are spending money on road repairs. this, of course, allows us not only to reduce our logistics costs, but also to create new jobs and increase

we have a large number of internally displaced persons in ukraine from east to west, east in the center of ukraine, from the north of ukraine, registered 3 million hryvnias who went to the north, the north means ukraine, if we take the east of luhansk and donetsk, then the north, in my opinion, is kyiv, this is volyn, this is the rivne region, no, it is in the northern regions of ukraine, i i not about belarus and not about the northeast, now i am talking about a figure of 6 million people who have moved, does this mean that the lack of all the infrastructure that has been destroyed in the east of ukraine will rebuild this structure of society in general in ukraine, that is, when is the current territorial resettlement, you know, the question here is not only that it has been destroyed here, the question is much deeper, and the question is that, i repeat again, our aggressive neighbor will not change anywhere, what should we do in order to and should we do it in order to well, let's say kharkiv oblast there, in chernihiv oblast, production, economy, people settled, kharkiv is kharkiv be

further south and east, it'll tend to stay drier, with temperatures reaching 25 degrees, the high teens further north and wester front continues to cross england and wales during thursday night. a bit of a hang back for east anglia and the south—east. elsewhere, clearer skies, the odd shower. temperatures a little bit cooler in the north and the west, but quite warm and quite mild in the south and the east. that weather front eventually clears away from the south—east on friday. we've got low pressure to the north of the uk, fairly brisk westerly winds, and it's going to be one of sunshine and blustery showers. so we lose that cloud and rain in the south—east on friday morning. plenty of sunshine in central, southern and eastern england, but scotland, northern ireland, perhaps north—west england, west wales, will see a mixture of sunny spells, scattered blustery showers, the odd heavy one at times. temperatures will range from around the high teens, up to 20 degrees in the north, 20—25 celsius further south and east. temperatures around the seasonal norm. on saturday, low pressure sits to the north of the uk,

the man who came to power in 1985 entered the code war between east and west —— the cold.was seen as a modernising figure, his policies reshaping europe and leading to the reunification of germany. the news came in a short while ago. we will assess his momentous life. also tonight... in pakistan, 33 million people are now said to be affected in some way by the worst flooding in the country's history. floods happen during the monsoon here every year but not like this. britain's pub chains say that without urgent government help the industry will be devastated by rising energy bills. and the british number one emma raducanu says it's all about positive energy as she prepares to defend her us open title. and as well as the latest from the us open... coming up on the bbc news channel, there's a saints stunner at southampton. we'll have all tonight's premier league action. the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev, one of the most influential statesman of the 20th century has died at the age of 91. the news was announced by russian news agencies within the last hour. mikhail g

, there or here, the answer is obvious . of internally displaced persons in ukraine from east to west eastthe center of ukraine from the north of ukraine 3 million uah were registered who went to the north the north means ukraine if if we take the east luhansk and donetsk then the north in to my understanding, this is kyiv, this is volyn, this is the rivne region, no, this is in the northern regions of ukraine. i am not talking about belarus or the northeast . in the east of ukraine will rebuild this structure of society in general in ukraine, that is, when territorial resettlement, you know, the issue here is not only that it is destroyed here, the issue is much deeper, but the issue is that, i repeat again, our aggressive neighbor it will not change anywhere, what we should do in order to and should we do it in order to well, let's say in kharkiv oblast there, in chernihiv oblast, production developed, the economy, people settled, kharkiv is kharkiv because, well, it is the technological capital of ukraine and it is rather i hope that it will develop i do not now about kharkiv and about

east versus west. good. his debit head with the w business beyond i am the guy here in iowa, sexual assault survivor. them to step up and say the truth. her women in asia, empathy is infeasible. nothing can stop me. that is out with women into this week. ah ah, this is dw news live from the u. s. to class the death of the alleged mastermind of the 911 to my direction. united states successfully concluded nurse strike in kabul, afghanistan, and kill the mirror, a little credit to him on our president terabyte and says of drones try can the afghan capital.

east and west. beta worked ah, philosophy stuff. welsh, on the, on our shock for young. oh la, flog me from ah, the most powerful building in the city for me is the holiday yet more hotels are buildings that function as normal hotels, but often in the context of real instability to ah ah ah fe route, once a jewel in the mediterranean, but then told upon by war, this is the sea front of the lebanese capital today, around 3 decades after the end of the civil war. the devastating conflict lasted for 15 years. this street was the green line, dividing bay route into east and west. dominating the front line was this concrete skeleton. what was once the holiday inn? it's wolves still pattered by the scars of wool, a grotesque witness to the years of separation, killing, and destruction. ah, my name is tom young, i am a painter and architectural activist from england. and i've lived in by route for about 8 years. i'm particularly inspired by the memories and the feelings, the emotions that are embedded in the walls of the buildings and by the most powerful building in the city f

he flew in from the soviet army initially, accordingly, along the west-east line, but the debris spreadsrth south, respectively, something happened in the air, most likely, according to the official version, the cause of the crash was a fire on board, to understand that the official bomb explosion and the nature of the debris does not refute any of the guesses. extant forwarders took the wreckage for detailed study and subsequent exhibition in military museums, the completed chukotka stage of the expedition helped to find the crash sites of five aircraft, following the route of the air route, historians are sent to the north-west, specialists will study the forests of yakutia and siberia victims of alsib. in total, become more become pilots and crew members, the name of each will be forever. embossed on obelisks and inscribed in history. alexander terekhin alexey balakirev and vladimir sharykin ntv television company chukotka petersburg on the eve of the evening recalled the feat of the inhabitants of besieged leningrad, there, on the spit of vasilyevsky island, the famous seventh sympho

roma novikov transport corridors west-east and north-south will also be created, their total length willn is paid to overhaul, for example, 3.000 km. the roads are getting prettier to four lanes in june, the government approved a five-year road construction program and this program is probably one of the most important strategic programs for the development of infrastructure from the pipe complex of the russian federation. we have developed a core network and collected 138.000 km of motor roads, of which 64 are all federal motor roads and 74,000 km of motor roads. these are the motor roads of the entities that provide a full-fledged. all points of transport demand in the russian federation cover all the necessary economies with automobile traffic, and also provide all social issues related to the movement of citizens across the territory of our country. we are almost 2 km away . we will build a day and 60 km, roads were repaired a day, we spend a serious amount of money on overhaul. this, of course, allows us not only to reduce our logistics costs, but also to create new jobs and increas

west of england. still pretty warm, though, east anglia and the southeast., temperatures in single figures for some to begin the day. sunny start, a bit of cloud bubbling up, 1—2 isolated light showers, most will be dry. still with temperatures the mid—20s in the very far southeast, but most actually high teens, low 20s. and then, as we go through into the weekend, high pressure building in across southern areas does mean we'll see some wet and windy weather push across scotland for the start of the weekend. and temperatures will rise here into sunday. but for many, still a lot of dry weather around, but a good deal more comfortable across some southern parts. that's how it's looking. see you soon. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: nancy pelosi, the us house speaker, is in taiwan for a hugely controversial visit. the white house tries to manage the tensions. the united states will not and does not, will not seek and does not want a crisis. we are prepared to manage what beijing chooses to do. the killing

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in terms of modernizing the backbone network, as well as the construction of transport corridors, west eastition 3,000 km. the road will be widened from two to four lanes. external pressure to form precisely the reserves associated with services with building materials with resources on the territory of the russian federation a. this is additional support for the entire economy of the country. please tell us about how, taking into account external restrictions. you build the work, including the provision of technology with materials and resources, as far as our idea of ​​activity is concerned, it is the least dependent today. we've been doing this for a long time . we have been doing this since we built the crimean bridge, there is not a single imported bolt there. we are definitely equipped with technology. we are definitely provided with spare parts, including through parallel imports. in crimea, a storm warning was announced on the peninsula, showers and thunderstorms did not hit the southern part of russia after intense heat and brought coolness bright flashes. this night, the sky was c

the framework of the five-year plan, it is planned to implement two transport corridor - this is west-east a length of more than 9,000 km and north-south, with a length. more than 4,000 km, which open up new opportunities for e, with the changing transport and logistics trends today, 13.2 trillion rubles. this is a large amount of 5.4 trillion rubles. - this is a means of the federal budget and more than 7 trillion rubles of funds that will be provided for in the budgets. e of the subjects of the russian federation today, everything that concerns the federal part, we have planned more than 50%, e of objects, who are planning sewerage already have project documentation, or are in the design process. everything else is laid down, including in the five-year plan. well, for the part that concerns regional facilities, today we have an instruction from the presidium of the government of the commission for regional development to approve or coordinate the development by september. and we will fulfill this task for the five-year plans of the constituent entities of the russian federation for road

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modernizing the backbone networks of the highway, as well as the construction of transport corridors, west eastddition 3,000 km. the road will be widened from two to four lanes. now a very important condition external pressure to form precisely the reserves associated with services with building materials with resources on the territory of the russian federation a. this is additional support for the entire economy of the country. please tell us about how, taking into account external restrictions. you are organizing the work, including the provision of equipment with materials and resources, as far as our activity is concerned, it is the least dependent today . and you are an import. we've been doing this for a long time. we have been doing this since we built the crimean bridge. there are no imported bolts. we are exactly provided with technology. we are precisely supplied with spare parts, including through parallel imports. a plant for deep processing of oilseeds was opened today near the lipetsk enterprise, where more than 100 new jobs have been created, the head of the ministry of agricult

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it was beyond east and west. from mozambique and angola to cuba, vietnam, took place around the world, even took place in the antarctic, the antarctic treaty that took place in the north pole because the shortest route for intercontinental ballistic missiles in the soviet union and america was over the north pole. the whole world was in meshed in the struggle. as i mentioned some say it begins earlier. some say it never went away. i gave the conventional understanding. the last thing to say in all those places, the cold comes from the united states and the soviet union not engaging in general war involving nuclear weapons which had happened, we wouldn't be here speaking. >> probably not. that is a great explanation. there were a lot of specifics. i will leave a little open for either of you. what are the more memorable aspects that go beyond the well-known touch points. >> i can join them. >> appreciate the opportunity to be here. i was remiss in saying that. we are very grateful to be connected to 2:00 pm m l. a

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east. the heaviest of the rain will be out to the north and west — that's because you're closest to an areabars squeezing together, it'll turn pretty windy, and it will be quite wet as well. so that means it could be a pretty damp start for the commonwealth games in birmingham, but quickly brightening up by lunchtime, so an improving story. and that will be the story generally across the country. some heavy bursts of rain across northwest england and wales drifting their way steadily eastwards. the rain never getting as far south, really, as the south midlands, and then behind it, brightening up with 1—2 showers. a strong south—westerly wind as we go through the day — so blustery, but from a very warm source. it'll feel once again quite humid across the country — 2a celsius in eastern scotland, highs of 30 celsius perhaps in southeast england — that's the mid—80s fahrenheit. now, as we go through the evening and overnight, there's another frontal system that will sink its way south, just really a band of cloud and a few scattered showers, can you see, stretching from hull down to the bristo

they usually go from east west east. is is coming from east to west, but you can see that it's going to drop 100 in the central valley, and that's why we do have that. heat advisory. for like the back of ill area that stays in fact, through saturday. marine layer deepened a little bit today and you can see it here tomorrow. it's going to be shallower and shallower. it's warmer, so that's how it goes tomorrow. the plan will be for that inversion that #### down or crank down a little bit. the air quality will take a little bit of a hit and temperatures are warm back up into those inland spots. back into the mid and upper nineties, um, probably some triple digit heat out towards vacaville, not 100 and eight. not as nasty as it was the other day, but still pretty hot in that heat advisory. like i say, hangs on through saturday, so you should look at the satellite image if you the showers up around lake tahoe today. these are the right now. temperatures you can see the sea breeze doing what it does so nicely keeping things coo

east. the heaviest of the rain will be out to the north and west — that's because you're closest to an area squeezing together, it'll turn pretty windy, and it will be quite wet as well. so that means it could be a pretty damp start for the commonwealth games in birmingham, but quickly brightening up by lunchtime, so an improving story. and that will be the story generally across the country. some heavy bursts of rain across northwest england and wales drifting their way steadily eastwards. the rain never getting as far south, really, as the south midlands, and then behind it, brightening up with 1—2 showers. a strong south—westerly wind as we go through the day — so blustery, but from a very warm source. it'll feel once again quite humid across the country — 2a celsius in eastern scotland, highs of 30 celsius perhaps in southeast england — that's the mid—80s fahrenheit. now, as we go through the evening and overnight, there's another frontal system that will sink its way south, just really a band of cloud and a few scattered showers, can you see, stretching from hull down to the bristol ch

next few days we will see a little rain at times, mainly in the north and west, with increasing sunshine in the south and easts the country. initially we start with quite a bit of cloud, heavy showers in the south—east, but increasing sunshine for central, southern and eastern areas in the afternoon. the weather front will bring patchy rain across scotland, northern ireland and western parts of england and wales. behind it, heavy showers for scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon. further south and east, it would be more dry with temperatures reaching 25, in the high teens further north and west, quite breezy as well. the weather front continues to cross england and wales on thursday night, clearer skies with the odd shower, temperatures a bit cool in the north and west, but quite warm and mild in the south and the east. the weather front eventually cleared away from the south—east on friday, low pressure to the north of the uk, brisk westerly winds and sunshine and blustery showers. we will lose the cloud and rain in the south—east on friday morning. plenty of sunshine in central, southern and easter

further south and east, it'll tend to stay drier, with temperatures reaching 25 degrees, the high teens further north and westo cross england and wales during thursday night. a bit of a hang back for east anglia and the south—east. elsewhere, clearer skies, the odd shower. temperatures a little bit cooler in the north and the west, but quite warm and quite mild in the south and the east. that weather front eventually clears away from the south—east on friday. we've got low pressure to the north of the uk, fairly brisk westerly winds, and it's going to be one of sunshine and blustery showers. so we lose that cloud and rain in the south—east on friday morning. plenty of sunshine in central, southern and eastern england, but scotland, northern ireland, perhaps north—west england, west wales, will see a mixture of sunny spells, scattered blustery showers, the odd heavy one at times. temperatures will range from around the high teens, up to 20 degrees in the north, 20—25 celsius further south and east. temperatures around the seasonal norm. on saturday, low pressure sits to the north of the uk, so it's northern an

between consumers and between conflict, luxury kind of lifestyle, and perceptions of east and west... ..eastp on the issue of sugar and slavery and other commodities. we can't get away from that, and that's what our work is trying to connect with. you also say your work is to celebrate the duality of your identities — british and also asian, indian, sikh. so, do they come into conflict at times? because just looking at your pictures and paintings, it seems as though there is a bit of a collision. oh, well, we don't see a collision at all. i think we've grown up with... i mean, as artists, our work is very eclectic. people will see that we draw on so many different cultures — you know, western and eastern cultures. and from a personal perspective, you know, we grew up in a very white—dominated community where we were, there was almost this expectation that we should have this conflict between, are we indian or are we british, orare we english or indian? and it never occurred to us, we've never had a conflict. and i think we have more than even two identities. as i say, we really have been ins

north south east and west east are two of the major avenues through the city. that means that drivers will need to be aware that their commutes will likely be impacted if their commute. take them through. this area. in san francisco. we will stay on scene. hm ktvu fox tornadoes and just quickly. christian what? what what portion of the building how much of the building has either either fire damage or maybe damage from smoke or water? let's give you one more look, so you can see alex. the firefighters did tell me that the fire they believe seems to have started on the first floor. but if you take a look, you can see that the entire west side of that building is heavily heavily damaged. but remember that from the video here that the flames work progressing from west to east along this building, which means that there was presumably fire and smoke damage throughout the upper levels of the floor, and as you well know, from your years of covering break king news yourself when there's a fire like this, and they're using all that water, there's going to be a signific

it was beyond east and west. so, for mozambique and angola to cuba, to korea, vietnam it took place around the world. even took place in the antarctic. the antarctic treaty comes out of the cold war. it took place in the north pole. because the shortest route for the continental ballistic missiles between soviet union and america was the north pole. the whole world was in mashed with in the struggle. i think another couple things to say, as i mentioned earlier, some people say it begins earlier. some people say it because it never quite went away. i just gave you the conventional understanding. the other thing to say, the war was very hot. some of those places that i mentioned earlier, many people died. the cold comes from the united states and the soviet union for example, not engaging in general war. which would involve nuclear weapons. if it had happened, we probably wouldn't be here speaking about it. >> probably not. so, thank you for that. and that's a great explanation. obviously, as you mentioned, there a