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the question is, merkel under pressure, how stable is germany? to discuss that, i'm joined by three observers of german politics. matthew karnitschnig, politico's chief europe correspondent, he says germany will remain stable with or without merkel. what this crisis shows is how much or germany's democracy has become. also with us is judy dempsey, senior fellow at carnegie europe. judy believes that germany is europe's newest problblem. the collapse of coalition talks in berlin will have serious repercussions. and a warm welcome to anna sauerbrey, reporter with berlin's der tagesspiegel newspaper and contributing writer for the "new york times." anna says that germany is not turning into -- just as well, but there is a new disdain for compromise in this country that is worrying. thank you all for being with me here today in the "quadriga" studio. anna, i've just referred to the "new york times." the "new york times" has referred to germany's crisis. how do you assess the gravity of the crisis? anna: in american terms, there are still enough adult

my initial comment was how germany's proceed from outside and i think what's happening in germany is extremely bad for the european union because the leader has been waiting for i'm going to record to deliver has been the president of france and he's given two major speeches about europe and those speeches about europe have been absolutely linked to the german the fact that i'm one of those speeches came two days after the storm an election that's not on speech it was a very disciplined speech was very important because. something that the big siemens deal with china a big frankly german trade deal joint venture deal but he was saying. we need the german relationship we need to be much tighter and he said come over colvin give me your thoughts about your opinion got your government together. i'm going to reckon he's never given a serious speech about europe and back home was beijing and now you have to wait a bit more his his options are limited if you think about those options and then there's his options are limited for his big and this is planned for europe. well i mean i think it

show in the well devoted to the latest music from germany. on this edition with touring in africa with maybe a little. more of that right and b u s with einstein thing. and well all of the checking out d w stuff to mentor a superstar to me in can. we begin with me got a little one of germany's biggest hip hop artists he's got a new project called the black superman group or just b s m g and he just released an album called platt's and is on it or a place in the sun a reference to european colonialism in africa he recently went to the continent with the good to institute which promotes german culture well white. meghalaya plays the rwandan capital kigali the track jesse owens pays tribute to the african american sprinter who won four goals of the one nine hundred thirty thinks a limpid game is held in nazi germany but most of the rap is current album is actually about africa and now he's there himself divisive us from new york this trip was planned a long time ago before i finished the album release it later than expected we'd wanted the video

word but the payment isn't sometimes germany. should germany be doing more to shake up the system. it definitely yes it should be more innovative in the way that it gives more opportunities and room for those schools who actually do completely different things than the usual schools like to do and to foster and to give reduced resources to these kinds of pilot projects resources maybe means money time and also. a positive ev relation of the job of teaches in itself ok back to you in a moment hunt first of all we like to go to a vocational school that is getting a bright the elizabeth will in the city of hama and it was given top boxes germany's twenty seven thousand school of the year and we wanted to know its recipe for success we're starting in two minutes get the meatballs ready sauce and meatballs they will be in the kitchen classroom practice sessions with a former chef the students here have a secondary school education and this is where they experience the practical side of their future profession by the potato croquettes getting some color not really enough yet but the gues

i have always said that i am ready to serve germany for a further four yea rs. serve germany for a further four years. this coalition failed its negotiation talks, but that does not meani negotiation talks, but that does not mean i will forget the promise i made. earlier today, angela merkel met the german president to discuss what is next. you can set government forming or a fresh elections, both 110w forming or a fresh elections, both now carrying a real risk the far right could benefit. translation: this is an unprecedented situation in modern germany. this goes beyond party interests. concern may well start to grow outside germany as well. if politicians do not live up to their responsibility in this, the strongest nation. what does this all mean? it depends on who you speak to. here in germany tonight, the biggest question is will angela merkel survive this, the biggest political crisis of her career? political are people in the german chancellery also has issues elsewhere. the eu feels pretty bullish of late and is planning reform of the eurozone and defence cooperation. all with ger

for germany party it's. the coalition talks in germany and it's. that's it for this latest edition of see you next time. serious years long catastrophe just coming to a close foreign backing of opposition and terrorist forces are in retreat in face to ratification but the struggle just far from over the war is essentially won the winning a lasting peace will be no easy. she'll be. still dependent miles from the. depends on the search for that day and with. that. we will meet and they. were sort of my limit was particular him to me or the now with jamie as a hunk on the move. now at the fight at the. hill i got money but that never i see like him to make the boy or me or the on the metro have one thing closer he got because of me it's because he is so see so when i when i would . come up to the feet of the belief la. la la. la. la. la. la mole. hill police would not know about the chapel hill alone one of the. with germany still without a government and setting up a temporary fix just to keep calm and took a look at how the french president sees the

germany has made huge strides in the area of climate protection germany has made renewable energy affordable and that's why it's booming around the world but new germany has done practically nothing in the last few years it remains bound to old technologies especially coal and that's making it a problem for germany to be taken seriously at the international level. after the latest round of exploratory coalition talks the green party has now agreed to compromise on some of its key environmental issues it wanted to shut down the twenty most polluting coal fired power plants in germany by twenty twenty and ban the internal combustion engine by twenty thirty the greens now say these goals are unrealistic. the last night spots that next year is the world cup in russia will be decided on a frown. except days of action on thursday croatia host greece in the first match of a two legged play off for one of the european places while switzerland travel to northern ireland and incredibly the swiss failed to qualify automatically despite a run of nine straight wins in the group stage. it's not that belfa

afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . gender and a step beyond bind area today germany's highest court ruled that sex is about more than a man and a woman and there are lots of places it's not as a split between the sexes. so i have to ask myself again and again how do i define myself. from the courtroom to the ballot box in the united states for the first time ever and openly transgender candidate has won a state election on the transport there yes i am a transgender want to be one because i am a transparent because of my i pad and her an identifier that despite that i never ran away from him i championed down tonight legal and political victories for people whose gender is neither nor do i bring golf in berlin this is the day. we live in the states i know what it's like to be that someone will what it's like to be too afraid danica has no record of public service but does have a record of bad judgment i know what it's like to pride myself on promoting transgender education in public schools for children as young as five

future government and germany of course is in a good position now to and out structural reforms such investment in areas like education digitalisation and infrastructure will be key to germany's future growth i'm sure he is now a strength in genoud the e.c.b. use case for slowly reducing stimulus. exactly the improving economy within the euro zone was of course one of the key justifications for mario draghi to stop dragging his feet as it were and slowly signal in a pullback of stimulus but the me that you see these unmanned mission is august need to maintain price stability and inflation isn't quite where it's supposed to be just yet as it happens there's actually a central bank conference going on now in frankfurt with a big for the bank of england the bank of japan the fed and the e.c.b. they'll be talking about communication between central banks but really investors will be scanning their speeches for clues as to where the policies will go from here with the exception of the bank of japan the central banks have mostly turned towards tightening all right no more draggy dragging h

news live from birth len angela merkel under pressure as germany is plunged into political uncertainty after coalition talks collapse the german chancellor says that she would prefer fresh elections over trying to lead a minority government we will ask does this mark the end of the merkel era. also coming up optimism in zimbabwe as the nation prepares to usher in a new era this as parliament to get that to vote on president robert mugabe's impeachment and washington threatens to scupper a mega merger between the americas biggest telecom giant and powerful content company critics say that the move could be politically motivated. plus the build up to tonight's champions league clash in canberra see a dortmund reverse its losing streak of black and yellow face tottenham in a crucial crucial match for controversial coach peter books. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program great to have you with us. germany has been thrust into political uncertainty talks to form a new coalition government collapsed on sunday after four weeks of marathon negotiations the german president says that he will m

from germany starting december tenth. this is deja vu news live from berlin a political crisis looms in germany after coalition talks collapse the head of the liberal free democratic party on expectedly bails out of negotiations to form a new government is this the beginning of the end for chancellor angela merkel we'll bring you the latest. also coming up zimbabwe's president robert mugabe ignores a deadline to resign mugabe's own party told him he needed to step down by noon on monday or face impeachment now he could face proceedings as soon as tomorrow when parliament reconvenes in harare. and the tories former cult leader charles manson dies of california at the age of eighty three he ordered a savage killing spree in the late sixty's that turned the hippie dream into a nightmare. i'm so me so much going to good to have you with us talks on forming a new coalition government for germany house collapsed a business friendly ask j.p. party broke off negotiations saying it could not find common ground on issues with chanc

germany social democrat environment minister supported the bond due to suspicions of the weed killer is carcinogenic and is killing off too many insects the agriculture minister from the conservative c.s.u. is on the side of the farmers and favored continued use of life for say the lack of cabinet consensus meant berlin abstained in the previous folks until monday when germany suddenly voted in favor of an extension. i spoke by phone with my colleague mr schmidt today at twelve thirty and made it clear that i was sticking to my no and that therefore germany has to abstain on this issue and cannot agree to the extension. this is and this is a serious breach of trust within the acting government i have to ask myself in light of this go it alone decision whether mrs merkel has her own people under control for america. i have no lawyer to know from kurt ahead of talks about a new grand coalition between the s.p.d. in the conservatives the timing could hardly have been worse. but the agriculture minister says he gained important concessions in exchange for his yes vote. if you let me fini

america was surprised when japan, not germany, struck first. and in response, as we entered the war, poise boys enlistsed t shipped out. out at sea u.s. ships faced an ever-present u-boat threat. germans called it happy time when they sunk hundreds of u.s. and british ships off our east coast. >> the losses in the first month of the war were enormous. ships were being sunk sometimes within sight of the city, and they began to black out cities at night and that brought losses to a very dramatic decline. >> bright lights of new york, as they will not be seen again until after this war. no more bright signs flicker on times square. the east coast is dimmed out, because nazi u-boats can sink ships by silhouetting them against the shore. a blackout, and off go the lights. >> just months after pearl harbor, the nazis came up with a terror plot of their own. it was called operation pestorius, named after one of the first german immigrants to come to america. >> the main german intelligence agency was given the assignment by hitler, do something about

and germany being advanced in this case and in other aspects germany is not that much advanced compared to other countries for example the case of intersex babies born and then to undergo unconsented surgeries. that still part of the surgeries without the consent of the child yes there is still legal in germany here and it is in other countries it's not possible anymore so there are other steps for germany to undergo and now it's very important time as well because the next coalition is going to be like. you got together and this demand has huge impact hopefully also on those. you're going to go with. that advised germany supreme court on that one and more ruling today. thank you very much michael. now here are some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world donald trump is in china for talks with chinese president xi jinping she and his wife gave the u.s. president and first lady a lavish welcome starting with a tour of beijing's forbidden city talks between the leaders will focus on north korea and trade the two nations are expected to sign deals worth nine billio

increased optimism for germany's economy as a whole with investment comes further economic growth and it's not just germany that's growing economies are looking rosy across the euro zone when we take a closer look here spain has also racked up no two point eight percent growth helping to push up growth across the single currency area france and italy are somewhat slower but not so bad at north point five percent overall the average rise in g.d.p. across the nineteen countries of the euro in the third quarter is a comfortable north point six percent so rosy times the germany and the euro zone or other perhaps pitfalls along the way i'm president of the money time center for european economic research joined me earlier today in the studio and i asked him whether things are really as good as they look or whether the up be today could be deceiving. yeah it looks healthy and it is healthy so we are sincerely w. we asked financial market experts about their expectations assessment of the economy and both for germany and for durable they have a very optimistic view again growth so it looks g

football made in germany. vehicles over supplier market strategies emission controls and prices antitrust watch stocks are up in arms and tens of thousands of consumers may have been cheated is the industry that has long viewed itself as the pinnacle of german engineering about to crash and burn it sure seems the road ahead is becoming steeper and the turns sharper. the whole world loves german cars demand is strong sales are breaking records despite a string of scandals the bosses look pleased with themselves the government has been generally supportive. of you for pollution we require porsche to recall this vehicle. because and inadmissible defeat device has been identified in this car. we withdraw authorization for this vehicle as this means that no further cars may be put on the market after. the minister was talking about the cayenne diesel three liter t.d.i. fitted with a so-called defeat device software that can tell if a car is undergoing emissions testing only then does it turn on the equipment that r

of the controversial weed killer a good life for sate in brussels on monday but it was a tight vote germany surprisingly voted in favor despite environmental concerns the country social democrat dep environment minister accused the conservatives of going against her wishes though saying germany should have abstained and the states have been arguing about the week for the. protesters were out early this morning in brussels demonstrating the tug of war between competing interests fighting for the future of the country both here weed killer in europe but the european commission finally approve years of life i say for another five years critics maintain the chemical is dangerous. over all days like a major scientific and medical issue. not totally like even a mason evidence about the impact on the environment but also we are growing least seen like a huge body of evidence independent evidence linking deficit with concert. the world health organization says there is evidence that blood for save is probably carcinogenic no other research including that of european health authorities is inconclusi

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their black and living in germany. she's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter john updike is nothing i wanted to belong to and i was gonna. take a holiday group and be you know different than the ones. she travelled across germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. it's that. i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. sort of. the main thing was to keep your head down can your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all of these stereotypes about africa if you could see if. you do something for your country but you're still the black guy it's well thought out. afro germany starting december tenth w. . gender and a step beyond by an area today germany's highest court ruled that sex is about more than a man and a woman. there are lots of places it's split between the sexes. so i have to ask myself again and.

they're black and living in germany. she's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter john up like this not being able to blend in and i was gonna. take a holiday. you know different than the way. she travelled across germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. it's as. i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. so the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about us because it gets you. you do something for your country but you're still the black guy. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. .

when there's a skeptic i am skeptical about a minority government germany is a big player in european politics we need to show stability. of the city use parliamentary friction chairman for car culture called on the social democrats to put aside their reservations and begin talks for years if you have to partner up with one or even two other parties whenever you want to pass a new law in the bundestag that might turn out even more nerve wrecking than forging a new coalition that's why i suggest we build a coalition with the s.p.d. . one and asked me to a speedy but for the social democrats in new grand coalition with the city you is far from a done deal. the s.p.d. hopes a stable government can be formed that's why we're putting forward the idea of a minority government we convinced it can work out even if it requires some courage . we need this country to take a big step forward germany cannot afford to simply carry on like this. many in the s.p.d. fear what could happen if they join yet another grand coalition. when washouts reichl america has urged members of her own party to back

show germany's next top model. since then she's picked up more than four hundred thousand followers on instagram and a single one of her posts can get tens of thousands of likes. this reach makes instagram lucrative the flood which. she can earn good money by promoting products from sportswear to lipstick and her products. according to updated instagram rules like that she now has to label these posts as paid partnerships this is a step forwards in terms of transparency but the advertising content is still mixed in with moments from play patches personal life. many of her followers react with likes and comments by young in gauged audience that's perfect for advertising partners. and is here with us young engaged follow us i definitely feel left out i remember times when i watched t.v. ads basically in front of the television. influenced by that yeah definitely like when i was a kid like a franchise elect toy or. when i was ten i was like oh my god i want to have yeah i was influenced my head but that is the past no

the tie up is likely to result in about two thousand job losses in germany. for months to sing crip stuff have taken to the streets to protest the. the new steel operations will be based in the netherlands which will mean changes to company policy. because in the netherlands are not allowed to sit by. to reports. that means employee participation is much lower at that than in germany is complet. the issue has even debate in the german parliament members of the social democrats say the government should have intervened. on. it's unclear if this merger will help secure steel production in germany and europe. it seems as if this is about shutting a profitable part but one that's no longer of interest to the group as a whole. steel production accounts for well over seven billion euros of income each year to syncro steel made products like elevators are worth almost as much products made for the car industry and so called industrial solutions creative. but the biggest unit by far is material services. imagine the company's response to overcapacity in the steel mar

afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . this is t w news coming to you live from berlin a political crisis looms in germany after coalition talks collapse the head of the liberal free democrat party unexpectedly bails out of big oshie ations on forging a new government is this the beginning of the end for chancellor angela merkel and bring you latest also on the program confusion in zimbabwe is robert mugabe digs in the beleaguered president defines pressure from his center p.f. party to step down his opponents are now threatening protests and impeachment. and poor ministers from asia and europe meet in myanmar they're expected to pressure myanmar leaders own sons to cheat on the get violence against broken ship mostly it's. hello and welcome i'm terry martin glad to have you with. exploratory talks on forming a new coalition government here in germany have collapsed the business friendly f.d.p. bailed out of negotiations saying it had failed to find common ground on key issues with chancellor i'm going to michael's conserv

passed through germany starting december tenth d.w. . this is d w news a live from berlin angela merkel under pressure as germany is plunged into political uncertainty after coalition talks collapse the german chancellor says that she would prefer pressure elections over trying to lead a minority government we will ask is this mark the end of the merkel era. also coming up impeachment proceedings are set to begin today against robert mugabe but this in bob when president resisting calls to step aside his former friends and foes are united in their calls for him to quit and a damning new report by amnesty international accuses me on mars military of crimes against humanity and brought kinds date and this is now calling on the u.n. to hold a special session on the rohingya crisis. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program it's great to have you with us. germany has been thrust into political uncertainty talks to form a new coalition government collapsed late on sunday after four weeks of marathon negotiations while now the german president sa

germany's educational crisis. crumbling school buildings teaches in short supply and students dropping out of this state waited too long with new investments in education how did it come to such a pos and how can germany. economic powerhouse of catch up on its heart was. made in just. thirty minutes on the. beat the germans new and surprising aspects of noise and culture in germany. u.s. american good news a take a look at germany it is increasing at their traditions every day lives and language and there's a lot of. young kids just. like the first big guy r t w dot com make the germans. your children like chocolate. you can't live without your smartphone. to make jokes the supermarket. as we go about our daily lives human rights are often the last along the lines. invisible hands. slavery in the twenty first century. starting december second g w. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding

news a live from berlin angela merkel under pressure as germany is plunged into political uncertainty after the collapse of coalition talks the german chancellor says that she would rather run in fresh elections that lead to a minority government we will ask does this mark the end of the merkel era. optimism in zimbabwe with the nation preparing to usher in a new time period that is that is parliament gets set to vote on president robert mugabe's impeachment and washington threatens to scupper a mega merger between america's biggest telecom giant any powerful content company critics say that the move could be politically motivated by trump. plus in the next hour of myanmar's military accused of crimes against humanity a damning new report by amnesty international says that myanmar suffocating control of the room hinge of minority amounts to apartheid. amnesty is calling on the u.n. to hold a special session on the road enjoy a crisis. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. germany is in political limbo after talks to form a new coalition government collapsed cha

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germany is a strong country. we have achieved so much we can do this and if something him to resign we must overcome it. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters w made for mines. to syncro forms the bedrock of german steel making but the company's planned merger with tata steel has left employees feeling like they're on shaky ground. the tie up is likely to result in about two thousand job losses in germany. for months to some krips stuff have taken to the streets to protest the merger. the new steel operations will be based in the netherlands which will mean changes to company policy. because in the netherlands are not allowed to sit on supervisory boards so. that means employee participation is much lower at that than in germany is complete. the issue has even sparked debate in the german parliament members of the social democrats say the government should have intervened. on. it's unclear if this merger will help secure steel production in germany and europe. it seems as if this is about shutti

jeffrey: what is it about germany? i don't know. i think there is a fair amount of free thinking over there. when i wrote "middlesex," right upstairs was th a sex shop. there was a fair amount of study and thought going into what constitutes gender and different variations about it. i think this is something that you can trace back in germany to the 1920's, investigations, analysis of gender and sexuality, trying to figure out, trying to understand how we can deal with it as a society. i would say that is probably why it is emerging in germany before some other countries. brent: and when we are talking about this issue, gender variance, not be forced to choose -- being forced to choose male or female, we see in the u.s. that it can be politicized very quickly. just look at the controversial bathroom law in north carolina. how would you characterize the environment in the u.s. where you are compared to germany, when we are talking about this notion of intersex identity? jeffrey: well, i think you see in almost all of our cultural iss

this is it abuse line from berlin gender rights germany could become the first sticky new country to allow people to be registered as a third gender that's after a top court ruled that present laws discriminate against intersex people also coming up. the german economy continues to fire on all cylinders but a panel of economical wise men who are in the economy could overheat if not properly monitored also high stakes encounter china's president xi jinping rolls out the red carpet for u.s. president donald trump but ten stocks still lie ahead the two powers are at odds over trade and cracking down on north korea. thank you very much for your company germany could become the first you country to allow people to register as a third gender a move that is a boost to intersex rights the country's top court ruled that official documents must either recognize a third gender or remove gender entries altogether the decision is designed to find discrimination. against intersex people born neither male nor female under current rules babies have to be registered as either male or female or parent

in germany in the early sixty's. central did not exist as a united political entity territorial princes ruled over their own regions but the ten million german speakers one in ten lived in towns the rest in the countryside. the dominant belief was one of a god given order of rulers and the ruled one empire one faith one emperor it was the idea that held the holy roman empire of the german nation together but it was beginning to unravel. at first only criticized abusive practices of the church nepotism corruption and waste but then he publicly rejected any into me between man and. he singled out the dignitaries of the roman catholic church who he said behaved like princes rather than priests. only the bible was infallible. luther accused gone's representatives on earth of hubris after leader of the tenth was crowned pope in fifteen thirteen he was more an asp page and than an ecclesiastical leader holding cold with pomp and extravagance to underline his power and glory. this pope from the powerful mcgeechan family was

studied in germany and the us. haven't lived here for twenty years but there's always something that they draw . and i think especially with the countryside it has just this magical special energy that kind of pulls you back. when she came back to mongolia she had trouble coping with the small and pollution she developed a skin rash and started looking for cosmetic products that were chemical free. studied international energy management she worked on the construction of mongolia's first wind turbine. park. so you've been studying being abroad gaining lots of experience in this sector here. why did you kind of. going from a complete different direction cross medics the main thing that i started thinking is what is my internal driving force and my driving force was. really to use everything i've learned with all the experience with living abroad with even this sector because i think our going to renewable energy is the same it's the same ends it's just a different means because it's using natural forces it's using w

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their black and living in germany. he's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter john up like this not being able to blend in and all this. taking a holiday group and being you know different than the rest. she travelled across germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. to look at c s. i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. to. the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about africa it's good to see you. do something for your country but you're still the black guy that's what. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . this is.

germany's president frank. later today who is by by the way a social democrat and he appealed at the weekend to all of germany's parties to think about their responsibility not only to party but also to the country so some people were seeing that as a hint to his own social democrats that they may need to come to the table. and one of the grand coalition of the third option absolutely that is the outgoing constellation and the social democrats got just over twenty percent they were they were humiliated at the postelection and they desperately want to go into authorization and renew themselves but i think it's quite possible that chancellor merkel will invite them to coalition talks and then it will be quite difficult for them to say no they say that unavailable but they may find themselves within a in a position where they will have to say no to chancellor merkel and stand there as a party not willing to take on national responsibility if you want a time of great uncertainty in germany christopher spring guide

germany's potential coalition partners have resume talks about for me a new government that's off to all night negotiations fail to use a do you between on the americans conservative and to julia coalition aka us. agreeing on money is an important part of this pollution talks head on we'll be taking a look at that in business news which is coming up next just stay with if you can. your children like chocolate. with them your smart phone my. wife or two major hopes the supermarket. as we go about our do you mean law of human rights or from the last one mind. the invisible hand. in the twenty first century starting december second to fall into double. digits at. thousands of jobs to go. take to the streets that demanded all sr management at a time when the company's profits all flourishing. also coming up equal access to jobs for working conditions and wages leaders unveil what they call a set of social rights so will they make the european union's vote has more in chanted with the e.u. . to test a c.e.o. you know mosque on bale's his company's first electric truck and he throws in a s

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s in germany's going to stark. he's the second youngest member of parliament and that helps make him a media favorite. but he uses that to champion a minority government. at the end of the day we have to accept that the authors of our basic law our constitution did not rule out a minority back to chancellor so it's like the bundestag has convened a plenary session to prepare for the upcoming weeks to spined lacking a government so what happens next. well i'm glad merkel stay at the helm will the social democrats join a coalition after all. philip i'm sure has mixed feelings about. their electoral districts are right next to each other at the baltic sea in northeastern germany. merkel once gave a young politician advice. during a coffee break i'm told that conversation. well at the beginning of the year we talked about what it was like when she campaigned in her first general election. i like that. she enjoyed remembering those times in the one nine hundred ninety s. when she went from one community to the next with

this therefore germany we have some sense coming. out the developing countries as well as a less reliance countries as a twenty twenty five with one hundred billion us dollars on private and public. and this is why germany by twenty twenty we intend to double the public climate financing but with private investment obviously also of the essence we call upon to create the necessary framework conditions in order to truly mobilize private capital. and in this context to get as many banks and the world bank has a very important role to play we. want to strengthen these institutions in assuming this particular well i can only welcome the initiative of president. u.n. secretary general and the president of the world bank to issue to a summit meeting on the twelfth of december paris is something that has been at the top of its agenda and we all know that the climate protection that goes together it's almost a magical kind of combination so that the success of this conference is almost a short. here and on this conference is focusing on the

france and germany had a single -- similar figure. the upswing helped reduce unemployment which is at its lowest level since 2009. overall, 14.5 million people were out of work in the eurozone in september. that is 1.5 million fewer than one year ago. but there are huge differences between eurozone countries. in contrast to germany, spain and greece are still suffering from the highest jobless rates. christoph: major tech companies have begun two days of hearings before u.s. lawmakers on how russia allegedly swayed voters in last year's president election. facebook, twitter and google faced increased scrutiny. testimony from facebook reveal posts from a russian internet agency reached as many as 126 million users. the views were spread after people liked and share the posts. the ads focus on divisive issues and pointed users towards the russian agency's pages. for more let's bring in our wall street correspondent jens korte. jens, what has been said in the hearings so far? jens: you mentioned facebook. but other companies, other netwo