east berlin. do you think it was a mistake, if you reflect on ukraine's recent history, for ukraine to decide that it was going to make it a key strategic objective to become a nato member? first of all, nato doesn't appear to want you right now. and second of all, that was provocative to russia, was it not? as i mentioned before, their philosophy, don't provoke russian, doesn't work. it was in 2008. and what do we have? we have occupied crimea. we have part—occupied territories of luhansk and donetsk district. we have occupied luhansk and donetsk, and we have more than ten million people who this war touched. as you've said repeatedly in this interview, the conflict in east ukraine has been running for some nearly seven years now. why did you walk away from talks last year, saying that you were no longer prepared to take part in the minsk negotiations? surely, that played into the hands of a russian narrative, saying the problem is with ukraine, not with moscow. oh, yes, i know these narratives

ah ah ah ah, this is dw news line from berlin, the u. s. orders some of its embassy staff to leave ukraine. the state department says it will have the limited ability to assist any americans in russia while rejecting calls for immediate sanctions on moscow will get the latest from washington dc. class the curfew is imposing burkina faso after people barricade the streets with burning tires and support of soldiers staging a mutiny and byron munich defend their lead at the top of the put the sticker with a routine victory over a long time under performers hurt at berlin, ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. the like in states has ordered the families of all american personnel at its embassy in ukraine to leave the country. non essential staff are also asked to leave. the state department says the decision has been under consideration for some time. it comes as towards between us secretary of state antony, blinking, and russia's foreign minister. so gay lab failed to con. tensions last week, as russian troops continued to mass on

take berlin's noise museum. it holds the famous bust of nefertiti, which attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. for close to a century, egyptians have been demanding her return without success. so how can these art collections be freed from their colonial context and made accessible to everyone? artists, nora, i'll battery and yon, nikolai nellis published this 3 d scan of nefertiti on line without the museum's permission, as long as to control, not just the physical artifact, but also the digital one. your, your kind of controls the narrative around it. because then you can decide which research. so for example, you give it to with the data in the public domain, berlin state museums lost their monopoly over this cultural treasure at least digitally. now, anyone with a 3 d printer can make their own nefertiti one replica. now lies buried in the egyptian desert as a kind of symbolic restitution that actually matter when all of your material cut material objects of culture are in another country and

oh, i mean, this is the w news live from berlin. the u. s. secretary of state, heads to berlin for crisis talks on russia. ukraine. tensions america's top diplomat, anthony lincoln, will hold meetings with key european allies is a part of a whirlwind diplomatic tour to try to stop russia from invading. you also company year challenges, but it's also been a year, but enormous progress. one year since jo by became president of the united states, he counts his vaccination, rollover and infrastructure bills as wins. but other key parts of his agenda remain store as the 1st humanitarian aid flights reached toma images in emerging from the pacific nations capitol and show the scale of devastation. a massive kind of interruption added synonymy cut it off from the rest of the world. last at the shop and tuneful protest against covet restrictions in amsterdam, cultural venues off a hack cuts and joke, alice, in an attempt to persuade the dutch government that it's time to reopen, ah, ahead of us, welcome to the program. us secretary of state antony

east berlin. do you think it was a mistake, if you reflect on ukraine's recent history, for ukraine to decide that it was going to make it a key strategic objective to become a nato member? first of all, nato doesn't appear to want you right now. and second of all, that was provocative to russia, was it not? as i mentioned before, their philosophy, don't provoke russian, doesn't work. it was in 2008. and what do we have? we have occupied crimea. we have part—occupied territories of luhansk and donetsk district. we have occupied luhansk and donetsk, and we have more than ten million people who this war touched. as you've said repeatedly in this interview, the conflict in east ukraine has been running for nearly seven years now. why did you walk away from talks last year, saying that you were no longer prepared to take part in the minsk negotiations? surely, that played into the hands of a russian narrative, saying the problem is with ukraine, not with moscow. oh, yes, i know these narratives like

ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. germany tied was it's corona virus rules and a bid to curb rising army chrome infections the double vaccinated now and also need a booster shot to enter bars and restaurants in many regions. those with just 2 jobs must show a negative test. also in the show tennis star nova joke of inches back and detention in australia as a cor prepares to make a final decision on whether he can stay in the country and play in the australian open. and, and boone as like a soccer 2 of the seasons, surprise packages, went head to head on saturday with when you're in berlin taking down hoffen heim in a close encounter. ah, welcome to the program i, marion evans, dean, germany has tightened. it's corona virus restrictions in response to a record number of new cove. 19 cases. new rules for entering bars and restaurants have come into force in many parts of the country. alma crohn now accounts for over 70 percent of new cases across germany. mosque on and vaccine pass out, entering restaurant or bar in berlin is now restricted to those who have been vaccinated and either

now the new government here in berlin faces a choice at di. lemme should it keep following the money, or does it need to think again, my great hope is that we are moving toward a more, a greater strategic culture in this country. however, my great concern is, is that that might not happen fast enough. in this video, we're going to find out how germany got so entangled with china. how the last few years have shown what a days there really dealing. and we'll examine whether the new team running germany really wants to make a new start. it's late at night in beijing, germany's new leda angle immacule takes her 1st steps on chinese soil as chancellor way back in 2006. she gets all the fanfare befitting an important visitor. but little could she have known how important china would become for her. it's so interesting to watch the coverage of michael's 1st trip. you have to remember, she was a big change. she was a woman, she was a decade younger than the man. she replaced the image was fresh, and at times the moon seemed you kind of jolly. but nata

take berlin's noise museum. it holds the famous bust of nefertiti, which attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. for close to a century, egyptians have been demanding her return without success. so how can these art collections be freed from their colonial context and made accessible to everyone? artists, nora, i'll battery and yon nikolai millis published this 3 d scan of nefertiti on line without the museum's permission. as long as you control, not just the physical artifact, but also the digital one, you, you kind of control that narrative around it because then you can decide which research, for example, you give it to, with the data in the public domain, berlin state museums lost their monopoly over this cultural treasure, at least digitally. now anyone with a 3 d printer can make their own nefertiti. one replica now lies buried in the egyptian desert, was a kind of symbolic restitution that actually mess i, when all of your material cut material objects of culture are in another country and c

how to berlin? ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. the president of burkina, faso, rock, cowboy, has reportedly been detained at a military camp amidst concerns of a potential to in the west african country. have a gunfire was heard around president's residence in the capital of walk to go overnight. the government has imposed a country wide curfew after gunfire erupted on sunday, at multiple barracks in the capital. soldiers want their commanding officers to be fired for failing to contain a jo, hottest insurgency. for the very latest, let's bring our west africa, corresponded a marquis acoya, and we're here, we're getting reports that president ra cowboy has been detained. do we know where he is at this point? absolutely correct, terry, a president couple. it has been detained at the military camp. at that's what we do and that's how it's followed. a heavy gone fi. i feel like, while the rest of a backing up is looking at bit slaps. there was a big battle if you like, in the presidency where he was detained by this military personne

ah ah dw news live from berlin, germany, titans, if corona, virus rules and a bid to curb rising on the cross infections the double vaccinated now also need a booster shot to enter bars and restaurants in many regions. those with just 2 jobs must show a negative test. also in the show tennis star, no joke of it is back in detention in australia as a port prepares to make a final decision on whether you can stay in the country and play in the australian open and, and bonus like a football. 2 of the seasons, surprise packages went head to head on saturday with yon berlin, taking down hoffen time in a close encounter. ah, i'm marrying a evans dean. it's good to have you with us. germany has tightened its corona virus restrictions in response to a record number of new coven 19 cases. new rules for entering bars and restaurants have come into force in many parts of the country, ami kronen, now accounts for over 70 percent of new cases across germany. mosque on and vaccine pass out, entering restaurant or bar in berlin is now restricted to those who have been vaccinated and either boosted or

scott, will i'm political films always do well in berlin. so take a close look at new film from andreas. dresden who's sometimes called the ken loach of a german cinema. and his new movie is the true story of a turkish german housewife who fought the u. s. government, or to release her son of who was unjustly imprisoned in guantanamo bay. i think back a do really well at the festival of this year. but given that sort of general state of the world, i think comedies and light films could also do also the emma thompson film. good luck you the oh grand. where she's playing a 50 something widow who gets back on the dating scene. not in order to sort of find romance, but actually because she's just looking for a lot of great sex. and i think that kind of movie could actually do a really well in berlin this year. could really sort of brighten up those very dark berlin nights at this year's festival. thank you for that, scott, scott rock's bra from b w culture. and before we go, i was thought something very cool for you. very cool. indeed. a hundred

this is dw news live from berlin, a last chance for no voc joke of ish. the embattled tennis star has left attention for his final hearing before on australian fort, which will decide whether to deport him or let him defend his australian open title . also coming up on the show germany, titans, it's corona virus rules in a bid to curve rising. omar crohn infections in many regions the double vaccinated now also need either a booster shot or a negative test to enter bars and restaurants and in buddhist legal football. 2 of the seasons, surprise packages went head to head on saturday with william berlin it taking down hoffen haim in a close encounter. ah . hello m. claire richardson, thanks so much for joining us. after more than a week of twists and turns, a court in australia is due to decide whether to deport tennis star novak yolk of etch joe kevin left his immigration detention hotel for his lawyers offices to take part in the online hearing, which is now under way in a 10 day saga, the serbian champion has been detained by immigration authorities, rel

because berlin's approach has not been without controversy. that's true, germany has been facing some criticism, a with official saying that its position on ukraine is ambiguous. of germany, for example, is not ready to provide ukraine with more with weapons to defend itself. the german government has indicated that in a case of russian of a new russian aggression towards ukraine, the new nodes stream to pipeline that is supposed to transport a natural gas from russia to germany would be cancelled. but some german politicians are saying that lee needs to be very careful talking about sanctions against russia because of course the german economy would be paying a price as well. however, here the german foreign minister told us that it is important to give diplomacy a chance. we also asked her whether germany has any plans to advocate evacuate. it's an embassy stuff from ukraine, but on a lena bear book just told us that said they were assessing the situation on a regular, almost daily basis. w, brothels, bureau chief, alexandra phenomena. thank

why from berlin? a last chance or no voc joke of it, the embattled tennis star has left attention for his final hearing before an australian court, which will decide whether to deport him or let him defend his australian open title . also coming up on the show germany, titans, it's corona, virus rules in a bid to curb rising, omicron infections in many regions. the double vaccinated now also need either a booster shot or a negative test to enter bars and restaurants and in buddhist legal football. 2 of the seasons, surprise packages went head to head on saturday. quit when on berlin, taking down hope in hind close encounter. ah. hello, i'm claire richardson, a very warm welcome to the shout. after more than a week of twists and turns, a court in australia is due to decide whether to to court tennis, star novak joke of ash, joke of edge has left his immigration detention hotel for his lawyers offices to take part in the online hearing, which is now underway in a tenant de saga, the serbian champion has

i bird gulf in berlin . this is the day. ah. net, buckingham, the man in the last few weeks, more than 100000 russian soldiers have gathered nearly ukrainian ladonna obese, needed. we cannot accept any demands regarding the actions of our own armed forces on our own land. nato allies colon are shut to de escalate. it is difficult not to interpret this as a threat because we don't threaten anybody with anything but we do have the threats address to us others. and the further aggression will come with a high cost for moscow. the german government did not to the situation isn't what it cannot and will not acknowledge the pennant when danielle to ah, also coming up china's policy of 0 cove and apparently now includes getting rid of a pet or 2 in hong kong. the order has been given, kill the hamsters, is quite monumental from animals. dances are attested with positive results, weak and nice with the debt on the shelf, get his las in fact, it was actually infected from the of the hamsters to our viewers watching on p b. s in the u

see european diplomacy here in berlin. many of the decisions made by chancellor shoals as government haven't been running on the same lines as friends and partners in london and washington. the german foreign minister is also not convinced there's an immediate sign of ukraine joining the nato alliance. everyone knows that this is not the agenda at the moment, including russia. the people of ukraine wants to live in peace and security. many have been separated from their families for years due to the conflict in the da boss. that's what the matter is about, not even attempting to nato. another area where germany isn't following the lead of the u. k. in us is when it comes to the evacuation of stuff from embassies and kiev . berlin says it would just further to stabilize the situation on the ground in ukraine. of course, we continuously check the security situation in different places around the world inclusion in ukraine. like, how are you partners? we have currently decided not to reduce the embassy stuff in case germany h

that thing to move, it would only add to the tensions with more from berlin. his art is peter oliver. tough time. see you repeat diplomacy? hearing berlin, many of the decisions made by chancellor on actual government haven't been running on the same lines as friends and partners in london and washington. the german foreign minister is also not convinced there's an immediate sign of ukraine joining the nato alliance. everyone knows that this is not on the agenda at the moment, including russia. the people of ukraine wants to live in peace and security. many have been separated from their families for years due to the conflict in the don boss. that's what the matter is about not even attempting to nato. another area where germany isn't following the lead of the u. k. in us is when it comes to the evacuation of stuff from embassies in kiev. berlin says it would just further to stabilize the situation on the ground and ukraine. of course, we continuously check the security situation in different places around the world, including in ukraine. like, how are you par

ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. the u. s. secretary of state is in berlin for crisis talks on russia. ukraine tension america's top diplomat entity blinked in his meeting with germany's foreign minister and other key european allies, part of a world wind diplomatic tour to try to stop russia from invading ukraine. also coming up as the 1st humanitarian aid flights reached hunger, images emerging from the pacific nation's capital show the scale of devastation, a massive volcanic eruption. and to nami, cut it off from the rest of the world. last plus a semantic protest against corporate restrictions in amsterdam. cultural menus offer haircuts and yoga lessons in an attempt to persuade the government that it's time to reopen. ah, i'm soon so misconduct. good to have you with us. you are secretary of state, and lincoln is in berlin. his latest stop over in 3 days of shuttle diplomacy aimed at preventing a war in ukraine. he is holding discussions with his german, british, and french counterparts on how to contain the threat fr

this work of art is kept in berlin. the binding is extremely significant to understanding the history of the dante cycle because it helps trace the path taken by but chillies work. where it travels, whose hands it passed through international exhibitions like this one at london's hotel gallery. bring, but italy's dante cycle to light read from the covers of books. these drawings never failed to surprise them. he was the unexpected power, full of botany. ah, the viewers are absolutely fascinated by don't bother chillies drawings. one of the things that, um, i've noticed over and over again is that they, they go up to them and they look very, very closely their drawings lead because they're so delicate and so incredibly detailed. but of chelly on the had a very, very deep and strong understanding of, of dante and his drawings. absolutely. barrett the south. he them, he captured the darkness and the horrors of the inferno, just as well as he did, seeing them divine beauty of paradise. when most people think about actually

ah ah, this is news life from berlin, europe's diplomatic push to defuse the crisis in ukraine. germany is foreign minister on a lena bear bock has spoken with her russian counterpart, sergey lab, rob berlin, warns the russian owned north stream gas pipeline could face sanctions. should russia invade ukraine, also coming up defiance in some don, for weeks thousands have been breathing bullets and tear gas to demand a return to civilian rule. after a military coup, we'll get an update from the capital part 2. plus this, the surveillance footage helped police arrest the suspects in a spectacular german museum jewel heist. they are now on trial, but the big question remains. where are the missing japs? could he go on to make history profound? adopt the spanish super star tennis superstar surges and to the final of the australian open in style. his dream of men's record 21st grand slam title edges ever ah . on lylark. thank you so much for joining us. we start with europe's latest push to diffuse, growing tensions between russia and ukraine. just a short while ago, french president, a monda

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i, bird, golf, and berlin. this is the day ah, next nottingham, the command, the last few weeks more than 100000 russian soldiers have gathered nearly ukrainian ladonna obese, needed. we cannot accept any demands regarding the actions of our own armed forces on our own land, nato allies, colon or shot to de escalate. it is difficult not to interpret this as a threat because we don't threaten anybody with anything, but we do have a threats address to us so that us on and the federation will come with a high cost for moscow. the german government did not to the situation. he doesn't have it, but it cannot and will not acknowledge the pregnant bad. yeah, i think i've been thinking also coming up china's policy of 0 cove and apparently now includes getting rid of a pet or 2 in hong kong. the order has been given kill the hamsters, is quite monumental from animals. dances are attested with positive results. weak a nice way to possibly get the shopkeepers was, in fact was actually infected from the the hamsters to ou

ah, this is b, w live from berlin. you are a secretary of state, arrives in berlin for crisis talks on russia. ukraine tension america's top diplomat, antony lincoln, has landed in germany for meetings with key european allies, part of a whirlwind diplomatic tour to try to stop russia from invading ukraine. also coming up the 1st humanitarian aid flights reached tomba, images are emerging from the pacific nation's capital. and they show the scale of the devastation and massive volcanic eruption and a following to nami. cut it off from the rest of the world last week. at a sharp and tuneful protest against covered restrictions in amsterdam, cultural venues of the hack ups and yoga lessons. attempt to persuade the government that it's time to reopen socrates ah. ahead of us, welcome to the program. you are secretary of state antony blink, and has arrived in berlin. his latest stopover in 3 days of shuttle diplomacy aimed at preventing a war in ukraine. he will hold talks by a video conference with his german, british, an

while berlin has approved the delivery of 5000 helmets. it said no to leave. the weapons is good that i did at one mit. that was right now we're trying to engage russia and diplomatic talks to avert a war. in the middle of europe, i believe supplying weapons would send the complete run signal. it would not lead to an easing of diplomatic tensions, but as it ought to come. the german government is still deciding whether nato ally, estonia continued crane heavy artillery, made in the former east germany berlin's policy not to export lethal weapons to conflict regions is backed by the greens, because in, at loj launched it. of course, it's a central question, is it possible to be toughen, engage in dialogue with russia and deliver weapons? i'd say no, and that's why our policy is the right one alone with the night of the subs in making a waste. if you've asthma, that policy for now doesn't include a stop to the node stream to pipeline. but if russia does attack ukraine, chancellor olive salt isn't ruling out painful sanctions of more now joined by the w melinda c

the family will soon be relocated to a camp closer to berlin. they're still collecting donations to help the people in afghanistan. ah, tattoo artists in the european union will have to limit themselves to a much smaller palette of colors from now on. you official say a new ban on thousands of chemicals used and tattoo inks will protect the public for hazardous substances that could cause cancer and other illnesses. sh. one last design in blue before the new e rules came into effect. colors like this one are now banned. for many tattoo artists, it's hard to accept. so, from the gulf, people that a lot is based on speculation. either there are no real fact that somehow justify van. and our experience here in the tattoo parlor proves that what i've seen shows something different. oh, greatly right now it feels more like harassment than a sensible band that would protect people. vote of the e u band. these colors because they are suspected of causing cancer. for example, because the concentration of certain chemicals is too high. dermatologist brit

at the time d, w met her niece ne, argus, in berlin. she was very worried about her aunt naga has been living in berlin for 4 years and is in a final year at school for weeks she tried to raise awareness about her aunt's fate . she contacted senior politicians during the election campaign and collected donations. a teacher supported her. the german authorities didn't miss her and go to them for i feel very powerless here in germany. it flew helpless, just completely lost holland. well, there's the very big humanitarian crisis in afghanistan. gibbs, i know that in germany is just looking the other way, so the whole world is essential to fake and holland up. oh, i'll commend complex about southfax mid november at berlin. airport. mina nodded. he finally arrived in germany with her family. it was a moment of great relief after a strenuous escape. the family had managed to leave afghanistan by land using fake passport, stealthily a german lawyer organized the visa for germany and the flight tickets. now the family are in safety. all but one

i, bird, golf, and berlin. this is the day ah, next buckingham, the man, the last few weeks, more than 100000 russian soldier, have gathered me other ukrainian ladonna, obese, needed. we cannot accept any demands regarding the actions of our own armed forces on our own land. resuming nato allies, kohler shot to de escalate. it is difficult not to interpret this as a threat because we don't threaten anybody with anything, but we do have a threats address to us so that us on. and the further aggression will come with a high cost for moscow. the german government did not to the situation. he does it, but it cannot and will not acknowledge the pennant when bad. yeah. out the custody also coming up china's policy of 0 cove and apparently now includes getting rid of a pet or 2 in hong kong. the order has been given, kill the hamsters, is quite monumental from animals. dances are attested with positive results. we can likely to possibly get the chunk of his las, in fact uh was i actually infected from the um, the hams

ah ah, this is dw news life from berlin. decision time for know that jock of a hearing is under way to determine whether the battle tennis store can stay in australia or whether he'll be deported. we'll get the latest from melbourne also coming up there. rich diversity of species inspired charles dora to propose his theory of evolution. now a massive new marine reserve goes into effect to protect the galapagos islands. and in boone, this week of football, 2 of the seasons, surprise packages went head to head on saturday with union berlin taking down hoffen hind in a close encounter. ah, and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. 3 australian judges are deliberating the outcome of novak jock adventures, immigration status as the tennis star fights to stay in the country. jock, a bit left, his detention hotel for his lawyers offices to take part in the online hearing. his lawyers are challenging the decision to cancel his visa on public health grounds after the world. number one was detained twice by immigration authorities over the last 10 days. if jack of it l

so she was from the university of berlin. she quickly got a position at a nice school for adults working class of germans who would not gotten their degree. as the first school of its kind and berlin. it was started by a german man who'd gotten the idea after he lived in the united states and visited in the early 20s and reported this idea back. here is where mildred find a pool of recruits. these were working class of germans who are very much being targeted by the nazi party with propaganda. and she also started a club she called it an english club. really it was also a way of a basically bringing in people, academics and people at the u.s. embassy, professor smith came in and spoke. it was a way of bringing again, ideas to germans these working-class germans that was outside of what they were hearing or the propaganda they were hearing. it was before, germany was still parliamentary. then hitler became chancellor and everything changed. and i mean overnight. we saw very rapidly germinate progress from a parliamentary democ

m, ah, this is d, w live from berlin, the fine line between deterrence and diplomacy. well, positions harden on russia over ukraine, nato, and says there's no plan to send troops and germany sticks by. it's no to weapons exports. this, as the u. k says, an invasion is highly likely and facing of growing backlash. music streaming dias, spotify changes. it's june on coven, 19 misinformation, plus, digging out after a massive blizzard of the us east coast. major disruptions offer some places get up to 80 centimeters us know. ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. the united states and britain are warning of new and devastating economic sanctions against russia. as natal, a lie step up efforts to deter an attack on ukraine. fears of a russian invasion are growing with britain's foreign minister. now calling its quote, highly likely, ukraine's president is urging the west to avoid panic over russia's troop build up on its country's border. on sunday nato's chief. yes, sultan burke welcomed more support for ukraine's defense. but ruled out any boots on the ground, w

i, bird, dolphin berlin. this is the day ah, that is something that we will do our everything to guarantee ukraine security on you. but it's important for us know that neither berlin nor paris makes any decisions about the ukraine without ukraine isn't. but we're ready for serious dialogue with russia london, which is a very much want to plumas, see, to prevail with the publishing european solidarity for ukraine, its sovereignty and its integrity is not in question for us, nor from me personally, but also coming up scandal after scandal u k prime minister bores johnson, he seems to have 9 lives a political survivor, but many british fear of the right to protest peacefully. they fear that rights may not survive. johnson's government. and these are elected representatives. they are supposed to be protecting the people. and if they are failing at that, then it should be all right, stand out and protest. and the response of them to imprison of asked is absolutely, it's your kind ah, to our viewers watching on p b

we put that question to you as a political analyst, jessica berlin. at this point, the only way out of this crisis is their deterrence. anthony blinkin has already been pushing hard behind the scenes for germany to take a stronger stance against russia's aggression. for the you to tow a stronger line and now he's here in person to push that at the end of the day dialogue will not solve this issue. anthony, blinking tomorrow is going to have to make perfectly clear to russia that the cost of invading ukraine will be higher than the cost of invasion. and russia is one of the use largest trading partners. not only in energy, i mean trade between russia and the you. in 2020, i counted for over a 170000000000 euros rushes, also germany's largest gas importer. so the economic cost to europe, to serious consequences for russia would also be dire. and this is why we haven't seen a clear line yet, but this is hopefully what secretary blinking, i'm is pushing for with the quad group. i'm and at the level to make sure that at least behind the scenes, that we agr

and near berlin, emergency services dealt with the damage caused by fallen trees. oh that island is mocking. 50 years since the bloody sunday massacre in 1972 british soldiers shot dead, 13 unarmed civilians during a protest in the city of london. dairy, the consequences are still being felt to day with these people. a commemorating one of the darkest chapters of the north, not in conflict, one unfolded 5 decades ago. today. thousands of mostly catholic processes had gathered for a rally against a new law, allowing imprisonment without trial for his troops deployed to block the marches of to you started throwing bottles and stones. soldiers responded with tear gas rubber, bullets, and water cannon. the paratroopers also had been fi with live rounds shooting at the marches off. less than half an hour of shooting, 13 marches were dead. with over does more injured. the 14th would succumb to their wounds. months later. oh, the soldiers claimed their talk. did gunman and bomb throw as a government inquiry support to the armies account, but was panned as a whitewash? onl

ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. one last chance for novak dock of which the tennis star is back in detention in australia as authorities prepared to make a final decision on whether he can stay in the country and play in the australian open. also coming up, germany breaks a weekly record for corolla virus infections with almost half a 1000000 people falling sick in the past 7 days. but the health minister says government measures are helping to so that 5th wave and their rich diversity of species by charles darwin to propose his theory of evolution. now a new marine reserve, the speak set up to protect the galactic asylum. ah . hello there. i'm really mohammed australian authorities have set a sunday morning court hearing to decide whether tennis star novak doc herbage will be removed from the country. australia's government canceled his visa over covert 19 entry rolls or a 2nd time grant champion is now back in detention after another interview with immigration officials to say b r o. in the much between novak joke

at the time d, w met her niece nuggets in berlin. she was very worried about her aunt naga has been living in berlin for 4 years and is in her final year at school. for weeks she tried to raise awareness about her aunt's fate. she contacted senior politicians during the election campaign and collected donations. a teacher supported her. the german authorities didn't miss her and go to them for a few very powerless here in germany. it flew helpless, just completely lost holland. well, there's the very big humanitarian crisis in afghanistan. gifts i know that in germany is just looking the other way so the whole world is essential to vague and holland up. oh, i'll commend complex vote vague. mid november at berlin. airport. mina nodded. he finally arrived in germany with her family. it was a moment of great relief after a strenuous escape. the family had managed to leave of canister by land using fake passports, elderly, a german lawyer, organized the visa for germany and the flight tickets. now the family are in safety . all but one.

make a table back to 6 points. watch and d, w. news by from berlin. more news in about an hour and a half season. ah.

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emotional moments ending his speech with a prayer from the jewish prayer book, brought with him to berlin from yard within memorial in his will. if you just joining us in watching live coverage of the holocaust remembrance day ceremonies at the german parliament, the bonus dog in berlin. on the left of your screen, you see present 5 buffer style layer towards the right. they're changing all of schultz and again i was mickey levy speaker, these really parliament, the adjuster. we just saw him embrace the other speaker today the holocaust survivor in our buffer who addressed the parliament earlier. the 87 year old holocaust survivor. it's been 3 years in raising camp, raising shot concentration camp standing ovation in the german parliament, the booster verbal bus in the center of the picture, the president of the minister. we're going to hear another musical interlude at this point. from a piece written by lena stein schneider, who was a composer also entered at the treason comp, terry's, and shot on concentration camp pieces called our father or king. and it'll be performed by the prog st

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i'm bird. gov and berlin. this is the day ah, i think the only way out of this crisis is diplomatic, and that path can only be led through dialogue. but in the matter which best russia chooses, it will find the united states, germany and our allies united movies. dennis, we are convinced that the purpose of this campaign is to create cover for preparing their own large scale provocations, including those of the military nature in the act it in as i think you this will need nothing less is at stake than the preservation of peace in europe, it is existential for us and also coming up out of the shadow of america 1st to a bit that america is back tonight a 1st year report card for you as president joe biden, the most powerful man in the world. we have faced some of the biggest challenges that we've ever faced in this country is past few years. challenges to our public health challenges to our economy for getting through ah, to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. w

his artist, peter oliver. tough time see european diplomacy here in berlin. many of the decisions made by chancellor sholtes as government haven't been running on the same lines as friends in partners in london and to the german foreign minister is also not convinced there's an immediate sign of ukraine joining the nato alliance. everyone knows that this is not the agenda at the moment, including russia. the people of ukraine want to live in peace and security. many have been separated from their families for years due to the conflict in the da boss. that's what the matter is about, not even attempting to nato. another area where germany isn't following the lead of the u. k. in us is when it comes to the evacuation of stuff from embassies in kiev . berlin says it would just further destabilize the situation on the ground in ukraine. of course, we continuously check the security situation in different places around the world, including in ukraine. like how are you partners? we have currently decided not to reduce the embassy stuff in case germany has come unde

see you repeat diplomacy here in berlin. many of the decisions made by chancellor sholtes as government hobbins being running on the same lines as friends and partners in london and washington. the german foreign minister is also not convinced there's an immediate sign of ukraine joining the nato alliance. everyone knows that this is not the agenda at the moment, including russia. the people of ukraine wants to live in peace and security. many have been separated from their families for years due to the conflict in the don boss. that's what the matter is about not even attempting to nato. another area where germany isn't following the lead of the u. k. in us is when it comes to the evacuation of stuff from embassies and kiev. berlin says it would just further destabilize the situation on the ground in ukraine. of course, we continuously check the security situation in different places around the world, including in ukraine. like, how are you partners? we have currently decided not to reduce the embassy stuff in case germany

an entire new concrete course is going up in a district of berlin. only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood. only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect ferried. sha robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade. these indefinite if you knew you were definitely pioneers. and as such, we've also suffered, we have to overcome many obstacles. we met with a lot of resistance from the authorities. we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients with the property owners to begin with. well, it was anything but easy of ours i in for but in $48.00 in berlin as a recent project of his, the 6 story co op with about 40 apartments is almost entirely made of wood, and a fine list for the 2021 german sustainability of board for architecture, liberal artist for denalis, but to be on as a our practice didn't originally warm to word for ecological re, honestly the articles. and there was 2007 on i had started thinking about what, perhaps 2 years earlier for its aesthetic a

they're saying they move would only add to the tensions with more from berlin. has ortiz piece all tough time? see, you repeat the diplomacy? hearing berlin, many of the decisions made by chancellor on our shoulders government happened to be running on the same lines as friends and partners in london and washington. the german foreign minister is also not convinced there's an immediate sign of ukraine joining the nato alliance. everyone knows that this is not the agenda at the moment, including russia. the people of ukraine want to live in peace and security. many have been separated from their families for years due to the conflict in the da boss. that's what the matter is about, not even attempting to nato. another area where germany isn't following the lead of the u. k. in us is when it comes to the evacuation of stuff from embassies in kiev . berlin say's it. we're just further to stabilize the situation on the ground in ukraine. of course, we continuously check the security situation in different places around the world, including in ukraine. like how are y

peter all over all t. berlin, some political thoughts on this french euro, m p. t. re mariani believes the aggressive rhetoric towards russia is beneficial to certain parties. zekiel played most, it's very w. stevie. this is real hysteria. i get the feeling that the russian army could be in paris any day if everything continues like this. what do you think are the real reasons? i think some people just need to regain prestige, which is the 1st the u. s. as we know they left afghanistan in the most miserable way. second, nato, which needs to justify its existence. how awesome mansion ukrainian president zalinski who has had an extremely difficult situation inside the country. basically, all these people need the pressure to build up you at the same time, i noticed that almost all the media repeat the same information over and over again, like the sa, forget that almost all of this information secret satellite imagery comes to us from one source the us, of course, the united states is our best ally. but let's remember the we have to stabilize the entire middle east

while berlin has approved the delivery of 5000 helmets. it said no to leave the weapons as get crowded at midday. with right now, we're trying to engage russia and diplomatic talks to avert a war in the middle of europe. and i believe supplying weapons within the complete run signal would not lead to an evening of diplomatic tensions. spinal as it ought to come. the german government is still deciding whether nato ally, estonia continued crane, heavy artillery, made in the former east germany berlin's policy not to export leave the weapons to conflict regions is backed by the greens in deutschland state. of course it's essential question. is it possible to be toughening gauge and dialogue with russia and deliver weapons? i'd say no. and that's why a policy is the right $19.00 and a subsidy. we can always disprove as much that policy for now doesn't include a stop to the node stream to pipeline. but if russia does attack ukraine, chancellor, all of sholtes isn't ruling out painful sanctions. for more in the story, we can speak to alexander

was he a meeting the nato secretary general here in berlin? and today, of course, berlin, once again, the center stage of the diplomatic activities going on with this meeting of what's called the transatlantic quad. this is a grouping that's not often really in the limelight but between germany, the u. k. france and the united states trying to show that all 4 of those big important nato member states are very much on the same page and all of that diplomatic activity. richard, back to the question, which we talked about a little bit earlier in the show, is any of this really having an effect as any of that moving the needle in terms of defusing, the situation, or the tensions of a russian ukraine? well, we certainly haven't seen any signs of attention diffusing so far. but for instance, analynn above the term for ministers. also some caution not have too high expectations of any massive change in the situation happening so quickly that this is still very much in the period of, of the 2 sides trying to work out where the other side stands. what

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