that germans are very. scared of many things that there's a little bit this feeling that you cannot get over anything that you forget one night to kiss your kid goodnight and it has a lifelong trauma but we're still kind of stuck in a loop because we also have to always discuss this again and again like. it's always going to be like a gravity point in their relationship when somebody is israeli and somebody who is german who is they're going to talk about their generation they're going to talk about hologram. they can go dancing but they can forget. i think in some aspect we have very similar experience because we both grow up with the feeling that there's something very special that we're marked somehow and this matches germans don't always want to be the murderous the most evil people in the world i guess israelis also don't always want to be the victim spots try to shake that off but a constant confronted from the other side with it. really will benedict been devout were married in the fall of two thousa

feeling that germans are very. scared of many things but there's a little bit this feeling that you cannot get over anything that you forget one night to kiss your kid good night and it has a lifelong trauma but we're still kind of stuck in a loop because we also have to always discuss this again and again like. it's always going to be like a gravity point in their relationship when somebody is israeli and somebody who's german who is they're going to talk about their generation they're going to talk about all of. they can go dancing but they can't forget so i think in some aspect we have very similar experience because we both grow up with the feeling that there's something very special that we're marked somehow and this matches germans don't always want to be the murderous the most evil people in the world i guess israelis also don't always want to be the victim spots try to shake that off but a constant confronted the other side what it. really will benedict been devolved were married in the fall of two thousand

media insisting that it was a south african company but it belongs to a german company flies a german flag at the factory gate and has a german box name nor that shows. the right metal headquarters and does hold off was also unwilling to tell us what countries its foreign subsidiaries export to the press department issued a statement saying exports by r.d.m. from south africa a carrier. in accordance with the country's laws we cannot comment on possible customer relations for reasons of competition and in part due to contractual obligations. to use its foreign activities to circumvent german regulations we spoke to the industry federation. of the federation of the german security and defense industry. our first priority is german arms exports which keeps us busy and will do so in the future. issues with the previous government and we expect to have them with the next while. other countries where companies operate either alone or as part of joint ventures have other rules i can't tell from here whether they exploit that. is also president of the federation he declined several invitatio

companies will continue but it's not just german companies with factories in the u.s. increasing the u.s. companies adopting that dual education system what do you what do you hearing from them. indeed these clusters or apprenticeship programs started on the initiative of the german companies but bit by bit now three years down the road more and more american companies japanese companies and other european companies are joining and so by now in these programs that are certified by the german american chambers of commerce german companies are only fifty percent of the participating companies and as we also have seen in the sport we have seen before and it's the german companies who start the process and then it's actually the peers the american companies japanese companies in the region who see what's happening who go there talk to the c.e.o.'s talk to the apprentice a little apprentice what they're actually learning and why it's a good idea and then they say ok this is actually a convincing model so they then join the program later on this is something we have seen not

origin and was born in germany had a german passport has a very german name and that there is very there's there's no indication of any islamist or terrorist background to this so there have been press reports that the person was psychologically on stable and have been in psychological treatment recently. this speculation the idea that this may have been in a sense an extended suicide a public suicide. i think is becoming more and more likely but there were reports a bit earlier. that there might have been other people fleeing the van directly after the incident had those been debunked is that still being investigated was this a lone actor here do we know officially the police say that they are still investigating these reports from witnesses who say that they may have seen other people getting out of the van off to the incident and off to the perpetrator shot himself at the steering wheel of the van but we have to think of a situation where a lot of people on the scene of this van drives into that crowd and everybody obviously is fleeing is getting up when they if they can if they are not

german to go. learn german for free with d w. p. as long way to survive. and if. we are secure we are very scared we have to stay and it will be it was hard to buy tickets to. bangladesh what does the true face of the country look like. to freedom independence and a separation of state and church that used to be important but for decades political infighting here has hindered progress and is one less to extremists putting more influence on a good goal we call for the removal of law the law is long gone democracy and the rule of law are on shaky ground. in discontinuous down love this should be. written. i'm not going to bangladesh the dawn of islam as i'm an exclusive d.w. report starting april twenty first. united states ambassador nikki haley warned that western allies are quote locked and loaded to launch more missile strikes against syria she spoke at an emergency meeting of the united nations security council. to condemn the u.s. france and britain for syrian military facilities.

media insisting that it was a south african company but it belongs to a german company flies a german flag at the factory gate and has a german box name nor bat shorts. the rhyme at our headquarters in was also unwilling to tell us what countries its foreign subsidiaries export to the press department issued a statement saying exports by r.d.m. from south africa a carrier. in accordance with the country's laws we cannot comment on possible customer relations for reasons of competition and in part due to contractual obligations. to use its foreign activities to circumvent german regulations we spoke to the industry federation. of the federation of the german security and defense industry. our first priority is german arms exports which keeps us busy and will do so in the future if we have issues with the previous government and we expect to have them with the next. other countries where companies operate either alone or as part of joint ventures have other rules i can't tell from here whether they exploit that. is also president of the federation he declined several invitations to take

d w z e learning course nico speak german made easy. germany state by state. the most colorful. the longest. the most traditional find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com. click. to. play. hi and welcome to a new edition of quito favorites that we've left the scent about for this berlin bookstore because today's show is all about literary adaptations that's making books into movies we've picked what we think are the seven best film adaptations of german novels in each case the director found a unique way to translate words into images we start with three classics of german literature. what was published in one thousand twelve was a sensation thomas months death in venice is a story of love madness and ruin himself called the book a tale of the ecstasy of destruction. for the one nine hundred seventy one film adaptation time director luciano vis conti found a way to capture in images that sense of decline. one major change from book to film the director turns the protagoni

media insisting that it was a south african company but it belongs to a german company flies a german flag at the factory gate and has a german name nor that schultz. the rhyme metal headquarters in was also unwilling to tell us what countries its foreign subsidiaries export to the press department issued a statement saying exports by r.d.m. from south africa a carrier. out in accordance with the country's laws we cannot comment on possible customer relations for reasons of competition and in part due to contractual obligations. seems to use its foreign activities to circumvent german regulations we spoke to the industry federation. of the federation of the german security and defense industry. our first priority is german arms exports which keeps us busy and will do so in the future. issues with the previous government and we expect to have them with the next while. other countries where companies operate either alone or as part of joint ventures have other rules i can't tell from here whether they exploit that. is also president of the federation he declined several invitations to t

companies will continue but it's not just german companies with factories in the u.s. it increases the u.s. companies adopting that dual education system what do you what do you hearing from them. indeed these clusters or apprenticeship programs started on the initiative of the german companies but bit by bit now three years down the road more and more american companies japanese companies and other european companies are joining and sold by now in these programs that are certified by the german american chambers of commerce german companies are only fifty percent of the participating companies and as we also have seen in the sport we have seen before. it's the german companies who start the process and then it's actually the peers american companies japanese companies in the region who see what's happening who go there talk to the c.e.o.'s talk to the apprentice a little apprentice what they are actually learning and why it's a good idea and then they say ok this is actually a convincing model so they then join the program later on this is something we have seen not o

feeling that germans are very. scared of many things but there's a little bit this feeling that you cannot get over anything that you forget one night to kiss your kid good night and it has a lifelong trauma but we're still kind of stuck in a loop because we also have to always discuss this again and again like. it's always going to be like a gravity point in their relationship when somebody is israeli and somebody who's german who is they're going to talk about their generation they're going to talk about all of. they can go dancing but they can't forget so they think in some aspect we have very similar experience because we both grow up with the feeling that there's something very special that we're marked somehow and this matches germans don't always want to be the murderous the most evil people in the world i guess israelis also don't always want to be the victim spots try to shake that off but a constant confronted from the other side what it. really will benedict been developed were married in the fall of two

german rap with girl power as one of the few female mcs in the german hip hop scene unit has become quite the style and debut album gift is slated for release on april twentieth. great music videos my favorite is unique with gift another cougar is a stevie she's all about laid back these german vocals and plenty of style i've been a big fan ever since a video pistol down came out so when i heard she would be performing at the famous burning club back i just had to meet her. i'm benefit from pop exports and i'm here at back kind canteen or in berlin where a study is about to perform. it's a. video for this to down really made a big splash in twenty seventeen it was even a big internet hit in america she kind of came out of nowhere and was really cool down to earth and relaxed i wonder if she's really like that or is she kind of a diva let's find out i'm. thinking thanks very much for being able to meet with us that they're not sure the mansion you have yet to perform so let's get started. i interacted with one song everyone's dying to hear is beastie down does that ever get annoying. no it

you have hungarians and germans germans, andans, this party here, everybody is there. by december 24, let me back up. across theoving a side. you have the russians moving west, another moving out towards here. what they want to do, they want front-end.wards the the romanians are ultimately going to be up. isyou look at the screen, it not just moving here and here, you have the forces distributor. they are really working on it three degree angle of attack did they have total control of the area. the forcelk about coming from the north. he is nowhere to be found. in december, the russians are moving up and starting profession or -- starting pressure on the edge. you can see what is going up their bid in november 1944 it is the outset rank it as you move their december, you are moving 3-4 miles in one month which is significant. that is why this is going to be called a stage. these fast quick movements are not happening as you get towards the beginning of december and january and february. it will be a slow, grinding, fight as you can to the city center. huntermber is my

within the german rap scene and among its. attack against there seems to me to be no consensus about the definition of what constitutes an anti semitism . which is why some react so angrily when you leveled that kind of accusation against them because they're thinking hey i have nothing against jews here i even know one of my promoters a jew what's your problem i hang out with them and so on. and the problem is that that doesn't necessarily mean you're not drawing on anti jewish narratives that's the problem. to be a sports rejects the allegations of anti-semitism in german rap. i think it's pretty well known the true is are strongly represented in business everywhere in the world but envy no longer plays a role in a lot of. i can turn the question on its head and say imagine suddenly we muslims took over the entire global economy and we're the richest of the rich everywhere and i don't i can imagine that the envy that once played such a big ball of course would quickly resurface and play a role again. phone as confetti why is

the germans started may thirteenth on t w. this is the devil news coming to you live from berlin i'm going. to have company on top story the leaders of north and south korea to meet in this room in a historic summit on friday officials are going to think the days of the so-called peace line dividing the korean peninsula. and remember the handshake that wasn't. likely hoping for warmer deception when she visits the trump white house for a second time on friday like the french counterpart was just wrapped up his visit to washington john and the team is expected to top the agenda. this article look. developments in the human rights group amnesty international has accused the turkish government of creating what it calls a climate of fear saying it was tough using the ongoing state of emergency as an excuse for silencing critics amnesties report on turkey comes a day after in istanbul court handed up prison sentences to fourteen journalists at the leading independent newspaper. those convicted have a piece pending and i'm no longer

creative entrepreneurs in the german capital. tunnel between self determination and self exploitation. passion and profit berlin dreamed of made in germany next. elizabeth version of indiana jones home. missionary of jesus. was this christmas song a man who transformed from song to. religion very comfort to christianity. adventure same song this mission. including. a cure for t.v. smarter with the t w first. what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary. to decide what's on find out more. dot com smart t.v. . european stocks took a promising performance or. a . live concert every weekend cut in concert. one of the big buzz words in the world of business today is industry four point zero i'm sure you've heard it refers to the factory of tomorrow so robots the internet of things and how businesses will run in the future but what about us what about you and me four point zero where do we fit in how do we want.

form a german development minister. is now the company's chief. german defense minister. recently joined the right supervisor. would give us an interview. in germany are incredibly close to the government because they play a role in. defense. policy and. they would claim in their public relations. which they are treated differently to most of the private companies. frank from germany's financial hub is where stocks are listed the share price has shot up thanks to the money made by south africa. in january twenty seventh. just on the sixty five euros each climbing to almost ninety by media and almost one hundred ten euros by the end of the year that's a rise of more than seventy percent within a year. many analysts recommend investing in. it's like this more conflict equals a greater need for security more defense expenditure this is indeed that's the chain. and in general the arms companies in different ways depending on what's in demand will profit from that. most shareholders probably don't even know that they profit when ryan mittal sells bombs to crisis regions invest

media insisting that it was a south african company but it belongs to a german company flies a german flag at the factory gates and has a german box name nor bat shorts. the ryan metal headquarters in brussels off was also unwilling to tell us what countries its foreign subsidiaries export to the press department issued a statement saying. exports by r.d.m. from south africa a carry. out in accordance with the country's laws we cannot comment on possible customer relations for reasons of competition and in part due to a contractual obligation. to use its foreign activities to circumvent german regulations we spoke to the industry federation. of the federation of the german security and defense industry. our first priority is german arms exports which keeps us busy and will do so in the future. issues with the previous government and we expect to have them with the next while. other countries where companies operate either alone or as part of joint ventures have other rules i can't tell from here whether they exploit that. is also president of the federation he declined several invitat

german trade relations. accepting the functor beginning to accept the fact that these trade tariffs will be a reality it's interesting that using words like reciprocity and working toward it suggests that trump does not see it on those terms to start with and now the biggest one of the biggest and thor certainly thorniest issues that americans facing during has been facing during her meeting with the trump has been a trade germany german carmakers that could stand to really be hurt by trump's policies and speaking about the aluminum and steel tariffs that are it where the exemption for the european union is a set to expire on monday when these were originally announced in march the u.s. line was that these were protectionist measures necessary to protect american steel and aluminum makers in the u.s. it had said it that they were also needed it to protect national security and it's not clear that america has actually been able to make a difference in trump's view on that issue. all right in washington clear

this is deja vu news life from ghrelin a deadly van rama in a german driver pliers into a crowd and then start killing three people and injuring many more before taking his own life and they say it's too early to know his moves there but media reports say he was german and still brings psychological issues. on a welcome to the program three people have been killed and three others thirty others rather injured after a van paid into a crowd of people at side a busy restaurant in minster north western germany and the driver of the van shot himself shortly after the incident and these have so far ruled a terrorism as a motive while local media have suggested that the perpetrator could have been suffering from psychological issues a picture that captures the moment carnage at the historic costs of minster it was the basic gist of times diners enjoying the first days of spring. responders an eyewitness described a kid also as a van charged into the crime. i heard a loud bang screaming and then the police arrived and everyone was sent outside. i didn't see much just lots of people running away

the chateau owner's grandfather was a german diplomat. at some point my grandfather gave up his career as a diplomat as well as his german nationality and then settled here for good and if . you don't get social skills he devoted his life into his paw fortune to golf course i can do simple sex so you have to buy it reads to own a gold above the entrance gate. back in freiburg i'm continuing my search for french influences right next to the cathedral square there's this some to say it's primarily in a language school but every now and then the center hosts exhibitions to this one titled water women introduces twenty three women from all around europe who have a special relationship with water and any of its many forms. since two thousand and two the center's director has been my. clumsy damn messes do you think that people here in freiburg have a special interest in french culture due to the proximity to france isn't clear to admit. yeah sure for lots of yes i hope so. on a french holidays everyone comes to try board. the common island off

twenty eighteen german film awards a powerful year with a few surprises. this year's lola for a lifetime achievement went to an actor with over ninety credits to his name. is the back i german said about not many people know his name but every true fan would recognize his face from films like lily marlena and berlin alexanderplatz but is more than just an actor he's been as successful behind the camera. kakuma is a director a screenwriter and a character actor he's got one of those faces that directors especially. love to get in front of the camera he's acted in dozens of films although acting is really just a side job for him. before to my mind of what i just want to make my films never had hold any ambitions and i. own launched his directing career in the late one nine hundred sixty s. with topical themes addressing teenagers and young adults dealing with social tensions and taboos north sea is dead sea for instance it was about rivalries in a suburb of hamburg between the head of a german gang and an asian boy. but in the end the two become friends dire

media by the german t.v. station said he after that apparently by the end of march he was sending a message to some friends and relatives and now in saying that he would indeed commit suicide we're also hearing that he was most likely a member here of very right wing party or organization in the state of north rhine-westphalia but at this moment all of this has not been yet confirmed by the police we're also not expecting any more police statements tonight it's midnight right now here in germany more information most likely will be released by the german authorities tomorrow well as we wait for that information to be verified let's just turn to you eleanor for a moment and talk about is the responses from the numerous officials including the mayor of munster and the spokesperson for the chancellor of markel. for chancellor merkel rather how do their reactions compare to the burlington christmas market attack of twenty sixteen which was the worst attack germany had seen in decades. well of course you expect to

level we've got the german government and the e.u. saying this is not our problem this is not our fears how long can that last exactly so far we've seen germany rating trying to stand by and you try to to in this and we already heard from the german government last week that very keen to keep the separation from the judicial system in germany and politics a very wise is a political issue but also a judicial decision and they said of course they would be a legal affront if the german government were to then stop meddling in any decision that comes out of the court. but mr which of all he wants this to become and you decision right or easy you issue he has said time and time again that he went to belgium where brussels is the he says the capital of the e.u. because he wants e.u. norms and laws to be considered in this case because and as we've been hearing from some protesters as well now has been some finger pointing from some some protesters asking why because he was arrested in germany when he had travel tour of the country but of co

members that this is a traditional posture for the germans and that the germans have been deeply engaged in syria in a number of other measures for example the provision of aerial reconnaissance aircraft which have been used in the fight against i.a.s. now donald trump has said that is actually his main objective in syria and certainly the germans have been part of that also for example by working together with kurdish forces in the northern part of the country so germany has certainly been involved on the ground in those particular areas but to be honest german military resources are absolutely strained to breaking point at the moment and they wouldn't have a lot of wherewith all anyway to take additional measures now that of course is also something that donald trump has pointed out in the past he wants to see the germans spend more in defense they say they're ready to do that but at the moment what they've got is pretty much is pretty much all in use so you don't think that this will damage relations with the u.s. and in fact now you know i don't think it is see i don't see that happe

the chateau owner's grandfather was a german diplomat. at some point my grandfather gave up his career as a diplomat as well as his german nationality and then settled here for good and. it took a social skill with this he devoted his life into his paw fortune to god. that's why it reads to own a dog above the entrance gate. back in freiburg i'm continuing my search for french influences right next to the cathedral square there's this sunken region at home saying it's primarily in a language school but every now and then the center hosts exhibitions to this one titled water women introduces twenty three women from all around europe who have a special relationship with water and any of its many forms. since two thousand and two the center's director has been my. clumsy d.m.s.o. do you think that people here in freiburg have a special interest in french culture due to the proximity to france is unclear to a good. yeah sure for myself yes i hope so. on the french holidays everyone comes to try board. the common island off by boat it's like a

plane the germans for starting may thirteenth on d w. can i get an actual safer world from a trade war no this was the german chancellor has lost a frosty reception in washington now she's back to solve a heated tariff tussle between the globe's biggest economies. also coming up greek gratitude eurozone finance ministers here how athens is ready to bail out of its bailout but the new german finance minister fails to impress. and high hopes among asian investors. in the storage meeting between the leaders of north and south korea we'll get some analysis from the financial center of singapore. welcome to do the business trade issues a say it's to dominate the meeting between donald trump and i get a macro in washington today so far edu companies are exempt from the tariffs on steel and many of them that the u.s. administration in post in some countries but that's to end by may the first germany's exports have been a phone in donald trump's side for quite a while and he's been quite vocal about it calling the germans bad very bad but i don'

german to go. learn german for free w. . the german chancellor weighs in on the dispute. the french owners of the struggling german company could soon stick to their commitments while pretty much offering state aid. and double trouble french president meets with machall over his ambitious reforms for europe while struggling with another tough reform agenda of his own. i'm a fizzle and that's to business the hazard lights back on. the job. government may come to the rescue although the order manufacturer is in french hands now chancellor merkel urging the p.s.a. group to keep its promises before buying the european general motors last year it valid to hold job guarantees at opel but shop stuff of rejected wage concessions demanded by hearsay or in exchange for a commitment to invest in a production line for a new model that opens bactrian eyes enough to come make it continues to lose money recently management pressed unions to forgo worth four point three percent pay rise to allow for further investments in germany. let's see how traders are reacting to this story daniel c

mock the germans for starting may thirteenth on t.w. . luke. hi and welcome to a keno special from the twenty eight thousand german film awards the lolo's it is the night of the year for the german film scene and they're all here the good the great and the oh so glamorous all hoping to take home germany's number one cinema on or. three days in heat all from emily a teeth was the number one favorite going into night with ten lola nominations the main challenger in the fade from the hakim with five lola knocks and in all the main categories it went down to the wire. but in the end it was her night director emily out together with her actor since she cleaned up winning seven lola's in all including best film and best director. as a single day his it's unbelievable it means so much love and respect from the academy members they're all film professionals and that they honored our work like this is that the film moves them so much that it's unbelievable that sustains all but they. might have stillness about iconic actress rumi schneider three days in

meditates with german r. and b. singer ace team. and we meet the ana runners up in the bottleneck at the. now it's a good law it's fine azzam officially from mecklenburg for palm make punk music the guys are not just climbing the charts they actively campaign against neo nazis your work winning documentary wyatt heart takes a close look at mine young man she got cool and his spends the movie is out now in german cinema. he always gives one hundred percent. known as munchie is the singer of find his son a fish today a punk band from mecklenburg. he showed confidence early on even during performances for relatives. and although munchie didn't look like a typical teen idol and couldn't play an instrument or read music he was approached in the school yard and asked if he wanted to sing in a band. and he did. the little he's even the protagonist in a documentary. pretty. because it's cool because it isn't about hero worship oprah trading near some kind of monster instead it shows that we can be idiots sometimes we have stupid ideas and w

the german gangster rap scene goes under the microscope. and we present a new album from you on our station feel. germany and the your version song contest well it's been rough we simply in the last three years germany came last our second last this year shorter will be singing for germany he hopes to turn things around so we met up with him for an interview in hamburg. haulers bone from one. of two parts we read kids. michelle short a saying this a song for this but home. a shout from. mr will his combination of moving melodies and deeply personal their x. while the crowd to figure a vision final on may the twelfth. destroy. the first. i consciously wrote it in a way that let me tell a personal story of the machine as it's nice for people watching on t.v. to be able to feel how the guy on stage is singing from the bottom of his heart and the signature. he wrote the song for his father who died with michelle i was fourteen he let me walk alone was the unanimous winner at the german eurovision heat feel. kind of new to the hopped up if i did

the german army's trying to counter the causes of why people flee standing up for german interests in west africa that's hard to understand for many back home a mission of thousands of kilometers away in a country partly ravaged by civil war it's tough for the soldiers' families to have to promise that i would stay in germany next year and not deploy again. can you promise things like that. without so forth were promised but if i can keep it she done the stand she knows my second families might change if might seem goes i'll go with the i can't let them go on their own that if something were to happen to them and i were in there might be very upset. to do an explosives robot contributes to the soldiers safety sergeant haney removes explosives and defuses deadly munitions or explosive traps bomb disposal specialists are lifesaving experts there deployed in afghanistan here in mali and will be in iraq too but there aren't enough of them. authorized to let. and. one reason is that for many years the bundeswehr had different stuffing priorities. afghanistan became a closed business and ma

meditates with german r. and b. singer ace team. and we meet the ana runners up in the boxing matches better. now it's a good law it's fine azzam officially from mecklenburg for come on make punk music the guys are not just climbing the charts they actively campaign against neo nazis your work winning documentary wyatt heart takes a close look at mine young man she got caught and his spends the movie is out now in german cinema. he always gives one hundred percent. known as mancini is the singer of find his son a fish today a punk band from mecklenburg for palm on. his show confidence early on even during performances for relatives. and although munchie didn't look like a typical teen idol and couldn't play an instrument or read music he was approached in the schoolyard and asked if he wanted to sing in a band. and he did. even the protagonist in a documentary. for us. it's cool because it isn't about hero worship or poor training me as some kind of monster instead it shows that we can be idiots sometimes we have stupid ideas and we

twenty eighteen german film awards a powerful year with a few surprises. this year's lola for lifetime achievement went to an actor with over ninety credits to his name. is the back guy of german set about not many people know his name but every true fan would recognize his face. as a director a screenwriter and a character actor he's got one of those faces that directors especially if i never . love to get in front of the camera he's acted in dozens of films although acting is really just a side job for him. before to my mind if. i just want to make my films he never had any ambitions. bone launched his directing career in the late one nine hundred sixty s. with topical themes addressing teenagers and young adults dealing with social tensions and taboos north sea is dead sea for instance is about rivalries in the suburb of hamburg between hoover the head of a german gang and if integration even back then. to move us into force it was a topic that was in the air at the time the children of the first generation of so-called turkish guest workers were encoun

in a much better way to make this much more stable and most people would agree for example that the german imposed austerity was bad for the southern states it hurt the e.u. it created a rift between the north and the south that's one point but what is right for the e.u. and maybe even i'm going to mecca would agree on that is not necessarily something that is supported politically by the different populations for example in germany it's very hard to push through the ideas like mccraw is mentioning them right now because germans easily get the impression that they're just paying for the rest of the european union to bail them out without having control over where this money goes but it seems fairly well i can sensual on an expert level of people we talked to that you need to share the burden more that the construction as we have it now won't work for a future financial problem and that's an issue that you mentioned is not quite so popular domestically in germany but how about in france itself tell us a little bit more about the situation facing micron at home and whether or not you know hi

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been driving german cars. so this is actually my first asian produced car and i never thought that i would ever drive a german car so i think my grandfather he would return to this great. now drive so toyota me right a fuel cell vehicle that runs on hydrogen it's a type of car that no german auto maker currently offers fuel cells are very environmentally friendly that's why the norwegian government is promoting them there are no harmful exhaust emissions only water vapor. but for burkett and her family that's not the only reason for their decision to buy one the hydrogen car. you know drive in the in the bus lane so i can park for free in public spaces. and get around a bit quicker and cheaper. with. the other cars. the benefits already begin in the showroom. gets car dealer explains that there are hardly any taxes on a fuel cell car. unlike with a conventional engine the government doesn't charge or other fees that means. fifty thousand euros that's not a bargain but it's almost thirty thousand euros less tha

and hearting dozens more reports in the german media suggest he was suffering from mental illness the mayor sounded a defiant note and said the city was grieving. taught and he told all of munster is mourning this horrible incident. our sympathy is with the relatives of those who were killed and. we wish the injured a quick recovery. this alleged attack which struck us out of the blue as an attack on our city and remus now stand together more than ever to defeat the scourge of violence. and is a geyser that vote the minds of so busy can. their coming together but never snus lingers after a deadly day that has painfully reminded this country of the many threats it faces . and the cases in the german states of north high invest fallen and the state's interior minister gave this statement as a press conference earlier today. two people were killed and the perpetrator killed himself he was a german national and not a refugee there is no sign of an islamist background yes for more on the aftermath of this deadly than attacked news correspondent daniel cope joins us from munster now daniel

movement does that make him a national traitor or the leader of a people seeking their sovereignty tonight german judges like it or not are being asked to deliver an answer i bring off in berlin this is the day. we cannot let down our god before a state that is becoming more and more authoritarian and that is cutting down on the rights. of. european democracy and no to the question of the end of the euro is a moment on the democratic grouping of countries that respect human rights cases because sometimes if it were so close that it was my most women getting it and the rule of law. also the separation of powers are going to come down to the street dot and. completion the real scandal is that we're about to do the dirty work for the spanish. some typos i should choose to eat. some of this and that makes me really angry are you suppose. independent judges and second to. none of them going in one direction and. also coming up tonight the conflict things all the signals over israel yes two israelis right to land no to israel's lethal defense of its borders. but saudi arabia strongly condemns its bruta

movement does that make him a national traitor or the leader of a people seeking their sovereignty tonight german judges like it or not are being asked to deliver an answer i burned off in berlin this is the day. we cannot let down our god before a state that is becoming more and more authoritarian and that is cutting down on our rights i believe in the use of. european democracy in the home of the expression but the munition is europe is a moral and the democratic grouping of countries that respect a human right this ice is good sometimes if it was before that it just among those claiming that it and the rule of law. i mean after all also the separation of powers going to come down to just a thought any. i can teach the real scandal is that we're about to do the dirty work for the spanish i'm sure. some tell you. some of this and that makes me really angry i suppose by. independent judges and second to. none of them in the election. also coming up tonight the conflict things all the signals over israel yes to israelis right to land no to israel's lethal defense of its borders. but saudi arabia s

case the director found a unique way to translate words into images we start with three classics of german literature. what was published in one thousand twelve it was a sensation thomas months death in venice is a story of love madness and ruin himself called the book a tale of the ecstasy of destruction. for the one nine hundred seventy one film adaptation in time director luciano viscounty found a way to capture in images that sense of decline. one major change from book to film the director turns the protagonist stuff on from a writer into a musician modeled on austrian composer gustav mahler. russian bach this convalescing at a hotel in venice when he becomes obsessed with the youth and beauty of a polish boy. what follows is an ecstasy of music and imagery. number six on our list all's quiet on the western front. remark turned his own trauma as a soldier in the first world war into a global bestseller. already in one thousand thirty just one year after it was published and it sold more than three and a half. copies worldwide. and i don't think you steal my book and i mentioned his th

case the director found a unique way to translate words into images we start with three classics of german literature. what was published in one thousand twelve was a sensation thomas months death in venice is a story of love madness and ruined man himself called the book a tale of the ecstasy of destruction. for the one nine hundred seventy one film adaptation italian director luciano viscounty found a way to capture in images that sense of decline. one major change from book to film the director turns the protagonist gustav on russian box from a writer into a musician modeled on austrian composer gustav mahler. russian bach this convalescing at a hotel in venice when he becomes obsessed with the youth and beauty of a polish board cuts what follows is an ecstasy of music and imagery. number six on our list all's quiet on the western front. remark turned his own trauma as a soldier in the first world war into a global bestseller. already in one thousand thirty just one year after it was published and it sold more than three and a half. copies worldwide. but i don't think you steal my book

the history of the germans has been shaped by great learners. i swell always to bring my royal college of batty protect christendom and spread this line translation as we learn to play. athletes ok let's be clear the enemy. some claim and stand by courageous decisions place to place the closer massive resurfaces around the room for nothing from this presumptuous servant of the realm just a. solid player we must forge a peace. play the german starting may thirteenth conte w. place. blame . place. this is the w. news live from. north korea freezes its nuclear testing regime announces a suspension of all nuclear and long range missile tests state media says pyongyang will also be scrapping its nuclear testing site leader kim jong il and says he wants to pursue economic growth and peace instead what about the weapons he already has. to demanding change to protect children in india the indian government approves the death penalty for child rape there's.

zealand in course this week german made easy. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. google ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas that protect the climate boost clean energy solutions and reforestation. using interactive content to inspire people to take action global audience the environment a series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. kim jong un made history friday by becoming the first north korean leader to set foot on southern soil since the end of the korean war in one nine hundred fifty three he joined south korean president moon jane and for the first summit between the two sides and over a decade. the closed door talks are aimed at ending their long conflict and easing tensions moon hopes jim will confirm his will.

dimensions and there's this german phenomenon that germans are so obsessed by dead jews that they kind of forget that they're living once too and that the connection between germans and israelis goes much deeper than just the holocaust. even in the stories are more about what concerns germans and israelis today. in a discussion with the publishers and some of the authors the group talks about why they believe that the relationship between germans and israelis is still characterized by clichés and unease. for after my first days in israel like i was running through the streets and i thought i had a big sign on my head was a and pointing at me and saying attention german and it took some times to come here to understand that maybe someone sees i'm german but he would be fine with it the longer a leaf here the more i have the feeling that germans are very. scared of many things but there's a little bit this feeling that you cannot get over anything that you forget one night to kiss you kid good night and it has a lifelong trauma but we're still kind of stuck in a loop because we also hav

i've always been driving german cars. this so this is actually my first asian produced car and i never thought that i would ever drive in the german car so i think my grandfather he would turn in this great. get now drives a toyota me right a fuel cell vehicle that runs on hydrogen it's a type of car that no german auto maker currently offers fuel cells are very environmentally friendly that's why the norwegian government is promoting them there are no harmful exhaust emissions only water vapor but for a bird get in her family that's not the only reason for their decision to buy one the hydrogen car. you know drive in the bus lane so i can park for free in public spaces. and get around a bit quicker and cheaper. with. the other cars. the benefits already begin when the show room. gets current dealer explains that there are hardly any taxes on a fuel cell car. unlike with a conventional engine the government doesn't charge. fees. fifty thousand euros that's not a bargain but it's almost thirty thousand euros less than in g

i was able to pry and now it seems that the german chancellor has been whisking a cabinet the way our country retreat that i know that's right for the cabinet germany's top ministers are hammering out the details of her government's agenda for the coming months on that retreat among the most pressing issues are drafting a new budget and reforming germany's migration policy the chancellor also wants to forge some teen spirit among a very divided kaput. they have been politically marriage for a month but there hasn't been much of a honeymoon in germany's new coalition rarely a day has gone by without cabinet members making controversial statements about issues like the role of his not mean germany security or refugees and much of the controversy has come from these two men interior minister holds a whole for health minister yes. now merkel and her cabinet have an ideal opportunity to smooth things out there today retreat this rock castle maze a bag not far from berlin it has been described as the german equivalent of competence a bit in the u.s. or checkers in the u.k. there the governm

because we've heard from the german government last week they said that they wouldn't veto. madeleine in any decision made by the courts and they described that they say if they started to meddle in the judicial system that would be a kind of meddling that between state and religion which they're not supposed to do i mean that's part of the european union you know the states recognize the sovereignty of the other states but in this case of mr. martin as you how you see it you know he's in belgium in self-imposed exile there he has not been arrested he traveled he was in finland and then he was traveling through denmark and then into germany when he was arrested he was not arrested in finland or didn't work in on the outside looking at this it seems that maybe the europeans at least the authorities don't take the arrest warrant that seriously this is a program for the european union and it's a bad problem that will just not go away you have to you can mind that this was actually booed by the european union by all its buddies as an internal problem from spain off spain and ger

could the german government did end up getting involved in the matter. strictly speaking on the legal basis there is a possibility in extradition rule for the german government to decide that there is political there are political reasons behind the extradition that was applied for and for that reason the german government could involve could get involved but in fact the german government has already decided that it will not interfere in the traditional process that it would allow the courts to actually decide whether or not the extradition will go through or not and it will not. intervene on political grounds that's partly to do obviously with the fact that spain is a close ally in the european union and germany does not want to will get involved in domestic affairs in spain on the other hand the judicial process that we're talking about the court case that is now going to start can still take quite a long time it's conceivable that the court might one further documents from spain for instance so it's not decided that this extradition will actually happ