in fact berlin is something of a scary place. immediately after the end of the war einstein finds himself climbing barricades and he has to negotiate for the release of dean's being held hostage by revolutionaries and the new regime for a academic freedom. it's important to emphasize at this point even though there's a premise there is no peace treaty. einstein is still targeting at this point and he still can indicating with this scientific allies. the blockade would have explicit intent of making it as difficult as possible for germany so they could get the best conditions they can. eddington finds himself working frantically. suddenly it's the end of 1918 it's going to take months to get to the hemisphere and they couldn't do any of the preparations during the war because of materials and labor and because of wartime restrictions. he manages to get a pass for this which is extraordinary at the time and decision is made to send two expeditions to. one team would be sent to prison on the other team that the eddington sent to the

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♪ brent: this is "dw news" live from berlin. migrants is as pawns in a standoff between belarus and the european union, hundreds of messing on the border between belarus and poland looking for a way into the e.u.. russell's is accusing the roots of manufacturing a crisis. also tonight, germany's coronavirus infection rate now at the highest level since the start of the pandemic, raising the question of whether it is time to put a vaccine mandate on the table. and -- -- >> we have not done nearly enough to address this crisis. brent: former u.s. president barack obama tells delegates at the cop26 summit they must do more to tackle climate change now as the conference enters its crucial second week. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and all around the world, welcome. tonight, european union member poland says belarus is orchestrating a confrontation at their shared border by exploiting vulnerable migrants. hundreds of migrants have amassed on the belarusian side. in response, poland is steppin

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♪ >> this is "dw news" live from berlin. tonight at the border between belarus and the european union, from standoff to stand down. the leader of belarus has reportedly agreed to talks with the migrant crisis. in his second phone call with the german chancellor, he signaled he is willing to negotiate an end to the deadlock that has left hundreds trapped at the border. also coming up tonight, a man known as qanon shaman, jacob chancellor, is going to prison for his role in the riot at the u.s. capitol. this is the toughest sentence yet for any of the rioters. and exhausted health workers facing surging covid-19 cases in germany. the government is deliberating over new restrictions to keep the fourth wave of this pandemic in check. ♪ i'm brent goff. two viewers watching on pbs in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. there are signs tonight of de-escalation on the border between poland and belarus. the unrest between migrants and polish police has settled for now. they have reportedly started boardin

from monday this week, berlin saw new restrictions come into play called the to g approach, which bob, those that are vaccinated or cannot show that they have recovered from covered from restaurants, theaters, gyms and nightclubs, offenders as cletus. i'm a little bit critical of it. i'm actually here for my 3rd vaccine short, but i think it will deepen. the divisions in society is monday, august. i think it's a good idea. i vaccinated and i'd feel much safer if only other vaccinated people were allowed in doors of some on youtube. and when someone is vaccinated, they can still get infected with this virus and get sick. so i don't really know if it makes sense at all that will be seen and i'm with her taking into account the rising numbers. i think it's reasonable, but i can also understand people who are not vaccinate texas, but we're in the middle of a pandemic. i think everybody needs to make a sacrifice for the greater good aside. she's been in bavaria, which is one of the hardest hit areas by the 4th wave. the state leader marcus zada is wanting things could get very bought. if 1

but our german states and our re imposing strict cove at measures in berlin. under hamburg, people can only use public transport if they have a vaccine or q r code or a negative p c. r test. a bavaria among others has re introduced a lockdown with all christmas markets close this year. and the leader of area has joined calls for compulsory vaccinations nationwide. while according to the polls or most of the germans are in favor of that, i dear. so far around 70 percent of the population is fully vaccinated against covert. and we asked berliners what they think as is shown, i find it absolutely right. especially in the caring situation. we must be very thorough. personally, i have no issue with this as i want to have the safety when getting from a to b. c. senate us for coming all the locals coming amended the night one to get bucks a neighbor, but see we want to use public transport. there will have to find other ways to move . i find it in the device. it's shocking. has a are using case numbers to force us into another lockdown once mr. 0 says we are 9 and a

damien mcguinness, bbc news, berlin. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: ten years after her death, lyrics, notebooks and stage outfits from the much—missed british singer amy winehouse go on display in london. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world, the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number ten to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world." angela merkel is germany�*s first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot air balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it�*s not hot air we need, it�*s hard cash." cuba has declared nine days of mourning following the death of fidel castro at the age of 90. castro developed close ties with the soviet union in the 1960s. it was an alli

that's cross nighted. dominic came, he's life for us in berlin. dominic, these are staggering numbers. was behind it? yes, the numbers of new infections are at the level now that they have never reached previously in this pandemic. over 2 years, germany has prided itself to a certain extent on its ability to deal with the virus and not to see the sorts of catastrophic numbers that other countries in europe and across the world have seen . but now it's their turn. so it seems more than 50000 announced to day relish relating cost yesterday, but the numbers have been going up all this week. we've had rising numbers. the problem, some people say is that there is no real sense of government in this country. there's a can take a government in office while a coalition government that will replace it is trying to work out what, who gets what job and that sort of thing. all of which is engendered the feeling that people are fiddling while rome burns, while the man who does want to be chancellor and says he has a plan, is olaf shots, the current finance minister. and he was speaking to members

damien mcguinness, bbc news, berlin. if you want to get in touch with me, i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: ten years after her death, lyrics, notebooks, and stage outfits from the the much—missed british singer amy winehouse go on display in london. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world — the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number ten to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world." angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot air - balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed i to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it's not hot air- we need, it's hard cash." cuba has declared nine days of mourning follo

all of our reports from berlin was deep concern at the moment, and it's particularly when you look at those figures over the last 24 hours. the number of covert cases that have been reported to the robert coffins that you'd passing 75000 for the 1st time. also germany reaching a san milestone as 100000 all over 100000. people have now died from cove at 19 in the country. we are in a period of governmental transition here in germany at the moment, says angle american steps down and all our schoultz looks likely to be the man that will be replacing her. now both governments have set the alarm bells ringing really when it comes to this latest wave of coven 19 the problem is obvious. we are heading for an emergency. the likes of which we have never seen before in this country. is that also the way out of this pandemic is that in institutions where especially vulnerable groups are cared for. vaccination is made mandatory. all i've shown they're talking about the idea of introducing mandatory vaccinations in certain situations. now it is a big question here, found elsewhere about why vaccin

that's big not to dominate cane who was following the story from berlin. dominic tell us a little bit more if you can about the you response so far. the easy response over the course of the last few days and specifically to day has been expressions of solidarity for the polish government and stood and see oceans of the behavior of the b l. a. russian government. certainly the president of the european commission. ursula funder lion has said that she believes it's ministers in minsk are, as it were. instrumental isaac refugees. what she means by that is that the yellow russian authorities in her view are turning these migrants into an instrument of their foreign policy. remembering the delores and the e you have been as it were at loggerheads for many months indeed since the president lucas shanker was declared the winner of that election, which the outside world said he was not. the winner of president funder line has also said that there should be toughest sanctions on president lucas shanker and other b l. a. russian officials. now the point to make also is not just european union o

while the federal government here in berlin can settle an overarching coven policy, the individual 16 states that make up germany, they have the power to be able to implement things as they see fit on the ground. and what the scene is a patchwork of of methods that are being employed. if you're in states like bavaria, north run with folly a button board and the rhineland, pull out and that and others. then you're pretty much bod, from public spaces. if you've not been vaccinated, can't prove that you've got a valid vaccination or that you've recovered from cove at 19 in the last 6 months. elsewhere like in the cities of hamburg and here in berlin, then you can get on public transport without being able to prove that you are vaccinated, recovered, or that you have a valid p c, r test. now we gauge the opinion of some people here in the german capital of what they make of the measures employed. i find it absolutely right, especially in the current situation, we must be very thorough. personally, i have no issues with this. as i want to have safety when getting from a to be extended us,

while the federal government here in berlin can set an overarching covert policy, the individual 16 states that make up germany, they have the powers to be able to implement things as they see fit on the ground. and what that seen is a patchwork of, of methods that are being employed. if you're in states like bavaria, north, ryan, west, farley, abadan board and by the rhineland palatinate and others. then you're pretty much barred from public spaces if you've not been vaccinated, can't prove that you've got a valid vaccination all that you've recovered from coven 19 in the last 6 months. elsewhere like in the cities of hamburg and here in berlin, then you can get on public transport without being able to prove that you are vaccinated, recovered, or that you have a valid p c, r test. now we gauge the opinion of some people here in the german capital of what they make of the measures employed. i find it absolutely right, especially in the current situation, we must be very thorough. personally, i have no issue with this. as i want to have safety when getting from a to b. c, isn't it, and if

from monday, this week, berlin saw new restrictions come into play coal. the 2 g approach which bothers that are vaccinated or cannot show that they have recovered from covered from restaurants, theaters, jim's and nightclubs defendants. at mosquitos, i'm a little bit critical of it. i'm actually here for my 3rd vaccine short, but i think it will deepen the divisions in society as we'll say august. i think it's a good idea. i vaccinated and i'd feel much safer if only other vaccinated people were allowed in doors. i have some money to even when someone is vaccinated, they can still get infected with this virus and get sick. so i don't really know if it makes sense at all that will be seen and i'm with her taking into account the rising numbers. i think it's reasonable, but i can also understand people who are not vaccinated, but we're in the middle of a pandemic. i think everybody needs to make a sacrifice for the greater good of society in bavaria, which is one of the hardest hit areas by the 4th wave. the state leader market zone is wanting. things could

government's describe the situation of emergency or europe correspondent peter oliver. reports from berlin. was deep concern at the moment, and it's particularly when you look at those figures over the last 24 hours. the number of covert cases that have been reported to the robert caulkins that you're putting 75000 for the 1st time. also germany reaching a sod milestone as 100000 all over 100000 people have now died from cove at 19 in the country. we are in a period of governmental transition here in germany at the moment, says angle american steps down and all our schoultz looks likely to be the man that will be replacing her. now both governments have set the alarm bells ringing really when it comes to this latest wave of coven 19 the problem is obvious. we are looking for an emergency. the likes of which we have never seen before in this country. is that also the way out of this pandemic is that in institutions where especially vulnerable groups are cared for, the vaccination is made mandatory. all i've shown they're talking about the idea of introducing mandatory vaccinations in certai

while the federal government here in berlin can settle an overarching coven policy, the individual 16 states that make up germany, they have the power to be able to implement things as they see fit on the ground. and what about seen is a patchwork of, of methods that are being employed. if you're in states like bavaria, north run with folly a button board and the rhineland, pull out and that and others. then you're pretty much bod, from public spaces. if you've not been vaccinated, can't prove that you've got a valid vaccination or that you've recovered from coven 19 in the last 6 months. elsewhere, like in the cities of hamburg, and here in berlin. then you can get on public transport without being able to prove that you are vaccinated, recovered, or that you have a valid p c, r test. now we gauge the opinion of some people here in the german capital of what they make of the measures employed. i find it absolutely right, especially in the current situation, we must be very thorough. personally, i have no issues with this as i want to have safety when getting from a to b, the senate.

while the federal government here in berlin can set an overarching coven policy, the individual 16 states that make up germany, they have the power to be able to implement things as they see fit on the ground. and what about seen is a patchwork of, of methods that are being employed if you're in states like bavaria, north run with folly above board and by the rhineland, pull out, and that, and others. then you're pretty much barred from public spaces if you've not been vaccinated, can't prove that you've got a valid vaccination or that you've recovered from covert 19 in the last 6 months. elsewhere like in the cities of hamburg and here in berlin, then you can get on public transport without being able to prove that you are vaccinated, recovered, or that you have a valid p c, r test. now we gauge the opinion of some people here in the german capital of what they make of the measures employed. i find it absolutely right, especially in the current situation, we must be very thorough. personally, i have no issues with this as i want to have safety when getting from a to b it's and it's diffi

berlin, moscow, bern. welcome to the program. to what extent was this decision based on administrative grounds? >> hard to say. on one's -- on one hand, it is not an independent court. the agency reports to the government. that was the reason why the european court of justice criticized the approval for the network. they should become more independent to avoid political influence. the question is, who is calling them. there are three parties involved and no one is really in the driver seat. >> i understand that general sentiment in russia is that this is a politically motivated decision. >> they believe it is actually a technical hiccup. [indiscernible] creating a german subsidiary would take up to six weeks to create and then the german agency would begin the process of certification and that would be four months. after that, the issue might go for four more months in the european commission so it is unclear when it would actually be operational and that is not seen good in russia. >> it seems like this will take at least eight

michelle, speaking in warsaw, we just heard and there he was also here in berlin earlier in the week in which he, he 1st publicly broached this idea that a you funds could be used for the purposes of building border infrastructure. and it certainly wasn't lost on some people listening but seem to have been lost on mr . michel himself. that he was actually speaking here about european union money being used to build new walls on the 32nd anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. and lots of critics of these plans pointing out the show, michelle should really know better about where he was speaking it on what day he was speaking about what he was speaking, both in the members in the european parliament members, there have been scathing of the proposal instead of helping refugees, we are busy turning europe into a gated community. if i hear the president of the european council say yes, sure. europe to can pay for building a wall on the board as of europe. it becomes, as we say in dutch, i get a cold heart. i find it's frightening. i feel come into this and let us publicly state in de

in berlin, berlin time. these crowds, mostly young people, have been here all night, celebrating the opening of the wall, welcoming the tens of thousands of east germans coming across to the west. tonight, germans on both sides of the berlin wall couldn't wait to test their new freedom. these are sights unthinkable only a few hours ago. young west germans atop the concrete barrier reaching out to east germans, helping them up the wall, despite a barrage of police water cannons. jubilance and graffiti where once there was only despair. for 28 years the wall has been an immutable part of berlin life, a given, something that was just there. tonight it symbolizes something else. the failure of an east german government to resist the wave of change rolling over soviet bloc nations. and the sound of new freedom, the chipping away of the wall itself and the system that built it. >> follow us on social media at cspan history for more this date in history posts. >>> we could say on c-span2 are an intellectual feast.

as peter oliver now reports from berlin was deep concern at the moment, and it's particularly when you look at those figures over the last 24 hours. the number of covert cases that have been reported to the robert cock institute, passing 75000 for the 1st time. also germany reaching a milestone as 100000 all over 100000. people have now died from cove at 19 in the country. we are in a period of governmental transition here in germany at the moment, says angle americans steps down and all are schoultz looks likely to be the man that will be replacing her. now both governments have set the alarm bells ringing really when it comes to this latest wave of coven 19 the problem is obvious. we are heading for an emergency. the likes of which we have never seen before in this country. is that also because these upon the me, the way out of this pandemic is that in institution where especially vulnerable groups are cared for. vaccination is made mandatory p, like paul shows, they're talking about the idea of introducing mandatory vaccinations in certain situations. now it is a big question here,

as i traveled back to berlin from the u.s. this weekend, i looked at the map on the bloomberg terminal and saw that i'm coming into basically the eye of the storm, at least in the western world. i am back in the place where new cases are at the worst level. are lockdowns going to be able to curb these issues? travel bans? dr. adalja: i don't suspect they will. lockdowns are going to be met with a lot of resistance because it is not the best choice of policy this late into the pandemic, we have tools like rapid diagnostic tests and vaccines and antivirals on the cusp of being approved. to go back to these blunt tools that have some in a negative consequences outside of the pandemic, at think these are tools that politicians tend to use that her last resorts that don't make sense and have a lot of other impacts that are really thought out because politicians act on the short range when there are bigger long-range problems with these policies. the issue is we have to get more people vaccinated because that is what keeps this viru

and we spoke to berlin as on the street to see what they think as is shown, i find it absolutely right. especially in the caring situation. we must be very thorough. personally, i have no issue with this as i want to have the safety when getting from a to b. c. s my comical, difficult from nailing amended a nice one to get back to neighbor, but see when she has public transport. they will have to find other ways to i find it in the device. it's shopping has they are using case numbers to force us into another lockdown once mr. sanders said we are 9 on the scale of $1.00 to $10.00. at the apocalypse, we are at 9, but that relates to the quality of our politicians and not to the situation that prevails in ground to simmer. so germany is our 4th cobit wave. apparently in full swing is putting a strain on hospitals with intensive care units running at full capacity. nationwide, the vice president of the german nursing council told us how staff a coping this is for and you can walk a few weeks ago. there was a discussion about making a vaccination. compulsory for nurses. many employ la are

and we asked berliners what they think as is shown, i find it absolutely right. especially in the current situation, we must be very thorough. personally, i have no issue with this as i want to have safety when getting from a to b. c, i sent it as far if it's difficult from many monday to night, one to get vaccinated, but see one to his public transport. there will have to find other ways to move. i find it in the device. yeah. it's shocking. has a are using case numbers to force us into another lockdown once mr. sanders said, we are 9 on the scale of $1.00 to $10.00. after your calculus. we are at 9, but that relates to the quality of our politicians and not to the situation that prevails in crowd consumer. so germany is 4th covered wave apparently in full swing . and it's putting a strain on hospitals with intensive care units running at full capacity nationwide . and the vice president of the german nursing council told us how staff a coping this is finally got a few weeks ago. there was discussion about making vaccination, compulsory for nurses. many employee

while the federal government here in berlin can settle an overarching coven policy, the individual 16 states that make up germany, they have the power to be able to implement things as they see fit on the ground. and what by seeing is a patchwork of, of methods that are being employed if you're in states like bavaria, north ryan with folly of barton board and by the rhineland, pull out and that, and others than you are pretty much bod from public spaces. if you've not been vaccinated, can't prove that you've got a valid vaccination or that you've recovered from cove at 19 in the last 6 months. elsewhere like in the cities of hamburg and here in berlin, then you can get on public transport without being able to prove that you are vaccinated, recovered, or that you have a valid p c, r test. now we gauge the opinion of some people here in the german capital of what they make of the measures employed. i find it absolutely right, especially in the current situation, we must be very thorough. personally, i have no issues with this. as i want to have safety when getting from a to be extended

on the 3rd monday morning crossing live to our europe correspondent, peter oliver, in berlin. peter, good morning to you, more locked downs in europe and more protests, a how a europe in countries dealing right now with, with some of them getting a spike in covert numbers. well, australia we've just heard of, reacted to their cove at numbers by implementing precedent actions against flows that have not been vaccinated. if you're over 12 years old and you've not been vaccinated or you can't prove that you've recovered from cove it in the last 6 months. so. so then you're basically in locked down. same type of lockdown as we saw in a number of european countries during the, the peak waves of 2020 of the coven pandemic makes basically, you're only allowed out for food shopping. you are allowed out for a limited amount of exercise. and you're allowed out of your home to go to receive medical treatment. the reason that the austrians of said that doing this is because for a country of just on the 9000000 people, they've seen around 11000 cases in the last 24 hours. there's also conc

to europe correspondent from berlin next. but what we seem to have is a bit of a split at the very top of 2 of the main e, you institutions. on the one hand you got ursula found a line, the e u commission president saying that european union cash will not be used to build physical border infrastructure, meaning a, you money won't be used to build walls or fences. on the other hand, you've got shylie. michelle, at the e, you council president currently doing the rounds across the block, suggesting that there is legal means for money from the european union to be given to me and the states in order to allow them to build walls and fences at their frontiers. now this is after the requests from latvia, lithuania and poland for e u cash in order to build walls and fences at their borders. if we look at the, the case of lithuania and poland, well, lithuania has around 700 kilometers of border with belarus, poland around 400 kilometers of border with bell ruse. that would be huge infrastructure projects to build a wall or a fence al

let's speak to dominic cane has fallen de allowance for us this out without bureau in berlin. dom hi there. this situation with sug, elaborate getting involved seems to be getting slightly more combustible than it was this time yesterday. certainly the language that's being used has warmed up. he says, or should we say, with regard to what has been being said from both sides from all sides really of this issue over the course of the last few days. we know that from the german perspective here in berlin, at least the angular magical the can't take. a chancellor has spoken on the phone to president putin and moscow about this situation. and she used a particular phraseology that's already been used by you. hi, executives, namely president funder lie and who yesterday talked about instrumentalists, a instrumental isaac, refugees, and migrants. that's a word that angle americans use to vladimir putin on the phone this morning saying she believes that president lucas shanker and his officials are using these migrants. these refugees as an instrument of their foreign policy as a way of des

peter all over europe correspondence got that side of it from berlin. well, what we seem to have is a bit of a split at the very top of 2 of the main e, you institutions. on the one hand you've got ursula, find a line, the e u commission president saying that european union cash will not be used to build physical border infrastructure, meaning you money won't be used to build walls offenses. on the other hand, you've got shown michelle, the e, you council president currently doing the rounds across the block. suggesting that there is legal means for money from the european union to be given to men, the states in order to allow them to build walls and fences. at their frontiers, nevada physical infrastructure, in order to protect the borders of boost on an opinion of the leaders service of charles hill. it's literally possible bruce on a truant leader framework at the upper level to finance interest, torture. this a decision that needs to be taken by the clinician with in, enters the legal opinion of the throttle is very clear. and we really see what wil

not to slap sanctions or not stream to as berlin wars. washington shouldn't sanction allies. ah! monday, the 29th of november here in moscow. welcome to the program. lo from artes, world news h q. my name's kevin owen. i've got our latest for you. of the next 30 minutes. as you heard it's covey new. sadly, again, to start late on it, i'm across causing havoc around the world, the new coven mutations been highlighted today as a variant of concern by the well, why the world health organization and has already been detected in multiple countries. now, there are also shares, it's highly contagious, and even those who are fully vaccinated could easily get it. nations have been scrambling to do what they think is the right thing. they've already started closing their borders to prevented spread. the 1st, the images meantime of the new strain originally detected in south africa have been published by italian researches on the righteous thing on the crown. on the left, the delta vary and you see a lot more read on the right there, showing many more mutations this time around. and that me

already the bavarian prime minister has cancelled all of his states festive gatherings in berlin. the markets are being prepared for opening day late this months. but many worry whether any customers will use these stalls this year. in recent weeks, it seemed that were austria has led germany, his follow not just in terms of near infection rates and deaths, but also in terms of new measures to combat cove. it now that the government in vienna is imposing another lockdown on its people. the question many here in berlin are asking is, is another one here just around the corner dominant cane al jazeera in the german capital. oksana basic is a global health advisor electra at a school farmer, state university college and, and joins me now from london. how important is it that austria is going to become the 1st country in europe to make vaccinations mandatory? what are the implications of that? oh, well, certainly it is a, a step that it is for a reason that it's taken this long. and a pandemic for 1st country to move towards is, is the last resort that any country really wants to be i

but berlin, preparing for a power transition. the timings complicated. as peter over explains, alarm bells ringing in germany, the country's covert numbers. of course, the grave concerns so much in fact that those that are looking to form the next government in germany. well, they say more restrictions on needed. i listen, a small is a so 1st of all the situation we're in is dramatic and therefore consistent measures the urgently needed within the framework of the current legal situation. but also beyond that from december, about we're currently discussing the rules that will apply over the winter from december onwards. and lloyd, within this week, has seen a continuation of high coven infection numbers across germany. while the 7 day average of that is reached, never before seen levels. from monday this week, berlin saw new restrictions come into play called the to g approach, which bob, those that are vaccinated or cannot show that they have recovered from covered from restaurants, theaters, jim's and nightclubs defendants at 1st, cletus, i'm a little

and there, he was also here in berlin earlier in the week in which he, he 1st publicly broached this idea that he, you funds could be used for the purposes of building border infrastructure. it certainly wasn't lost on some people listening but seemed to have been lost on air . mr. michel himself that he was actually speaking here about european union money being used to build new walls on the 32nd anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. a lots of critics of these plans pointing out that shan michelle should really know better about where he was speaking and on what day he was speaking about what he was speaking, but in the european parliament members, there have been scathing of the proposal instead of helping refugees, we are busy turning europe into a gated community. if i hear the president of the european council say yes, sure you're up to can pay for building a wall on the borders of europe. it becomes, as we say in dutch, i get a cold heart. i find it frightening our feeling and bully coming down this to let us publicly state in this chamber for the european union will nev

we go live to our correspondence in berlin in moments for more. also, we're experiencing a stronger economic recovery in the world. despite poll presidential claims america's economic recovery faces headwind the sell oil prices sort, nodding to public anger, over spiraling consumer calls. inflation is, is rising. we might not be seeing as much progress as fast as we would like, based on the product that he made. a whistleblower in the u. k. claims a state funded clinic as classing girls who don't like pink ribbons or a dolls us gender confused. the former transgender person shared his views with us on the methods employed out the top stock trust. and actually child abuse when tavistock is doing really should be shut down, or it should be against the law. and that allowed to happen to young children, especially. ah, one minute past 6 in the being here in moscow this wednesday, november the 24th. welcome to the news our an rti. i'm you know neil. the german finance minister, olaf schultz looked set to become the country's next counsellor. a 3 way co

but after that, the holocaust memorial in berlin is meant to be a samba sacred place. reminder of the atrocities that went on, but apparently not the sub members of the berlin police will tell what that's about and reaction to it after the break. ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? hi, solution for community. are you going the right way? or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true was is great. in the world corrupted, you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. well i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics. sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. ah ah my getting berlin said chief of police, apologized after offices were photographed exercising on the cities holocaust memorial cheque. these images reportedly taken by the police themselves, showing men in uniform doing pushups. on the blocks of said memorial, the police chief had these strong words to say after it his behavior by colleagues is a disregard for what

certainly here in berlin, but also in brussels. to we here support for, for poland, as i say, from differing levels of government from the president of the european commission, the german ursula fonder lions saying that she really deprecated applause. what she is going, the instrumentality zation of refugees calling on the brochure. government change its perspective here, she's also sent that sanctions further sanctions from an e. u side of things should be imposed on yellows. and then in germany, you have the interior minister here, the caretaker interior minister has to be said. jose hoffa key ally of angular medical applauding the position of the polish government, particularly as it regards the erection of that fence along the border. one thing to point out though that has been said from an e perspective is that if poland feels it needs further support further material support for what it's doing. it only has to ask for us. is it just poland, dominic, or have other nato, an e u member countries seen a spike in the number of peo

about european union money being used to build new walls on the 32nd anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. a lots of critics of these plans pointing out that sean michelle should really know better about where he was speaking in on what day he was speaking about, what he was speaking, but in the european parliament members, there have been scathing of the proposal. instead of helping refugees, we are busy turning europe into a gated community. if i hear the president of the european council say, yeah, sure, you're to compete for building a wall on the borders of europe. it becomes, as we say in dutch, i get a cold heart. i find it's frightening. i feel me come into this and let us publicly stayed in the chamber. the vague pain unit will never finance fall. so we have all the instruments that will disposal in order to put an end to the drama of the polish bella russian border. what you've got at the moment says poland lithium, in your lot, via doing the rounds of e u. member states in order to drum up support for them receiving cash to allow them to build borders on the use frontiers,

now here in berlin soon there, which is frances largest fishing port. fishing is a huge industry. it's not just about the fishermen who go out and want to fish in those british waters. there's also about the vendors and the knock on effect that that has on the economy of a port town like this. and we've been speaking to locals here. you say that the not only fully support the idea of sanctions, but they ready to blockade the port and of us because she that we should use it. i think it's very go to france, imposed sanctions, and forbids the english to come here because we have no rights and we don't even have anything to sell. i think our boats are ready to blog the port. it's necessary that the british give licenses to the french. i know they protect their own interests, but they need to stick to their commitments as fish mongers were unhappy because the british fish is always sell the most. it's around 80 percent overall. there's also accusation from the british that this is a bit more than just about the fishing licenses that this is about politics, particularly as ad there is a

peter, all of a asi berlin, anti euthanasia activists in canada. her voice alarm over a surgeon medically assisted deaths, saying the practice has become normalized. and euthanasia became legally canada and 2016. and in that year, more than a 1000 people underwent assisted suicide. that's according to health canada, the figure reached 7500 last year and according to one psychiatrist, people that are asking for the procedure even when they are physically healthy. a few days ago, a 3rd, she will patient with very treatable, mental illness asked me to and her life. her distraught parents came to the appointment with her because they were afraid that i might support her request, and that they would be helpless to do anything about it is heretic. they have to worry that by going to a psychiatrist, the daughter might be killed by the very psychiatrist, or back in 2016, the canadian government, legalized euthanasia. for adults who are terminally ill, the rules are relaxed further and 2021. now people who have diseases but could potentially live for many y

so we just heard and there he was also here in berlin earlier in the week in which he, he 1st publicly broached this idea that a funds could be used for the purposes of building border infrastructure. certainly wasn't lost on some people listening but seem to have been lost on mr. michel himself. that he was actually speaking here about european union money being used to build new walls on the 32nd anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. lots of critics of these plans pointing out the show, michelle should really know better about where he was speaking it on what day he was speaking about, what he was speaking, both in the european parliament members, there have been scathing of the proposal instead of helping refugees we are busy turning europe into a gated community. if i hear the president of the european council say, yeah, sure you're up to can pay for building a wall on the board. as of europe, it becomes, as we say, in dutch, i get a cold heart. i find it's frightening. feel me come into this and let us publicly state in december. the big about paying units will never finance

the berlin wall comes down, even the british were not in favor of german reunification at that time. they were skeptical of it. george h.w. bush was the visionary transformational leader that was patient, and kind, and inclusive and did not command but invited. the way he would, especially during the time of that you reunification of germany, really meant there would be no hot war. we ended the ideology of the soviet union and the united states. we did it peacefully because president bush earned and gave respect pretty gave respect to people who were willing to be part of a solution. and he earned respect because he did that but his relationship with gorbachev was something no one could have predicted for years before the berlin wall came down. when gorbachev was in power for four years before george h.w. bush became president of the united states, may have been a glimmer of hope and expectation but it was not a reality. i think george h.w. bush allowed gorbachev to deal with the reality that the berlin wall came down and that germany should be reunified without being part of the sov

from monday this week, berlin saw new restrictions come into play coal. the 2 g approach which bob hos that our unvaccinated o'connell show that they have recovered from covert from restaurants, theaters, gyms and nightclubs defenders at 1st cletus. i'm a little bit critical of it. i'm actually here for my 3rd vaccine short, but i think it will deepen the divisions in society as we'll say august. i think it's a good idea. i'm vaccinated and i'd feel much safer if only other vaccinated people were allowed in doors. i have some money to even when someone is vaccinated, they can still get infected with this virus and get sick. so i don't really know if it makes sense at all that will be seen and i'm with her taking into account the rising numbers. i think it's reasonable, but i can also understand people who are not vaccinated, but we're in the middle of a pandemic. i think everybody needs to make a sacrifice for the greater good of society in bavaria, which is one of the hardest hit areas by the 4th wave. the state leader market zone is wanting. things coul

already the bavarian prime minister has cancelled all of his states festive gatherings in berlin. the markets are being prepared for opening day late to this months. but many worry whether any customers will use these stalls this year. in recent weeks, it seems that we're austria has led germany, his follow not just in terms of near infection rates and deaths, but also in terms of new measures to combat cove. it now that the government in vienna is imposing enough, a lockdown on its people. the question many here in berlin are asking is, is another one here, just around the corner, dominant cane al jazeera in the german capital. are now at least 2 people have been injured in the dutch city of ross, a dam. after please find warning shots and water cannon during a violent protest against corona virus restrictions. hundreds of people have been demonstrating against the latest measures imposed by the government. lease a protest is burned. carson threw rocks that police officer prompting them to declare an emergency and shut down public transport in evidence. reimpose them locked down

is meant to be a song that reminded with the atrocity but apparently not for some members at the berlin police will explain why you saw the black ah wow. you know, things are, of course, playing out as we've been protecting. they would, we've got the very central banks putting on their kabuki costumes and getting ready to go out on stage and perform their ritualistic nod to the need to raise rates, followed by their ritualistic denial that they are able to raise rates, followed by massive quantitative easing money printing and hyperinflation. once again. oh boy, it gets so entertaining. ah ah, hello again. i berlin's chief of police is apologized after officers were photographed exercising on the cities holocaust memorial. these images reportedly taken by the police themselves to show men in uniform doing pushups on the blocks of the memorial. the police chief, though, had the strong words to say after the incident, this behavior by colleagues is a disregard for what this memorial stands for and does not correspond to the respect that must be shown to it. this undermines the remembrance

from monday, this week, berlin saw new restrictions come into play coal. the 2 g approach which bothers that are vaccinated or cannot show that they have recovered from covered from restaurants, theaters, jim's and nightclubs defendants. at mosquitos, i'm a little bit critical of it. i'm actually here for my 3rd vaccine short, but i think it will deepen the divisions in society as we'll say, sorry, i think it's a good idea. i vaccinated and i'd feel much safer if only other vaccinated people were allowed indoors. my money to even when someone is vaccinated, they can still get infected with this virus and get sick. so i don't really know if it makes sense at all. hope listen and i'm with her taking into account the rising numbers. i think it's reasonable, but i can also understand people who are not vaccinated, but we're in the middle of a pandemic. i think everybody needs to make a sacrifice for the greater good of society in bavaria, which is one of the hardest hit areas by the 4th wave. the state leader market zone is wanting. things could get very bough