mr yon there was a pervasive sense of mistrust in east germany because the states with or t.'s could spy on any citizen at any time. you were targeted by the stasi and now you are in charge of their archives do you still have a sense of trust. so i wouldn't put it quite like that they're working asses in east germany where you'd find that someone you'd trust that was actually working for the stasi the secret police but that's why we have to keep studying these archives so that we can find out what happened and deal with it. as we need to confront the past and i think that will be a step forward for germany now and in the future. when you have a betrayed by so-called friends. yes i had a few disappointments it's beneath me but i learn from those situations and that's a good thing. when things like that happen you can make a new start and deal with it effectively. sometimes you can talk to the person who disappointed you and then decide whether you really can make a fresh start. off your east german citizenship was revoked nine hundred eighty three and you moved to west berlin i

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there black and living in germany. she's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter like this not being able to blend in and i was. no different than the rest. 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 neighbors. 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.

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

post-war germany. the british director found the authentic locations for his film in the eastern german city of gurlitz based on the bennett schlink bestseller the reader is a moral tale of guilt and justice. kate winslet plays hannah schmidt's thirty six year old woman who has an affair with the sixteen year old misha after every tryst michelle result loud to his older lover less. as he can do. for a moment he was still inside this is disgusting. let's keep it this. borrowed it from someone at school. you should be ashamed to. go to them on the high strung unimproved when you sell the rights to your own book you can expect to see on screen the images you had in your head in the film you see other pictures and and i'm very happy with these images that i rediscovered in the film or into the beauty of these you know before you have been made in the signatures. one day hannah vanishes years later michelle sees her again he's a young law student and she's on trial for war crimes ana was an overseer at a co

west german capital among them is the united nations campus in germany. right next stored talk to the left produces its programs in many languages for broadcast the world over. also on the banks of the rhine or the headquarters of dr possed designed by star architect young. from one hundred forty nine thousand nine hundred ninety will germany was divided fall and served as the capital of west germany the parliamentary chambers are now a historic site and a venue for international conventions. politics occasionally has a place here to defend the hummer schmidt is the chairman president's second official residence. the chancellor's bungalow is open to the public it's a prime example of one nine hundred sixty s. design. of the leaders who lived within its minimalist walls only helmut schmidt and his wife loki are said to have felt truly at home. in the old. town hall unmarked plots of the city's historic center for nearly two hundred years the prince aleck tours of cologne resided in bonn and left their mark on the old town. in one thousand nine hundred the

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true france has markov and germany will soon have. i know you might be thinking rum reggae maybe runners. here in germany jamaica now stands for a very rare government coalition and america needs a partner to govern and jamaica refers to the colors of the party's black for the conservative green of course for the green and yellow for the liberals the free democratic germany. funny. german sense of humor mary and for me that is a coalition of hope. because style wise german politics as it is asked. bill fitting suits where we love rimless glasses a strange friend for oversized wins and not do you call this a haircut. but now these two could be up for a cabinet position. since he's done away with the silly sideburns the cochairman of the green party nearly always looks respectable and he proves a good suit doesn't make you conservative but hey maybe he should talk to. the leader of the business friendly free democrats the party base his whole campaign on his boyish good looks. and he knows how to see something you clearly have to grow i

doctoring the bamberg symphonic here in germany one of germany's best orchestras without doubt and maybe one of the best in the world. this is actually not the first time i conduct them but i conducted them ten years ago under a very different circumstances i was one of many participants of the competition and i came here from mexico really frightened and next and so excited and nervous to conduct such an orchestra and to have the opportunity ten years later to come back as a guest conductor and a subscription concert with tchaikovsky's presumably is a great honor and i really can't wait to hear that sound stayed in my ear all these years. part of the job i do that a lot i've been doing that so much too much. but it's part of the job because you need to. promote the music and get people to the concert today oh yes of course because it's in germany and by additional focus a very important lead and not many people know me here i hear something hello hello hello. well i think for many decades almost a century this was always a profession of just men and i think with any leadership position

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of layoffs hearts is considering a career with germany's armed forces. but she's not sure yet if she's really cut out for it so she's attending this camp and the roma barracks these retreats are becoming more popular the german armed forces are looking for ways to attract new recruits because fewer and fewer young people want the dangerous job of soldier. male will spend five days getting to know the ins and outs of life in the military but will she end up choosing the armed services. a. good nineteen year old layout wanted to study music but her grades weren't good enough now she's here with the twenty first armored brigade in the town of august off in north rhine-westphalia she's thinking about becoming a career officer. harrison but it's a question of there are two lockers here that's the one for our close. this room is for four people. she and her roommate are tidying up the sergeant is coming for inspection. tightness is important in the military are you a tidy person at home. so all of god for and i'm not at all but i used to work at a primary scho

heftier fines also what's the story behind the mysterious piles of rent a bike cropping up all over germany and all about a company that you for probably never heard of but is most likely behind every good cup of coffee you have ever had. this is a business. welcome. ober has admitted that last year it suffered a massive data breach hackers stole names e-mail addresses and phone numbers of millions of the right hailing services customers around the world to make matters worse were apparently paid off the criminals to keep everything under the rug were fired to people over the incidents but that needs to be accompanied by higher fines regulators say. has shocked the world with what appears to be one of the most massive data breaches ever but that's no longer the only scandal didn't inform some fifty seven million customers around the world until this week that their personal information could have been stolen by hackers in twenty sixteen but the breach happened last year and after the company found out it paid the hackers one hundred thousand dollars to keep it all secret. is the world's lea

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they're black and living in germany. has reminded me what that means on a daily basis presenter john up like this not being able 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. 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 the stereotypes about it because it gets you. to do something for your country but you're still the black guy. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . celebration stretched late into the night in zimbabwe following the resignation of longtime president robert mugabe the ninety three year old finally stepped down tuesday once impeachment.

take a tour of germany state by state on g.w. dot com. route. to a new edition of favorites seven is a magic number in the movie in the magnificent seven it's code for camaraderie in the seventh seal it's a metaphysical metaphor and david fincher seven shorthand for original sin today show is all about seven. namely seven german talents on the cusp of international stardom. seven faces of german cinema you need to know. starting with these two. for years he's played small roles but very well but he didn't figure. often cast as a gangster plays robust sometimes brutal characters he's one of germany's most. in demand supporting actors. but he recently landed a job that gave him much more screen time the role of how about in a heavy heart examines every facet of this character a former boxer who now works as a debt collector. this is others. and then falls ill with a fatal muscle wasting disease a.l.'s. that performance one page of court the twenty sixteen german film award for best actor. good thank you should. born in one nine hundred fifty seven

afro germany starting december tenth. kind of business and save the climate hello and a very warm welcome to global talk on d w i'm sorry kelly we are coming to you today from bonn germany this is the site of the united nations global climate conference cop twenty three so let's discuss it is my great pleasure to welcome here today we have your royal highness from work enough princess to take much she is joining us today she is the ambassador of burkean a fast so for renewable energy and energy efficiency we also have from door to post . professor dr christoph earhart executive vice president for corporate communications and responsibility. and from deutsche asset management mikhail holter joins us today you are a director at door to and we thank you very much for being with us and from the oco institute in germany dr felix mathis is with us here on the set and dr felix mathis is research coordinator for energy and climate policy was to all of you thank you so much for being here today and thank you also to our host to do

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

their black and living in germany. is reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter like it is nothing and that to blend in and i'll risk. 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. 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 with an. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . us. us president dong trump is calling on all countries to join forces against the north korean regime he singled out china and russia to push beyond yang to give up its nuclear weapons the comments came during a speech to south korean lawmakers.

meet the germans new and surprising aspects of noise and culture in germany. us american keep music takes a look at germany it is increasing at their traditions every day lives and language doesn't just come out of my lungs and so i'm ok i'm good just. like a big guy r t w dot com the germans. this is d w news coming to you live from berlin the u.n. climate summit kicks off in vol fiji is chairing the meeting of nearly two hundred countries they're looking to forge ahead with the paris accord to fight climate change but with climate.

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

cuppa tea no is just one way to enjoy coffee and it's a popular choice in germany but coffee isn't just coffee there are many different styles and flavors stuff approach no coffee inside out daniela know that c. is a roasting ex-pat embraced in the role coffee as a science in itself part of that makes roasting machines among other equipment a two hundred degree celsius the beans go in but only for about five or six minutes these beans are for life roast filter coffee so they don't these long. the end flavor of the coffee depends on how it's roasted aromas soon fell over him . yet it smells so good right now the cells are broken up which releases the gases it's really fresh you can smell the gases but after a day or two it will come down and smell like really our coffee just like it should . roasting coffee requires skill that this company has honed it's a medium sized business that turns over one hundred fifty million euros a year and controls two thirds of the global market the recipe for success keep investing in development says c.e.o. outing the current focus is energy efficiency th

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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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came to germany in one thousand nine hundred eighty five. persecuted religious minority your father was also a guest worker sort of themselves more to be immigrants or religious refugees. christian. definitely felt like they were religious refugees i still remember when i was three when the first t.v. turned. talked about us being immigrants. the question was always. where are they from are they really person. that's been my father began with the activism that i continue. that's. your father father was a floor time your mother was illiterate you have ten siblings today you are a political scientist and journalist you write books thanks to him. and so forth. thank you many people as is always the case when people have a half way success in life. thanks to the majority of society to the solidarity around me growing up with my teachers neighbors. my mother couldn't read or write we had to find other ways but my parents instilled a spirit of doing the best with the chances we had even if we didn't have any. moment. i always said we have to put t

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their black and living in germany. has reminded me what that means on a daily basis presenter john updike is nothing i have to plan. and i'll risk. taking a group and being you know different than the rats. she traveled to cause. germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. it seems as. though 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 with an. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . business and save the climate hello and a very warm welcome to global talk on d w i'm sorry we are coming.