tell us more about germany's role in mediating this exchange. >> germany had been asked to mediate in this conflict in 2006 by the israeli government. there has been a tradition of german involvement in the swaps. they were active in order to bring about the release. >> why now? it has taken five years to secure his release. what was required to make the deal happen? >> i don't know, a exactly. the german mediation was not the decisive factor but rather egyptian pressure. while it is a coincidence that just after the changes in egypt, each it seems to have exerted pressure on hamas to release gilad shalit. that is part of the reason why the media is focusing on the egyptian role that seems to have been decisive during the last six months. >> this was a 1000 to 1 swap in the palestinians favor. what this be an incentive to take more hostages? >> this is an incentive. we have the experience of 2004 when germany mediated a prisoner swap between hezbollah and the israelis along the lines of this one. i think that this experience led hezbollah to believe that they could be successful anoth

in october 1990, and east germany joined with west germany to form a united country. today, parades and street festivals are taking place. >> a performance to celebrate the day east and west germany became one, 21 years ago. the state premier paid tribute to the courage of ordinary east germans whose fight for freedom ultimately ended decades of division. >> october 3 was a victory of democracy over dictatorship. we will never forget that it was east germany's democratic civil- rights movement that brought the system to collapse. >> the chief justice said eternal gratitude was of the east germans. he said politicians must not lose sight of ordinary people. you're a's future direction must not be decided solely in elite circles. there must be an open and sincere debate to reach the best decisions. >> his words were also directed to angela merkel, whose words were struggling with the financial crisis. it was tough to overcome the painful history of separation, but she warned that there is still much to do. >> it is all the more reason why we need to defend it, so it rem

he says germany is the ideal place to be doing the work. >> germany is the land of chemistry. many of the best chemists were born here. germany is where the chemicals industry was first developed. there is so much chemistry, it has the right and the structure and good research centers. i've always wanted to go to germany. >> daniels long-term aim is to modify the molecules to make them stronger and longer lasting. in the future, it might be possible to use them for new vaccinations against diseases like malaria and tuberculosis. >> chemistry and how it affects our lives, that has been the focus of our "in depth." thank you for joining us. stay tuned.

who say this have not with the figures germany is doing well because germany improved competitiveness and i remind you of the fact that germany at the beginning of the euro of the year history. late ninety's beginning two thousand was classified as the ill man of the continent then germany made an enormous effort to to improve compared to and cheated whereas other countries like portugal greece. not to mention ireland stepped away from that part of thirds you compared to thirty or so germany is today getting the the hardest of its sound economic policy giving of the year two thousand totally disconnected with the. argument is used by french politicians saying germany to the euro success but success and that's why germany is obliged is committed to continue bailed out i don't see this happening i was going to say one of the ironies dr is that the greek army currently feels almost as many german battle tanks as germany itself i'm talking about the way the germany has benefited from having people like i have to tell you i have placed i have to cut you short there. must remind you of the

it divides germany from poland. >> this bridge links and germany and poland once again. it is a piece of european history. it makes this world's cultural heritage site all the more enjoyable to visit. >> we can move around freely now. we are at home in both parts of the park. >> the park is one of europe's most beautiful landscaped gardens. it was laid out in the early 19th century. it became a battleground in the second world war and the bridge was blown up. the heavily guarded border ran straight to the park. the opening of the bridge marks the final milestone in the parks returned to its former pre-war glory. >> visitors can now enjoy both parts of the part. -- park. >> the bridge makes this site more enjoyable for the germans, poles, and visitors from all over the world. >> hamburg has a new coach. he has signed a 2.5-year deal with the club. he leads his first training session on tuesday. hamburg look one their second match of the season over the weekend. you are watching the "journal." >> welcome back. how do you grasp and hold the mood and message of a popular upr

who say this have not read the figures germany is doing well because germany improved their competitiveness and i remind you of the fact that germany at the beginning of the euro of the year history. late ninety's beginning two thousand was classified as the ill man of the continent then germany made an enormous effort to to improve compared to venice and cheesed it whereas other countries like portugal greece. not to mention island stepped away from that path a third hugh compared to thirty or so germany is today getting the harvest of its sound economic policy at the beginning of the year two thousand totally disconnected with the lot of the ironies you know your argument is used by french politicians saying germany to the euro its success a success and that's why germany is obliged is committed to continue beta policy and you don't see this happen i was going to say one of the ironies dr is that the greek army currently feels almost as many german battle tanks as germany itself i'm talking about the way that germany has benefited from having people like i have to tell you when i hear is

of deutsche bank and also vice chancellor rustler who told germany's wealth daily there should be quote no limits to thinking of possible scenarios of how to end the euro crisis and the same interview he also said one of those possibilities however is not a further bailout after this four hundred forty billion f.s.f. european financial stability fund i was the first and i hope those editors over there at wikipedia under the section predictions by max kaiser on the max kaiser and trey will make this adjustment yet they're pretty these bad boys and they're printing them up in size. the other point which. she says that she can see that they're printing deutschemark is you look at what the swiss central bank has done and the canadian central bank statements that they've issued so the swiss central bank we know for a fact has introduced a currency peg immediately after that the canadians also and now it's that all the bad things we thought might happen are now happening so we are going to maintain a highly defensive position so she says they're preparing for the inevitable introduction reint

he says germany is the ideal place to be doing the work. >> germany is the land of chemistry. many of the best chemists were born here. germany is where the chemicals industry was first developed. there is so much chemistry, it has the right and the structure and good research centers. i've always wanted to go to germany. >> daniels long-term aim is to modify the molecules to make them stronger and longer lasting. in the future, it might be possible to use them for new vaccinations against diseases like malaria and tuberculosis. >> chemistry and how it affects our lives, that has been the focus of our "in depth." thank you for joining us. stay tuned. >>> from washington, "the mclaughlin group,"

these are also put by germany for 113 billion euros. all germany's stakes currently add up to 379 billion euros. this is far more than the german federal government have budget for the entire year of 2011. >> our business reporter is with us now for more input. we are talking huge sums of money. the german taxpayer is not happy about putting this bill. what does this mean for the german economy? it is horrible for the taxpayer. the burden for the german government is very tight. some experts already expect a recession. >> why is it so crucial for banks to accept this severe hair cut voluntarily? >> it is very important but the rating agencies keep their current ratings. if they see the hair cut as a forced measure, it certainly would have negative consequences. they could interpret it as a default. this would be a disaster for european countries and pension funds. this could lead to a chain reaction in europe. >> thank you for joining us in the studio. as we heard details on some of the vital issues that still have to be worked out, a l

of deutsche bank and also vice chancellor rustler who told germany's well daily there should be quote no limits to thinking of possible scenarios of how to end the euro crisis and the same interview he also said one of those possibilities however is not a further bailout after this four hundred forty billion f.s.f. european financial stability fund i was the first and i hope those editors over there at wikipedia under the section predictions by max kaiser on the max kaiser and trey will make this adjustment yet they're pretty these bad boys and they're printing them up in size. the other point which. she says that she can see that they're printing do it to mark is you look at what the swiss central bank has done and the canadian central bank statements that they've issued so the swiss central bank we know for a fact has introduced a currency peg immediately after that the canadians also and now it's that all the bad things we thought might happen are now happening so we are going to maintain a highly defensive position so she says they're preparing for the inevitable introduction rein

of deutsche bank and also vice chancellor roessler who told germany's wealth daily there should be quote no limits to thinking of possible scenarios of how to end the euro crisis and the same interview he also said one of those possibilities however is not a further bailout after this four hundred forty billion f.s.f. european financial stability fund i was the first and i hope those editors over there at wikipedia under the section predictions by max kaiser on the max kaiser own free will make this adjustment yet they're printing nump these bad boys and they're printing them up in size. but the other point we're. she says that she can see that they're printing going to mark is you look at what the swiss central bank has done and the canadian central bank statements that they've issued so the swiss central bank we know for a fact has introduced a currency peg immediately after that the canadians also now is that all the bad things we thought might happen are now happening so we are going to maintain a highly defensive position so she says they're preparing for the inevitable introduction

of deutsche bank and also vice chancellor roessler who told germany's wealth daily there should be quote no limits to thinking of possible scenarios of how to end the euro crisis and the same interview he also said one of those possibilities however is not a further bailout after the four hundred forty billion f.s.f. european financial stability fund i was the first and i hope those editors over there at wikipedia under the section predictions by max kaiser on the backscratcher own free will make this is just meant yet they're printing these bad boys and they're printing them up inside. the other point where. she says that she can see that their printing deutsche mark is you look at what the swiss central bank has done and the canadian central bank statements that they've issued so the swiss central bank we know for a fact has introduced a currency peg immediately after that the canadians also an ounce that all the bad things we thought might happen are now happening so we are going to maintain a highly defensive position so she says they're preparing for the inevitable introduction rein

germany is seeing a rise a new your naziism as voters eyes are eagerly turning towards hardline right wing parties after decades of a multicultural policy proved ineffective the ethnic communities of the country have only grown further apart and as tom part reports the worry is that the cultural divide will only deepen. what do these two very different pieces of music have in common. they're both germany and they increasingly represent clashing forms of society here we want to rebrand germany just the illegal ones was one after the other of a strong that's the view of the national democratic party or n.p.t. here in germany they've supported many concepts attended by right wing supporters but their opponents argue they promote hatred they achieve that in some regions in east germany there are no immigrants. it's not because of a comic reasons but it's because nobody wants we need to go there because it's there always threatened one anti nazi group recently managed to do right wing concert goers into wearing their bogus t. shirts when they were washed the rightwing slogan dissolved to r

germany is taking the lead in europe's hands to go green promises to give up nuclear power by twenty twenty two filling the gap with the renewable sources but it's not all positive and eco friendly future could well be one of blackouts disappearing in history and huge electricity costs are reports. germany has long hot as strong green nuclear movement but it was warm accident that finally turned the time it becomes nuclear power that. by twenty twenty two we will and the use of nuclear energy in germany so what now the green movement and its hopes for renewable energy have been given a huge boost renewables mostly wind turbines and photovoltaics better known as solar panels currently supply eighteen percent of germany's electricity indeed germany has big plans for green energy aiming to go from eighteen to eighty percent renewables after the nuclear switch off some say it's crazy to do it this way but others say second option is to say when somebody can make it happen it will be the germans but a closer look at the rush out of nuclear reveals there's more hope riding on its renewable

in my opinion it's a solution but germany cannot politically do this if germany would do this it would mean more or less adik liberation of war and everybody knows that because they need germany they need the savings of germany in order to make the euro survive and that what brussels is doing and planning now is nothing else and nothing less than why much to create a second but printing money in the central banks all samy central banks like e s if s.f. and that means at the end that we will have an inflationary tendency and it will end in a hyper inflationary supernova like we hated it already in germany in one thousand nine hundred twenty three and this is what also german politicians at the moment realize and this is also the reason why did it so difficult to find a common solution in order to cope this crisis so therefore let's division there's no unity amongst the politicians in europe isn't it the politicians fault this is happening rather than the bankers and big business. i mean at the end of the day it's a politician's fault the euro is a bully is a result of politicians is a p

among the them is germany's left a party. reinventing their populist appeal was a pop -- top priority after annual conference. -- at their annual conference. >> of the most radical party calls itself lacked. the color scheme here is red, and the platform is socialism for germany. leaders are calling for unity and solidarity. >> this discussion has brought us together as a party, strength and mutual understanding. >> the parties many wings agree on some plants, including abolishing capitalism. a majority wants to see major corporations and banks nationalized. >> it is right for u.s. citizens to can occupy wall street. it is also right for us in germany to -- these institutions are sucking as dry and a threatening our existence. >> bless unity will be put to the test when the -- the left's unity will be put to the test. >> both teams scored. australia took the match by a margin of 21-18. all eyes turned to sunday's final between new zealand and france. the 54th international documentary film festival is currently underway here

of deutsche bank and also vice chancellor roessler who told germany's wealth daily there should be quote no limits to thinking of possible scenarios of how to end the euro crisis and the same interview he also said one of those possibilities however is not a further bailout after this four hundred forty billion f.s.f. european financial stability fund i was the first and i hope those editors over there at wikipedia under the section predictions by max kaiser on the backs kaiser entry will make this adjustment yet they're pretty numb these bad boys and they're printing them up in size. the other point which. she says that she could see that they're printing the way to mark is you look at what the swiss central bank has done and the canadian central bank statements that they've issued so the swiss central bank we know for a fact has introduced a currency peg immediately after that the canadians also now is that all the bad things we thought might happen are now happening so we are going to maintain a highly defensive position so she says they're preparing for the inevitable introduction re

with such a large industrial base energy and electricity prices in germany are. the high compared to our competitors in europe now if they go further up then we think we lose competitiveness that could lead to major industries relocating production out of germany but perhaps the greatest problem facing renewable efforts comes from the same public the back to nuclear shutdown in the first place it's easy to say you want renewables but already massive opposition is emerging to the massive power grid lines and infrastructure that will have to be built all over the country public acceptance i think it's a more concern is a grave mistake not economics not quality of policies or power but the public acceptance all of which could leave germany very far from rich green dreams of a renewable energy system. r.t. . it's time now for the business of bait with elian. i know that's right time to have a look at the latest business news and despite their world was rollercoaster last month russian lenders have so no hike in the conversion of ruble deposits into foreign currency o

and how some believe that germany's move from nuclear power to renewable energy could see millions broke jobless sandy left in the dark. and the minority shareholders of t.n.t. b.p. have increased their claims against british partners b.p. will have more business in about twenty minutes. well why do you live from moscow this is r t with me well received now tens of thousands of come out in support of the embattled syrian president the biggest rally in the capital for months now now bashar assad is still struggling to quell a nationwide uprising despite promises of reforms but its supporters say the government needs more time to push through change syria has more right from the heart of damascus. voices of support. than continuing to send some and in in deadly clashes polar opposites in their demands but in some way united by a newfound zeal to take the stand for here the fact that their encounter with that was that gathered show their support for the government not to give up our privacy images we've been seeing in other cities around the country where there have been reporting has reall

with such a large industrial base energy and electricity prices in germany are. competitors in europe know if they go for the rock then we think we competitive knows that could lead to major industries relocating production out of germany but perhaps the greatest problem facing new comes from the same public back to nuclear shutdown in the first place it's easy to say you want renewables what already massive opposition is emerging to the massive power grid lines and infrastructure that will have to be built all over the country public acceptance i think it's a more concerns a growth in stranger comics not. all of which could leave germany very far from its green dreams of a renewable energy system. r t. let's now take a look at some other stories from around the world and there are unconfirmed reports from libya why of one market out the science has been captured in the city of syria some officials from their transitional council say not to seem khadafi was taken to benghazi for questioning and there is no official proof to confirm the claims here what to see it

of deutsche bank and also vice chancellor rustler who told germany's wealth daily there should be quote no limits to thinking of possible scenarios of how to end the euro crisis and the same interview he also said one of those possibilities however is not a further bailout after this four hundred forty billion f.s.f. european financial stability fund i was the first and i hope those editors over there at wikipedia under the section predictions by max kaiser on the max kaiser entry will make this adjustment yet they're pretty these bad boys and they're printing them up in size. the other point which. she says that she could see that they're printing do it to mark is you look at what the swiss central bank has done and the canadian central bank statements that they've issued so the swiss central bank we know for a fact has introduced a currency peg immediately after that the canadians also now is that all the bad things we thought might happen are now happening so we are going to maintain a highly defensive position so she says they're preparing for the inevitable introduction reintroduct

of deutsche bank and also vice chancellor rustler who told germany's wealth daily there should be quote no limits to thinking of possible scenarios of how to end the euro crisis and the same interview he also said one of those possibilities however is not a further bailout after this four hundred forty billion f.s.f. european financial stability fund i was the first and i hope those editors over there at wikipedia under the section predictions by max kaiser on the max kaiser and train will make this adjustment yep they're pretty these bad boys and they're printing them up in size. the other point which. she says that she could see that they're printing do it to mark is you look at what the swiss central bank has done and the canadian central bank statements that they've issued so the swiss central bank we know for a fact has introduced a currency peg immediately after that the canadians also now is that all the bad things we thought might happen are now happening so we are going to maintain a highly defensive position so she says they're preparing for the inevitable introduction reintro

among the them is germany's left a party. reinventing their popululist appeal was a pop -- top priority after annual conference. -- at their annual conference. >> of e most radical party calls itself lacked. the color scheme here is red, and the platform is socialism for germany. leaders are calling for unity and solidarity. >> this discussion has brought us together as a party, strength and mutual understanding. >> the parties many wings agree some plants, including abolishing capapitalm.m. a majority wants to see major corporations and banks nationalized. >> it is right for u.s. citizens to can occupy wall street. it is also right for us in germany to -- these institutions are sucking as dry and a threatening our existence. >> bless unity will be put to the test when the -- the left's unity will be put to the test. >> both teams scored. australia took the match by a margin of 21-18. all eyes turned to sunday's final between new zealand and france. the 54th international documentary film festival is currently underway here i

unitary criteria we are under the pressure of time and we need to take a decision quickly but so far germany and france have been unable to find common ground over how to recapitalize with the latter insisting on the use of the four hundred forty billion here a european financial stability facility and recently opposition from arguably less prominent players like finland and slovakia has threatened to throw any progress made on the issue into reverse all this has time and again highlighted the key issue behind the squabbles in my personal view we need to make significant progress towards political unity within the executive branch of parliament with u.s. leaders now saying they hear as our own risk as the biggest single impediment to an economic rebound the alarm bells will ring louder until the plan is unveiled and the upcoming weeks after kicking the can down the road for nearly two years the next could blow up in the face of the global financial system perhaps we'll see more in the upcoming days thank you very much for that russia and i to go to andrew first in london here we had sort of

germany is taking the lead in europe's hands to go green promises to give up nuclear power by twenty twenty two filling the gap with renewable sources but it's now all positive an eco friendly future well be one of blackouts disappearing in history and huge electricity costs are at least on bart reports. germany has long had a strong green antinuclear movement but it was one accident that finally turned the tide against nuclear power there by twenty twenty two we will and the use of nuclear energy in germany so what now the green movement and its hopes for renewable energy have been given a huge boost renewables mostly wind turbines and photovoltaics better known as solar panels currently supply eighteen percent of germany's electricity indeed germany has big plans for green energy i mean to go from eighteen to eighty percent renewables after the nuclear switch off some say it's crazy to do it this way but others say second option is to say when somebody can make it happen it will be the germans but a closer look at the russia out of nuclear reveals there's more hope riding on its re

some believe that germany's move from a nuclear power to renewable energy could see millions approach job in. live from the center of moscow this is our team with me. syria's president says he's planning a new constitution just a day after tens of thousands came out in a mass show of support for him but shot assad is still struggling to quell a nationwide uprising despite ongoing promises of reforms but his supporters say the government needs more time to push through change parties to sausalito has more from the center of damascus. voices of support. and continuing dissent some and in deadly clashes polar opposites in their demands but in some way united by a newfound zeal to take the stand they're going to separate the syrian capital our lives have gathered their support for the government not to give up part of the images have been seeing in other cities that a country where there have been reported lack of sleep security forces that have government protests additional about one think it's about where in this country political discourse and sometimes i think that i should find out

germany has long had a strong green anti nuclear movement but it was one accident that finally turned the tide against nuclear power there. by twenty twenty two and the use of nuclear energy in germany so what now the green movement and its hopes for renewable energy have been given a huge boost renewables mostly wind turbines and solar panels currently supply eighteen percent of germany's electricity indeed germany has big plans for green energy i mean to go from eighteen to eighty percent renewables after the nuclear switch off but a closer look at the rush out of nuclear reveals there's more hope riding on its renewable replacements the natural readiness that planned eighty percent will take forty years at least and with nuclear electricity disappearing in germany in eleven years that will leave a decades long energy gap we have new. fire power plants here in order not to have that kind of blackout germans have long been a world leaders in their enthusiasm for a new about energy and their disdain for nuclear power now they've taken the leap of faith but it's far from when technolog

unitary criteria we are under the pressure of time and we need to take a decision quickly but so far germany and france have been unable to find common ground over how to recapitalize with the latter insisting on the use of the four hundred forty billion here a european financial stability facility and recently opposition from arguably less prominent players like finland and slovakia has threatened to throw any progress made on the issue into reverse all those has time and again highlighted the key issue behind the squabbles in my personal view we need to make significant progress towards political unity within the executive branch of parliament with us leaders now saying the heroes own risk as the biggest single impediment to an economic rebound the alarm bells will ring louder until the plan is unveiled and the upcoming weeks after kicking the can down the road for nearly two years the next kick could blow up in the face of the global financial system perhaps we'll see more in the upcoming days thank you very much for that russia and i to go to andrew first in london here we had sort of co

and how some believe that germany's move from nuclear power to renewable energy could save millions broke jobless left in the dark. this is coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program kansa thousands have come out in support of the embattled syrian president the biggest rally in the capital for months a shot alas it is still struggling to quell a nationwide uprising despite promises of reforms but his supporters say the government needs more time to push through change our he says are silly as more from the center of damascus. voices of support. and continuing dissent some ended in deadly clashes polar opposites in their demands but in some way united by a newfound zeal to understand we're going to separate their encounter with raul and have gathered their support for the government out there for years apart right from the images we've been seeing in other cities around the country where there have been reported crimes as well. if the current force of that is a government protestation however why do they get the matter where in this country was the force in tha

with such a large industrial base energy and electricity prices in germany are. the high compared to our competitors in europe now if they go further up then we think we lose competitive noise that could lead to major industries relocating production out of germany but perhaps the greatest problem facing renewable outputs comes from the same public the back to nuclear shutdown in the first place it's easy to say you want renewables but already massive opposition is emerging to the massive power grid lines and infrastructure that will have to be built all over the country except those i think it's a more concern is the greatest danger not economics not to a policy you support but it's a public acceptance all of which could leave germany very far from its green dreams of a renewable energy system. and actually. well you're up to date from more remember there is our website are the dark comedy actually with more beats for you to meet our team of having a world of business. thanks daryn it's time to delve into the world of business and despite the rubles rollercoaste

germany has long had a strong green anti nuclear movement but it was one accident that finally turned the tide against nuclear power there by twenty twenty two will and the use of nuclear energy in germany so what now the green movement and its hopes for renewable energy have been given a huge boost renewables mostly wind turbines and photovoltaics better known as solar panels currently supply eighteen percent of germany's electricity indeed germany has big plans for green energy i mean to go from eighteen to eighty percent renewables after the nuclear switch off some say it's crazy to do it this way but others say second option is to say when somebody can make it happen it will be determined but a closer look at the rush out of nuclear reveals there's more hope riding on its renewable replacements the natural readiness that planned eighty percent will take forty years at least and with nuclear electricity disappearing in germany in eleven years that will leave a decades long energy gap. that's the view of energy expert claudia canford who sees only one way to bridge the energy gap an

germany has long had a strong green nuclear movement but it was one accident that finally turned the tide against nuclear power there. by twenty twenty two will and the use of nuclear energy in germany so what now the green movement and its hopes for renewable energy have been given a huge boost renewables mostly wind turbines and photovoltaics better known as solar panels currently supply eighteen percent of germany's electricity indeed germany has big plans for green energy aiming to go from eighteen to eighty percent renewables after the nuclear switch off some say it's crazy to do it this way but others say second option is to say when somebody can make it happen it will be the germans but a closer look at the russia out of nuclear reveals there's more hope riding on its renewable replacements the natural readiness that planned eighty percent will take forty years at least and with nuclear electricity disappearing in germany in eleven years that will leave a decades long energy gap. that's the view of energy expert claudia canford who sees only one way to bridge the energy gap an

for example why should germany be playing god grace you know grew in greece first joint you know did they tell the whole truth about their balance sheet twenty percent and i just get it to either stay here you where you could ask that same question and he has what was really a spanish lawyer honestly like a force to these nations ok germany's economy has been affected enormously by its exports to these nations can i just finish this point apparently you gentlemen don't understand american has for history very well we have had time and again conflicts in trying to unite this country going way back maybe the history precedes you both the fact is that there are quiet because you are you you have to you know this is still here listen i'm in a trust they tried to ask the store unions and their forests and you know union three hundred euros i do know my history is not as easy to stop to stop to stop the crisis at that moment but they didn't proceed as i said if you would listen to me but they didn't proceed well enough along that they didn't adopt adequate keynesian stimulus that. the issu

of deutsche bank and also vice chancellor rustler who told germany's wealth daily there should be quote no limits to thinking of possible scenarios of how to end the euro crisis and the same interview he also said one of those possibilities however is not a further bailout after this four hundred forty billion f.s.f. european financial stability fund i was the first and i hope those editors over there at wikipedia under the section predictions by max kaiser on the max kaiser entry will make this adjustment yep they're printing these bad boys and they're printing them up in size. the other point which. she says that she can see that they're printing to a to mark is you look at what the swiss central bank has done and the canadian central bank statements that they've issued so the swiss central bank we know for a fact has introduced a currency peg immediately after that the canadians also now is that all the bad things we thought might happen are now happening so we are going to maintain a highly defensive position so she says they're preparing for the inevitable introduction reintroducti

of deutsche bank and also vice chancellor rustler who told germany's wealth daily there should be quote no limits to thinking of possible scenarios of how to end the euro crisis and the same interview he also said one of those possibilities however is not a further bailout after this four hundred forty billion f.s.f. european financial stability fund i was the first and i hope those editors over there at wikipedia under the section predictions by max kaiser on the max kaiser and train will make this adjustment yep they're printing them these bad boys and they're printing them up in size. the other point we're. she says that she could see that they're printing do it to mark is you look at what the swiss central bank has done and the canadian central bank statements that they've issued so the swiss central bank we know for a fact has introduced a currency peg immediately after that the canadians also and now it's that all the bad things we thought might happen are now happening so we are going to maintain a highly defensive position so she says they're preparing for the inevitable introdu

germany has long had a strong green anti nuclear movement but it was one accident that finally turned the tide against nuclear power there. by twenty twenty two and the use of nuclear energy in germany so what now the green movement and its hopes for renewable energy have been given a huge boost renewables mostly wind turbines and photovoltaics better known as solar panels currently supply eighteen percent of germany's electricity indeed germany has big plans for green energy i mean to go from eighteen to eighty percent renewables after the nuclear switch off some say it's crazy to do it this way but others say second option is to say when somebody can make it happen it will be the germans but a closer look at the russia out of nuclear reveals there's more hope riding on its renewable replacements the natural readiness that planned eighty percent will take forty years at least and with nuclear electricity disappearing in germany in eleven years that will leave a decades long energy gap that's the view of energy expert claudia canford who sees only one way to bridge the energy gap and

currently supply eighteen percent of germany's electricity indeed germany has big plans for green energy i mean to go from eighteen to eighty percent renewables after the nuclear switch off some say it's crazy to do it this way but others say second option is to say when somebody can make it happen it will be the germans but a closer look at the russia out of nuclear reveals there's more hope riding on its renewable replacements the natural readiness that planned eighty percent would take forty years at least and with nuclear elektra city disappearing in germany in eleven years that will leave a decades long energy gap. that's the view of energy expert claudia canford who sees only one way to bridge the energy gap and it's not green we have new. fire power plants here in order not to have such kind of germans have long been a world leaders in their enthusiasm for a new about energy and their disdain for nuclear power now they've taken their leap of faith but it's far from where technologies like this will be able to take over or whether in fact germany will have to resort back to the fos

a foreigner to these nations ok germany's economy is manifested enormously by x. exports to these nations can i just finish this point apparently you gentlemen don't understand american history or history very well we have had time and again conflicts in trying to unite this country going way back maybe the history precedes you both the fact is that there are quite british you work you you have to you know this is still here listen i'm in a trice just they tried to ask. them for union of euros i do know my history is moderately to stop to stop to stop the crisis at that moment that they didn't proceed as i said if you would listen to me that they didn't proceed well enough along that they didn't adopt adequate keynesian stimulus that. as for the issue they did succeed in staunching their crisis at that moment give them credit for that right now we're going to now and really want to understand the problem. now we're going to enjoy. your time going and you have the floor go ahead it's not it's not keynesian economics for the germans it's not keynesian economics for

the area to decided to try greece's economy to the economy of germany there. the guilty men know all the old nervous systems of all great country all right jeff you want to reply in the manner of his arrest the fact is sir and i'm i'm not going to use that kind of the kind of language this man uses i mean he's entitled to say whatever he likes on whatever channel a light side like to have a somewhat more civilized discussion out of a country such as civilised as soon as britain i'm not a big fan of britain's current was staring economic side there but the idea that you can talk with such. such insensitivity about a nation and its people just stuns me the idea that you're a jew would you do that paul in a moment. and i just go ahead jeff please finish what else. i would love to hear my idea of your moderator to i'm trying to master go ahead jeff the idea that you can talk yeah yeah i hear you the idea that you can talk in these terms and with no sense of moral obligation and with no memory no historical memory of the difficult periods especially after world war

of deutsche bank and also vice chancellor roessler who told germany's well daily there should be quote no limits to thinking of possible scenarios of how to end the euro crisis and the same interview he also said one of those possibilities however is not a further bailout after this four hundred forty billion f.s.f. european financial stability fund i was the first and i hope those editors over there at wikipedia under the section predictions by max kaiser on the max kaiser and trey will make this adjustment yet they're printing these bad boys and they're printing them up in size. the other point which. she says that she can see that they're printing do it to mark is you look at what the swiss central bank has done and the canadian central bank statements that they've issued so the swiss central bank we know for a fact has introduced a currency peg immediately after that the canadians also and now it's that all the bad things we thought might happen are now happening so we are going to maintain a highly defensive position so she says they're preparing for the inevitable introduction re

of deutsche bank and also vice chancellor rustler who told germany's wealth daily there should be quote no limits to thinking of possible scenarios of how to end the euro crisis and the same interview he also said one of those possibilities however is not a further bailout after this four hundred forty billion f.s.f. european financial stability fund i was the first and i hope those editors over there at wikipedia under the section predictions by max kaiser on the max kaiser and trey will make this adjustment yep they're pretty numb these bad boys and they're printing them up in size. the other point which. she says that she can see that they're printing do it to mark is you look at what the swiss central bank has done and the canadian central bank statements that they've issued so the swiss central bank we know for a fact has introduced a currency peg immediately after that the canadians also and now it's that all the bad things we thought might happen are now happening so we are going to maintain a highly defensive position so she says they're preparing for the inevitable introduction

of deutsche bank and also vice chancellor rustler who told germany's well daily there should be quote no limits to thinking of possible scenarios of how to end the euro crisis and the same interview he also said one of those possibilities however is not a further bailout after this four hundred forty billion f.s.f. european financial stability fund i was the first and i hope those editors over there at wikipedia under the section predictions by max kaiser on the max kaiser entry will make this adjustment yet they're pretty these bad boys and they're printing them up in size. the other point which. she says that she can see that they're printing to a to mark is you look at what the swiss central bank has done and the canadian central bank statements that they've issued so the swiss central bank we know for a fact has introduced a currency peg immediately after that the canadians also now is that all the bad things we thought might happen are now happening so we are going to maintain a highly defensive position so she says they're preparing for the inevitable introduction reintroduction

germany's leading nationalist party wants all immigrants to leave and it seems the extreme views are attracting growing support in the country but opponents say the movement is giving rise to violent crime and causing a dangerous rift within society ortiz tom barton reports. what do these two very different pieces of music have in common they're both performed in germany and they increasingly represent clashing forms of society here we want. the immigrants in germany just the illegal ones yes and after the other the others talk that's the view of the national democratic party or n.p. d. here in germany they've supported many concerts attended by right wing supporters but their opponents argue they promote hatred they achieve that in some regions in east germany there are no immigrants. it's not because of economy queens but it's because nobody wants needed to go there because it's there always threatened one anti nazi group recently managed to do right wing concert goers into wearing their bogus t. shirts when they were washed the right wing slogan dissolved to reveal a message urgin

panels currently supply eighteen percent of germany's electricity indeed germany has big plans to green energy i mean to go from eighteen to eighty percent renewables after the nuclear switch off some say it's crazy to do it this way but others say second option is to say when somebody can make it happen it will be determined was a closer look at the russia out of nuclear reveals there's more hope riding on its renewable replacements the natural readiness that climbed eighty percent will take forty years at least and with nuclear electricity disappearing in germany in eleven years that will leave a decades long energy gap. that's the view of energy expert claudia camphor it sees only one way to bridge the energy gap and it's not green we have new and there's fire power plants here in order not to have such kind of blackout germans have long been world leaders in their enthusiasm for a new about energy and their disdain for nuclear power now they've taken the leap of faith but it's far from certain when technologies like this will be able to take over or whether in fact germany will have

a conflict of interests germany's nationalist movement takes an increasingly hard line against the country's immigrant population that is the trend could cause even deeper social divisions. and the man who robbed millions of people of their life savings back in the ninety's ninety's has come up with another financial state once again promising ukrainians wealth beyond their imagination and. on air and online twenty four hours a day this is our team welcome well hundreds of occupy wall street activists will have to battle plummeting temperatures alongside corporate greed without any power supply york authorities have confiscated generators and fuel from their campaign their manhattan citing my safety concerns the second from off the latest. well i'm here in zuccotti park liberty plaza as it's been dubbed by the occupy wall street movement here the scene of a tense standoff between city officials and protesters early on friday morning more than twenty uniformed police officers and fire department officials and the encampment and demanded that the protesters turn over anything that may be consi

for example why should germany be bailing out greece you know grew in greece first joint you know did they tell the whole truth about their balance sheet for instance and i just did it either state within here and here you where you could ask that same clarity has while you're really a fan of well you know you aren't exactly right i mean course to these nations ok germans economy is benefiting a normal sleep by x. exports to these nations can i just finish this point apparently you gentlemen don't understand american history history very well we have had time and again conflicts in trying to unite this country going way back maybe the history precedes you both the fact is that there are quiet because you work you you have to talk to you know this is will he listen and there is a trust they tried to ask the story you needed and therefore your son you who union was a three hundred euros i do know measures. to stop to stop to stop the crisis at that moment that they didn't proceed as i said if you would listen to me that they didn't proceed well enough along that they didn't adopt adequa

at their most import trading partner is germany. the company is growing, even during the current euro crisis. her term as head of the employers' association and is this coming spring. she denies that she plans to go into politics. >> people repeatedly hit that i could become the leader of a new middle of the road party. but i have always denied it. i do not want it. >> at the youth conference in milan, she promotes a new, young economy. >> one of the most important prerequisites for more growth and confidence is the participation of the young generation. young people have to have a bigger voice. about unemployment among young italians is about 20%. that and expect hard times, but she gives them hope. >> this woman knows what she wants. she is remarkable. >> emma marcegaglia has a much cleaner image than the current politicians in italy. i like that. >> in italy, unfortunately, we already dead end. many young people are emigrating. >> italian politicians should all be traded in, from a to z. >> emma marcegaglia is italy's most powerf