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this is d.w. news live from berlin a nail biter of a vote a narrow margin and a decisive moment for germany as the social democrats declare they will begin coalition talks but on a limb back all those conservatives. are saying there were six hundred forty two votes three hundred sixty two people voted yes and two hundred seventy nine voted no there was one abstention such the s.p.d. will embark on formal coalition negotiations because we've got paves the way for formal discussions on forming a government crean germany a step closer to ending months of political uncertainty. also coming up. turkish troops roll into northern syria clearing the way for ground forces to move in it's part of an offensive against kurdish militia the united states has asked turkey to show restraint. and in the bundesliga show expert opinion on sunday's action including buyer immunity against that have brain and. my ass waiter thank you for joining us. it's been some four months since germany's parliamentary elections and

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well d.w. senior business editor ben to zoom in joins us now from the world economic forum in switzerland ben you've been very busy there's a lot going on there. there sure is and it's kept me extremely busy terry i'm usually the last one in the bed and the first one up it's a journalist's paradise you've got presidents prime ministers prominent figures constantly strolling past you on the icy slopes an icy sidewalks rather of davos i just bumped into the portuguese prime minister yesterday on the train and his finance minister pretty interesting stuff there also excess of all but to regular people they know what's this place seems pretty far away and it's this disconnect between politics big business and the public that is spots protests right across switzerland this week squarely directed at the world economic forum and u.s. president donald trump's trip here now he promised during his campaign to drain the swamp but in actual fact he's appointed quite a few billion bodies to top jobs in the

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d.w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin a show of support for victims of sexual harassment as women take center stage at the golden globes for too long women have not been heard or believed if they dare to speak their truth to the power of those. but their time is up. oprah winfrey gives the most a rousing speech of the night and heralds the dawn of a new day in hollywood. also coming up. day two of exploratory coalition talks between angela merkel's conservatives and the social democrats they have promised a new style of politics for germany but can they deliver and a story that could be straight out of a spy novel a vietnamese oil executive allegedly kidnapped in germany by his country secret service goes on trial in one owing we will talk with his lawyer. plus it is cape town's worst drought in decades coping with the harsh conditions is one thing but the water shortage is also leading to mass job cuts we'll tell you why and then soccer f.c. . finally have their man after six months

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this is d.w. news live from celebrations as the world welcomes twenty eight see fireworks lights up the skies above iconic landmarks from hearing the live in at the brandenburg gate to sydney's all the bridge millions around the world turn out to watch the spectacular shows to ring in the new year. and anti-government demonstrators in iran defied threats of a crackdown president has said rouhani appeals for calm but warns they'll be no tolerance for what he calls on the rest but with protests showing no signs of stopping the islamic republic cuts access to social media and arrests more than two hundred people. i'm helena humphrey good to have you with us now is revelers around the globe have been treated to spectacular displays of pyrotechnics as the world welcomed the new year the new year is only a couple of hours old in new york where revelers on times square braved frigid temperatures to celebrate twenty eighty at minus twelve degrees celsius it was the second coldest new year's eve on record.

pictures d.w. in your room you can price to d.w. dot com travel quiz. the world economic forum gets underway in davos switzerland where the keynote speech india's prime minister narendra modi three thousand participants are sequestered in a snowball in davos until the end of the week. welcome to your business he is the first indian prime minister in more than twenty years to speak at the world economic forum in davos narendra modi the live of the keynote speech on the swiss ways old aim to drumming up invest. one of the world's fastest growing economies modi highlighted the six fold growth of his country's g.d.p. since the last time an indian prime minister attended the world economic forum that was in one thousand nine hundred seventy the i.m.f. has forecast seven point four percent growth for india in twenty nineteen beating china with only six point eight percent modi's speech also focused heavily on how technology driven developments paved the new roads to prosperity but can also reinforce economic divides. will speak to our correspondent in the hal

and earlier i talked to d.w. is helen humphrey who is covering the meeting for us and asked how the mood is compared to last year when the world was wondering what donald trump's presidency would look like. let's put it this way you have yes certainly know that the theme of this year's annual meeting of the world economic forum is creating a shared future in a fractured wild over the past year since the us president has been in the white house donald trump has pulled the united states out of the paris climate agreement he's ripped up the t p p trade deal and not have to looks like it's on the rocks basically he's done everything runs contrary to what the davos elite would like to see happen and he will give the closing remarks here at the world economic forum on friday first though we have to hear from indian prime minister in there andrew modi tomorrow i will really start to get an understanding into what the global elite think about a series of risks ranging from growing inequality all to fish to intelligence t

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learn german for three brits d.w. and. the gap between the super rich and the rest of the world has widened the world's richest one percent to get eighty two percent of the wells that's according to the latest inequality report we talked to oxfam germany. also coming up as malaysia's g.d.p. rises so does its need for energy start ups have a few nifty ideas. welcome to do business well just in time for the meeting of the world's move us and shakers of the world economic forum. i'm in davos the international n.g.o.s oxfam releases its annual inequality report and the bottom line is the gap between rich and poor is widening the number of billionaires worldwide reach two thousand and forty three last year their combined wealth increased by thirteen percent and that means eighty two percent of the global wealth generated in twenty seventeen went to the top one percent of the world's population the so-called super rich and here is the food for thought in only four days the c.e.o. of one of the world's top fashion brands as much

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and ahead of today's demonstrations d.w. funny for china talked to the family of a man killed during a protest this week. there's not much to do in the small challenge closer to the capital city of tunis unemployment is high especially among the youth we are in to board about one in three young people does not have a job life has become expensive and the local markets are nearly empty tables and fruits and it's in places like this one in villages and towns just outside of the capital city tunis the frustration of a price hike for basic goods could easily turn into a revolt against a government. people who do not have much suffer the most under the of start the measures in effect to reduce the blooming state's deficit so this woman leaves the market didn't empty back then and for what they have been used before her father. i didn't benefit from democracy we are so tired of this because everything became so expensive the government doesn't care about and. people have been taking their anger to the streets over the past two wee

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