under winter and this is your business update here in germany political leaders are trying to hammer out a deal for a coalition government compromises are in sight for everything from refugee policy to energy but so far nobody is talking about the country's poor record and encouraging women to see the management the european statistics office says the highest percentage of women working in private companies in the e.u. is in latvia where fifty three percent of leadership positions are occupied on women in bulgaria and poland women occupy forty four percent of leadership positions followed closely by ireland and a stony within the e.u. germany's last place with italy and cyprus with women making up twenty two percent of management though germany's chancellor is a woman many activists say politics like corporate boardrooms remain mostly a man's game in europe's biggest economy but we're going to get some more on that this now from the association of german women entrepreneurs joining me now is claudio courser nigga thank you very much for coming in to talk to us do you think those numb

show in the world devoted to the latest music from germany. on this edition with touring in africa with maybe a little. more growth and b u s with einstein they. will all be checking out d.w. stuff mentary superstud takes me into and. 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 i'm plats 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 worldwide. meghalaya plays the rwandan capital kigali the track jesse owens pays tribute to the african-american sprinter who won four gold at the nine hundred thirty thinks a limpid game is held in nazi germany the most of the raf his current album is actually about africa and now he's the himself device of us running out of this trip was planned a long time ago before i finished the album release it later than expected we wanted the videos to come out in su

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

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

even though the product primarily sells in germany the income is booked in ireland. as a result only a small part of the company's profits are taxed in germany at a rate of thirty percent. most is taxed in ireland at only twelve percent. that's completely legal but companies try to avoid making them a new public because it could be bad for their image apple for one paradice paper say apple is always searching for ways to worm out of taxes become plans billions with its iconic smartphones tablets and computers it could scare off some consumers if they know the premium prices they pay are not even taxed at local rates but while countries like britain and germany have made some attempts to close loopholes . smaller countries like ireland have benefited by slashing their tax rates sometimes were blocked or blocked by the fact that the number states consider to be should be you go from this or that. and now we're in different period that's what i call the new transparency. it's high time that everybody goes into seeing the reaction to eliminate forward to combat tax evasi

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

their black living in germany. she's reminded me what that means on a daily basis presenter john up. i guess not being able to blend in and. taking a holiday. you know different than the way. 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. 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 africa it gets you. to do something for your country but you're still the black guy with an. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . prosperity optimism.

breaking news now one of germany's best known multinational conglomerate siemens says it is going to slash some six thousand nine hundred jobs worldwide and its power gas and drives divisions which have seen a sharp drop in demand half of those jobs will be in germany where the company makes gas turbines for power plants the demand for those gas turbines like this one behind me has collapsed as power companies switch to renewable energy siemens forecasts global demand of only one hundred new turbines next year and that's for every manufacturer siemens alone has capacity to make one hundred and thirty turbines far more than the market can bear capacity among all the world's top turbine makers together is four hundred units a year now this shows why zeman needs to make big changes his turbine subsidiary is one of the biggest in the company before demand tanks unexpectedly turbines made up to twenty percent of siemens profits the cutbacks will have a major impact on operations in germany factories in two german cities lights and gurlitz will be shut down costing the local economies ther

call me the great in germany. tex all over. my name is mark a generally i had a vision four years ago to produce my own notebooks not by some chinese supply or german supplier. i came to you because we were producing no books in germany and the labor cost and all other costs in germany were quite high so we decided to give give it a try on china. our . are here for you guys have been. really. hard to find workers we've tried several students actually but in the end we decided to go to the labor market it's called talent market but there's not that much talent so i call it the labor market you know anybody of you can do this yes or no. how can a lot. to learn with the knowledge that. your. best. goodness again you don't need. long they. are really going. to listen to him and you. need to. tell not knowing the most among the women young women generally. they're going to have a. good. time to talk with other people just like me. so when you write down the first you're on the labor market and he was horrible the homeless people wil

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

even for start ups from germany and important for asia's that they are able to connect germany and australia in business. that's all for business for now thanks for watching see you in less than an hour. one of germany's best known bands tokio hotel. a hot sports special. we look at their beginnings as teen pop stars. the secret of their success. and their fans. the. phenomenon. with. the. status report. non-si looted and bones bone discounts tama. degenerate. museum. finally they can be seen for the first time two exhibition shoebox of honor from the spectacular collection of cornelius gurlitt. in sixty minutes. where i come from we have to fight for a free press. i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one division and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many canvassed and their problems are always the same or to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see the right to fools who have decided to put their trust in us. my

they're black and living in germany. she's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter john up like it is nothing i have to blend in and i was. taking a holiday group and being you know different than the way. 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. 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 africa it's good to see you. do something for your country but you're still the black guy far from. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . this is the daily news live from berlin u.s. president. in manila for the us the and the just the mess it's also the last leg of the president's asia tour and all eyes will be on how he deals with the philippines controversial preston treasury go to also on the program the spanish prime

canceled their trips mine the whole is that yes my role to provide a real picture of germany. we haven't business with chinese markets because of terrorism. on the contrary i've gone more often to china to tell them that we live our lives quite normally here in germany and to tell them that the tourists can come in the mail as a comma and. many products are cheaper in europe than they are in china where they have the luxury tax. tourists come with long shopping lists for themselves and also for relatives who checked on line and know exactly what they want. they have a tremendous amount of money and they spend it because they buy quite a lot but they're under time pressure they're only here for a short time for ten to fifteen minutes because they shot and go you know. power shopping a suit for one thousand euros and a suitcase to match this couple's favorite label hugo boss. the menswear brand was one of the first to open a store in missing and. now the outlet store is set to expand and become the largest. boss sharp in the world. what's still missing is allie peo one of china'

welcome back you're watching the news our top stories germany president fox but my ass says he is not yet prepared to call fresh elections after polemic arre talks and forming a new coalition government collapsed steinmeier said he would meet the various parties this week and urge them to rethink. and zimbabwe's president robert mugabe has defied the pressure from his zanu p.f. party to step down that is despite being sacked as the party's chief he now faces a deadline to step down or face impeachment. now india's bollywood movies have become famous worldwide for their bombast drama and above all romeo and juliet where they romances but a new film is showing that there are limits to the love some indians will tolerate wherever social media editor federica boy baggio here with us in studio to talk more about this controversy how are people reacting to this what is the story so it is about. this movie called padmavati padmavati is an indian queen she's a mythological figure from a centuries old poem and she is a very revered figure in indian literature now many hindus in india are angry

obviously it's important germany's very important player in germany in europe and in the world of course we do have a government in germany at the men who have an acting government and it is able to take decisions is able to keep things going is not of as if germany is at a standstill but for the very large shame potent decisions that are being planned especially in europe reform reforms of the european union financial reforms in the european union all those kind of very substantial decisions need a new government in germany so that they can also be supported from the side from the stronger state in europe and i'm just going to ask you briefly it's a question that people are not asking in germany but they are asking our side of germany if i'm going to mark of job on the line well we're remain chancellor she's chancellor at the moment she will lead a new government whatever form it takes a minority government grand coalition she will be chancellor but we all know this is her last period of office. in the next four years if it goes that far one would expect her to either resign or to be pu

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bank is one of globalization's winners they produce fans in germany china india and the us everywhere demand is climbing employees worldwide profit from it is a trend that has been confirmed in a study by the organization for economic cooperation and development or o.e.c.d. it states that people in industrial as well as developing countries profit from globalization and the outlook is good the o.e.c.d. estimates the global economy will grow old bike three point seven percent in the coming year that would be point one percent more than in twenty seventeen according to the o.e.c.d. the u.s. as the world's largest economy will grow considerably in twenty eighteen but the euro zone's growth will be slowing down at only two point one percent growth that's mostly due to bragg's it and the unsolved debt crisis in southern europe for the first time a decade the world is growing in sync. this is none of the large economies are experiencing a recession despite the positive outlook there are some risks an a-list say investments are too low around the world to maintain long term growth and the pr

they're black and living in germany. she's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter like this nothing that to blend in and i'll miss. the. group. and being you know different than the rest. she travelled across germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. it seems 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. the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the phrase like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about africa if you could see.

bush by this germany is a strong country. that we have achieved so much we can do this and if something hinders us we must overcome it india. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters w made for mines. united against climate change. big challenges for the twenty third u.n. climate conference in bonn how are nations working to meet their paris agreement targets. d.-w. is there and reporting daily. from the cup twenty three this weekend next on d w news. with his flowing hair and fierce look.

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

melinda: certainly here in germany, at the meeting of the g20 powers in hamburg this spring, xi jinping was making every effort to look like a great protector of the climate treaty, just as the u.s. was deciding it wants to get out of the paris accord. andreas kluth, would you say this is going to be a bumpy process, the process of adjustment as china rises and as america, as you said in your opening statement stagnates or , declines? andreas: absolutely. it is interesting, even before hamburg, in davos, with respect to world trade he is positioning himself as the successor to the old american leadership of the world order, which is very fascinating. from china's point of view, it is incontestable that china is gradually reclaiming its historical place as a world leader. they think back to dynasties and beyond, and they think of the last few centuries of western dominance as an aberration. will it be a bumpy ride? it will be a very bumpy ride. and for the chinese leadership it is a good thing to be aware of this. i am told the chinese leadership has been assassinated for years -- fascic

afro germany starting december tenth you. welcome to tomorrow today coming up. highly active with our brains too while we sleep. dreams of success how some people improve skills in their sleep. and drone deliveries the future of logistics. a new day dawns it's time to get out and stretch. and it's time to learn new things in school or at university or at work there's always lots to be learned but not all of the learning takes place during waking hours it turns out that we also process knowledge in our sleep. every night we close our eyes and lie in bed for hours asleep. arresting but our brains are a hive of activity. according to sleep or such as our brains are actually highly creative while we sleep. this constant sleep here. what's extraordinary is that sleeping is an unconscious process. in an unconscious state when we sleep but in this unconscious state the brain generates memories google the hipness. without memory we would be helpless we wouldn't manage even simple tasks like adding up numbers according to a pattern. the students taking part in this exper

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 group and be you know different than the way. 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. out of. the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face life because 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. afro to. starting december tenth tom w. this is d w news live from berlin u.s. president donald trump arrives in vietnam ready to get down to business trump says that if the u.s. will not tolerate unfair trade practices in a scolding speech to the region's business elite but will they fall in line or make their deals with china.

there was a furious reaction in germany to the announcement of layoffs and plant closures that engineering giant siemens workers protested on the streets of berlin after hearing the company would slash an unexpected eight hundred seventy jobs in the german capital alone. i've worked for the company for nearly twenty seven years they can't do this to us to say ok it's over they have to offer alternatives or restructuring. every year they present better results division next profits like you wouldn't believe we can understand why they'd shut us down when we're working to capacity so the mood is pretty grim. the plan is that siemens announced a radical worldwide it wants to eliminate six thousand nine hundred jobs half of them in germany with the country's east hardest hit two plants there will shut down completely and a third hangs in the balance. says it's been hit by the switch to cleaner energy sources and that is turbine division can't keep up it makes the parts for fossil fuel power plants and orders are declining yet siemens is not only investing in plants in other countries it is post

it in the grand coalition is the better option for germany. but with shultz as party leader coalition talks seem difficult he'd rejected the idea the night that parliamentary election results became known rumors that he will step down as party chief have now been rubbished. the other parties couldn't form this jamaican coalition and now you ask if martin schultz will remain party leader they need to answer for their actions fast. later in the evening s.p.d. members met at their headquarters in between the long deliberations a brief update for the press. has not flocking to discuss the meeting between martin short and president. we need some time to analyze that and. we can't solve in a few hours what others have taken two months to mess up. it's a tough choice for the s.p.d. take political responsibility or chart a new course. warner let's talk to political analyst and journalist about a son of a he's with us here in the studio this morning good morning donna good morning the pressure it's on the s.p.d. right now to reconsider its position abo

for germany party it's. the coalition talks in germany and it's. that's it for this latest edition of so if you see you next time. in america a college degree requires a great deal. paying a decade's long debt. studying so hard it requires trust just. to go through humiliation to enter an elite society. and parching to death sometimes quite literally. wants other true colors of universities in the u.s. . hey everybody i'm stephen bob taft hollywood guy you know suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v. i'm going to suggest this is my buddy max famous financial guru well he's a little bit different i'm not a. good one of the why no one knows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm hitting the road have some fun meet everyday americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill which. whenever you buy russian products you're not just getting excellent quality. but a little bit of friction so that's what. breaking news this hour at least two hundred people are reportedly kille

mission it is the first small island nation to chair the conference which is taking place now here in germany the goals to build on the paris agreement by taking steps to limit carbon dioxide emissions and the activities that produce them activities such as mining and burning coal thousands of protesters say that has to end but at what price climate change to pay is to save the planet that's the question we're posing today on quadriga and here are the guests we're going to answer and claudia kemp is the head of the energy transportation and environment department of the german institute for economic research she also serves as a member of the german advisory council on the environment which consults with the federal government and she says smart people don't waste time stuck in the past they in. just in the growth markets of the future markets that will belong to those who spot them first and it's a pleasure to welcome my colleague christopher springing he is a political correspondent for g.w. t.v. and he is also covering the climate change conference in bonn and he says pumping a greenhouse

meat the germans new and surprising aspects of noise and culture in germany. us american music takes a look at germany it is increasing use of their traditions everyday lives and language in this time of. young good. looking guy r t w dot com the. german. welcome to euro max today we've got some fantastic stories and we'll be traveling from iceland.

rico is in germany to learn german why not learn with him simple online on your mobile and free shop d w z e learning course he can speak german made easy. what has happened to the german auto industry first fox wagon wrecks its reputation in the diesel gate scandal now pretty much all the big names and german car making are reportedly mired in dubious dealings the cartels in german business we set sunlight on them in this week's edition of made in germany their business magazine here. the accusations are as serious as the names are big for decades auto industry giants fox wagon already porsche dimer and b.m.w. apparently have been in cahoots colluding over the technology in their vehicles over suppliers market strategies and mission controls and prices antitrust watchdogs 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 has become the steeper and the turns sharper. the whole world loves german cars demand is strong sales are br

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i'm on i was on a welcome to the program of germany. 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 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. has repeatedly ruled us angular merkle 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. 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 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 yo

for germany starting december tenth w. . hello and welcome to quadriga can this year's un climate conference take meaningful action to put the paris agreement into place and to save nations like this one fiji is being and gulf by a steadily rising sea which makes its presidency of this year's climate conference an all the more urgent mission it is the first small island nation to chair the conference which is taking place now here in germany the goals to build on the paris agreement by taking steps to limit carbon dioxide emissions and the activities that produce them activities such as mining and burning coal thousands of protesters say that has to end but at what price climate change who pays to save the planet that's the question we're posing today on quadriga and here are the guests we're going to answer at claudia kemp but she is the head of the energy transportation and environment department of the german institute for economic research she also serves as a member of the german advisory council on the environment whic

football made in germany. the whole d w one up. fourteen focused global insights the news app for local heroes. d.w. made for mines. yet you make of that company a german stock corporation was founded in two thousand i mean i mean this was stuff of two his meanwhile going to eighty i just don't know well the site was chosen because we have all the competency in excellence it doesn't and sex and your fellow are very good ecosystem fought off by me through five g. is the driving force behind in the street four point zero almost what's special about us is probably that we don't only present formulas how it could be but that we also make tests on a running system involving the conductor you have the largest cluster in germany and in europe we have to university we have as a whole in the film institute you have two players of equipment and materials for us is going to it's absolutely important that our staff have their minds free when they come to work this means we do have to use child friendly facilities creativity maybe i take this a

the key is sticking your starts at almost forty four thousand euros in germany. at its design center in english not only is presenting the second generation of the a seven sport back visitors were delighted by. this weeping lines of a new design the new a seven is a dynamic all rounder at first glance it has the appearance of a coupe de but in fact the seven sport back is much more versatile offering plenty of space for a family. to glisten all the chief designer says the challenge was to create a truly new design which still makes you think of any seven but it really shows a new directions like that somebody will tell lies to. the front grill of a new a seven is typical audi but it's wider in closer to the road than in the larger eight model. taking a closer look at the rear you see that the spoiler has shifted higher up to create a sportier silhouette along with twenty one inch alloy rims this car is a real head turner. so that it can is the mark link to says they wanted to highlight the quatro all wheel drive in the design for this reason they deviated from th

i'm on i was on a 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 i'm going to merkel is currently meeting with leaders of her c.d.u. party in berlin to. goes 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 is expected to call on the second largest party the social democrats to form a new grand coalition of the s.p.d. had repeatedly ruled opens on there but merkel says the alternative of new elections would be worse. going back though it isn't telling them that they have to vote again i don't agree with that absolutely. we work well together so now we need to talk about the things that didn't work and try to do them even better. well that was a strong statement there from mark joined by g.w. correspondent hans brand to weigh opar options as it were. the c.d.u. is aiming for a grand coalition would that be a good option for germany you know some might say it's another four years without part of entr

how much danger is germany and. we are asked several hikers to find out for us. to highlight the dangers that come with increasing digitise ation we start our research in the every day digital world where we're promised security and convenience. the digital home controlling entire buildings with nobody devices is becoming increasingly popular like here in austria for example. this charming little hotel is such a building and we're going to take a closer look at it the owner has agreed he doesn't know when the attack will occur . owner could soon enough has embraced new technologies there were regular problems in his stressful everyday life such as with the cold storm on one occasion the door wasn't closed properly another time there was a power cut that's particularly bad when the hotel is closed the good spoil quickly and the financial damage to the family is significant we have we always had the problem that on public holidays we weren't able to monitor our called store because we thought about what to do about it that's going to add some things are bizarre we

also coming up with thousands of jobs to go angry siemens employees take to the streets in germany. welcome to do business well not twangs not once but twice tesla c.e.o. in on muscat postpone the presentation of his electric big greek drug but last night was finally the night he unveiled his a long awaited vehicle in california designed to challenge the climate of damaging gas guzzlers on highways and he threw in a surprise sports car as well take a look. it was a big show for a big truck. tesla vos iran must joke that this would be the most useful eighteen wheeler ever tweeting it could transform into a robot fight in the ins and even brew coffee and he said it's built for the long haul. now one of the biggest questions we've been asked about. dr trucks is well how far can they go because well it's perhaps a five hundred mile range. that's about eight hundred kilometers the driver sits in the middle no need for different models with steering wheels on the right or left musk promised his electro truck would be cheaper to maintain than today's diesels it's set to hit the road in jus

meet the germans new and surprising aspects of noise and culture in germany. us american keep music takes a look at germany it is interesting that their traditions everyday lives and language i can just come out of my life. so i'm too young too good to. make i r t w dot com the germans. who. visited dublin years live from berlin the struggle for the middle east to dominance heats up conflicts across the region saudi arabia six to be in force its prominence there and in the wider world by rolling back iran's influence in yemen unlevel is a hot much more dangerous could this rivalry become also on the program i'm.

their black living in germany. he's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter john updike is nothing new to blend in and i was. taking a holiday group and being you know different than the rest. she traveled to germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories so. it's as. i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. and she decided to put me up for adoption. that means. 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 it because it can't see you. do something for your country but you're still the black young man with a. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . thank you. and welcome back to serious music oboe is this year's instrument of the year here in germany and according to the guinness book.