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germany. we have to keep in mind that this trend didn't start with kemet we have been seeing it for a long time that the a of d. has been gaining ground especially in eastern germany and of course we will see next year whether they will actually be cemented and become a reality in german politics when east german voters go to the polls in three states three very important states next year but yes we are seeing a divided nation if you look at the in particular in the west the same poll says the last one percentage point and so this is a very divided nation when it comes to the topic of immigration and how to address it our political correspondent nina has a following this story for us you know good to talk to you the leaders of iran russia and turkey are beating today to discuss the future of syria's last pocket of rebel resistance province turkey's head of state regift tie affair to one arrived in tehran earlier as did russia's president vladimir putin the two leaders will join iranian preside

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country has hosted the us as a unified country west germany held the tolerance in nine hundred eighty eight turkeys never hosted a major tournament before you wait for report did say human rights and limited hotel capacity in many cities were matters of concern. tokii as a country has developed much more than you know what was in a problem here in two thousand so. state of art stadia. reidy now must be the time for turkey. to have the privilege of hosting this major tournament rather than going to a traditional european countries beautiful. in germany all that we will get this tournament because it's very important for the first football for the kids or for the claps for the federation for everybody the saudis said two thousand and six will be at the world cup in germany this is important for a country. i don't know what will be just decision but we hope that we can win. germany's bid has been undermined by controversy involving mesut ozil a player with turkish ancestry face criticism and the circus president receiver go on early this year and quits the international scene after the w

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you get in some places to almost half and that is deeply worrisome but i don't think in west germany. were anywhere near that but you know if you say what could make it better or what's what's to blame for that trend if it exists. then i think it is these. these grand coalitions again and again and this sort of centrist centrist parties getting which together. and stifling real debate on big things and just keep themselves busy with little. the laws on some you know technicalities of of of rent rises in in in your area when big things are at stak- in a world of trump and pollution and so forth and that drug that alienates people and drives them they used to be non voters are now did they go to the fringes and if you wait a little bit longer than you get something that. you have an austrian now or you you get something where people there was a poll i saw were people did your in the third. the ratio especially in the alternative for germany but even in the general population is going up of people who your urine for a strong leader and the german word in the poll used was feel a the publ

what do they need to do here in germany now well i think they need to admit the mistakes to be made and say you know a lot of what's happened over the past three years didn't didn't go well and we're now we're trying to fix the situation instead of denying that and trying to change the subject all the time and that's why i think no one should go to camp as i think she needs to go there to really you know take this this issue. at all and. thank you very much to all of it for being with us and thanks to you out there for turning out to see sarah. the books. blogs. the be. movie the birth. of. treme. young people from our. seats. way of life in harmony with nature. and having. your moment. thirty minutes. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the moon. story of both people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent africa on the move stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own hands. t w multimedia series from africa. d.w.m. dot com for. his creations. his brand unmistakable come lock up the icon of th

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what do they need to do here in germany now well i think they need to admit the mistakes to be made and say you know a lot of what's happened over the past three years didn't didn't go well and we're now we're trying to fix the situation instead of denying that and trying to change the subject all the time and that's why i think no one should go to campus i think she needs to go there to really you know take this issue head on. and. thank you very much to all of you for being with us and thanks to you out there for turning on c so. the be. the be. the big. news. the face of this river is changing dramatically on its banks now hear the roar of machine construction. and fire. the first nations and farmers are trying to stop. huge projects are fighting to protect measure and their way of life prizes. fifteen minutes long again totally. planned to be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan not an issue for your children so nothing is just the children who have already been there all day and that's you and those that will follow are

they look a lot like the polarization that we're seeing a lot of other places in the west germany has long prided itself on a kind of consensus tradition and its politics in fact the governing coalition. is composed of two rival mainstream. parties which you say that's breaking down and we're seeing the same kind of divisions opening up here as we have let's say in the u. s.. absolutely i think that that candidates really is kind of a crucible of that i think it's less about the town of cabinets which is it really is a small city and it's more about what people project on to what happened there. and you know if you if you go back and and look at the way that this whole thing unfolded. you know it started out as a murder by a couple of refugees apparently of a german citizen and that's what what triggered all of this violence and i think. the problem in this debate is that the the media and the society here they they kind of like lost the the forest for it for the trees a bit because i think that most germans if you speak to them. i'd say what do you think about what happened they want

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germany has long prided itself on a kind of consensus tradition in its politics in fact the governing coalition is composed of two rival mainstream parties which you say that's breaking down and we're seeing the same kind of divisions opening up here as we have let's say in the u.s. . absolutely i think that ken it's really is kind of a crucible of that i think it's less about the town of chemists which is a really is a small city and it's more about what people project on to what happened there and you know if you if you go back and look at the way that this whole thing unfolded you know it started out as a murder by a couple of refugees apparently of a german citizen and that's what triggered all of this violence and i think the problem in this debate is that the media and the society here they've kind of like lost the forest for it for the trees a bit because i think that most germans if you speak to them say well what do you think about what happened they want to talk about what linda just mentioned which is the refugee violence ok which is in many people's perception a big proble

be the first time the country is hosted the euros as a unified country west germany held the tournament in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight turkey have never hosted a major football tournament before you a full report said human rights and limited hotel capacity in many cities were matters of concern toki as a country has developed much more than you know what was promised in two thousand and ten so. state of art stadia. reidy now must be the time for turkey. to have the privilege of hosting this major tournament rather than going to. traditional european countries. but you hope. in chairman you all that. you get this tournament because it's very important for the first football for the kids for the collapse for the federation for everybody was sold just a two thousand and six going to be. at the world cup in germany and this important for a country. i don't know what will be just decision but we hope that we can win. now this was one of the most iconic sports images of the twentieth century u.s. olympians tommy smith and john call us raised black glove to face during a medal cere

it could be the first time the countries hosted the heroes as a unified country west germany held the tournament in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight turkey had never hosted a major football tournament before you wait for port said human rights and limited hotel capacity in many cities are matters of concern germany's head has been undermined by controversy involving mesut ozil a player with turkish ancestry he faced criticism for meeting turkish president richard type at the one earlier this year and quit the international team after the world cup german football journalist rafael her nick stein says it has affected the country's campaign there is a bit of a shadow over this german bit ever since mirza do still resigned he was the poster boy for integration for. turkish integration but also muslim integration in germany and affected he cited racism on behalf of some of the public figures and the german if a president of course made it very difficult for germany to stay true to the united by football claim which headlines the euro beer so it's a very delicate situation at the mom

as a unified country west germany held the tournament in one nine hundred eighty eight turkey has never hosted a major football tournament before your wife reports said human rights and limited hotel capacity in many cities were matters of concern. as the country has do a lot much more you know what was promised in two thousand so. state of art stadia. greedy now must be the time for turkey. to have the privilege of hosting this major tournament rather than going to traditional european countries you hold. in germany you all that we will. get this tournament because it's very important for the force football for the kids or for the claps for the federation every. if you saw this for two thousand and six when we. had the world cup germany this is important for a country. i don't know what will be this decision but we hope that we can win germany's bid has been undermined somewhat by controversy involving mesut ozil a player with turkish ancestry facing criticism for meeting a second president at a one early this year and quit the international team after the world cup german football jou

out of honor became one of the leading film producers of west germany in europe a motion picture mogul who loved the flamboyant public image and lifestyle. at his peak in the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's he turned out one blockbuster after another. of only a mob was an affront but i eat fast. the financial and artistic crisis that hit the german cinema in the late one nine hundred sixty s. pushed around has previously successful family run c.c.c. films to the brink of ruin in the early one nine hundred seventy s. production was temporarily halted to put on or concentrated on specific projects such as the passer by in one thousand nine hundred two romy schneider's last film role. in two thousand and six his daughter elise browner took over from the business but i have to our opponent keeps an eye on things from the background not even at one hundred years old would he think of turning his back on the movie business. so it's very hard to work with a man. he's accomplished so much and is such a patriarch. only one opinion counts and that's him of course we've had our disagreement

germany in one nine hundred eighty eight our campaign plan was united but football and we believe that the power of football is a method and therefore we want to show the word want to show europe that we all can and can celebrate together a fantastic football fest no matter which country you're coming from well turkey's yet so host a major football tournament a year wife evaluation reports said it was impressed by the country's ambition to bring people together thanks to its location between three continents but also stated that certain human rights record was a matter of concern turkish sports broadcasting tonight kessler says it would be wrong for the bid to be undermined by politics. i think it's nonsense i think this is political matters this is nothing to do. football i don't understand why you care about this ok you know right it's really important to think for everyone and yet turkey is a european country from my point of. turkey is a democratic country. ok every country has some problems but it's nothing to do with football human rights i don't i can see the connection between

germany has long prided itself on the kind of consensus tradition in its politics in fact the governing coalition is composed of two rival mainstream parties which you say that's breaking down and we're seeing to same kind of divisions opening up here as we have let's say in the u.s. absolutely i think that that kemp it's really is kind of a crucible of that i think it's less about the town of chemist's which is a really is a small city and it's more about what people project on to what happened there and you know if you if you go back and look at the way that this whole thing unfolded you know it started out as a murder by a couple of refugees apparently of a german citizen and that's what triggered all of this violence and i think the problem in this debate is that the media and the society here they've kind of like lost the forest for it for the trees a bit because i think that most germans if you speak to them say well what do you think about what happened they want to talk about what linda just mentioned which is the refugee violence ok which is in many people's perception a big pr

germany has long prided itself on the kind of consensus tradition in its politics in fact the governing coalition is composed of two rival mainstream parties would you say that's breaking down and we're seeing the same kind of divisions opening up here as we have let's say in the u.s. absolutely i think that that kemp it's really is kind of a crucible of that i think it's less about the town of chemist's which is a really is a small city and it's more about what people project on to what happened there and you know if you if you go back and look at the way that this whole thing unfolded you know it started out as a murder by a couple of refugees apparently of a german citizen and that's what triggered all of this violence and i think the problem in this debate is that the media and the society here the kind of like lost the forest for it for the trees a bit because i think that most germans if you speak to them say well what do you think about what happened they want to talk about what linda just mentioned which is the refugee violence ok which is in many people's perception a big probl

is deeply worrisome but i don't think in west germany we're anywhere near that but you know if you say what could make it better or what's what's to blame for that trend if it exists then i think it is these these grand coalitions again and again and this sort of centrist centrist parties getting which together and stifling real debate on big things and just keep themselves busy with little the laws and some you know technicalities of rent rises in your area when bigs things are at stake in a world of trump and putin and so forth and that that alienates people and drives them they used to be nonvoters and now did they go to the fringes and if you wait a little bit longer than you get something that you have in austria now or you get something where people there was a poll i saw where people did yearn to the ratio especially in the alternative for germany but even in the general population is going up for people who yearn urine for a strong leader and the german word in the poll used was few. and the public used to i would say is fed up with these symbolic civil wars that they have in t

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