tries to suggest something everyone else will say oh does germany we're not going to be bullied by germany but you don't need to come up in a certain project but to give a signal is what you're was prepared to do because in the euro crisis all we've heard is what germany isn't prepared to do and i'm slightly worried that the european debate in germany has been slightly poisoned by all they just want to get into art they just want to pick our pockets what's this going to cost germany germany is still a fundamentally european country but they haven't been you know almost the need to renew their vows and just rhetorical bring bring a bit of courage in there let's see what this new face as you put it what's behind this new face and whether in fact she is the leader who can help germany to read you its vows let's take a look. stay prime minister c.d.u. general secretary and now the c.d.u. party leader. on a great problem current power has had a remarkable career she's considered a political moderate and a team player. that. she was on the americans preferred candidate. but she is by no means am

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so muslims in germany should do something for islam in germany so do you see a consensus building long term for for your position on this how do you go about convincing germany is more conservative muslim community to support your idea the first step should be able to cut the financial influence and the next step would be to bring together the purity of islam on one table and discuss about something like a text we can not take the idea of the church text what we have in germany no and put it on islam this is not possible. we should take a sing about new models and my opinion won't be oh my will be to sing about a kind you know we have the five pillars and one of the pillars the social text so we should name it different maybe than the public can understand better so thank you so much for talking with us today pleasure twenty eighteen was a year of sporting success for many german athletes cabo won the u.s. open in the men's ice hockey team took home silver from the winter olympics but there were also bitter defeats and tragic moments olympic track cyclist christina fogle was critically

then, what next for germany? the successor would be starting like all the others, france first, poland first, germany first. perhaps growing up in the 19505 and 19605 east germany, she had absorbed enough dreary ideology to last a lifetime. she is still remembered in her hometown of templin, where having been a shy, introverted character focusing on science, she only burst onto the political scene after the fall of the berlin wall. 0utside templin, there is a foundation for people with special needs, it is where the future mrs merkel‘s father worked and the family lived. coming here, you get quite an idea about how the young angela would have been conditioned and psychologically because she was living in a christian religious community, a charitable foundation, within a communist state, which regarded such religious entities with some suspicious, as alternative focuses of power and loyalty. and, therefore, she would have known from the outset that she had to be really careful about what she said in wider societ

broken up into different pockets how do germany's muslims see this mooted most well there is. there is support coming from especially liberal muslims here in germany one of the biggest supporters has been there and she is the female founder of the liberal mosques here in berlin mosque even russian mosque and she's been supporting the idea of a mosque she says it would help her communities they could definitely finance themselves and it would help them to integrate in german society actually on a thank you so much. from our political to us. and before we go just a reminder the top story we're following for you here today on b.w. news indonesia has raised the alert level for the erupting. and warned aircraft to steer clear of the area it's also told the public to stay away from the devastated coast nearby in case more volcanic activity triggers another tsunami. so i knew so well be back at the top of the hour with more thanks watch. we make up oh but we want to have a face. to face the symbolism of the city. wants to shape the continent's future it's hard to enjoy now youngsters

what's this going to cost germany and germany still a fundamentally european country but they haven't been here almost need to need to replenish their vows and just rhetorically. bring and bring about a courage and there let's see what -- this new face as you put it- to what's behind this new face and whether in fact she is the leader who can help germany to renew its vows let's take a look. a prime minister cd you general secretary and now the cdu party leader. on a great crowd current power has had a remarkable career. she's considered a political moderate and a team player he was on to americans preferred canada. but she is by no means american clone. she comes from western germany. americal comes from the eas. jeez kathleen. medical as protestant. and she has three children. americal has none. from current power differs with miracle and several points of policy. party leader favors a tougher stand on immigratio. she's opposed to same sex marriage. and is considering reintroducing military conscription. he says germany should take a harder line with russia. we'll undergrad prompt k

nationals who speak germany a german rather to live in the country while. they look for work well let's get the latest on the story with the huns bronte is following it for us and he joins us from our parliamentary studios hi hans good to see you can you give us an idea of the difficulties that german companies face when it comes to finding skilled workers. well there's two aspects to this on the one hand various a growing german economy the economy has been growing for a number of years now so that creates additional jobs on the other hand there are a large number of people of a certain age of retirement age that are likely to retire within the next few years both of these aspects lead to a need for replacement jobs for them for a place and people to fill these jobs especially in branches such and for such as information technology but also in the german engineering industry and also in hospitals and in care for the aged and so on so there's a very large need. at the moment it's very difficult to fill these positions although germany has had some experienc

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and germany was taken aback by an unusually long dry hot summer. the effects of climate change are in plain sight everywhere you look. but we're still emitting carbon gases like there's no tomorrow. experts warn that if we continue on like this global temperatures could increase by three to five degrees by the end of the century the result would be drastically elevated sea levels to run through floods extreme droughts and millions of climate refugees. for many people regions even countries this is already a matter of life or death. will governments take action now. we'll have local leaders failed to convince the public that something can be done to halt global warming patron if i can ask you a question why is there not more of a public pushback against the government's failure to create some kind of action that we could call meaningful disappoint i actually have the feeling that the an ease of people is growing if you look at germany we had a huge them and demonstration against against coal mines just recently fifty thousand people which is not a b

to germany. remember that in september twenty fifth dean. had the refugees in hungary past the austrian border. the twenty thousand who arrived in munich the first weekend of being in hungary. and this game is still going on. mr canady i always wind up there you go you interview with three unfinished sentences i start a sentence and ask you to complete it. more immigration is good for europe because . i'm not sure if immigration is orderly then it's good for europe but we need the support of the population to get dangerous attempts by africans to cross the mediterranean to europe could be stopped if. if we could send those who come to us and don't need protection back to their countries of origin swiftly and in the interests of those countries they wouldn't attend the journey. and come back to refugees now being drafted is not the migration compact the future of canberra should consider that. already signed very very many agreements but the challenge is not to lay down more standards but to implement the ones we already have. as it says. man

tries to suggest something everyone else will say oh does germany we're not going to be bullied by germany but you don't need to come up in a sort of project but to give a signal this is what you're was prepared to do because in the euro crisis all we've heard is what germany isn't prepared to do and i'm slightly worried that the european debate in germany has been slightly poisoned by all they just want to get into art they just want to pick our pockets what's this going to cost germany germany is still a fundamentally european country but they haven't been you know almost the need to renew their vows and just rhetorical bring in bring a bit of courage in there let's see what this new face as you put it what's behind this new face and whether in fact she is the leader who can help germany to read you its vows let's take a look. state prime minister c.d.u. general secretary and now the seaview party leader. on a great crowd power and power has had a remarkable career she's considered a political moderate and a team player. and she was on the americans preferred candidate. but she is by no

the one germany. a free germany a proud germany that is thankfully regained its rightful place among the living nations of the earth. when news of his death broke bush diplomatic contributions to german unity were at the forefront of many people's minds. on the sidelines of the g. twenty summit in argentina german chancellor angela merkel expressed her condolences as well as an apparent sentimentality for a different era and transatlantic relations and would call quentin's a home that cold could always rely on his ally in the white house during george h.w. bush's presidency we experienced reliability and strength in the german american relationship and we'll never forget this experience. george bush legacy isn't feared without controversy in germany many citizens were deeply opposed to his war on the gulf of all that was co financed by their government nevertheless most will remember george herbert walker bush as a friend and a u.s. president who helped show what's possible when countries work togethe

germany's car industry has long been synonymous with quality. but the reputations of flagship companies like folks wagon became tarnished in t the wake of the diesel gate scandal. wide scale emissions cheating has contributed to high pollulution levelels in urban areas. german courts have started to impose bands on diesel cars in city centers. the transport sector accounts for some 20% of the country's carbon emissions a figure that is still rising. as one of germany's largest employers the car industry has long enjoyed a great deal of leeway. chancellllor a angle americl has also been reluctant to acquiesce to eat you white emissions targets and expensive retrofitting of manipulated vehicles. domestic automakers have also dropped the ball on investment in green vehicles of a total of forty six million vehicles on germany's roads just fifty four thousand are electric. often cited as the world's biggest polluter china has overtaken the competition. thanks in part to hefty e. mobility subsidies. by twenty twenty five electric vehicles are to make

the islam doesn't belong to germany but certainly muslims belong to germany and although the position of the f.t. is that we certainly want to help people young who are looking for asylum because we think yes we have to help people but there must be a reason for solving religious reasons political reasons other reasons but more to me i expect or what we are seeing in germany and in europe is that we have migration because of of economic reasons mr president islam. opened we open to borders with out control of every funny could join us everybody could join germany without being in control and this led to a situation this led to a situation that we have people in germany which are three fifteen or twenty identities are not around so this means little of this serene schools do you remember the nazis. we never we never never we. said that we want to have islam free schools what we said is what you did you put it on your duties let. me say school we say nothing else but what the australians say you like i was wrong in our six hour i watch it three our country our rules don't don't think i

tries to suggest something everyone else will say oh does germany we're not going to be bullied by germany but you don't need to come up in a certain project but to give a signal this is what you're be prepared to do because in the euro crisis all we've heard is what germany isn't prepared to do and i'm slightly worried that the european debate in germany has been slightly poisoned by all they just want to get into art they just want to pick our pockets what's this going to cost germany germany is still a fundamentally european country but they haven't been you know almost the need to renew their vows and just rhetorical bring in bring a bit of courage in there let's see what this new face as you put it what's behind this new face and whether in fact she is the leader who can help germany to read you its vows let's take a look. state prime minister c.d.u. general secretary and now the seaview party leader. on a great crop of current power has had a remarkable career she's considered a political moderate and a team player. and. she was on the americans preferred candidate. but she is by no

you know that's it she did another big topic so germany is the germany of many small companies small and medium sized enterprises and what we see is a platform economy that companies tend to be very large and you know all the speak american companies who dominates the market is a platform companies and so we see a shift in the kind of in the industry and. also here again we see some platforms emerging in germany in particular b. to be plucked from some platforms between business to business in that area but you know the race is on so we will see how that develops now they say digital prosperity for everyone is possible what will that look like. actually i fully agree we have many opportunities and if you want example i rent my my flat to foreigners which i've never seen before and i would have done that ten years ago yeah but no what they see is people you know they have been to other flats and you know they come to me because they realize that i rented my flat the ready to separate people so what we have done is set in and none of us market says trust in an honest market so new mark

at an air base in germany on his back. and discusses a proposed tax on practicing muslims to pray for mosques and the mobs the so-called mosque task to actually be similar to the church taxes that. catholic state. authorities in indonesia have raised for the bill kid on that cause a tsunami last weekend they warned that fresh activity from the on the. my school was another tsunami and they've ordered all flights to steer the area saturday's deadly raid skilled at least four hundred thirty people since then heavy rains and flooding. have added to the hardship do you have news on a son to us has this report for you. on. these villages thought they were safe after escaping the tsunami that tore into the western coast of java but now they've returned they face a new problem. around six in the morning when the water began rising. i went out to get some food and when i came back the water was almost chest high our village has never been flooded like this lawyer. johnny moved his family because of the risk of another tsunami. her

so muslims in germany should do something for islam in germany so do you see a consensus building long term for for your position on this how do you go about convincing germany's more conservative muslim community to support your idea the first step should be and to cut the financial influence and the next step would be to bring together the purity of islam on one table and discuss about something like a text we cannot take the idea of the church text what we have in germany know and put it on islam this is not possible so we should take it as saying about new models and my opinion would be oh my four will be talking about a kind of you know we have the five pillars of islam and one of the pillar is the social text so we should name it different maybe then the public can understand it better so thank you so much for talking with us today pleasure. and just for we go a reminder of the top story that we're following for you here today on t.v. news indonesia has raised the alert level from the erupting. and warned aircraft to steer clear of the volcanic area it's also told the public to s

they move on to germany. then. remember that in september twenty fifth dean will be the victor on had the refugees in hungary passed to the austrian border. the twenty thousand who arrived in munich the first weekend i've been in hungary. this game is still going on at this speed is it says. mr canal so i always wind up there you know you interview with three unfinished sentences i start a sentence and ask you to complete it. more immigration is good for europe because . i'm not sure if immigration is orderly then it's good for europe but we need the support of the population. to get there dangerous attempts by africans to cross the mediterranean into europe could be stopped if. if we could send those who come to us and don't need protection back to their countries of origin swiftly and in the interests of those countries they wouldn't attempt the journey. back to refugees now being drafted is not the migration come back to the future a compact should consider that. already signed a very very many agreements but th

one germany. a free germany a proud germany that is thankfully regained its rightful place among the leading nations of the earth. when news of his death broke bush diplomatic contributions to germany's unity were at the forefront of many people's minds. on the sidelines of a g. twenty summit in argentina german chancellor angela merkel expressed her condolences as well as an apparent sentimentality for a different era and transatlantic relations and would call countries a home that cold could always rely on his ally in the white house during george h.w. bush's presidency we experienced reliability and strength in the german american relationship and we'll never forget this experience for gibson. george bush's legacy isn't fit without controversy in germany many citizens were deeply opposed to his war on the gulf war that was co financed by their government . nevertheless most will remember that will keep us as a friend and a us president who helped show what's possible when countries but together

want to get into art they just want to pick our pockets what's this going to cost germany germany is still a fundamentally european country but they haven't been you know almost the need to renew their vows and just rhetorical bring in bring a bit of courage in there let's see what this new face as you put it what's behind this new face and whether in fact she is the leader who can help germany to read you its vows let's take a look. state prime minister c.d.u. general secretary and now the c.p.u. party leader. on a great problem current power has had a remarkable career she's considered a political moderate and a team player. that. she was on the americans preferred candidate. but she is by no means a miracle clone. she comes from western germany american comes from the east. she's catholic america has protestant. and she has three children america has not. compound our differs with america won several points of policy a party leader favors a tougher stand on immigration. she's opposed to same sex marriage and is considering reintroducing military conscription she says germany shoul

and germany was taken aback by an unusually long dry hot summer. effects of climate change are in plain sight everywhere you look. but we're still emitting carbon dancer's like there is no tomorrow. experts warn that if we continue on like this global temperatures could increase by three to five degrees by the end of the century the result would be drastically elevated sea levels to rancho floods extreme droughts and millions of climate refugees. for many people regions even countries these already of life or death. will governments take action now. will have local leaders failed to convince the public that something can be done to halt global warming patron if i can ask you a question why is there not more of a public pushback against the government's failure to create some kind of action that we could call meaningful disappoint i actually have the feeling that the an ease of people is growing if you look at germany we had a huge them and demonstration against against coal mines just recently fifty thousand people which is not a billion or a milli

they move on to germany. remember that in september twenty fifth dean viktor orban had the refugees in hungary. past to the austrian border. the twenty thousand who arrived in munich the first weekend of being in hungary. this game is still going on. mr canal so i always wind up you know you interview with three unfinished sentences i start a sentence and ask you to complete it. more immigration is good for europe because . i'm not sure if immigration is orderly then it's good for europe but we need the support of the population. to give it dangerous attempts by africans to cross the mediterranean into europe could be stopped if. if we could send those who come to us and don't need protection back to their countries of origin swiftly and in the interests of those countries they wouldn't attend the journey. back to refugees now being drafted is not the migration compact the future of compact should consider that. already signed very very many agreements but the challenge is not to lay down more standards but t

these are some of germany's last coal miners. many of them have given decades of their lives to the job in four shifts a day twelve hundred meters deep shifting thousands of tonnes of bituminous coal sitting in a no blue better known as city can clearly remember the first time he went down in a pit cage thirty years ago. the first time i did it i was still an apprentice so the training supervisor was there you learn where the escape routes were in case something happened but it was still overwhelming. even. the prosper. was once highly productive now it's the site of a massive sell off everything is being dismantled and sent back over ground most of the machines here will be sold on to turkey or china it is not feeling a bit melancholic because we're the last of our kind this job on exist anymore. always will be. used to mining coal for years now but it's difficult. to finish mining one coal field i know that in two weeks we move on to mining the next one. but those days are over a probe it's winding down everywhere it's not herd

the islam doesn't belong to germany but certainly muslims belong to germany and all over the position of the f.t. is that we certainly want to help people young who are looking for asylum because we think yes we have to help people but there must be a reason for solving religious reasons political reasons other reasons but more to me i expect or what we are seeing in germany and in europe is that we have migration because of of economic reasons mr president islam orders opened we opened to borders with out control issues in every funny could join us everybody could join germany without being in control and this led to a situation this led to a situation that we have people in germany which have three fifteen or twenty identities are not around so this means little this means schools do you remember the nazi free we never we never never we. said that we want to have islam free schools what we sent you did you put it on your do a letter. we say school we say nothing else but what the australians say you like oh i know lots of our. free our country our rules don't don't think i don't don

tries to suggest something everyone else will say oh does germany we're not going to be bullied by germany but you don't need to come up in a sort of project but to give a signal is what you're was prepared to do because in the euro crisis all we've heard is what germany isn't prepared to do and i'm slightly worried that the european debate in germany has been slightly poisoned by all they just want to get into art they just want to pick our pockets what's this going to cost germany germany is still a fundamentally european country but they haven't been you know almost the need to renew their vows and just rhetorical e bring in bring a bit of courage in there let's see what this new face as you put it what's behind this new face and whether in fact she is the leader who could help germany to read you its vows let's take a look. state prime minister c.p.u. general secretary and now the seaview party leader. on a great crop of current power has had a remarkable career she's considered a political moderate and a team player. and. she was on the america's preferred candidate. course she is by

for germany's defense. steep side open there are not too will view the days when we would say to nato and the us so whoever sends the materials and the people and we as germany look on from outside or do little things those days are over. we have to take more responsibility for security and that also means spending more money for it. and it could come come by our big staked out where they stand another party gets to choose and it's conference on friday where every place is anglo-american now as party chair may replace as chancellor candidate in future elections until then the two will have to work together. so there they are the three candidates who are trying to take over from chancellor merkel hoping to be elected to the party leadership tell us what or the main differences between these three candidates what really gives them their profiles i think of years of broad what's important to know is that in terms of foreign policy cetera they don't defend that but they do differ when it comes to the style of p

you know that's a kid and another big topic so germany is the germany of many small companies small and medium sized enterprise and what we see as a platform economy is that companies tend to be very large and you know all the speak american companies who dominates the market these are platform companies and so we see a shift in the kind of in the industry and. also here again we see some platforms emerging in germany in particular b. to be plucked from some platforms between business to business in that area but you know the race is on so we will see how that develops now they say digital prosperity for everyone is possible what will that look like. actually i fully agree we have many opportunities and if you want example i rent my my flat to foreigners which i've never seen before and i would have done that ten years ago but nobody sees people you know they have been to other flats and you know they come to me because they realize that i rented my flat the ready to separate people so what we have done is set in a none of us market says trust in anonymous markets so new markets are app

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. >> because of world war i and germany losing world war i, germany was in a state of chaos and as a result, there was political unrest. there was revolution. >> you've got a bunch of young men who don't have jobs and they feel like they were betrayed by their country and there's this is violence in the streets. they start forming these organizations that are eventually morph into the nazis. >> oppress stiv government regime asks across europe gained traction bill blaming outsiders, immigrants and jews for the post-war economic and political crisis. in 1922, bonito moussalini leads the nationalist party to a victory in italy. while hitler and the nazis rise to power in germ. >> new pope piusxi is faced with unprecedented unrest. >> and piusxi was an interesting pope. a diplomat, very experienced in international politics -- and he saw the ebola of naziism. >> the nazi party stands firmly as anti-religion putting jews and catholics in their crosshairs. alarmed by what he sees happening in nazi germany, p sy us xi implores boat chelly to put his eyes and ears on the ground. >> they're

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person and from so what germany's priorities and what are the chances of their success. new york in the summer of two thousand and eighteen. germany's delegation to the united nations celebrates their country's election by a wide majority to the u.n. security council. to live up to this responsibility we don't want to shy away from difficult decisions we want to stand up and be counted. in the months that followed diplomats in berlin prepared extensively for that responsibility germany intends to put human rights climate change and women's affairs at the center of the agenda but it's clear that not everything can be planned the world is full of surprises. the security council. time to hold a meeting in berlin or think things over you have to be clear in advance how you want to position yourself we have to vote we have to say which side we're on the canon a look back april two thousand and eighteen france and britain fly aerial missions attacking troops of bashar al assad in syria germany approves of the action without taking direct part in it and ambiguous position how w

the central mosque in cologne is the largest in all of germany the mobs in germany come largely from turkey and are paid by the turkish religious organization the dia net the concept that each and mosques could be offered an alternative financing by germany appeals to many politicians in the government coalition. he saw that as a city i believe it's important that mosque associations in germany and islam are independent of foreign influence from currently the fact is that most of the money comes from foreign states and that's not good for our society or islam in germany to beat a few and so we can say that shift will fit in islamic towards it if the turkish community gives the plan a cautious welcome to interest groups i support the wish for independence in germany in all areas because here in germany if we have a federal constitution that covers all religions. but the structure of the muslim organizations in germany is more differentiated than that of the christian churches in order to implement a mandatory tax on all members it would first be necessary to centralize all muslim comm

then, what next for germany? the successor would be starting like all the others, france first, poland first, germany first. perhaps growing up in the 1950s and 19605 perhaps growing up in the 1950s and 1960s east germany, she had absorbed enough to reread ideology to last a lifetime. she is still remembered in her hometown where having been as shy, introverted character focusing on science, she only burst onto the blissful scene after the fall of the berlin wall. —— onto the political scene. 0utside her home village, there is a foundation for people with special needs and it is where the future mrs merkel‘s father worked and the family lived. coming here, you get quite an idea about how the young angela would have been goodish and psychologically because she was living in a christian, religious amenity, a charitable foundation within a communist state which regarded such religious entities as suspicious. therefore, she would have known from the outset that she had to be really careful about what she said i

germany is exploring the idea of a so-called tax it would be loosely based on the existing church tax which funds catholic and protestant churches in germany the idea is that levying a charge on practicing muslims here would make german mosques less dependent on for the actual support from a brawl. lawmakers from japanese ruling center left center right coalition want to end foreign financing of jam and mosques like this one to do that they're proposing a so-called mosque tux. he's a society i believe it's important that mosque associations in germany and islam are independent of foreign influence from currently the fact is that most of the money comes from foreign states and that's not good for our society or islam in germany to beat a few and sleekness a chef will fit in islam in georgetown towards the t.v. . the muslim council of germany is open to the idea based on the islamic teaching of giving for the needy to enjoy. for example you could indicate on your tax return which institution you want to pay this mosque tax to and if you sign up for it you can make the appropriate contri

one germany. a free germany. the proud german that is thankfully regained his rightful place among the living nations of the earth. when news of his death broke bush diplomatic contributions to german unity were at the forefront of many people's minds. on the sidelines of a g. twenty summit in argentina german chancellor angela merkel expressed her condolences as well as an apparent sentimentality for a different era in transatlantic relations and would call quentin's a home that cold could always rely on his ally in the white house during george h.w. bush's presidency we experienced reliability and strength in the german american relationship and we'll never forget this experience for. george bush legacy isn't viewed without controversy in germany many citizens were deeply opposed to his war on the gulf war that was co financed by their government . nevertheless most will remember have actual capus as a friend and a u.s. president who helped show what's possible when countries split together. and then as one of

met an iraqi who is eager to apply his skills in germany. is nervous he has to give a presentation to the whole team today the forty year old iraq he is an apprentice at an i.t. company and like most of his colleagues here ok fine she has only lived in germany for a few years you. see here from syria iran and iraq and they all came to germany as refugees and i knew that it was because of this is a great chance for me because it's difficult to get a job training position here. three years ago a request for asylum was denied his official status since then has been. what germany terms tolerated right to state this apprenticeship will give him a chance of staying longer the skills he's learning are in demand here there are eighty to one hundred thousand positions in the branch alone that cannot be filled due to lack of qualified workers. up until now the problem was if you get someone who is not european then there is a risk that they are not going to be able to stay at the end of the day you need a visa and what am i going to do if they don't g

and germany's top sellers around the world. they make up around one fifth of total exports machines chemicals and electronics also in high demand for gold. so pretty positive new figures within the studio now as our correspondent stephen beard stephen why are these numbers significant will get her there was actually a great article a few weeks earlier in one of the business dailies here that talked about how oriented german businesses are overseas excuse me and he said that four out of every five euros earned by germany's thirty dacs companies that is the biggest companies on the end of the dax come from overseas a four out of every five years that they earn in revenues so the german economy runs on exports is an export economy and so to see whether exports are going up or down is obviously what everyone here is watching best cers they're looking to see the way things are going global demand is what drives the german economy and with a lot of the challenges the that the global demand is facing right now the global economy is fa

in germany goes on to become chance that the party wins the national election isn't that correct. well if the bundestag votes and that needed a coalition last time around is not quite that clear but the convention within the conservative c.d.u. is to ever lead the party also has the vote to see themselves put forward as chancellor candidates the c.d.u. doesn't tend to split the two to the confessional you're hearing behind me that's just the chairmanship to making sure that no ballot remains uncounted that just chasing those last ballot papers here one thousand one delegates at eligible to vote nine hundred ninety nine votes cast last time around i daresay they will be a bit faster counting this time around but yes it is a very powerful position and it also creates potential tension if the chance or the current chancellor angela merkel and the party leaders don't see eye to eye on specific policies and that we heard from free today matt school so his proposal on a potential new way of securing pensions here in germany which includes buying says him of course being a deeding figure

germany's car industry has long been synonymous with quality. but the reputations of flagship companies like folks wagon became tarnished in the wakake of the diesel gate scandal. wide scale emissions cheating has contributed to high pollulution levelels in urban areas. german courts have started to impose bands on diesel cars in city centers. the transport sector accounts for some 20% of the country's carbon emissions a figure that is still rising. as one of germany's largest employers the car industry has long enjoyed a great deal of leeway. chancellllor a angle americl has also been reluctant to acquiesce to eat you white emissions targets and expensive retrofitting of manipulated vehicles. domestic automakers have also dropped the ball on investment in green vehicles of a total of forty six million vehicles on germany's roads just fifty four thousand are electric. often cited as the world's biggest polluter china has overtaken the competition. thanks in part to hefty e. mobility subsidies. by twenty twenty five electric vehicles are to make

and germany was taken aback by an unusually long dry hot summer. the effects of climate change are in plain sight everywhere you look. but we're still emitting carbon gases like there's no tomorrow. experts warn that if we continue on like this global temperatures could increase by three to five degrees by the end of the century the result would be drastically elevated sea levels to rancho floods extreme droughts and millions of climate refugees. for many people regions even pouncers this is already a matter of life or death. will governments take action now. we'll have global leaders failed to convince the public that something can be done to halt global warming patron if i can ask you a question why is there not more of a public pushback against the government's failure to create some kind of action that we could call meaningful disappoint i actually have the feeling that the an ease of people is growing if you look at germany we had a huge down the demonstration against against coal mines just recently fifty thousand people which is not a billio

within a year nearly a million refugees and asylum seekers were in germany. do you think that was right up to chance or. politics the question at any given moment is always what are the alternatives after many years of war in syria we had the worst refugee disaster on earth in turkey a neighbor of the e.u. . there were more refugees there than anywhere else and in twenty fourteen they started coming to greece and then through the balkans to germany. we could have responded earlier we should have offered turkey more assistance. but in twenty fifteen once the people were on the move the only question left was by what methods could we control and channel these people in keeping with our values and. in september twenty fifteen the chancellor said two very important things. one that germany would have nothing to do with treating them so badly that they wouldn't want to come to germany as many countries like hungry had done and two that we couldn't unload the problem on greece we needed a partner and agreements with greece and turkey that took a few months but it e

in germany it was most. we hate on behalf of our very specific and tragic past advantage that we didn't have a relevant right wing party in contrary to to all parts of europe to parts going on in sweden finland in their silence italy well wherever you like now seventy years seventy years after of after the creation of the federal republic of germany it seems that insists regard we also become a move towards something like a european normality i don't like it i don't like it but it's a matter of fact that immigration gave them the foothold didn't it your part in all immigration if you look at the policies allowed them to press the fear button in the beginning it was it was not the immigration it was so you have a peer integration which was patterned to create this party called the look the cologne institute of economic. people are united by a general sense of unease about the future of the country sixty nine percent lament the negative consequences of immigration that's what you know. if you ask the voters of

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germany germany against the netherlands a special one for coach you can learn it's no book this in dublin smiles nervously after all it was the dutch relegated germany in the nation's league last month if i mean that when you go to get my heart and i'm looking forward to playing against a strong opponent i think that's a good enough incentive for us. to know each other very very well see if you play germany you're never the fray for it because they have a big big history and they showed us the last time that they will come back. isn't taking germany's other opponents lightly either take for example northern ireland a fost improving national side the top two teams in each group will qualify for the tournament finals and stefania and by the roots round out the rest of the group to largely unknown for germany it was a matter of course we need to do our homework in the weeks to come not late these teams before. we can join the qualifying matches will take place between march and november next year two games against the netherlands are sure to be the trickiest of the bunch the rest on paper sh

they move on to germany. remember that in september twenty fifth dean viktor orban had the refugees in hungary past it. the austrian border. the twenty thousand who arrived in munich the first weekend of being in hungary. this game is still going on that. acknowledges mr cannot always wind up that you know you interview with three unfinished sentences i start a sentence and ask you to complete it. more immigration is good for europe because . i'm not sure if immigration is orderly then it's good for europe but we need the support of the population. to give it dangerous attempts by africans to cross the mediterranean to europe could be stopped if. if we could send those who come to us and don't need protection back to their countries of origin swiftly and in the interests of those countries they wouldn't attempt the journey. back to refugees now being drafted is not the migration compact the future compact should consider that. already signed very very many agreements but the challenge is not to lay down more

one germany. a free germany a proud germany that is thankfully regained its rightful place among the leading nations on the earth. when news of his death broke bush diplomatic contributions to german unity were at the forefront of many people's minds. on the sidelines of a g. twenty summit in argentina german chancellor angela merkel expressed her condolences as well as an apparent sentimentality for a different era in transatlantic relations and would call quentin's a home that cold could always rely on his ally in the white house during george h.w. bush's presidency we experienced reliability and strength in the german american relationship and we'll never forget this experience you forget. george bush legacy isn't viewed without controversy in germany many citizens were deeply opposed to his war on the gulf war that was co financed by their government . nevertheless most will remember that will keep us as a friend and as a us president who helped show what's possible when countries slept togeth

for germany alone, for the country of germany alone is over 300,000. an issue in every year except for one they weren't. table wenteractive tell the stories of nine individuals that were trying to make it out of nazi controlled europe and the americans trying to sponsor them. thise trying to show how restrictive immigration system influences real people. story of how an frank's father tries to make his way getting visas for his wife and two daughters. this story is an interesting one that shows both the limits or the challenges of people trying to immigrate. her father passed away already. she has no siblings. hermother decides to send under the care of german jewish children's aid alone as an unaccompanied child to the united states. in see her and her mother hrs from a museum's collection that her and her mother had made. she has to collect paperwork. she is forced by the nazis, as all were to make a more identifiable as jews. she collect her passport where she is listed as stateless. shields medley makes it on a family in the free landers. you see h