it's also going to be coming to berlin. so lots of stars on screen in berlin that you hear. it still remains to be seen though, how many of those will end up on the red carpet in the berlin are about 22nd scott, what will be the stand out film this year? well paula, political films are always big in berlin, so take a close look at the new film for andreas trays than he sort of berlin's, a germans ken loach. i'm his new film is a look at the battle by a german, a turkish housewife. to free her son from guantanamo bay, a true story, very strongly political story. i think back to be a big container this year for the believe root will definitely be watching for its got wrong. spur of the w cultures got as always, thank you. and the day is always done the conversation that continues online. you'll find us on twitter either w news. you can follow me on twitter at brent golf tv. every member, whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody who's with with a into the conflict zone with sebastian when it comes to the nuclear talks between i

it's also going to be coming to berlin. so lots of stars on screen in berlin that you hear. it still remains to be seen though, how many of those will end up on the red carpet in the berlin are about 20 seconds . scott, what will be the stand out film this year? well, political thumbs are always big in berlin, so take a close look at the new film for andreas trays than he sort of berlin's, a germans ken loach. i'm his new film is a look at the battle by a german, a turkish housewife. to free her son from guantanamo bay, a true story, very strongly political story. i think back to be a big container this year for the lee road. we're definitely watching boards got rock spur of the w cultures. got as always, thank you. you watch and dw news. here's a reminder that top story we're following for you. you a secretary of state, anthony lincoln has declared america's unwavering support for ukraine following talks with ukrainian president volunteers. zalinski secretary blinking is in kia as part of a diplomatic push aimed at preventing are watching. invasion of you. great. you're wat

how much delma knows berlin? well, he studied here and partied here during what many would say was it's k day in the 1990s. and now is an urban planner. he has seen the city change over the years. so this is your vision for 2017, for that 9. exactly. the linen front book thought i bought the 50 itself, but also for the entire region focusing on sustainable development. he's looking ahead in how to manage a city that is constantly evolving what her fascinating effect of the form of the wall. the city was like an open playground. there was so many empty building for to haven't been used before. and that attract the influx of creative people that occupied the space of at the same time, there was of course, also a boom. expect that investment for there was a lot of buying of property. and trying to figure out who actually own something at the time. because even that was unclean, good period. but that economic boom that everybody expected barely enough the portal to eastern europe and so on. that just didn't happen be

it's also going to be coming to berlin. so lots of stars on screen in berlin that you hear. it still remains to be seen though. how many of those will end up on the red carpet in the berlin are about 20 seconds. scott, what will be the stand out film this year? well, paula political thumbs are always big in berlin. so take a close look at the new film for andreas trays than he sort of berlin's, a. germany's ken loach, i'm his new film is a look at the battle by a german, a turkish housewife. i'm to free her son from guantanamo bay, a true story, very strongly political story. i think back to be a big container this year for the believe root would be watching boards got wrong, spur of the w cultures got as always, thank you and the day is always done the conversation that continues online. you'll find us on twitter either w news. you can follow me on twitter at brent golf t. v. every member, whatever happens between now and then. tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody who's ah, with a legal good. as far as the i can see, mozambique, city, money, money, national

it's also going to be coming to berlin. so lots of stars on screen in berlin that you hear. it still remains to be seen though. how many of those will end up on the red carpet in the berlin are about 22nd scott. what will be the stand out film this year? well, political thumbs are always big in berlin, so take a close look at the new film for andreas trays than he sort of berlin's, a germans ken loach. i'm his new film is a look at the battle by a german, a turkish housewife. to free her son from guantanamo bay, a true story, very strongly political story. i think back to be a big container this year for the lee road. we're definitely watching boards got rock spur of the w cultures. got as always, thank you and the day is almost done, the conversation that continues online. you'll find us on twitter either w news. you can follow me on twitter at brent golf t. v. every member whatever happens between now and then. tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody who's with with with is consumerism, good or evil. how does the candy wrapper from germany end up in a river i

and welcome to berlin. when the borders opened, at present in the city with a whole new world of opportunities and also to the all who lived here now was 32 years on the german capital continues. it's process of transformations, it's city that's been described by many as being in a forever estate, but comic and adverbial and perhaps that's what makes it the pulsating city. it is today forever marked by the crashing dogmas of east and west represented in every neighborhood in its public space. in the way the city has been expanding, gentrifying and within its world renown street art. the war may have come down, but the decades of polarizing ideologies and policies that it represented had been harder to break down. what is what led to death and had the barriers that this war created been broken? is there still an east versus west on this edition of talk to al jazeera in the field will be exploring berlin's identity will be joined by berliners to discuss the city's anti status quo legacy. and how that's reflec

it's also going to be coming to berlin. so lots of stars on screen in berlin that you hear. it still remains to be seen though, how many of those will end up on the red carpet in the berlin are about 20 seconds . scott, what will be the stand out film this year? well, political thumbs are always begun. berlin, so take a close look at the new film for andreas trays than he sort of berlin's, a germans ken loach. i'm his new film is a look at the battle by a german, a turkish housewife. to free her son from guantanamo bay. a true story, very strongly political story, i think back to be a big container this year for the lee road. we're definitely watching for it's got rock spur of the w cultures. got as always, thank you. and the day is always done the conversation that continues online. you'll find us on twitter either w news. you can follow me on twitter at brent golf tv. every member, whatever happens between now and then, tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody ah, with ah, is germany addicted to china? d w richard walker explores germany's china dilemma at the

so poor cookie, ah, to day mother friedlander lives in berlin again. she was born here in 1921 into a jewish family. they were persecuted after the nazis came to power. in 1933 her parents were divorced. her mother was not able to flee germany just before she was about to go into hiding with her children more guts. younger brother, ralph was arrested, hoping to help her son. her mother turned herself in to the authorities. ma got went into hiding in berlin. after 13 months, she was caught and deported to the terean's store concentration camp. she survived, her mother, brother, father and her entire family were murdered in auschwitz. shortly after the liberation of today's inch dot, and before she left, she married out of friedlander. a man she knew from berlin and whose family had also been murdered in auschwitz. they emigrated to america in 1946. ah. he kept him live, amelie cur, michigan. should fight cush paul hm. but i never really forgave america. because when i had needed america hobbin, they didn't let me in its mission. i guess s u. v ish no hi

which should also have its premier in berlin. so on screen, at least they'll be a lot of stars in berlin. we'll have to wait to see how many of those actors will actually they'll come and grace the red carpet in the i, german capital, and answer which are likely to be the stand out film. scott, will i'm political films, always dwell in berlin. so take a closer look at a new film from andreas. dresden, who's sometimes called the ken loach of a german cinema. i'm his new movie is the true story of a turkish german house life who fought the u. s. government to release her son of who is unjustly imprisoned in guantanamo bay. i think back a do really well at the festival of this year. but given the case of general state of the world, i think comedies and light films could also do also the emma thompson film. good luck to 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. i'm. i think that ki

but berlin is moving forward. how did the demolition of the wall affect the infrastructure and the development of the city? let's say from from then until now until where we are now, much of it actually has been become an opportunity for our development of holding which at the moment of awful folly needed. that is also a question of gentrification. a gum because these new building fall very or comparably expensive and that also me and so i come in flog for for new comers, so can afford the apartments to buy to own worth of to the also beautiful apartment here or building a completely different rent level and all these words are clashing and that's why i see the gravity here, you know. so look at that, that may be also just tagging, right? but also a statement of lead us as soon as the facade does newly painted, put a graph t on top, because that might keep the ramp down a bit longer. you know, let's, let's resist a bit. and the resistance against the cation is now everywhere in the city, where the influx of money

i'm pablo phone alias in berlin. thanks for watching. take care and see you at the top off the next hour. ah, imagine how many portion of lunch are thrown out in the world.

and she was in berlin here by in berlin. her book, try to make your life was published in 2008. since then she has been doing regular readings from it. sometimes several a week. esteem for them like mouse glacier, reddish man, witness in this dimension. desperately. i stand in front of the neighbors building them in a moment. i will see my mother hinted, gets getting darker. he shall. the jewish couple is waiting at the little window. i can recognize the silhouettes behind the curtains. i look for my mother's familiar form. we see, but she is not there to blows. the lady opens the door for me truly. where is she? i ask out of breath. the woman waits until i'm inside. then she shuts the door. when she left lou see me. at 1st i don't understand. did i get here too late? is she out looking for me? asked you for miss she left a message for you, but he said i am for i am waiting for the woman to hand me something, but she just stands there. i look for a slip of paper in her hand, something my mother would have written down for me. it's already, i'm supposed to give you a message and

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, made accessible to everyone. artists, nora, i'll battery, and yon nikolai millis published this 3 d scan of nefertiti on line without the museums permission. as long as to control, not just the physical artifact, but also the digital one. you, you're kind of controls the 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 any one 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

to good relations between moscow, i'm to berlin. she was speaking during tolts and they brushed capital with her opposite to number, so high level rung the topics on the agenda with russian troop filled up from the ukrainian border. unfair that russia could invade its name. that's it. you're up to date, more world news at the top of the our next here on d. w. dog, filled with a documentary about logo feedback, the group survived, the holocaust child returned to germany to town. still have a good day. ah the green. you feel worried about the planet to i'm the old hosting of the on the green fence podcast and to me it's clear we need to change. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me, for you, for the plant. ah. oh. oh. oh. large portrait photographs of holocaust survivors taken by luigi toscano were exhibited in german trained stations in summer 2021. my god. friedlander was among ah ah ah ah it's be a can well be appreciate man she's been yeah. i guess i don't bother. like even i don't, i'm not an unhappy person

the highest accolade of the state of berlin boats were persecuted by the nazi regime and hidden by berliners for years and for both are still active today deals as they remind us of the atrocities and criticize anti semitism and racism on hospitals. hitler grew hitler gurgling and pebbles were also honorary citizens. hurry to, they didn't turn in their graves now, even if they had graves our pet. i do then and you didn't use who they didn't consider a humanist mention. other con who they wanted to kill you. and almost managed to on this in an fuss good no to day a jewish woman who to even have become honorary citizens sockets fly. when with her honorary citizenship. friedlander is now among the great names in berlin's history. her portrait will now hang in the gallery of eminent figures and berlin's house of representatives. the president of the berlin house of representatives, ralph v land shows her how different and varied the portraits are not on the list names. yeah. with a very different style here. and that one of detroit denture is almost realistic. oh, how much schmidt with his ever

this is the news live from berlin. the united states says western allies are on the same page concerning russian aggression against ukraine. any russian military forces move across the ukrainian border and commit new acts of aggression against ukraine. that will be met with a swift, severe united response. also coming up in a 1st for europe, austria's parliament evokes to make coven 19 vaccines mandatory for all adults. people who refused the job could soon be facing, have to find and damning accusations. a new report fines former pope benedict, the 16th turned a blind eye to cases of child sexual abuse during his time. as archbishop of music . ah, i'm pablo solias. welcome to the program. america's top diplomat, antony blinkin, is in geneva for a summit with russia's foreign minister, sergey lover of make or break talks that could determine war or peace. here in europe, on thursday, blinkin was here in berlin, where he hell talks with german foreign minister. and alina burbock and their british and french counterparts

i grew up in scruffy west berlin. wanted to mitchel call an exciting all those big, barren spaces were like, fast adventure playgrounds her to be applied. i go baking there with friends, my mom, and find it exhilarated under foreign on font as we are offering. one of the cities biggest construction projects is currently underway, new berlin, central station. it's called you ropers city, and will include 3000 departments and offices 416000 people. not so long ago, the area looks like this. a disused well laid grounds at the 60 t as in size. when delynn was divided after world war 2. this area was more rude in the no man's land between east and west. since the war fell, its central location has made it an attractive place to build. and as maya loudon fun there, ma'am, blown away by the sheer quantity, common reason glass. she is a kind design air where i'm standing, it looks like it could be anywhere in the world. i love my sister at. yes. what bothers me, the most hired. what does that interchange ability, rhoda does.

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 online. without the museums 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 lives buried in the egyptian desert as a kind of symbolic restitution that actually matter when all of your material material objects of culture are in another country and comp

after crisis talks here in berlin with european allies, u. s. secretary of state antony blake and says the west is on the same page concerning russian aggression. if any russian military forces move across the ukrainian border and commit new acts of aggression against ukraine, that will be met with a swift, severe united response from the united states and our allies and partners. also coming up tonight, serious accusations against former pope benedict the 16th during his time, as german archbishop did, he know that children were being sexually abused. and did he choose to look the other way? plus record inflation in turkey that is, out of control. shops are hiking, their prices almost daily. is the government, they're making things better or worse. plus flying into the record books a 19 year old becomes the youngest woman to fly, so low around hello bullock at what propelled her to make the record setting journey. ah, lou, i bring gov to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. it is good to have

it's also going to be coming to berlin. so lots of stars on screen in berlin that you hear. it still remains to be seen though. how many of those will end up on the red carpet in the berlin k r about 20 seconds. scott, what will be the stand out film this year? well, political films are always big in berlin, so take a close look at the new film for andreas, trace than he sort of a berlin's, a. germany's ken loach. i'm his new film is a look at the battle by a german, a turkish housewife. to free her son from guantanamo bay, a true story, very strongly political story. i think back be a big container this year. for the golden rule, we're definitely watching ports got rights bureau from the w cultures got as always . thank you. and the day is almost done, the conversation that continues online. you'll find us on twitter either w news. you can follow me on twitter at brent golf t. v. every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody thought ah with ah ah, the italian government just demolished this man's house. father used

and welcome to berlin. when the borders opened, at present in the city with a whole new world of opportunities and also to the people who lived here and now was 32 years on the german capital continues its process of transformation. it's city that's been described by many as being in a forever state, becoming an ever being and perhaps that's what makes it the pulsating city. it is to day, forever marked by the clashing dogmas of east and west represented in every neighbourhood in its public space. in the way the city has been expanding, gentrifying and within its world renown street arch. the wall may have come down, but the decades of polarizing ideologies and policies that it represented had been harder to break down. what is berlin to day? and had the barriers of this war crated when broken. is there still an east versus west? on this edition of talk to al jazeera in the field will be exploring berlin's identity will be joined by berliners to discuss the cities, anti status quo legacy. and how that to th

ready ready our next are just brings us back to berlin, a city that is for ever changing. ready ready ready alexander stephanie has been documenting the change in faces of berlin for years. he photographs old shops, snack bars, abandoned buildings, industrial plants, and open spaces. the photos speak of the past as well as of the present, and create visual memories of places before they disappear forever. liberties and mob eden, charm that i love the cities morbid charm hardened visor. mike drawn to these places as if by magic and i can't resist one and they speak to me. yeah. on twitter . graphing them is basically my, you, i, for my oldest yellow my we have capturing them for myself and for posterity fest zyden remnants of the berlin wall relics of another time and spaces where artists lived and worked in divided berlin. and after the women fell, been in shoveling west 1000000000. i grew up in scruffy, west berlin wanted to mitchel call an exciting all those big baron spaces were like, fast adventure, play grand for to be applied. i go baking there with friends, my mom,

but berlin is moving forward. how did the demolition of the wall affect the infrastructure and the development of the city? let's say from from then until now until where we are now, much of it actually has been become an opportunity for developmental holding, which at the moment of awful folly needed. that is also a question of gentrification. again, because these new building fall very or comparably expensive and that also me and so again in flog for, for new comers, so can afford the apartments to buy to own brothers, to be also beautiful apartment here or building a completely different rent level. and all these words are clashing and that's why i see the gravity here, you know. so look at that, that may be also just tagging, right? but also a statement of lead us as soon as the facade is newly painted, put the graph t on top, because i might keep the ram down a bit longer. now let's, let's resist a bit. and the resistance against under caisson is now everywhere in the city where the influx of money meets or i

and she was in berlin here by in belin. her book, try to make your life was published in 2008 since then she has been doing regular readings from it. sometimes several a week. esteem for them not wells glacial, a dish man, what is induce dimension? darcy, i stand in front of the neighbors building them in a moment. i will see my mother, his dad gets getting darker shell. the jewish couple is waiting at the little window. i can recognize the silhouettes behind the curtains. i look for my mother's familiar form. we see, but she's not there to. the lady opens the door for me. true. but where is she? i ask out of breath. the woman waits until i'm inside. then she shuts the door. when she left lou see me. at 1st i don't understand. did i get here too late? is she out looking for me? asked you for miss she left a message for you, but he said i'm for. i am waiting for the woman to hand me something that she just stands there. i look for a slip of paper in her hand, something my mother would have written down for me is already i'm

of course, 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 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 to 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. 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, was a kind of symbolic restitution that actually matter when all of your material cut material objects of culture are in another country and compl

and she was in berlin here by in belin. her book, try to make your life was published in 2008 since then she has been doing regular readings from it. sometimes several a week. issue for them like mouse glacier, reddish man, witness in this dimension. darcy, i stand in front of the neighbors building them in a moment. i will see my mother, his dad gets getting darker shell. the jewish couple is waiting at the little window. i can recognize the silhouette, but she's not there. the lady opens the door for me to be where is she? i ask out of breath. the woman waits until i'm inside. then she shuts the door. when she left lou see me. at 1st i don't understand. did i get here too late? is she out looking for me? asked you follow me? she left a message for you, but he said, i am waiting for the woman to hand me something that she just stands there. i look for a slip of paper in her hand, something my mother would have written down for me is already i'm supposed to give you a message and done that. then she tells me what my mother

i bird gull from berlin. this is the day ah, the notice of it. 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 ready for serious dialogue with russia london, which is a very much want to plumas, see to prevail, some of the provisioning that 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, to 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. s in the united states and do all of

i bird, dolphin, berlin. this is the day ah, another stuff. 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 ready for serious dialogue with russia. london, which is a very much want to plumas, see to prevail, some of the published 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 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. s in the united states. and do all of you around t

which should also have its premier in berlin. so on screen, at least they'll be a lot of stars in berlin. we'll have to wait to see how many of those actors will actually though come and a grace the red carpet in the i, german capital, and answer which are likely to be the stand out foam. scott, will i'm political films always do well in berlin. so take a close look at a new film from andreas, dresden who is sometimes called the ken loach of a german cinema. and his new movie is the true story of a turkish german house life 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 to you, the 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

of course, 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 made accessible to everyone. artists, nora, i'll battery and yon nikolai millis published this 3 d scan of nefertiti on line without the museums permission. as long as to 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 went all of your material cut material. objects of culture are in another country and complet

ah ah, this is either the news live from berlin. the u. s. rejects calls for immediate sanctions on russia. ukrainian soldiers patrol their border as more than 100000 russian troops gather on the other side. but the, your secretary of state says diplomacy needs to be given a chance 1st to discourage russia from invading. also coming up with a curfew is imposed in bertino faso after people barricade the streets with burning tires in support of soldiers staging a mutiny. and by and munich defend their lead at the top of the bunder steger with a routine victory of a long time under performers. potter berlin. ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. military aid is arriving in cuba from the united states, poland, britain, and others. as ukraine faces the threat of a possible new invasion by rush up, cause are going for economic sanction or a sanctions on moscow as it builds up. it's forces along the border. but washington says, diplomacy needs to be given a chance fast it's been dubbed the new cold war with relations between russia and

it was actually in berlin. africa was called the people across europe got together in berlin to decide which parts of africa they would choose for themselves, which is why the continent of africa is full of natural straight lines that would drop by somebody in europe on a rule and said, we'll take that part, you know, and so i think there is a great forgets in all across the continent, not just in germany. i think one of the places that really shocked to me is belgium because, you know, of course, belgium colonialism was a particularly virulent kind of colonialism. that maimed massacre more than 10000000 congolese. ringback i. ready ready oh, i how good countries like belgium, oh, justify treating people in such a humane and cruel way. one of the things that really bothered me about founded belgium was, was finding a book called tinted in congo. and i was a big fan of tintin growing up. i watched the cartoons and read the books. what scared me as seen this edition of tinted in congo, that was used as propaganda for belgium, colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian colonialism w

s. secretary of state antony blinkin will be in keith on berlin this week. the for his own one on one with sag a lover off in geneva on friday, and preferably in from rural this. i'm janelle, by raphael losses with the european council on foreign relations. it's good to see you again. you were meeting every day here because this situation is changing every day. what your read on the talks that were held to day in moscow between the german and russian foreign ministers. there are upon desolate movement currently in europe, as the ukraine crisis heats up on an empty book. as it is a russian counterpart of moscow to day. the press conference and that the 2 gave after the initial consultations about okay, hit the right marks. i think she spoke about the foundation of the european security order to helsinki final act, the parents, trotta, she mentioned the fortunes of alexander bonnie and the angel memorial. but at the same time she had to was the russians. she expressed a desire from the side of the german government for substantive and stable relations with rus

in divided berlin . and after the men fell, been in shoveling west 1000000000. i grew up in scruffy, west berlin wanted to mitchel call an exciting all those big barons. spaces were like vast adventure playgrounds her to be applied. i go baking there with friends, my mom, and find it exhilarated under fire on font as we are offering. one of the cities biggest construction projects is currently underway, new berlin, central station. it's called you ropers city, and will include 3000 departments and offices 416000 people. not so long ago, the area look like this. a disused always grounds at the 60 tis in size. when berlin was divided after world war 2, this area was more rude in no man's land between east and west. since the war fell, its central location has made it an attractive place to build and admire. schleiden fun there, ma'am, blown away by the sheer quantity, common reason, last year's, of kind, design, air where i'm standing, it looks like it could be anywhere in the world. my la maya, ensure tha

this work of art is kept him berlin. the binding is extremely significant to understanding the history of the dante cycle. because it helps trace the path taken by but a 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 powerful of botany. ah, the viewers are absolutely fascinated by don't bother chillies drawings. one of the things that i've noticed over and over again is that they, they go up to them and they look very, very closely their drawings that because they're so delicate and so incredibly detailed. but of chelly and had a very, very deep and strong understanding of, of dante and his drawings. absolutely, there at 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. mm. when most people think about a child, i t

ready ready our next artist brings us back to berlin, a city that is for ever changing. ready ready ready alexander stephan has been documenting the change in faces at berlin for years. he photographs old shops, snack bars, abandoned buildings, industrial plants, and open the spaces. the photos speak of the past as well as of the present and create visual memories of places before they disappeared. florida labored in mob eden charm that i love the cities morbid charm hardened visor. my drawn to these places as if by magic and i can't resist going on and they speak to me. yeah. on photographing them is basically my, you, i, for my oldest yellow my we have capturing them for myself and for posterity fest zyden remnants of the berlin wall relics of another time and spaces where artists lived and worked in divided berlin. and after the wind fell, been in shoveling west 1000000000, i grew up in scruffy, west berlin wanted to mitchel call an exciting all those big barons. spaces were like vast adventure playgrounds her to be applied. i go baking there with friends and my mom a

use live from berlin. the united states says western allies are on the same page concerning russian aggression against you cried. any russian military forces move across the ukrainian border and commit new acts of aggression against ukraine . that will be met with a swift, severe united response. also coming up damming accusations, a new report. fines former pope benedict, the 16th turned a blind eye to cases of child sexual abuse. during his time, as archbishop of munich in a 1st for europe, austria's parliament votes to make a coven 19 vaccines mandatory for all adults. people who refused the job could soon be facing hefty fines. ah, i'm pablo for lily as welcome to the program. america's top diplomat, anthony blinkin, is in geneva for a summit with russia's foreign minister survey. love rav make or break talks, that could determine war or peace here in europe. ahead of that meeting, blinking was here in berlin, where he held talks with german foreign minister, and alina burbock, and their british and fr

every morning i'm joined by jessica berlin. she's a u. s. political analyst who's based here in berlin, a familiar face here to our viewers. it's good to see you again. jessica. let's talk about where we are in this diplomatic sprint by antony blinkin. he was in key of yesterday here in berlin to day. do you see a diplomatic way out of this crisis? at this point, the only way out of this crisis is there 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 lincoln, 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 if this does not happen, i fear that we will have to calculate with some sort of invasion or incursion. yet the consequence is, we hear a lot about that. the u. s. has warned that it is going to be a disaster for

of course, 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 museums permission. as long as to control, not just a physical artifact, but also the digital one, your, your kind of control, 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 mess when all of your material material objects of culture are in another country and completel

after crisis talks here in berlin with european allies, u. s. secretary of state antony blake and says the west is on the same page concerning russian aggression. if any russian military forces move across the ukrainian border and commit new acts of aggression against ukraine, that will be met with a swift, severe united response from the united states. and our allies and partners also coming up tonight, serious accusations against former pope benedict, the 16th during his time, as german archbishop did he know that children were being sexually abused. and did he choose to look the other way? plus 80 years ago today, high ranking nazis gathered to sign off on the mass, murder of europe's jews. we look back at the infamous bonds a conference and the blue print for the holocaust. ah, i'm brent golf is good to have you with us on this thursday. america's top diplomat is in berlin to clean up and clear up any misunderstanding about western unity regarding russian aggression against ukraine. today you were a secretary of state antony blake and met

ready ready our next are just brings us back to berlin, a city that is for ever changing. ready ready ready ready alexander stephanie has been documenting the change in faces burning for years. he photographs old shops, snack bars, abandoned buildings, industrial plants, and open spaces. the photos speak of the past as well as of the present, and create visual memories of places before they disappeared, florida. labored in mob eden charm that i love this city's morbid charm. hardened by the mind drawn to these places as if by magic and i can't resist going on and they speak to me. yeah. or put a graphing them is basically my you, i for my oldest yellow my we have capturing them for myself and for posterity fest side remnants of the berlin wall. relics of another time and spaces where artists lived and worked in divided berlin. and after the men fell, when in shoveling west 1000000000, i grew up in the scruffy west. berlin hunter to me till crawling exciting. all those big, barren spaces were like vast adventure. please grand, for to be a plot. i go baking there with friend

ah, ah, ah, this is dw news live from berlin another week. another try it talks to avert a war in europe's back yard. germany for.

political analyst based here in berlin. jessica, let's talk about where we are in this diplomatic sprint by antony blinken. he was here in berlin today. do you see a diplomatic way out of this crisis? >> at this point, the only way out is through deterrence. antony blinken has already bee pushing hard behind the scenes for germany to take a stronger stance against russia's aggression, or the eu to toe a stronger line. at the end of the day, dialogue will not solve this issue. he will have to make perfectly clear to russia tomorrow that the cost of invading ukraine will be higher than the cost of invasion, and if this does not happen, we will have to calculate with some sort of invasion or incursion. >> the consequences, we hear about that. the u.s. warns it will be a disaster for russia if they invade ukraine, but no one wants to spell out exactly what those consequences would be. wise that? -- why is that? >> russia is one of t eu's largest trading partners, not only in energy. trade between them in 2020 accounted for over

of another time and spaces where artists lived and worked in divided berlin. and after the wind fell, when in shoveling west 1000000000, i grew up in scruffy, west. berlin wanted to mitchel, cron, exciting all those big, barren spaces were like vast adventure. please grand, sire to be a plot. i go baking there with friends and i am, i'm at the find. it's exhilarated under fall on font as we are offering. one of the city's biggest construction projects is currently underway, new berlin, central station. it's called you ropers city, and we'll include 3000 departments and offices 416000 people. not so long ago, the area looks like this. a disused el rey grounds at the 60 t as in size. when the lin was divided after world war 2, this area was more rude in the no man's land between east and west. since the wolf fell, its central location has made it an attractive place to build an asthma. schleiden fund there, ma'am, blown away by the sheer quantity cannot reason. last years, apprentice? i air where i'm standing. it looks like it could be anywhere in the world. my

the leaders of germany and france met in berlin to coordinate their response. they committed to doing everything possible to resolve the situation through diplomacy, but they also renewed warnings that moscow would pay a heavy price for invasion. several western nations have put troops on alert and stepped up arms deliveries to ukraine and eagerly awaited arrival at keith airport. military equipment sent by the united states to shore up ukraine as it braces for possibly russian invasion. it's the 3rd shipment, but it's not enough to resist a bigger and better equipped army government official say. bitter headphones. you please help us to convince the german government to be more proactive. dba to a gear and view, we urgently need defensive weapons of often vi isn't align where alone and, and we're not in night. so i know you, nobody will send those troops. not even the american dishonor we have to defend ourselves such i didn't. but germany's new government has not answered the calls at a meeting with french president, a man when micron and berlin chancello lef

so these berlin street names that are a relic of germany as colonial past. don't discourage al zone bala. she says the future of these streets lies in the hands of the cities. black communities with that being in the past can help the future. that was 21. so no and see you next time. ah ah, with with into the conflict zone with to sebastian when it comes to the nuclear talks between iran and the international community. no country is watching as closely as israel. this we comp exam talked to the former, his railey defense minister, marcia. yeah. alon who slammed the 2015 you pay agreement as an historic mistake conflict zone. in 30 minutes on d. w. afro beats night dubious, good packs of punch tickets of gold mine for the global music industry. and so much more for the artist. i am so happy to be back afro beats in 60 minutes on d, w. o. and the battle against covey. and the only crew variant is putting the healthcare systems around the world to the test. vaccination campaigns are accelerating, while restrictions are intensifying once again. but are these me

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if anyone's listening, i burned off in berlin. this is the day. ah, even 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 ready for serious dialogue with russia. london, which is a very much want to plumas, see, to prevail with the provisioning european solidarity for ukraine, its sovereignty and its integrity is not in question for us, nor for me personally. certainly, but also coming up scandal after scandal, u. k. prime minister boris johnson, he seems to have 9 lives, a political survivor, but many british fear of the right to protest peacefully. they fear that right 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. s in

more life starts february 16th on d, w with c w, a news line from berlin. the german 3 police arrest, 2 suspects were deadly double police shooting the nature of kills to police officers during the traffic stop in southwest and germany triggering a major manhunt. also on the program, britain's prime minister repeats his apology for holding lock.

my name is adding to and i work at the w ah ah, this is data is leih from berlin. britain's prime minister fights for his political life, forrest johnson tells parliament he welcomes a new police investigation and to parties health and his residence during lockdown . the majority of brits are ready to see him go. also coming up, stand back or else france and germany is that a joint warning towards russia a day before and new attempt at diplomacy? the chilled countries insist that an attack on ukraine would come at a higher price for vladimir food and will introduce you to the twin artists celebrating the fragile beauty of the world's dying coral reefs. one stitch at a time. ah, i'm not really sure i'll come to the show. british prime minister boris johnson is clinging on to his post after london police launched an investigation into long to pull gatherings at his residence. that allegedly breached cove at 19 lockdown restrictions. findings of a highly anticipated internal inquiry could be published within hours. johnson maintains that no rules were broken, but pressure over the party gave