also. 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 chancellor angela merkel's conservative alliance and th

something for your country but you're still the black guy with an. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . this is due to the news from berlin a make or break moment for i'm going to merkel with the social democrats now open to coalition talks the german chancellor rejects the idea of fresh elections and says she wants a new government as soon as possible also coming up is a must hard liners turn up the heat on pakistan's government with calls for a general strike after six people are killed in violent clashes. and as pope francis traveled to myanmar aid agencies say they're concerned about the safety of rohingya muslims set to return on tour in agreement reached earlier this week many of the refugees don't want to go back. on a welcome to the program while germany's post election deadlock may be nearing an end with signs another grand coalition could be in the works chancellor angela merkel has been meeting with leaders of her c.d.u. party in berlin to discuss their options after coalition talks with the greens and the pro-business f.t.p. collapsed she says a new decision mus

fro germany starting december tenth d.w. . this is news live from berlin tonight germany in an unprecedented political predicament as talks to form a new government collapse today the german president from steinmeyer increase the pressure on the parties to try again to reach a deal with no new government on the horizon uncertainty rains across europe strongest country and largest economy chancellor angela merkel says she would prefer a new elections if the talks continue to go nowhere her political future now hangs in the balance. also coming up at zimbabwe's ruling party moves to impeach a president mugabe's party says the proceedings are likely to start tomorrow after robert mugabe ignored a deadline today to resign. i bring coffee it's good to have you with us tonight in germany has been thrust into political uncertainty talks to form a new coalition government collapsed late on sunday after four weeks of marathon negotiations the german president says that he will meet with the leaders of all the political parties impress them to try once more to cut a deal meanwhile chance

reunification whether refugees would be allowed to bring their families over to germany what what was the sticking point there where these parties couldn't come together. basically c.s.u. the variances to party of the city you with has always been very critical of merkel's refugee policy and wanted to have this very big of a severe cap at two hundred thousand. people coming in net per year and that this was not something that the greens wanted to agree to even though in the last few days they had made a major move or kind of compromise by rephrasing this cap in little bit different way they say it's like a bit like civil war yes they would be more flexible and but they did want to they argued that for them for integration in germany to work well for the refugee families that are already here to integrate well they would need to have their family companies come and join basically from countries such as syria and that was something that in the c.s.u. they did not want to agree to. but essentially i think that was already a compromise on the table that at least from the c.s.u. and green poin

second on d w. this is d w news live from berlin germany is on of america says she's ready to lead her party into fresh elections if there's no deal on forming a new government americal told german television tonight that she does not favor a minority government africa aleutian talks collapsed last night now germany's president is in a last ditch battle to persuade potential coalition partners to rethink and cut the deal. also coming up is that zimbabwe's president robert mugabe preparing to do a deal the military says mugabe is in talks with his designated successor this even as zimbabwe's ruling party is preparing to impeach him. i bring golf it's good to have you with us tonight germany has been thrust into political uncertainty talks to form a new coalition government collapsed late on sunday after four weeks of marathon negotiations the german president says that he will meet with the leaders of all the parties and press them to try once more to cut a deal meanwhile chancellor angela merkel is weighing her options tonight she says that she's ready to run for chancellor again in th

friday prayers and then opened fire as worshippers tried to flee. also coming up we'll germany's social democrats ballot of pressure to solve the country's political crisis their leader agrees to talks on a possible coalition was angling marigolds conservatives i will quote myself. with the way he pulls you back there and it's. sold out to go through emerson mungana why is sworn in as zimbabwe's new president shared on by tens of thousands he promises democratic elections and reaches out to his rivals to work with him to rebuild the economy. i'm sorry welcome to the show it's good to have you with us it's one of the worst attacks and egypt modern history militants target a packed mosque on the sinai peninsula detonating explosives and spraying worshipers with bullets more than two hundred people are dead scores wounded there's been no claim of responsibility yet but the so-called islamic state is waging an insurgency in sinai and egypt's president has promised a brutal response he also declared three days of mourning inside a mosque the bodies of those who were killed the attacke

this week many of the refugees don't want to go back. on a welcome to the program while germany's post election deadlock may be nearing an end with signs another grand coalition could be in the works chancellor angela merkel has been meeting with leaders of her c.d.u. party in berlin to discuss their options after coalition talks with the greens and the pro-business f.t.p. collapsed she says a new decision must be made quickly and it is expected to call on the second largest party the social democrats to form a new grand coalition that's something the s.p.d. had repeatedly ruled hours. uncle and merkel c.d.u. party aims to create a sense of urgency as a new grand coalition begins to look more likely what they don't want is to try to govern without a majority. 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 eve

is utopia news live from berlin can she hold on go america under pressure as germany plunges into political uncertainty after the collapse of coalition talks the german chancellor says she would rather run in new elections that lead a minority government is a post of miracle era about to begin also coming up. german police arrest six syrian refugees in a series of raids across several cities they are suspected of planning a terror attack on the christmas market will get the latest from our political correspondent. and coming to an end zimbabwe is preparing to usher in a new era with that country's parliament putting to a vote the impeachment of long feared president robert mugabe. great to have you along we begin this broadcast here in germany this country is in political limbo after talks to form a new coalition government collapsed chancellor angela merkel has been in office for twelve years but for the first time. time her future looks uncertain and even ordinary germans are split on what should happen next in a national poll conducted by the german broadcaster a r d fifty seve

landmark court ruling means germany could become the first european country to offer a third gender on birth certificates it's being called a small revolution but the court also ruling that today's vote in the area of gender choices discriminate against intersex people also coming up is it paradise lost or paradise found will the latest mass leak of the financial papers that lead to a crackdown on tax havens will have an exclusive interview with the european union's tax chief pierre moscovici. i bring golf it's good to have you with us in germany could become the first european countries who allow for a third gender on birth certificates the country's top court today ruled that present day laws discriminate against intersex people and those are people who have a mixture of male and female sexual traits the court said that official documents should either recognize a third gender or remove gender entries altogether the change from binary gender choices to three choices is scheduled to take effect next year. fine you can hardly believe it the years of fighting for a third gender have fin

afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . i'm going to give the don't. tell isn't because of. the famous potato. this is deja news coming to you live from berlin what did the pope say to the leader of myanmar the pope was under pressure to raise the van and persecution of men miles and muslim minority in talks today with unsung suchi and she's come under pressure for not stopping the violence we'll go live to our correspondent in me and mom also coming up. in kenya a present who took and jada has been sworn in for a second five year term in office the same it took place in a back stadium in the capital nairobi earlier police have used tear gas to separate supporters of kenyatta and the loser in the election. and it looks like as a fan of the controversial weed killer driver say it is a bot to make it unexpected intervention in the formation of germany's next government can tell you why. hello and welcome. pope francis has held talks with the leader of men. in the country's capital maybe door today so just said he. brought a message of strength and hope to the country the pontiff f

neither nor a landmark court ruling means that germany could become the first european country to offer a third gender on birth certificates it's being called a small revolution with the court saying that today's by mary gender choices discriminate against intersex people also coming up in the u.s. voters elect the first openly transgender politician in virginia the democrat down to ram as alstad a pro trump incumbent republican democrats are celebrating a sweep of state and local election victories and paradise lost or fail will the latest mass leak of financial papers lead into a crackdown on tax havens we'll have an exclusive interview with the european union's tax chief pierre moscovici see. i'm bringing off it's good to have you with us germany could become the first european country to allow for a. third gender on birth certificates the country's top court today ruled that present laws discriminate against intersex people now those are people who have a mixture of male and female sexual traits the court said that official documents should either recognize a third gender or remove

g.w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin a political crisis looms in germany after coalition talks collapse that of the liberal free democrat party unexpectedly 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 confusion in zimbabwe as robert mugabe digs in the president ignores increasing pressure from his party to step down his opponents are now threatening protests and impeachment. and foreign ministers from asia and europe need in me and mar they're expected to pressure me on mars de facto leader aung san suu kyi on the violence against war hinge on muslims. i'm sorry someone's got to thank you for joining us talks on forming a new coalition government for germany have collapsed the business friendly s.t.p. broke off negotiations saying it could not find common ground on key issues with chancellor angela merkel's conservative alliance and the greens so what's next america will talk with the german president later today about that we'll get an update from our correspon

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 leave 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 that is part of that is that its parliament to get that to vote on president promises god is good pietschmann. 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 chancellor angela merkel has been in office for twelve years but for the first time her future looks uncertain and even ordinary germans are split on what should happen next in a national poll by the german broadcaster a r d fifty seven percent said that they were disappointed to see the coalition talks collapse while thirty one percent were pleased. when asked what they want to see next only twenty nine percent said that they supported a minority government well more than sixty percent would

this is. the from berlin tonight the political stakes in germany could not be higher the next few hours could decide whether uncle america remains chancellor of germany as talks to form a new coalition government go down to the wire also coming up. will his exit be a dignified one new pictures are published of robert mugabe after a meeting with the zimbabwean military so what have they decided about his fate and the peace. so. a five hundred year old masterpiece by leonardo da vinci becomes the most expensive piece of art ever sold at auction so this incredibly now expensive painting. i'm brick off it's good to have you with us we are watching the clock tonight here in germany a decisive political moment could be at hand the political parties involved in talks to form the next coalition government and just a few hours more before a crucial deadline a deadline to iron out their differences and go into government together failure could mean new elections a chance i'm going to says she's confident that there will be a deal tonight on what is being dubbed the jamaica coalition jamaica

that has provoked outrage here in germany the public broadcasters is that the f.c.c. security workers at refugee shelters in berlin have set up prostitution rings that prey on refugees the investigative report by the program from tyler to twenty one found gods were grooming young refugees to become prostitutes earning a commission in the process we bring you this special an extended report on a disturbing issue. it's dusk interior gotten berlin's biggest park. young men are sitting around waiting to be approached by older german men. to learn more about this scene a pakistani reporter from a german television team enters with a hidden camera he makes contact with the young migrants without any difficulty. in the. why go. to flee for fear. this man says refugees are willing to do anything for money even underage girls and boys. he leads the reporter a few hundred metres further. want to do it while it is twenty and says he's from afghanistan he arrived in germany two years ago his asylum application was recently rejected he's turned to prostitution to survive one hundred six on

from berlin the president of germany tries to break the political deadlock after the collapse of coalition talks of president john meyer hopes to persuade the leader of the social democrats to join the chancellor merkel in forming a government we'll go live to berlin's presidential palace also coming up police and immigration officials move in to clear almost four hundred refugees from a camp and papa new guinea the migrants hope to get to australia but they fear they won't be safe at the alternative accommodation offer. and emerson monoglot returns to zimbabwe ahead of being sworn in as the new president he promises full democracy and to turn around the faltering economy but will he deliver. i'm sumi so much going to good to have you with us the president of germany is due to meet the head of the social democrats shortly to try to break the deadlock over forming a new coalition government that's after two. talks between chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and two other parties collapsed last weekend now the leader of the social democrats martin schultz has so far ruled out

most. through germany starting december tenth. this is e w news live from berlin a crisis looms in germany after coalition talks break down the business friendly f.t.p. party says it's pulling out of the go she ations to forge a new government it cited a lack of confidence in its negotiation partners will this mean fresh elections will bring you the latest. welcome to the show talks to form a new coalition government for germany have broken down after one of the parties involved withdrew from the negotiations the business friendly f.d.p. party says it had lost confidence in chancellor merkel's consist conservative alliance and the greens and had decided to withdraw from the table a news conference is expected to begin any time now in the meantime let's listen to what f.t.p. party leader christian lin had to say. to date no new movement no further movement was attained we took steps backward instead of making progress because agreed on compromises were once again thrown into doubt a few it became clear that the four parties involved could neither share a common vision for modernizin

gonna welcome to the program germany's post-election deadlock may be nearing an end with signs another grand coalition could be in the works chancellor angela merkel is currently meeting with leaders of her c.d.u. parsi in berlin to discuss their options after coalition talks with the greens and the pro-business f.t.p. collapsed she says and the decision must be made quickly and is expected to call on the second largest part of the social democrats to form a new grand coalition something the s.p.d. has repeatedly ruled markel says he'll turn of of new elections would be far worse going back to voters and telling them that they have to vote again i don't agree with that. we work well together so now we need to talk about the things that didn't work and try to do the even better. i'm just joined now by correspondent hans brant here in studio four a look at what you just said and you know america is aiming for a grand coalition would that be a good thing for germany considering we've just had four years of virtually no parliamentary opposition is not a healthy thing for the country you ca

when you hold firm to what is known and familiar. well germany could become the first european country to recognize a third gender that's after the country's highest court ruled that current laws which require babies to be registered at birth as either male or female discriminate against people who identify as neither lawmakers now have until the end of next year to draw up new rules on how gender is designated. earlier we asked our political correspondent kate brady what will change as a result of the ruling so by the end of two thousand and eighteen people in germany will be able to register their birth either as male female all this the gender and exactly how that will be designated is still a little unclear but the court in calls or with this morning suggested as a designation search into a diverse or any other positive designation of agenda now there are around eighty thousand people in germany that identify as intersex so this is obviously going to change many many lives for the positive in germany. so i'm soccer news for you now and world champions germany are facing england in

warm welcome to the show. well can germany put together a new government talks between all americans conservatives the free democrats and the greens to do so went on into the early hours of this morning but disagreements over a key policy saw them nesa deadline to thrash out a deal if they do not come up with one germany will be facing new elections after a long night tired faces germany's chancellor angela merkel needs the parties in the coalition negotiations to strike a deal but her christian democrats existe party the c.s.u. the greens and the free democrats found to agree during talks that lasted into the early hours of friday morning. certainly we still have some differing opinions especially about immigration and financial policy. we've decided to use the next few days to overcome these remaining differences. and we do believe that they can be overcome. merkel had said thursday night as the deadline for agreeing on the coalition conditions now politicians say they need to extend the stead line and continue talks over the weekend. we still believe that it's worthwhile directing

in germany after coalition talks collapse the head of the liberal free democratic party unexpectedly bails out of negotiations on forging a new government is this the beginning of the end for transfer uncle americal bring you the latest. also coming up on the program zimbabwe's deepening political crisis president robert mugabe defines pressure from his end of p.f. party to step down his opponents are now threatening protests and impeachment. and international concern grows over the hundreds of thousands of group him who have fled violence in myanmar germany's foreign minister visits a refugee camp in bangladesh ahead of a major crisis meeting. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us exploratory talks on forming a new coalition government for germany have collapsed the business friendly f.t.p. bailed out of negotiations saying it failed to find common good. around on key issues with chancellor i'm going to michael's conservative alliance and the greens michael and out she would talk with the german president later today it's not exactly clear what they'll discuss one option i

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

hated by environmentalists is about to make an unexpected intervention in the formation of germany's sex government we'll tell you why. i don't welcome i'm under such. poor processes held talks with men malita unsung suchi in the country's capital all eyes want to how the outspoken catholic leader would address the issue of the muslims which the un has said are victims of ethnic cleansing the pontiff said me and my was suffering deep divisions and respect for human rights but he did not name the minority muslim group will go to our correspondent in just a moment but first let's listen to what paul francis had to say. if it incivil your seimone they want any religious differences need not be a source of division and distrust. but rather a force for unity and forgiveness tolerance and wise nation building. course to chew on and then by. and for the bailout is this go to a southeast asia correspondent boston hot ticket joins me now from yonglin in me and my now boss jill the balts comments were highly into supported what he actually say in his address. when we did he spoke a lot about p

this man be germany's most prolific serial killer the former nurse already serving a life sentence is no suspected of killing more than one hundred patients. plus facing down peer pressure to speak out against hate this german student is taking a stand against nazi inspired taunts her story reveals her persistence of anti semitism in germany and it's crunch time in the race for next year's world cup in russia can underdogs in northern ireland upset switzerland. for a place at the tournament we look at to tonight's european playoff match. thank you so much for your company u.s. president donald trump is wrapping up his visit to china he renewed calls on beijing to ramp up economic pressure on north korea to end its nuclear weapons program while he met with his chinese counterpart and bring as part of his first tour of asia as president china's very display of friendship appears to have softened mr trump's position on the country's trade measures which he once described as one sided or rather than a problem president donald trump now appears to fear china as one of the world's great

lack of progress on trade talks and the crisis with north korea. plus the nurse who may be germany's most prolific serial killer newell's age is already serving a life sentence he's now suspected of killing more than one hundred patients. i'm bored. it's good to have you with kuwait and saudi arabia are telling their citizens in lebanon to leave the country immediately and they're urging others not to travel there now this comes amid a deepening crisis in the region with lebanon caught up in the conflict between saudi arabia and iran. the state run television saying that the country is ordering its citizens i out of lebanon neighboring kuwait quickly followed suit. it was a reaction to political turmoil in the and comes amid a deepening regional crisis. lebanon is caught up in a wider conflict between saudi arabia and regional rival iran lebanese prime minister saad hariri is currently in saudi arabia from where he announced his shock present nation last weekend. members of harry's political party say saudi arabia is holding him hostage and are demanding his return in now that you kn

germany starting december tenth w. . this is d w news live from bird land robert mugabe's own party calls time the veteran leader after nearly four decades in power the ruling party says that it is time for the president to step aside but will he go voluntarily we will have the very latest from the capital. also coming up police in kenya tear gas opposition supporters as they gather to welcome home their leader rylan. five people are dead as tensions over the disputed presidential election grow. and in germany talks to form a new government to go into extra time chancellor angela merkel calls on all sides to compromise if no deal is reached germany could face fresh elections. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us he's been in power for nearly forty years but now zimbabwe's president robert mugabe is facing calls from all sides to resign state television says that his own party is urging him to step aside. a march as planned in the capital harare tomorrow to up the pressure. has been under house arrest for the past few days but today he made his first public ap

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 parents can opt to leave the gender field blank the go

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 says that he will meet with the leaders of al

man be germany's most prolific serial killer a former nurse already serving a life sentence is now suspected of killing more than one hundred patients. plus the common a week killer that has the european union and abide member states just can't agree on extending a license for the insecticide wife's eight protesters worried about the health risks are accusing the e.u. of cozying up to the companies that produce it. on leyla iraq it's a pleasure to have you with us. u.s. president donald trump is wrapping up his visit to china he renewed calls on beijing to ramp up economic pressure on north korea to end its nuclear weapons program while he met with his chinese counterpart chief being as part of this first tour of asia as president all china's dazzling display of friendship appears to have softened mr trump's position on the country's trade measures which he once described as one sided rather than a problem president trump now appears to view china as one of the world's great problem solvers. the second day of u.s. president donald trump's visit in china began with pomp and ceremony

leave the area immediately thousands of tourists are stranded also coming up in germany's bid to form a new government could a replay of the past be a fix for the future transferring of america was no urging the social democrats to rejoin a grand coalition saying the country in europe cannot wait much longer. also on the show pope francis beginning a difficult trip to me in law he's been invited to avoid using the word we're a hinge it will be in mars persecution of this muslim minority laid bare the limits of people power. and timing but not prince harry and his american girlfriend meghan marvel. announce that they're getting married early next year. it's good to have you with we begin tonight with indonesia preparing for a volcanic eruption indonesia is mourning that a volcano on the tourist island of bali may be about to blow the government has ordered the evacuation of more than one hundred thousand people from the area and has closed the island's international airport mts agong has been rumbling since last august and is now spewing out smoke and streams of low. for the second tim

for your country but you're still the black swan. afro germany starting december tenth w. this is d w news coming to you live from berlin a new chapter for zimbabwe but will the past come to haunt its new president of the working to get up a bus that to seventy is what's changed and they bring. with the incoming president closely linked to former leader robert mugabe zimbabweans are wondering if anything will change. also coming up the leader of germany social democrats martin schulz under pressure to enter a coalition with chancellor merkel's conservatives he says he won't but some in his party reckon it's time to think again. and ukraine marks four years since the orange revolution but european union leaders deliver a tough message closer ties yes but no membership just yet. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. emerson is to be sworn in as him bob weighs president shortly but after the euphoria of removing robert mugabe from power and was returned to harare people are starting to wonder whether he's the right man to steer the nation back to democracy and rebuild its batte

d.w. news still to come germany's football team is in a world cup mode already as they gear up for this friday's glamour friendly with england at wembley they trying to find out about some new players and a new jersey. but first new a mission's regulations in europe are have car makers concerned monica where specially in germany sumi as you can imagine but also european car makers i mean they're about to be hit by a new set of challenges the e.u. is scheduled today to announce a plan to slash allowed auto emissions another thirty percent and several producers are already having trouble meeting existing targets that's according to a study by international consultancy firm p a consulting will have a look here carmakers in europe currently abe for new cars to emit an average of a maximum ninety five grams of c o two per year or per kilometer and that means that some models can produce more than this as long as others are bored and barring mentally friendly german car makers however are exposed and to be. m.w. cannot meet existing targets according to the report their emissions are sti

country but you're still the black you're talking. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin they were fused to go but australia's prime minister warns we won't be pressured police and immigration officials move in to clear almost four hundred refugees from an immigration camp they're seeking asylum in australia but they fear for their safety at the alternative accommodation being offered will get a live update also coming up emerson in god what returns home promising poll democracy in zimbabwe is due to be sworn in as president today he pled to south africa being fired by robert mugabe what happens next we'll go live to harare. and germany's president prepares to turn the screws present time but as new to me the leader of the social democrats mountain shoals to persuade him to join transfer uncle not in government will the president prevail. hello i'm turning march and good to have you with us. police and immigration officials and pop. when new guinea moved in to clear almost four hundred refugees from an abandoned immigration camp

this is d.w. news live from berlin breaking germany's political deadlock after the collapse of coalition talks president steinmeyer hopes to persuade the leader of the social democrats to join chancellor merkel in forming a government we'll go live to rylands presidential palace also coming up police move in to clear an australian run immigration camp in papa new guinea the cap as officially been closed but more than three hundred asylum seekers are refusing to leave. also big promises from zimbabwe's incoming president addressing crowds in harare amberson god was says he'll bring democracy and prosperity back to the country in the wake of the mugabe era but will he deliver. also coming up feeling that he still giantess and group reports better than expected earnings but continues to face flak over its controversial merger plans that will lead to job losses. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us here in germany the press. didn't is due to meet the head of the social democratic party to try to break the deadlock over forming a new coalition government that's after t

go forward in germany. after the leader of the free democrats. program. of the. remaining terrorists in the country. even. though despite already deep legal problems with the u.s. presence there already. in the french police force more than four. year alone it's raising fears. with terror attacks is proving to great. we were not given the tools to fight terrorism. training. the measures that they have been. needed in the first. well coalitions have always been a big part of german politics in the modern era post-war germany loves a coalition but now the political scene in germany has been thrown into disarray after the collapse of these coalition talks even leading to talk about the future of previously untouchable angle and merkel whether she could remain as the leader of the country after september's election there were two real options available for coalitions either the grand coalition which had been in power before that's what the social democrats however they had said that wasn't on the table they didn't want to be the junior partner in another coalition so they ruled that out

afro germany starting december tenth d w. this is d w news coming to you live from berlin a new era begins in zimbabwe. jubilation as president robert mugabe resigns says the man who once proclaimed only gong will remove any steps down after thirty seven years in power so what next for zimbabwe last our correspondent in the capital harare. failed coalition talks are looming large over german politics we'll ask the deputy leader of the social democrats why his party isn't stepping up to form a government with them apples conservatives. and goobers cover up of a massive hack data of fifty seven million fewer customers were exposed to the high end of the yuvraj paling firm kept quiet and then paid the hackers to delete the stolen information. below i'm terry martin good to have you with us. elation on the streets of zimbabwe citizens have celebrated late into the night after president robert mugabe announced his resignation ending nearly four decades of rule the shock announcement followed a tumultuous week that saw a military takeover mass demonstrations and a desperate move gob a cli

. today is a unique day here in germany one that marks a number of important anniversaries in the country's history it was on nov ninth one thousand nine hundred nine that the berlin wall fell which eventually led to germany's reunification so this should be a day to celebrate here in germany nov ninth is also the anniversary of other landmark of vents following germany's defeat in world war one on november ninth one thousand eight hundred political leaders declared the country was now a republic but germany's first experiment with democracy came to be associated with economic hardship and street battles between the far left and the far right and we all know how the history goes because after hitler comes to power democracy is abolished in germany on this day november ninth one thousand thirty eight the nazi regime orchestrated a massive program against the country's jewish population as synagogues and businesses were attacked police did nothing here's a closer look at what happened. on the evening of november ninth one thousand thirty eight synagogues in europe were set aflame th

which are due to end on friday germany's president had this to say earlier. so one fact is clear the historic climate of two thousand and fifty users must remain. and the path we've taken until now must remain reversible. and we all have the obligation now to act in more specific terms terrorists will only be issues break through. if the equipment's will be followed. and that was the german president from steinmeyer speaking a little earlier i'm joined now by christopher spring gate in bonn christopher as we stand by waiting for uncle americal to begin her address let me get your take on steinmeier is words there he said this agreement needs to be followed up with deeds is there an expectation there in bonn that's going to happen. well that's what this climate summit is about interpretating the twenty fifteen paris agreement writing the rulebook or the code if you want that will help the nations of the world implement the paris agreement one diplomat at the time compared the paris agreement to a smart flashy new smartphone but we didn't we don't have the operating system for it yet s

germany put together a new government not talks between conservatives the free democrats and the greens went into the early hours of this morning but missed their own deadline to strike a deal right now party leaders are due to push ahead with their talks at the headquarters of america's c.d.u. party some negotiators expect them to extend into the weekend the thoughts went through last night but failed to get enough formal coalition talks to begin if the parties remain unable to do that germany could end up new elections and just in a couple of minutes ago we heard chancellor angela merkel as she was going in for the fresh round of talks she said and she emphasized there were big differences between the potential coalition partners but she said there was enough common ground to go ahead and go on with the second round of talks of course we keep it up to date once results come in but one of the most difficult issues in these talks is rather people with temporary refugee status in germany should be able to bring their families to join them it's a right they used to have but it was

for returning our web special meeting at the refugee journeys of life in germany and the prospects for those returning home. join the discussion on t w dot com and on facebook. prospects for returning. d.w. made for mines. burlington's panel of economic advisers gives the government good grades will keep in the economy's strong panel revised upwards its growth focus for next year but says the danger of the economic being called an overheating. and e.u. regulators raise the bar in their bid to reduce emissions from cars but they are already getting pushback from germany. this is either your business i'm going to help us welcome a new set of challenges could be said could be said to hit european carmakers the e.u. commission is proposing another thirty percent cut in vehicle emissions a new study shows. factories are already having trouble meeting existing targets permissable level of emissions for new cars in europe is ninety five grams of c o two per kilometer kilometer on average that means that some models can produce more than this as long as others blow less into the air but ge

germany's president turns to score of the president's time are one meet the leader of the social democrats martin chose to try to persuade him to consider joining us for going markel in a coalition government will the president prevail. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us police and immigration officials in papa new guinea have moved in to clear almost four hundred refugees from. an abandoned immigration camp the camp is on man asylum which is part of papa new guinea it has been used to house refugees hoping to get to australia but it was closed at the end of october after the papa new guinea supreme court ruled it unconstitutional now some of the migrants refused to leave because they feared for their safety at the alternative accommodation. they want to kill us they chant this mobile phone footage captures asylum seekers in a controversial australian run detention center in papua new guinea one that was officially shut down three weeks ago now police have entered the compound they ordered those remaining to leave. shocking scenes of distress the crowd tries to re

this is d.w. 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 go

tensions over the disputed presidential election grow. to germany's mouth and talks to form a new government go into extra time chancellor merkel calls on all sides to compromise if no deal is reached germany could face fresh elections. plus another u.s. no makeup becomes the latest high profile person to be accused of sexual harassment democratic senator al franken who is under fire after a journalist says he groped donald trump criticizes franken on twitter and is accused of hypocrisy. comes to test vials that all the electric truck of the future they say it will help reduce c o two emissions on those the company's focus . i'm from gail welcome to the program. the game is up that is the message to zimbabwe's president from the country's influential independence war veterans but despite last week's military takeover and increasing pressure from his own party robert mugabe is so far refusing to step down he's been under house arrest for the past few days but today he made his first public appearance since the takeover. surrounded by security robert mugabe attends a graduation cere

uncertainty in germany it seems that things are looking up economically at least tell us more about that. yes we got new data positive data today efore economic research institute came out with the announcement that it would increase its forecast for german g.d.p. growth this year to two point three percent that's four tenths of a percent higher than the previous forecast and the bundesbank our national reserve bank here in germany writes in this monthly report that the economic upswing here in germany continues through the current fourth quarter and one for a reason for this is stronger factories factory orders in the german manufacturing sector are going to have risen in front that good to see. the london is set to news to the european union's most important agencies following britain's decision to leave the bloc the european medicines agency and the european banking agency will now move to other destinations but it's up to the a use remaining twenty seven members so vote on who exactly lands of bragg's it windfall. that some of europe's most glamorous that the nation but this isn't about c

this is t w news coming to you live from berlin i'm going to machall under pressure as germany is plunged into political uncertainty after coalition talks collapse the german chancellor says she would prefer fresh elections over trying to lead a minority government will ask does this mark the end of the merkel era also coming up with impeachment proceedings set to begin against robert mugabe the zimbabwean president is still refusing to quit for many in the country change can't come fast enough. also coming up the next hour myanmar's military accused of crimes against humanity a damning new report by amnesty international says myanmar's suffocating control of the refuge of minority amounts to a parte amnesty is calling on the u.n. to hold a special session on the injured crisis. and cyprus a destination for sun sea and citizenship island has received billions of euros from the mega rich in return for an e.u. passport find out how the cash for citizenship program works plus in football can dortmund reverse its losing streak the black and yellows faced tottenham in the champions. to

. ninety countries here in germany for the u.n. climate summit and that african country is picking up steam on the path to cleaner energy. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump has called on china to pressure north korea to give up its nuclear weapons program he's been to his chinese counterpart paying in beijing part of a marathon tour of asia trump received a red carpet welcome arriving for talks on a range of thorny issues with trade and north korea at the top of the agenda president xi pledged that china would persist with the goal of denuclearizing the korean peninsula tromp urging him to act fast let's listen in to what trump had to say the united states is committed to the complete and permanent denuclearization of north korea so important china can fix this problem easily and quickly and i am calling on china and your great president to hopefully work on it very hard i know one thing about your prose is that if he works on it hard it will happen there's no doubt about it let's get more now on the statements from these two worl