prime minister or a strong scent a leak in london make nights claims that merkel told johnson his plans to leave the e.u. will not work but did she will analyze the story. and one of germany's greatest football players announces his retirement from the game but to try and strike it is hanging up his boots off for a long career that included $800.00 league titles with by munich and a world cup championship. i'm having a humphrey glad you could join me thousands of indigenous people have converged on ecuador capital cater to join anti-government protests clashes with security forces led president anymore to you know to move his administration out of the capital he has also imposed an overnight curfew off to. he has stormed the congress building ecuador has seen 6 days of nationwide protests following cuts to fuel subsidies and other austerity measures. the. these are tactics that have toppled governments in ecuador before thousands of anti austerity demonstrators flooded the capital quito they're angry over a government decision to end fuel subsidies to reduce the country's deficit leadin

between angela merkel and borisjohnson this morning. it is looking like the only way angela merkel is saying to get a deal... this isn‘t about a stupid blame game is what donald tusk has said, tweeting boris johnson directly. just hearing that the irish foreign minister has tweeted to say... there is that tweet. brussels, there has been no official reaction other than that tweet from donald tusk but the behind—the—scenes briefing from brussels is that the language that has been put out there by the conversation by downing street is not representative of the position of the eu 27 countries. let‘s see how this boils down with norman smith who has more reaction. the bottom line is that it is hard to point to a conclusion that the negotiations are over in the wake of what seems to be a very difficult conversation between borisjohnson and the german chancellor, coming after the point by point rebuttal and his position with the eu. coming after a difficult conversation with macron on sunday, now we have the backlash from figures in th

halt its offensive in northern syria merkel made a demand in a phone call with turkish president red chip type added one on sunday as according to a german government spokesperson now it comes a day off to germany announced it would stop on's exports to turkey but the fighting rages on and is driving thousands of people from their homes. safe at last sheltering in a school classroom and. when the 1st bombs found see home is mild took her 2 children. and fled their border town home leaving all their possessions behind the pregnant mother has no idea what the future holds. why doesn't anyone help us our children will suffer and what agree supposed to do where are we supposed to go help us if just for the children it's a slog and all. more than 200 people are sheltering in the school about 5 to a classroom food and water are scarce medical supplies to you and yet conditions here are better than for their friends and relatives still in pain videos purported to originate that show a desperate situation. was. all of us have since yesterday been bombing without interruption entering houses

well, there is bad news for german chancellor merkel party -- merkel's party. most of its voters lost went to the far right afd party. reporter: the left party had a lot to celebrate, with the state premier. the party took first place and is set to continue in government, but they were not the only one celebrating. the far-right afd doubled its results from five years ago. but for the parties that make up the ruling coalition in berlin, strained smiles where the order of the day. chancellor angela merkel tried to put a good face on it, but the disappointment with the formally marginalized parties was clear. >> the polarization with the far and centerleft linking up with the greens on one side and the far-right in an extreme form headed by the lead candidate has really increased and struck us hard. >> if all of the parties in the political center, the greens, the social democrats, and us are so clearly losing public confidence while the margins have grown so strong, then a lot hahas changed. the cenenter no longer has the majority, and that is completely unprece

a source at number 10 says angela merkel made clear that a brexit deal was overwhelmingly unlikely unless northern ireland remained in the customs union indefinitely. there was an angry response from brussels as the eu's top official, donald tusk, warned borisjohnson not to become engaged in what he called a "stupid blame game". 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports. there is nothing about this process, nothing about this government, that takes steps in the usual ways. are the brexit talks close to collapse? early this morning, before the cabinet arrived for their weekly meeting, the prime minister spoke to angela merkel for half an hour. number ten sources told me she said a brexit deal is overwhelmingly unlikely. have we reached the end of the road with getting a deal? after the call, without discussion in cabinet, downing street's unofficial conclusion, the talks are close to breaking down. good morning, how are you? not at all, going very well. brussels tend to do the deal is when things go down to the wire, that has always been the way, the offer is there, it is up to them to

adopted by the un member states and of course that will be the overlying topic today in brussels and merkel is certainly addressed that in her policy speech today in parliament ok in the hard border meaning no border controls between northern ireland and the republic there are some other big issues as well what are they of course the german chancellor will address in her policy address probably but also we'll talk with you haven't you member states at the summit in brussels about 3 send turkey military action in syria sabbat us a big topic the foreign council of the you has just this week said it condemns the action of turkey and of course there's now the question if the you will formally adopt sanctions towards turkey now there's a big. discord within the u. member states france wants to push for sanctions but other countries don't germany has already has sanctions in place doesn't germany just impose them germany has puts not sanctions per se but kind of economic measures in place to kind of condemn the actions and so far those on the weapons sales to to turkey as well yes but no formal s

this race is coming too soon the most important thing is for merkel before the end of her term to get a hold on the country to make the security services aware of this problem and to ensure that society can push back against anti semitism. for chancellor merkel remembering the holocaust and showing solidarity with israel are a matter of fundamental government ethics she made this clear in an address to the israeli parliament early in her tenure either going to every government and every chancellor of the federal republic of germany before me was aware of our historical responsibility to help protect israel. their surprise honors those who have actively taken part in helping the world be a safer place for jews. but for chancellor merkel this has never meant she would avoid political disagreements with the israeli prime minister. well ahead of today's ceremony is frank hoffman had the chance to talk with the president of the world jewish congress ronald. slaughter you're going to present a theory has a price to chance for a miracle today why you doing so what are your intentions 1st of

first to a call between angela merkel and boris johnson this morning. after it downing street briefed that a deal was now "essentially impossible". here's norman smith. number ten are saying it was "a challenging conversation" it was a clarifying moment, and the problem is basically this, it seems mrs merkel has told borisjohnson that northern ireland will have to remain in a customs union to avoid friction, the possibility of a hard border between northern ireland and the rest of ireland. that, for borisjohnson, is a no—no. number ten says that means no—deal, a deal is not only not going to happen now, it's never going to happen. look at this. bruno waterfield writes for the times in brussels... telling us... questions there about the veracity of what downing street is briefing. and then we have this from the european union. donald tusk, president of the european council tweeting boris johnson directly saying... "quo vadis" means "where are you going". to get germany's account of the phone call, i've been speaking to damian mcguinness is in berlin.

especially when it comes to foreign policy especially comes the military policy not only angela merkel but germany as a country does not tell other countries what to do given its history of occupying other countries and yet this phone call and yet this phone call so this is incredible and on top of that the threat that germany faces of from turkey of the refugees that turkey is keeping there is part of the e.u. turkey deal and that i'm going to call still makes this phone call despite the risks the political and just p.r. risks how it looks is really can't be understated and we should mention apparently this phone call was requested by ed on himself but but merkel saying these things on the phone call now before that phone call germany and other countries had also announced that they would halt and weapons exports to turkey here's how president responded today take a listen. despite the fact that we've been saying this for months. there are those who threaten economic sanctions and embargos. those who think it will turn away from its power have been mistaken and mistaken. william the n

today borisjohnson spoke to angela merkel. and soon after a number ten source briefed journalists that the german chancellor had told the prime minister a deal based on his newest proposals was ‘overwhelmingly unlikely". berlin has pushed back strongly, saying that angela merkel has always been clear she would work until the last moment for a deal. in the commons this afternoon the government was accused of intentionally sobataging the talks. but the cabinet secretary michael gove, said the proposal was fair, and reasonable, and it was time to end the brexit charade. we in this government have compromised, we in this government are showing flexibility, we in this government seek to leave without a deal. but faced with the delaying, disruptive and denying tactics of the opposition we say on behalf of the 17.4 million, enough, enough, enough. we need to leave. talks with the eu are collapsing as we speak. the proposals the government put forward last week were never going to work. and instead of reacting to challenge by adapti

welcome to your business asia a monica jones in berlin good to have you with us chancellor angela merkel says germany will make relations with china a key issue during its 2020 presidency she says europe needs a unified policy on china the world's 2nd biggest economy it's also germany's largest trading partner a crucial market for its cost of machinery brussels has taken a tougher line on beijing of late describing it is a strategic competitor germany takes over the rotating 6 months your presidency in the 2nd half of next year. for more let's cross over to our financial market correspondent all of ours are standing by for us in front furred all in how the former economy minister of germany said the difference between europe and china was that china has a plan is germany now trying to catch up here. i think so angela merkel sounds like she at least has the idea of a plan and she wants to tackle that when she takes on the presidency as of july 2020 and the time is right the partner u.s. is involved in a trade conflict with china and it's threatening europe as well there's a w t o's spat o

slaughter you're going to present the theory has surprised chancellor merkel today why are you doing so what are your intentions 1st of all chancellor merkel has been wonderful to the jewish people in germany and she's always been a strong supporter of the state of israel and for that she is receiving the fear of her surprise which is the major priorities. in the jewish world in the same time that w. chasey has just presented a study in your study about the rise of anti-semitism again in germany yourself you are writing an op ed just recently pointing out the findings what's your explanation to them well there's 2 parts of this explanation 1st of all there's always been anti-semitism in germany but between after. 945 to almost 1980 s. was here. today a recent survey we found out really people's feelings 27 percent of people said they have strong. feelings about the jewish people and it's a major surgery and. the question becomes what happened why there was there but why do people feel the way they do and that's one of the things we're talking about today what's the explanation may pr

party chancellor angela merkel's party came in behind the a.f.p. and 3rd place. but isn't it all worked out for the it's a better day for the she do you in 3 and a better day for the c.d.u. in germany we fight together we win together and just like today we also lose together for the envy of. mark moring cd used to rinse your leader has already ruled out the idea of forming a coalition with the far right all the far left this means forming a regional government will most likely be extremely complicated task. w.'s on your car who is in error for this analysis of today's vote the big winner of the night is the age of 50 the far right populace have doubled their results after campaigning massively in the state of the ranger with a very controversial top candidate beer on her who was campaigning basically on a daily basis here with very very harsh anti in my grand positions and apparently that attracted a lot of voters now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world voters in columbus capital bogota have elected a woman as mayor for th

for just this race is coming too soon the most important thing is for merkel before the end of her term to get a hold on the country and to make the security services aware of this problem and to ensure that society can push back against anti semitism and fear for chancellor merkel remembering the holocaust and showing solidarity with israel are a matter of fundamental government ethics she made this clear in an address to the israeli parliament early in her tenure it a bonus every government and every chancellor of the federal republic of germany before me was aware of our historical responsibility to help protect israel that their surprise honors those who have actively taken part in helping the world be a safer place for jews. but for chancellor merkel this has never meant she would avoid political disagreements with the israeli prime minister. well ahead of today's ceremony. frank hoffman had the chance to talk with the president of the world jewish congress ronald well. you're going to present a theory has a price to chance for medical today why are you doing so what are your inten

who was in the room also sees merkel's leadership qualities limited by her lack of political space. we all see how calm she is not a face of adversity but she isn't free to act to shout with like. fight. having to share the government benches with the social democrat s.p.d. party appears to be keeping germany from taking more of a european lead key merkel advisors say the demand for german leadership is not being met. that should be our role of politics look slightly different not only in this country do we have a coalition so we always need to find compromises the opposition is less diplomatic we have a huge lack of leadership and lack of initiatives coming from germany what we see is a government in this country which is. which is that there are tired stability and compromise have been the hallmarks of merkel's policy architecture for just over 14 years that formula alone may no longer be working for just anglo-american my belief that from the outside and under merkel is already being regarded as a kind of lame duck because ends at the end phase of her term and has little left tha

who was in the room also sees merkel's leadership qualities limited by her lack of political space. we all see how calm she is not a face of adversity but she isn't free to act to shout with like. fight. having to share the government benches with the social democrat s.p.d. party appears to be keeping germany from taking more of a european lead key merkel advisors say the demand for german leadership is not being met. that should be our role. politics look slightly different not only in this country do we have a coalition so we always need to find compromises the opposition is less diplomatic we have a huge lack of leadership and lack of initiatives coming from germany what we see is a government in this country which is. which is that there are tired stability and compromise have been the hallmarks of merkel's policy architecture for just over 14 years that formula alone may no longer be working. with us and america my belief that from the outside and under merkel is already being regarded as a kind of lame duck and to the end face of her term and has little left that she can shape

for this race is coming too soon the most important thing is for merkel before the end of her term to get a hold on the country and to make the security services aware of this problem and to ensure that society can push back against anti semitism thank you for chancellor merkel remembering the holocaust and showing solidarity with israel are a matter of fundamental government ethics she made this clear in an address to the israeli parliament early in her tenure either going to every government and every chancellor of the federal republic of germany before me was aware of our historical responsibility to help protect israel that they had surprise honors those who have actively taken part in helping the world be a safer place for jews. but for chancellor merkel this has never meant she would avoid political disagreements with the israeli prime minister. well ahead of today's ceremony frank hoffman had the chance to talk with the president of the world jewish congress ronald well. you're going to present a theory has a price to chance for medical today why you doing so what are your inte

reform or so coming up turkey pushes on with its offensive in northern syria german chancellor angela merkel tells the turkey's president the assault must stop as mediately a syrian government troops get set to deploy along the border. at times the united base rips across japan and rescue efforts are in full force as large areas of the country face record rains flooding and landslides leaving thousands without power and with. my head on the humphrey glad you could join me we start in poland where exit polls suggest that right wing nationalist have clinched a 2nd term in power in sunday's sunday's parliamentary election now remains to be seen whether the lauren justice party will gain enough votes to govern the nation alone or if it will have to form a coalition about it was held amid concerns within the e.u. of the party's commitment to a future democratic system opposition party say that the outgoing government has undermined the independence of the huge issue in media as well as making poland less welcoming to us. minorities and the l g b t community. well here is the law and justice party

who was in the room also sees merkel's leadership qualities limited by her lack of political space. we all see how calm she is not a face of adversity but she isn't free to act to shout with like. fight. having to share the government benches with the social democrat s.p.d. party appears to be keeping germany from taking more of a european lead key merkel advisors say the demand for german leadership is not being met. that should be our role of politics look slightly different not only in this country do we have a coalition so we always need to find compromises the opposition is less diplomatic we have a huge lack of leadership and lack of initiatives coming from germany what we see is a government in this country which is. which is down there are tired of stability and compromise have been the hallmarks of merkel's policy architecture for just over 14 years that formula alone may no longer be working physically i would just anglo-american my belief that from the outside and under merkel is already being regarded as a kind of lame duck because enter the end phase of her term and has

who was in the room also sees merkel's leadership qualities limited by her lack of political space. we all see how calm she is not a face of adversity but she isn't free to act to shout with like. fight. having to share the government benches with the social democrat s.p.d. party appears to be keeping germany from taking more of a european lead key merkel advisors say the demand for german leadership is not being met. that should be our role. politics look slightly different not only in this country do we have a coalition so we always need to find compromises the opposition is less diplomatic we have a huge lack of leadership lack of initiatives coming from germany what we see is a government in this country which is. which is done there are tired stability and compromise have been the hallmarks of merkel's policy architect for just over 14 years that formula alone may no longer be working. under american my belief that from the outside is already being regarded as a kind of lame duck who has entered the end phase of her term and has little left that she can shape. i'm going to marc

and to make sure that there is an orderly breck's it but no bottle it again who is an ally of merkel and he is chairman of the german foreign affairs committee tweeted that is no new german position on brics it frankly a deal on the basis of johnson's proposals and till october the 31st has been unrealistic from the beginning and yet the e.u. has been willing to engage blaming others for the current situation is not fair play and many people in brussels seem to believe that this is all part of a blame game let's just take a look at this angry tweet from the e.u. council president donald tersely. he tweeted boris johnson directly and said what's at stake is not to winning some stupid to blame game at stake is the future of europe and the u.k. as well as the security and interests of all people you don't want to do you don't want an extension you don't want to revoke quo vadis which means where are you going you know there are many in particularly brics it is in the u.k. who think this is another example of europe doing everything to stop the u.k. from brick sitting and we have to look

no comment from chancellor merkel she kept quiet on the subject later today to meeting in berlin with david's a soli the president of the e.u. parliament but the british government is making a big deal out of the phone call essentially saying if this is the new e.u. position then in principle an agreement would be impossible that would make johnson's rush to present new proposal was a waste of time the e.u. remained unconvinced that they would do away with the need for border controls between northern ireland and e.u. member state island and in that case brussels couldn't do without the so-called backstop and a customs union with northern ireland sali travelled to london on tuesday afternoon after meeting with boris johnson he said no progress had been made. there are 2 alternatives to a deal of this juncture extension or no deal. after solis departure boris johnson told parliament he still wants a deal giving the impression that the 2 sides are living in different universes while our correspondent in london back at mass has more about boris johnson's efforts to renegotiate a break th

prime minister boris johnson a leak in london ignited claims that merkel told johnson his plans to leave the e.u. will not work is that what she really said last a resident the right sit analyst also coming out. ecuador's the president his government out of the capital of his massive protests against cuts to fuel subsidies. and ahead of germany's match against argentina on thursday there's a new kid on the block. list of all schmidt says hit a hot streak in the in this league of this season which could see him make his very 1st appearance for it you'll walk softly. it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with a question did germany's chancellor really tell britain's prime minister that a break sit deal probably won't happen well that's what a source close to boris johnson told british media today following a phone call this morning between the prime minister and german chancellor angela merkel and the leak prompted e.u. council president to warn johnson that breaks it should not become a blame game now the u.k. is due to leave the european union at the end of this month. $23.00 da

angela merkel. simon coveney, you can see the response as well from the irish foreign minister responding to the donald tusk tweet saying it is hard to disagree, and donald tusk has always been at key points in the whole brexit saga, the person from the eu site who speaks bluntly. who speaks his mind. he has done that on the back of the phone call between angela merkel and borisjohnson. and the eu frustrated by what was said about that call. angela merkel is a careful, cautious politician who has tried to keep the brexit talks on the go. she has conceded what she calls serious compromises with theresa may. i think the readout that was coming from the uk side... the talk of being willing to veto the good friday agreement, essentially saying a deal was impossible now, that didn't sound right. reflecting frustration from the eu side, they want a deal and specifically to protect the good friday agreement and the peace process and the talks are still going on here as well. so the eu absolutely clear it w

party chancellor angela merkel's party came in behind the f.t. and 3rd place. by design be top dog for the it's a better day for the she do you in 3 and a better day for the c.d.u. in germany we fight together we win together and just like today we also lose together for the envy of. mike mortaring city used to renji a leader has already ruled out the idea of forming a coalition with the far right all the far left this means forming a regional government will most likely be an extremely complicated task. and we can take you now to effort to do so because i knew who is in the state capital i knew how divided is the state well at least the state looks faces an uncertain future because as we just heard forming a stable coalition government here will be really hard as the left party which is now the strongest force in the federal parliament is currently in a coalition government with the social democrats the s.p.d. and the greens but both parties are not strong enough to form this coalition once more so the left party will have to look out for new or more coalition

this race is coming too soon the most important thing is for merkel before the end of her term to get a hold on the country and to make the security services aware of this problem and to ensure that society can push back against anti semitism and fear for chancellor merkel remembering the holocaust and showing solidarity with israel are a matter of fundamental government ethics she made this clear in an address to the israeli parliament early in her tenure either going to every government and every chancellor of the federal republic of germany before me was aware of our historical responsibility to help protect israel that they had surprise honors those who have actively taken part in helping the world be a safer place for jews. but for chancellor merkel this has never meant she would avoid political disagreements with the israeli prime minister. and so his award ceremony in munich will be watched by d.w. corresponds to frank hoffman welcome frank tell us about the go ahead surprise and its significance. well it's one of the most prestigious and most important prizes in awards in the

demonstrators clashed with security forces also coming up after a phone call between german chancellor angela merkel and u.k. prime minister boris johnson and the kid in london ignites claims that machall told johnson his plan to leave the e.u. will not work but ditching will analyze the story. plus european interior ministers have failed to agree a scheme to fast track the processing and distribution of migrants rescued from the mediterranean to germany france italy a multiple one to morrow in new countries to share the burden of resettling refugees news. i'm eleanor hall free glad you could join me thousands of indigenous people have converged on equity capital quito to join anti-government protests clashes with security forces led the president to move his administration out of the capital as some demonstrate his storms the congress building well ecuador has seen 6 days of nationwide protests following cuts to fuel subsidies and other austerity measures. these are tactics that have toppled governments in ecuador before thousands of anti austerity demonstrators flooded the capital quito there angr

turkey pushes on with its offensive in northern syria german chancellor angela merkel tells turkey's president the assault must assault and meets must stop immediately. from heaven on free glad you could join me we saw aid poland now where polls are closed off the nation's parliamentary election on sunday turnout was high as people voted on whether to give the right twin nationalists lauren just as part of a man and a home for a glad you could join me we start in poland where exit polls suggest that the right way nationalists have clinched a 2nd term in power in sunday's parliamentary election and now remains to be seen whether the norn justice party gains enough votes to govern the nation alone or whether it will have to form a coalition the ballot was held amid concerns within the e.u. over the party's commitment to. future democratic system opposition party say that the outgoing government has undermined the independence of its judiciary and media as well as making opponent less welcoming to ethnic minorities on the l g b t community. i want to talk more about this now i'm joined

who was in the room also sees merkel's leadership qualities limited by her lack of political space. we all see how calm she is not a face of adversity but she isn't free to act to shout with like. fight. having to share the government benches with the social democrat s.p.d. party appears to be keeping germany from taking more of a european lead key merkel advisors say the demand for german leadership is not being met. that should be our role. politics look slightly different not only in this country do we have a coalition so we always need to find compromises the opposition is less diplomatic we have a huge lack of leadership and lack of initiatives coming from germany what we see is a government in this country which is. which is done there are tired stability and compromise have been the hallmarks of merkel's policy architecture for just over 14 years that formula alone may no longer be working flow with us and america my belief that from the outside and under merkel is already being regarded as a kind of lame duck who has entered the end phase of her term and has little left that

but for chancellor merkel this has never meant she would avoid political disagreements with the israeli prime minister. well ahead of today's ceremony is frank hoffman had the chance to talk with the president of the world jewish congress ronald well. you're going to present a theory has a price to chance for medical today why are you doing so what are your intentions 1st of all chancellor merkel has been wonderful to the jewish people in germany and she's always been a strong supporter of the state of israel and for that she is receiving the theory of her surprise which is the major prize. in the jewish world in the same time that w.j.c. has just presented a study and your study about the rise of and has semitism again in germany yourself you are writing an op ed just recently pointing out the findings what's your explanation to them well there's 2 parts of this explanation 1st of all there's always been anti-semitism in germany but between. 945 to almost 1980 s. it was here. today a recent survey we found out really people's feelings 27 percent of people said they have strong anti-sem

the prime minister spoke to angela merkel this morning. number ten says she dismissed the latest plans, but, this afternoon, michael gove said it‘s up to brussels. and in setting out these proposals, we‘ve moved. it is now time for the eu to move, too. if it does, then there is still every chance that you can leave with a new deal. the stark reality is that the government put forward proposals that were designed to fail and it still won't take responsibility for own actions. there‘s been an angry reaction from brussels.

ramping up their bombardment of kurdish militia the death toll is rising and german chancellor angela merkel tells turkey's president the assault must stop immediately also coming up the people of poland elect a new parliament today in the wake of controversial justice reforms we meet the judges being targeted for criticizing the ruling party. plus typhoon haggard basically rips across japan rescue efforts are in full force as large areas of the country face record rains flooding and landslides leaving thousands without power all the more so. i'm headed home for a glad you could join me german chancellor angela merkel has told turkey to and mediately halt its offensive in northern syria merkel made a demand in a phone call with turkish president type at a one on sunday that's according to a german government spokesperson now it comes a day after germany announced it would stop arms exports to turkey but the fighting rages on in this driving thousands of people from their homes. safe at last sheltering in a school classroom in a hostile fire when the 1st bomb was found see her. is mile took h

merkel told johnson his pledge leave the eu will not work. the chief ava? we will ask our brexit analyst. also, charges are being brought against the man s suspected of hijajacking a trucuck and crashg it i into a line of f cars heren germany. police a are now looking for a motive. we will bring you an update. the nonobel prize for p physicss been annoued. a trio of s space reseaearcherss fofor the c contributionsns to e ununderstandg ofof how the univiverse has evolved and of te place that earth has in all of it. ahead of germany's match against argentina on thursday, there is a new kid on the block. he has had a hot streak this season which could see him make his first appearance for the team. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. we start with the question, what did she say? did angela merkel really tell boris johnson that a brexit deal probably will happen? that is what a source close to boris johnson has told the british media following a phone call the story between the two.

party chancellor angela merkel's party came in behind the a.f.p. and 3rd place. but isn't it a lot dog food it's a bitter day for the c.d.u. in 3 and a bitter day for the c.d.u. in germany we fight together we win together and just like today we also lose together. mike moldering cd used to rinse gelida has already ruled out the idea of forming a coalition with either of the far right all the far left this means forming a regional government will most likely be an extremely complicated task. to say america is being honored for fighting anti-semitism in germany the world jewish congress is awarding her with the theodore hartsell prize less than a month after a fatal attack on a synagogue in east germany. unmarriable stands in front of a jewish synagogue in germany this is a matter of the heart following the attack on another synagogue in holland 3 weeks ago she spontaneously showed her solidarity in front of a jewish temple in berlin her message was clear. i said this yesterday in front of the new synagogue and i will repeat it here isn't we are happy to have each

accuses britain of launching a stupid blame game after a call between germany's chancellor angela merkel and u.k. prime minister boris johnson a source says that merkel told johnson his plan to leave the easier it was overwhelmingly unlikely or did she brags that alex has the story. and turkey says it's completed preparations for an offensive against syria's kurds a surprise move by the u.s. to pull troops from northern syria has plunged the security situation into turmoil plus the nobel prize for physics has announced a trio of space researchers women for their contributions to understanding how our universe evolves and what the earth's places and it is. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program in germany police are investigating after a man rammed a stolen truck into a line of cars injuring 9 people the incident happening in the town of limburg in the west of the. police quickly detained the truck's driver a syrian national was lived in germany since 2015 the motive behind the incident is still unclear. this is the track that dreamt into several cars in the western german city of lim boo

this idea with merkel and that she's put it to germany's western allies here as part of what she had to say my own flesh is this. my recommendation is that we establish an internationally controlled securities are in in cooperation with taki and russia. and. this security czar and would seek to resume the fight against terror and against isis which currently has come to a standstill. moment to touch them and even the calling is. it would also ensure that we stabilize the region and say that rebuilding civilly in life is once again possible to. say that there is who have fled can also return voluntarily. our let's bring in our chief political correspondent linda crane she's on the story for us tonight good evening to you melinda so take a kid what exactly is she hoping to achieve with this proposal. well i think 2 things 1st in terms of defense and security policy she said very clearly look europe has to start stop talking and start acting she essentially said we have to get out of the position of being a bystander and really start to initiate action and i think that comes against the

coming to you live from berlin germany celebrates the day of german reunification chancellor angela merkel recognizes true unity still has a way to go to 9 years of the tournament reunification it also means being aware of the fact that many eastern germans have said they feel like 2nd class citizens. originally from east germany has self good magical have done more to bridge the divide also on the program. failing to put an end to scenes like these hong kong loses rules governing the use of force by police and made than face mask to get an update from our correspondent on pro-democracy protests in hong kong. and british prime minister boris johnson tells politicians mildred's the plan is a last chance to get a deal it's now under debate because. i don't work and i'm with that shima today is german reunification day 29 years ago east and west germany way reunited after decades of hostile division during the cold war the official commemoration said but is a set of place in the northern port city of keen german president front but a steinmeyer and a transplanted american took part along with

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can imagine angela merkel, at home in front of the telly! one more, here we go. it fades in. winne david davis djing this, don't we? it would be so great for us if you gave us another press. david davis on the decks, that would be super. we're going to do a brexitcast music mix on bbc it sounds, so we're looking for songs to put on the list. to which of these should we choose?” to put on the list. to which of these should we choose? i don't think it should be my decision.” say backstop, but perhaps we should have a vote. you know me, i like cake. we're as divided as the brexit process. we're heading into the sunset now, aren't we? on the pathway to completing our play. so where can people get hold of your soundtrack? all digital platforms, all linked to at our website, article 54 — see what i did there? brexit has been a creative flourish. it certainly has! we were next week, bye— bye. certainly has! we were next week, bye-bye. we're off clubbing! and continuing the theme of a divided nation, meet a logically speaking, of course, not sparkling at all across the south,

this is going to be a very difficult chess game for both sides you know the german chancellor angela merkel well. ukrainian president the way it's going. he is quoted in this phone call transcript summary with the u.s. president and he he. did not say the most flattering things about miracle were germany's policy with ukraine do you think he has he shot himself in the foot with germany already well look i think he's right is it the beginning of understanding what his offices as president i mean remember where he came from so he's drinking from a fire hose when it comes to understanding politics whether it's domestic or whether it's fine and i think that you know he's trying to run through extremely tight rope here and in that respect i think you know in that case it's best to give him time to respond to this i mean the fact is is that this accusation that was made by trump germany and europe to do much for the crate is false so i think it's this point is a real tight rope for him see how he can do it if this impeachment takes place if the president is removed you know that's never happened

who is seen as a possible successor to chancellor angela merkel said she discussed the idea with merkel and put it to germany's western allies is that interview. when 1st look is this. my recommendation is that we've established an internationally controlled security zone in cooperation with turkey and russia. and this security zone would seek to resume the fight against terror and against isis which is currently come to a standstill it would also ensure that we stabilize the region so that rebuilding civilian life is once again possible. and so that those who have fled can also return voluntarily. bring in the w.'s chief political editor she conducted that interview of course with the german defense minister mikhail thanks for joining me 1st of all just walk us through this what exactly is a k.-k. hoping to achieve with this move she's trying to change the game and make the europeans an active rather than someone who stands on the sidelines of this conflict that has been is now brewing there in what turkey sees as its fear of influence and the clear aim here is to send a very strong si

other costs are a few measures for the coming up after a phone call between german chancellor angela merkel and u.k. prime minister boris johnson a leak in london ignites claims that machall told jobs and his plan to leave that you will not walk but did she well analyze that story. and one of germany's greatest adult focal players announces his retirement from the gate fast enshrined shall i get a tiny office brute songs for a long career that included 8 borders league titles with by munich and a world cup championship. i am. i'm helena humphrey glad you could join me thousands of indigenous people have converged on ecuador's capital quito to join anti-government protests clashes with security forces led president menem moreno to move his administration out of the capital now he has also imposed an overnight curfew off to demonstrate his storm to the congress building it could or has seen 6 days of nationwide protests following cuts to fuel subsidies. and other austerity measures. the. these a tactic such have toppled governments in ecuador before thousands of demonstrators flooded the capi

party chancellor angela merkel's party came in behind the f.t. and 3rd place but isn't it a lot outside it's a bitter day for the c.d.u. in 3 and a bitter day for the c.d.u. ensure many we fight together we win together and just like today we also lose together. mike mortaring cd used to arrange a leader has already ruled out the idea of forming a coalition with either the far right or the far left this means forming a regional government will most likely be an extremely complicated task. dave is in the state capital air force and sent us this analysis of today's vote the big winner of the night is the a if t. the far right populist have. very zealous after come painting a massive flea in the state of the ranger with the very controversial top candidate beer on health care who was campaigning basically on a daily basis here with very very harsh anti in my friend positions and apparently that attracted a lot of foreigners. u.s. president donald trump has announced that the so-called lay of the leader of the so-called islamic state rather baghdadi

party chancellor angela merkel's party came in behind the f.t. and 3rd place. by design be top dog food it's a bitter day for the c.d.u. in 3 and a bitter day for the c.d.u. in germany we fight together we win together and just like today we also lose together. mike mortaring city used to regina lida has already ruled out the idea of forming a coalition with the far right all the far left this means forming a regional government will most likely be an extremely complicated task. he wus on your caucus in orange estate capital air force i asked her what this election result means for chancellor merkel's governing coalition in berlin well 1st of all it means that political landscape in germany has become increasingly frank meant it with the rise off the f.t. and it is yet another proof that those times with a big party like america c.d.u. the conservatives or the social democrats the s.p.d. there were times when they were able to form stable coalition governments was just one small part now but these times over and as you have sacked the c.d.u. m.p.'s would you bo

well there is bad news for german chancellor merkel's conservative party the c.d.u. it was trail in a regional election in eastern germany on sunday most of its voters that it lost went to the far right a.f.d. party. the left party had a lot to celebrate after its electoral showing in thuringia that by state premier botha. the party took 1st place and looks set to continue in government but they weren't the only one celebrating the far right f.t. led by b.n. hooka managed to double its results from 5 years ago. but for the parties that make up the ruling coalition in berlin strained smiles were the order of the day. chancellor angela merkel tried to put a good face on it but the disappointment over the victory of formerly marginal parties was clear. because in this people know this you have won the right station with the far and center left linking up with the greens on one side and the far right in the extreme form headed by each candidate has really increased and struck us apart. must see fit to can the. prediction if all the parties in the political center of the

the prime minister spoke to angela merkel this morning. number ten says she dismissed the latest plans, but, this afternoon, michael gove said it's up to brussels. and in setting out these proposals, we've moved. it is now time for the eu to move, too. if it does, then there is still every chance that you can leave with a new deal. the stark reality is that the government put forward proposals that were designed to fail and it still won't take responsibility for own actions. there's been an angry reaction from brussels. the european commission president, donald tusk, accused borisjohnson of trying to win what he called a "stupid blame game". also tonight... the parents of this ten—year—old boy who died after contracting hiv from contaminated blood products almost 30 years ago tell a public inquiry of their heartbreak. there is a little boy of eight, nine, telling you he's so frightened and you can't take that away. the impact of knife crime on its young victims — more than 20,000 were injured last year alone and, for many, the trauma

if you look at that readout, it doesn't sound like angela merkel. if you look at everything she said before today, it is that we all need to work to get that deal. the tone of that readout is very different to the line that angela merkel usually goes for. i would be careful to perhaps read too much into it. tom: buried in all of the articles and analysis of brexit, our selected european countries, particularly eastern countries to the british rescue. ,s that in any way feasible that hungary or poland or other nations would come to the rescue of boris johnson? we have heard this many times. every time it looked like it was crunch time, this idea that the eastern europeans would break rank with the rest of europe came up and the truth is, if you look at this on a factual basis, it never actually happened. if you look at the long-term interests of european countries, they look at this as -- they know they are better off staying with brussels and that rupture has never happened and that threat is actually new. it has never materialized. tom: thank you s

at a ceremony in munich about a prize merkel as a bulwark against extremism height and anti semitism at a time when germany was seeing shop rise in attacks on jewish people and institutions earlier this month a german man killed 2 people while attempting to stage a mash eating at a synagogue in eastern germany. speaking today dublin is louder also called for a ban on german parties that support neo nazi ideology i believe that anyone any party who is who shows anti-semitic feelings should not be in that party and i believe also there are some party small parties that are basically based on almost a new nazi theory they should be not allowed and marches like we had the feminists indorsement although they did not with the size of nazi germany there was no doubt with it where they were or in stadiums sports stadiums where the whole group of people stand up and give the hitler salute what does that say that's something the government has to handle the president of the world jewish congress ronald lot of speaking today w. illiam. to argentina now where president elect al bit of finance ha

china relations the reason chancellor angela merkel says she'll make ties with china a priority when germany takes over the e.u. presidency in the 2nd half of next year also coming up the e.u. and britain have agreed to on yet another brics a divorce deal but having been there before business on both sides of the channel are cautious and keep stockpiling goods just in case. and. even 3000. and. 2020 looks set for close a deal china relations the reason chancellor angela merkel says she'll make ties with china a priority when germany takes over the e.u. presidency in the 2nd half of next year also coming up the e.u. and britain have agreed on yet another brics a divorce deal but having been there before business on both sides of the channel are cautious and keep stockpiling goods just in case. and beijing's new universal studios amusement park won't ask you for a ticket facial recognition software will ensure you've paid your entrance fee. and welcome to do your business asia i want to. be with us chancellor angela merkel says germany will make relations with china a key issue during

and. 2020 looks set for close a deal china relations the reason chancellor angela merkel says she'll make ties with china a priority when germany takes over the e.u. presidency in the 2nd half of next year also coming up the e.u. and britain have agreed to on yet another brics a divorce deal but having been there before business on both sides of the channel are cautious and keep stockpiling goods just in case. and beijing's new universal studios amusement park won't ask you for a ticket facial recognition software will ensure you've paid your entrance fee. welcome to do business asia i want to go to be with us chancellor angela merkel says germany will make relations with china a key issue during its 2020 year presidency she says europe needs a unified policy on china the world's 2nd biggest economy it's also germany's largest trading partner a crucial market for its cost of machinery brussels has taken a tougher line on beijing of late describing it is a strategic competitor germany takes over the rotating 6 months your presidency in the 2nd half of next year. for more let's cross o