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w. c s i. am about the moments that. it's all about the story in so. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us inspired by distinctive instagram others. d.w. stories topping each week on instagram. welcome to pop acts part the only t.v. show in the world devoted to the latest music from germany coming up today. we thought it was mark the forty fifth anniversary. we listen to it on my i unplugged. and made germany's record poet feeling the mind of like in the sky ok let's start with. the tide of time but they get just as wild as they were more than thirty years ago based band is currently touring germany. we caught up with them in. germany veteran punk rockers in their element but told no she kicked off their latest tour encampment long ago now tours there so. studio album. and it's flooded with memories from their thirty five years together but they don't want to wallow in the past. i think that's good only we wanted to refocus on simplicity without getting distracted with the pseudo glamour the award cerem

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and it's all about the perspective closer to w. c s i. beat the germans new and surprising aspects of noise and culture in germany. us american keep news that takes a look at germany it is increasing their traditions every day lives and language and there's a lot of. young good. trick i r t w dot com the german. hello and welcome to focus on europe i'm michelle henery glad you could join us slavery is a thing of the past in europe or so one thought it's back in the fields of italy the victims are mostly migrants almost one hundred thousand arrived on the italian coast this year alone in search of a better life many did not survive the journey and for those who made it the plight continues more and more end up on huge plantations in southern italy where they toil seven days a week in human conditions without water electricity or adequate food some of those responsible have now been formally charged with enslavement all reporter went there to find out how this could have happened in modern day europe. the grand ghetto near italy southern ci

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c s i. this week on think zone is at the headquarters of the german social democrats in berlin our guest is staking out a deputy chairman for the party after taking a beating at the polls in september many social democrats said the party needed to reinvent itself so will the s.p.d. go into a position or once again grit their teeth and become. busting the wellcome to conflict work during and after the election campaign you a party said it would not i repeat not enter a coalition government against with those called so over to lives but that's just what you are headed. when the point was grand coalitions all the time. strengthen the extreme know that this is the past when the yesterday you said after the election is for i know and that's the right thing to do if the voters tell you twenty point five percent for the s.p.d. minus fourteen percent for the partners of the grand coalition that's their problem well that's our problem too so that the right answer on election day was to say our place

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c s i. for years now australia has faced a barrel of criticism over its treatment of refugees and asylum seekers now it has a seat on the un human rights council and the pressure is intensifying my guest this week is alexander downer former australian foreign minister and now the country's high commissioner here in london how does he justify a policy so widely condemned around the world. alexander downer welcome to conflict zone. two months ago australia got what it lobbied so long and hard for a seat on the un human rights council and after years of sustained pressure over your own human rights record but you continue to brush off or criticism. well we're quite happy to answer any allegations that are made just that we're very happy to stand up for us so yes but the record is i mean we have the last prime minister tony abbott saying we sure are strains were sick of being lectured by the us where the current immigration minister peter dutton is on record is calling the hope periodic review p

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