hearing yes none in this region here in berlin but we're hearing that in the netherlands and in west germany there's been some five people killed that's the figure at the moment that could of course change you are hearing that there are a lot of injuries and there's been a lot of falling debris that has killed a number of people at the moment here in berlin though the weather i have to say isn't too bad nothing compared to what's going on in west germany but we are expecting more snow and wind into the night as the storm heads this way so again we could see some very different pictures as nice as the night goes on. central station thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world the united nations says violence against aid workers in south sudan's civil war reached a new high last year twenty eight were killed in a country regarded as the world's most dangerous place for aid workers now in its fifth year civil war that killed tens of thousands and plunged parts of the country into famine fifty two people died when a bus burst into flames in cassocks stan five managed

rewards for his capture were offered by israel west germany the washington times the vsam tossed center sash. and others. on may thirty first one thousand nine hundred five acting on a tip police raided the house of hans schlegel a lifelong friend of yosef mengele and sales manager at the family's firm in spork . they found a coded address book and companies of letters to and from mengele among the papers was a letter from boss art notifying zeta meier of megaliths death. german authorities immediately notified the police in sao paulo who contacted the boss or it's under interrogation they revealed the location of the grave. the remains were exuma from the cemetery on june sixth one thousand nine hundred eighty five. the event made headlines worldwide. specialists from around the world helps brazilian forensic examiners confirm with a high degree of probability that the remains were manglers. the only member of the family to address the public was was. he issued a statement on june tenth admitting that the remains were those of his father he said that the news of his death had been kept

so west germany became the potential in germany for renewed aggression. >> hi. fascinating discussion. this question of what is the causal role and power of personality and individual level analysis, such as a motion versus the role of structure, the role of power politics? i wanted the panelists to address a divide going on in my field, international relations, on the role of structural power politics. there are really three ways of approaching this. one is sort of what we call an offense of realist perspective that says, whenever there is a power vacuum, you fill it. we have to do so because the structure makes you fearful of the future. so you grab power now as a hedge against anything that is bad. so stalin are going into eastern europe but also the u.s. going into eastern europe with the fall of the soviet union. the second perspective is more along the line of frank's, often called the defense of realism, which is the idea that, well, you have to be moderate and cautious in power politics because you might scare the other or revoke their emotions and make

leaders understood the importance of giving west germany a stake in the postwar system in terms of economic integration and then to nato. were exchangel with the west. those who have done research in american relations in post-world war ii period, many internal u.s. memos from the 1950's to the 1960's filled with expressions of concern last the german government be feel -- by its division. of the contribute to our program have suggested, a principal factor in motivating russian feelings of humiliation and resentment as washington tries to block moscow diversions of influence. to offer some historical perspective on the expanding reach of american aspirations in policy, i want to briefly review what george kennan wrote about 1948 and about nato expansion in the 1990's. of1948, canon, director policy staff, submitted policy memo desk staff memo 48. what should be the american objectives in the event of a total military victory over the soviet union? with regard to post world war arguedndaries, canon that the baltic states should be allowed to regain their independence. he also acknowledged th

willing and able worker in the country driving unemployment to the lowest level since east and west germany where reunited way back in one nine hundred ninety germany's jobs agency says joblessness dropped from six point one to five point seven percent last year as domestic demand war to head and exports continue to search that means a total of just over two and a half million men and women in germany were registered as jobless at the same time the number of peeping people holding a job reached an all time high and experts expect that figure to rise further over the next year and more analysis of germany's labor market let's bring in holger schmieding he's the chief economist at bear and bird bank he joins me from our parliamentary studio welcome to the program what is the main driver of the growing employment numbers in germany there are two main drivers of the growing german employment figures the first is germany is simply a good place to invest and to create jobs that's due to the labor market reforms that were implemented some thirteen years ago the second point is obviously we are enj

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happen so how long how long do you think we were we've been in germany i mean since the end of world war two and the division of german east and west we start with germany with the germans with west germany for decades now i don't know that that means it's going to be decades before ukraine is is reunited that crimea has returned but i think the the west has shown. that we are willing to do what it takes to protect sovereignty and to protect democracy and. people in ukraine they saw how much better life was in poland when poland joined the e.u. and joined the alliance people in ukraine wanted to make while that same choice ukraine's the only country in the world where people have died with the e.u. flag and there he answer is russia or is in the ukraine the answer is russia is occupying crimea that's the answer from the russian side rather was in east germany also and they're gone so you compare this sure show up actually i'm actually optimistic if we can all stick together. you know time is not in russia's favor you said that russia could conquer the baltic states vote quicker then we could get there to defend them quote and if th

i am really afraid of the prospect that west germany might acquire nuclear weapons. these were all fundamental undergirded khrushchev's motives. so when you say khrushchev is a disruptor and you just use that as a way to characterize him, and,implify and trivialize what is more important, it raises the whole question about, did kennedy really understand adversaries interests? maybe he did. but he was not willing to accommodate them. i am not saying that he should have, but there is a real confrontation here of vital interests. that you say americans did not think weaker adversaries would be risktakers, i think belies the major issue you said at the beginning. we really need to talk about korea. so the overriding lesson of must was that we americans build up military capabilities so that no competitor in the world in the future will take risks. we will have a preponderance of deter future risk-taking. so much of american policy all through the 1950's was about how much power do we really need to have to deter risk-taking, and if risk taking should take place, how much

in one nine hundred seventy one toyota was virtually unknown in west germany and he got the idea to a stab. wish the brand and get it moving. that's when he started collecting the cars and he kept at it until shortly before he passed on. a plane to fill. the museum in cologne not only includes vehicles donated by paid appreciate but also a few from toyota germany's initial collection and a few other private sources. peter junior adds that they came from all over germany from private owners and other dealers people approached him and said they'd be happy alone their cars but they didn't want to sell them. they were glad to see them in a museum or anywhere nothing could happen to. you. because you know. the pride of the collection is the toyota two thousand g.t. the definitive coupe a limited to just three hundred fifty one units that it seemed the world fame on streets and tracks in the early one nine hundred sixty s. and went on to write motion picture history in roadster form in the james bond movie you only live twice. three scars like the veteran l m p one can also be seen here. as

eleven people have been killed eight of them in germany as guinea force winds and rain swept across parts of europe the storm named fredricka came from the west and hit the netherlands and belgium before sweeping across germany damaging infrastructure and causing major disruptions to read and road travel wind speeds of over two hundred kilometers per hour recorded on the central brocken mountain. the winds were just too strong for these buildings in the netherlands. top heavy lorries stood little chance either. and tragic consequences for ling trees killed several people. in scotland drivers were advised to stay off the roads. plains to were affected buffeted by fierce gusts at amsterdam ship while at port authorities that later granted all flights. that were similar scenes at train stations across the netherlands and germany. thousands of passengers were stranded as rail traffic was suspended. it took some by surprise. when. i was on my way to university i had a deadline for handing in some work fifteen minutes ago but if you met my professor and i think she'll forgive me for. standing in my local train station when i saw a huge branch falli

willing and able worker in the country driving unemployment to the lowest level since east and west germany were reunited way back and ninety ninety germany's jobs agency says joblessness dropped from six point one to five point seven percent last year as domestic demand ward ahead and exports continued to surge that means a total of just over two and a have a million men and women in germany were registered jobless the same time the number of people in employment reached an all time high and experts expect that figure to rise further over the next year earlier i asked august meeting chief economist at bear in burbank what was driving this surge in employment there are two main drivers of the growing german employment figures the first is germany is simply a good place to invest and to create jobs that's due to the labor market reforms that were implemented some thirteen years ago the second point is obvious we are enjoying global sick they can upswing strong economic growth in major parts of the wood including germany at that of course means more gains in jobs now what do you make of the f

everyone who was wondering if the german mother was going to be the yemeni mother meaning basically west germany took over is germany but eventually merkel who is from east germany became the chancellor in yemen we have similar situation the north basically you know took over the south but no opposite will most who had who is a southerner is really the leader of the entire country you know with the exception of the host cities so all in all you would hope that the emmys understand that division and friction within their country whether with the hoses or with the separates will not lead to a bus but the situation in yemen there are no separate solutions for yemen it's like this and i thank you for joining us. eight people including a child have been killed in syria's a singer who says despite a supposed since fire there have been reports of heavy shelling fighting and their rates in the area overnight on friday russia said it would put pressure on damascus to enforce a truce but the ceasefire hasn't been public health and isn't hussein is the last remaining rebel stronghold near the syrian capita

this is day to we news live from berlin still to come fifty five years after france and west germany signed a formal treaty your friendship president of the friendship parliament once german warms the german lawmakers the rise of populism in europe. preparations for the start of a bit davos summit are underway can tell us well that's true filled in that gathering kicks off today as the world's leaders of business finance and politics who meet in switzerland and just in time for the meeting the international n.g.o.s is updating its annual inequality report oxfam says the number of billionaires worldwide has gone up to two thousand and forty three part in the in the last year their combined wealth increased by thirteen percent that's not bad news per se congratulations to all the new billionaires out there but there is a downside to it eighty two percent of the global wealth created last year went to the top one percent of the world's population said billionaires here's an example in just four days the c.e.o. of one of the world's top fashion brands and earns as much as a seamstress in

retained a diplomatic presence with west germany. you can only have one ambassador in a country so we had the u.s. minister sent specifically to west berlin to cover the national interest and protect american citizens over there. very quickly, much to everyone's surprise, in 1989, that wall literally started to come down. katie, do you went to speak more about that particular minister? he played a crucial role in that. katie: the night of november 9, 1989, the u.s. minister to berlin, harry gilmore, is what was called the allied chairman and the chairmanship rotated monthly between the british, the french, and the u.s. the month of november was the u.s.'s turn. people started gathering at these checkpoints. word had gotten out that supposedly the checkpoints were open. that they could now cross berlin. police were not prepared for this onslaught of people. and so, the mayor of berlin -- and these checkpoints were still in russian territory. there was still a buffer zone between the actual checkpoint that you crossed through before yo

if they can get on long distance trains we know that in the south of germany some trains are running but here in berlin in the west and in north germany it's very dramatic scenes playing out the train stations when will those long distance rail services get back to normal charlotte. why speak to a space person from deutsche bahn jemmy's a rail service not so long ago he said that he expected trains throughout the morning to start running increasingly but he pointed out that a lot of damage has been done to tracks across the country don't forget that this storm brought with it winds of up to two hundred kilometers an hour so he said at least one hundred fifty parts of tracks across the country been very severely damaged and it's simply not safe at the moment for some of those trains to run he said that he thought by tomorrow train services should start returning to normal but of course that's very little comfort to the people here who have been waiting since yesterday to. japanese did ever use charlotte shells some tell at berlin central station charlie good to talk to you. and pro-democracy activists in hong kong

one of the historical analogies that we can potentially look at here is the relationship that west germany crafted with east germany and the soviet union back in the early 1970s. they had this thing called politics of the east, and that kind of thing is precisely what president moon of south korea wants to do and he may have an opening to do that. this is one of those carrot and stick approaches. right now we're into carrots and we'll see how far that goes. >> gail, let's turn to iran. you're well versed in this issue. this is nothing new. this is an explosion of pent up anger and resentment that many in iran, many youth in iran, you've got unemployment there up to 40%, many of them feel as though this regime, this more moderate rouhani regime, is not working for them. talk about the significance of what we're seeing in the streets of iran and the downplaying of it by the rouhani regime this morning. >> right. i think you see in some ways domestically they're trying to play it down while abroad everybody is trying to figure out how do we react in a way that doesn't look like we are speakin

branch, mi-6, at the height of the cold war, posing as a young diplomat at the british embassy in west germanyhat were you doing when you were working for mi-6? >> le carré: in germany, i never talk about that. >> kroft: you can't. >> le carré: no. i would never be comfortable talking about it. and-- and i think you find that with most people-- who've been in that world. it is simply anathema. >> kroft: whatever david cornwell's duties were, john le carreÉ found time to write a novel about a washed-up spy named alec leamas, who is sent on a dangerous mission across the wall and betrayed by his bosses. >> le carré: my memory is that i wrote it very fast, the story. but i had no idea where i was going at first. and it just flowed. and i think you get a break like that once in your writing life. i, i really believe-- nothing else came to me so naturally, so fast. >> kroft: you had to show it to... >> le carré: i then showed it to my department. and there was a bit of a loud silence. and then, actually, as was a kind of sporting decency almost, my-- my service said, "okay, go ahead and publish it.

japan, west germany, just a tremendous story. again, against that background socialism doesn't look as good. and this is the problem for socialism. the problem for socialism is only necessaryif capitalism isn't working , socialism is going to be better. so if capitalism is working at her and better, there's no reason for socialism anymore and that dynamic is the reverse in the 1930s during the famine and so many people unfortunately excused the famine precisely because they see capitalism is horrific, mass unemployment, fascist aggression, imperialism and socialism have to be better than that even if it's got some growing pains. do you see parallels between stalin and trump work stalin and steve madden? so it took until the second card. let's give the audience credit. we asked a legitimate question for the first question. and here we are now with stalin and trump. yes. so let's say a few things about stalin. 16 to 20 million people died. as a result of stalin. i don't know where you are with trump that i don't think we are there

a man has been arrested after an eight—year—old girl was stabbed to death in the west midlands. germany'sdemocratic party has voted to begin formal coalition talks with chancellor angela merkel‘s conservatives. ukip leader henry bolton tells the bbc it's not right for the party's ruling committee tojudge him on his personal life — an emergency meeting on his future is being held this afternoon. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the white house has never before seen a president like donald trump. he doesn't play by any conventional political rules. that much is obvious from his twitter feed, from his hiring and firing of staff, and his apparent relish for outrage. my guest today is anthony scaramucci, the white house director of communications for all of 11 days before he was fired in a media firestorm. but ‘the mooch‘ has stayed loyal to his former boss. why? anthony scaramucci, welcome to hardtalk. it's good to be back. do you believe that donald trump is a president that the american people can be proud of? yeah, i mean, listen, we're in a polarised cou

struggling to make ends meet andrew simmons al-jazeera jenna's own refugee camp in the occupied west bank. germany says it will no longer export arms to countries involved in the war in yemen the move will impact the sale of military equipment to the saudi led coalition that has been fighting hoofy rebels in the country since twenty fifteen the conflict has left over ten thousand people dead with millions on the brink of famine. pope francis is in peru ways been visiting communities affected by illegal gold mining in the amazon the leader of the catholic church met indigenous leaders in the southeastern city of part of the nada in a speech he denounced human trafficking and hailed the importance of protecting the environment where the pope traveled to proof from chile where he had to deal with allegations surrounding bishop kwon bar us just before he left the country he denied covering up the abuse of teenage boys by another priest did get me thinking everyone will be the day that they bring me proof against bishop paris then i will speak there is not one bit of proof against him we believe it is

politician from this book in west germany she says that this is the classic question she gets which m.p. are you working for and then she goes i am the m.p. . you've been looking into this frederick is this a problem that only exists in altered stores and elsewhere no i mean this is something that we all experience at the beginning of our careers i experienced this as a young journalist you know in that within the work environment sometimes it's hard to get people's a trust because of when you're young or sometimes all their colleagues might might say something like oh you're doing a good job for your age and of course maybe they mean it as a compliment but this sometimes can come across as a little demeaning and it's a thin line and it's interesting to see you know how this how the forty plus generation of politicians here in germany is reacting to this new campaign and it's pretty positive we have a forty nine a year old politician from the left party here she commented this way saying reading that these young people post is making me sad our future is being demotivated ok fredricka t

despite periodic delays, our forces maintain their right to travel through communist east germany to reach westerlin. the red flag is a constant reminder of the danger that threatens every freeman. directing the men on our global fund here are the men at the pentagon, our 50 doing defense program is explained by secretary of defense mcnamara. in the past year, we have doubled the rate of our summer and. we have double capacity to produce minutemen missiles with increased airlift and tactics by 100% we have tripled the army special forces and we haven't the number of the armies, ray divisions by 50%. we streamlined the military chain of command for faster action and we made a vital job of recruiting training and constructing and equipping our fighting men, the primary function of the individual service officers. i like to repeat general marshall's words, i believe they apply to every servicemen. the soldiers heart, the soldier spirit are everything. he cannot be relied on, he will tell himself, his commander and his country in the end. it is morale that wins the victory. it is staying power, the

despite periodic delays, our forces maintain their right to travel through communist east germany to reach westerlin. the red flag is a constant reminder of the danger that threatens every free man. directing the men on our global frontiers are the men at the pentagon. our $50 billion defense program is explained by secretary mcnamara. >> in the past year, we have doubled the rate of building polaris submarines. we have doubled capacity to produce minutemen missiles. we have tripled the army special forces, and increased the number of the army's combat ready divisions by 50%. we streamlined the military chain of command and made the vital job of recruiting, training, and equipping our fighting men are primary function of the individual service secretaries. i would like to repeat general marshall's words. general marshall said "the soldier's heart, spirit, soul are everything. unless the soul sustains him, he cannot be relied on. he will fail himself and his country in the end. it is morality that wins the victory. staying power, the spirit which endures. the will to win. l to wean." shares secu

in a decade eleven people were killed eight of them in germany as gale force winds and rains slammed to parts of europe the storm came from the west and hit the netherlands and belgium before sweeping across germany damaging infrastructure and causing major disruptions to really road travel and on the center of broken mountain top wind speeds of over two hundred kilometers per hour were recorded a sense of the storm's power as it hit europe a nightmare for nervous flyers planes blown around like toys at amsterdam's schiphol airport. further south and you trashed the storm named for the rica toppled stacks of shipping containers. and the trail of destruction continued across the border in germany were gale force winds and snow cause traffic pileups and accidents high speed train services were shut down across germany leaving many stuck. is your idea of fun out i wanted to take the train to hamburg but unfortunately we were routed through berlin and i was stranded here until me thinking. is that i'm good. at berlin central station train carriages doubled up as a temporary hotel overnight. friday morning travelers were resigned to th

west midlands. she's been named as mylee billingham. germany'satic party has voted to begin formal coalition talks with chancellor angela merkel‘s conservatives. now on bbc news — sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with mejohn watson the headlines this evening. buttler‘s brilliance gives england something to celebrate on their tour down under. kyle edmund's on the march in melbourne into the quarterfinals of the australian open. and kane scores again but southampton stifle spurs in the race for the top four. all the latest from australia to come, but we start with the day's football where tottenham lost ground on their top four rivals as they were held to a 1—1 draw with southampton who remain in the relegation zone. harry kane was on the scoresheet again but both sides will feel it's an opportunity missed, in their efforts at opposite ends of the table. james burford repoorts. greatness recognising greatness, football continues to pay its respects to cyrille regis. how southampton would take his goal—scoring ability now. in the relegatio

for thousands of commuters strong winds blowing in from the west hit mainland europe in the netherlands and belgium before sweeping into germany and causing chaos at train stations and on the highways the national rail company has halted all long distance train services here in germany with top wind speeds of over two hundred kilometers per hour recorded on central germany's brocken mountain as you see right there on the map flight cancellations left thousands of people stranded at schiphol airport in the netherlands one of the country's worst affected. there are some days when nature has the upper hand. in the netherlands lashing winds have caused ties and if you are a swath of damage. and it's not just buildings several people have been killed by falling branches. the driver of this vehicle was lucky in scotland drivers were advised to keep off the roads. on the dutch coast some hardy souls find ways to enjoy the onslaught. but the storm has been less upon the size of stranded travelers. germany's national rail service suspended all long distance trains local services were also affected. an understanding of my local train st

december of twenty seventeen infected boar were found on the west side of the river now there's a danger that the virus could spread to germany. i saw warning signs but i don't know if they're true i haven't seen any dead animals. the dead boers or just the pretense someone is trying to ruin the polish farmers have been used. before the. younger nazi doesn't believe in such conspiracy theories he's hoping that by the spring his lucrative business will be back on track. facebook has announced a major overhaul to its news feed the poor prioritize posed by friends and family over unpaid posed by companies and media organizations the side hopes to stop businesses from quote crowding out personal moments for its uses facebook says companies using pages to promote content will likely see a decrease in reach video watch time and referral traffic as a result of facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has said the changes should make people spend less time on facebook but that the time spent will be more valuable the company is responding to a growing tide of criticism about its role in society and. in venezuela supermarkets have now to be pr