and the future of europe. may be different cultures should be taken more into account because greek has a specific certain skills three culture it's a different from the italians from the swedish people so. her chair on the difference this should be taken into making process and should be respected. the debate in europe goes on and these young people here to contribute to it. to corporate news now in u.s. chip making giant qualcomm will have to pay a close to a billion euros an anti-trust penalties to the european union the e.u. as competition commission or m i got into fest august said qualcomm paid apple to use its chips exclusively in its i phones and i pads that means the company illegally excluded rivals from the market for l.t.e. baseband chipsets for at least five years ensuring its own market don its. and more troubles at general electric ahead it posted a whopping ten billion dollar loss in a five percent decline in revenue last quarter the poor performance was driven by a fifteen billion dollars char

i'm my first missy he said france is back france is back it's a cool for europe. because we'll never have any friends since this is without a europe instances hard said france is back everyone's talking about that quote max he said france is back at the core of europe was there with of france first in that message you know he draws on patriotism of course because the french like to be still but the gong still they are patriotic but just know what simon just mentioned he spoke in english i don't recall any french president really doing that with at an important speech in the past so that shows you he is not in the spirit of america first that's propagated by the trumpet ministration that represents a closed model that presents bilateral relationships he represents an open model of globalisation if it's done right multilateralism i just mentioned it so i would say the two could probably not be much farther apart. simon did you miss anything in until america holes speech what did she not say we have. talks about free trade in about combating of protectionism and nati

to manage to seclude score a point or bring her over to their side on europe or the rest of europe has said oh this is a breakthrough for europe germany said well we'll consider micron's proposal that's all they've said so this is our big i mean to the people of europe wanted this grand plan that schultz is talking about a federal european state within eight years i don't know who else wants that around europe among the european the other countries the neighboring countries the member countries and european ordinary european voters don't they don't want to buy into this vision that martin short is. to go out there and take out no i don't think so and he's talking about the united states of europe was mccomas talking about we need to make we need to integrate the euro zone i think on the corners talk where we need to get momentum back into the european union since break that we've just been sitting around saying what is the future so i think his idea is if you start talking about moving the european union forward on again or the euro zone we're back on track i don't know whether that's

ask myself what europe stands for if the e.u. doesn't define itself through the recognition of human rights as one of the then it's just a financial union. and if it's just a financial union i don't need an a plus you're pretty i'd rather expel states from the e.u. they don't respect the rights of migrants and send migrants away if you notice but we did it when you go. in june twenty seventeen a un report once again highlighted the fact that migrants were being subject to grave human rights abuses in libya including executions torture deprivation of food and water and encipherment. nonetheless italy continues to pursue the agreement with libya and even got backing from the european heads of state in government. they met with opposition from some members of the european parliament who wanted an internal european solution for the problem i spoke to the co-chair of the greens in the european parliament scott keller and asked her the reason for this approach. starts unlike you and says the heads of state and government are trying to

well people here in davos think that her speech will focus on europe on how to make europe stronger how to move the continent forward and the thing is. has been hamstrung to communicate her vision of how to create such and such a vision of europe by the grueling efforts to form a government we have to keep in mind it's been four months since the general elections in germany and there's still no government in germany so this is the one aspect the second aspect is she is expected to somewhat stay in the shadow of emmanuel mccall and donald trump who will of course deliver the final address here in davos on friday but i'm going to america doesn't mind keeping a low profile as we know she has been a leader that likes to convince by actions rather than public announcements so do you think the fact that she comes in the midst of political uncertainty here in germany with nor new government insight at all if i'm having an impact on how she's being viewed by other leaders there. well there is a nervousness that that is remaining around the fact that well will she be able to form a successful go

to travel around the boundaries of europe and seven months back while stefan and us mission of course the german photographer took his camera with him on this journey to portray people living along the border of fifteen european countries based in the motorhome he traveled more than thirty one thousand kilometers for the photo project far from brussels the resulting book and exhibition show people who live far away from the political center of europe let's have a look. these are the faces of europe captured on camera in stark black and a key expression straight into the camera. which is why i wanted to say something about europe as well this was a time when people didn't really talk about europe like they do now the burning questions weren't so present yet and what you saw was what i wanted to show you and i quickly realized that i didn't want to make it about all the places that everyone already knows i didn't want to go to the big cities like berlin and paris or brussels from i want to look at normal life on the borders of europe and the title far from brussels. stephanie it is a pr

because what role is europe playing in these coalition talks. well it is an overarching issue i mean it has an impact on trade and everything and all sides are very much aware in fact they also agree that there needs to be a positive signal a positive oncet towards french president manuel mccall who's grand vision for europe for a closer europe a more integrated euro zone have been on the table for months now and germany is unable to deliver an answer now the difference is there are that particularly the c.d.c. this is a party of anger merkel's party fears close integration feel fear is that there could be some financial liabilities attached to that having to basically vote for debts of other countries this is been a very long standing issue here in europe but what is the democrat leader put down there as a condition i would expect to be an issue they very much see eye to eye on in the end and that can be resolved so i guess there will be more talk on the detail on the nitty gritty german issues. going on here at the s.p.d. headquarters with a v

in germany or in europe but in the u.s. on almost every time trump tweets because there's a cairo and there's a discussion around it. and then also is the case online and i think the print. produced papers which are obviously aimed at the longer form newspapers and better about trying to touch allies into it all right editor in chief of the columbia journalism review joining us tonight from new york thank you very much thanks for having me. turkey's incursion into northern syria is in danger of escalating that's has rockets fired from within syria landed in turkey killing two people and wounding several others for he's present the arab won has also vowed to expand his army's offensive east words where they risk approaching u.s. forces stationed in syria u.s. president donald trump warning turkey against that move as the fighting intensifies . the shattered turn of yielded evidence of the force that turkey has brought to be enough turkey's government is determined to press on with olive branch which to them has been a succes

this is the news line from berlin tonight a powerful storm slamming parts of europe claiming lines and creating chaos for commuters high winds have brought down trees blocking roads all of germany's long distance rail services are canceled. berlin's and central train station for more also coming up. and me and the money the leaders of france and britain agreed to more financial muscle to help fortify their borders and to improve intelligence sharing plus d. w. goes to ohio one of the battleground states that handed down will trump the u.s. presidency as he approaches a year in office do they still believe they put the right me in the white house and love is in the air for pope francis during the visit to chile in south america the pontiff carries the first mid-air people wedding we'll bring you the full story of how the pope decided to marry a pair a flight attendant says. i bring coffee it's good to have you with us these storm pummeling parts of europe has killed at least six people and called transport delays for thousands of commuters strong winds blowing in from the west hit mainl

is and remains the go a while abbas is in europe u.s. vice president mike pence is in israel the vice president is on his first three day tour of the country to celebrate trump's move on jerusalem today inside the israeli parliament the knesset fence was reminded of just how much disarray and anger trumps policy has fall take a look citizens of israel. israeli arab wall makers interrupted the u.s. vice president and they raised protest signs reading jerusalem capital of palestine they were quickly forced out of the chamber by security to a standing ovation by prime minister netanyahu and his cabinet. pence went on to deliver a message about the u.s. embassy moving to jerusalem. in the weeks ahead our administration will advance its plan to open the united states embassy in jerusalem. and that united states embassy will open before the end of next year. all right i'm happy to welcome back to the big table deja burger she is the director of the american jewish committee here in berlin teachers good to have you back on the show. let me just

would say for people in europe especially in western europe who support the transatlantic relationship and wanted to continue because you have a lot of which is most people in churches maybe most people but you have mainstream people also in germany and in the s.p.d. in the social democratic party for example saying you know we really need to rethink this whole relationship and look at our options and put wind in the sails i would say to people who might have been a little bit skeptical of the relationship with america to begin with out of this is one of your special fields. i'd like to say. as much as i agree that he's erratic in the foreign policy area too we do see continuity is and we do see a lot of course here and the ideology behind it is very coherent and it has been put out and their early in the presidency by herman mcmaster and gary cohen an op ed for the washington post saying that. if. training the world as an arena of competing actors and they have been going on with that they have been looking at the world like that ever since and it also shows in the national security s

shares reach fresh record highs we ask our markets correspondent if the optimism spans all the way to europe also on the program dealing with diesel gates want to pass germany's car industry to learn from its biggest scandal in decades and as california legalizes marijuana state officials have high hopes for a boost in tax revenue. this is d.w. business i'm crystal kolber welcome. stocks in hong kong rose to the highest level in over a decade on tuesday and markets in shanghai also posted gains in the first trading session of twenty eight teams the prospect of a major tax overhaul in the united states put investors there in a bullish mood through much of last year and rallied global trading the weakening u.s. dollar and solid manufacturing figures out of china are considered early positive signs for global consumption in the year ahead now for more let's go to germany's financial capital frankfurt where my colleague on the device buffer is keeping an eye on things anetta a lot of optimism among investors in asia yet the sentiment in europe is much more subdued why's that. yes that's complete

what is good for europe is good for germany and germany is an integra part of europe and unthinkable separate from that so you don't have a kind of nigel farage kind of personality here in germany really pushing that issue and even the alternative for germany is kind of backed off on that and is heading more for the migration issue but europe has also become the first chapter of this agreement this is to highlight how important it is. of course is as former president of the european parliament feels particularly comfortable with that issue of talking about europe and german chancellor angela merkel coming out of these very tough talks also said that there would be depart to new starting point on european policy now that would certainly mean and we see it here competitiveness that's what the c.d.u. often stands for and you really have the business interests here at heart but also solidarity and that's very much a message to the core of social democrats support is something they can also. associate something with which for them is not really such a lofty issue because otherwise you hav

has welcomed one of europe's staunchest anti immigration leaders to its winter convention the hunger area leader viktor orban was in southern bavaria to deliver a key speech to delegates prime minister orbán is a longstanding and vocal critic of angela merkel's refugee policy and today he harshly criticized her stance on the european union refugees and migration. addressing the media outside of the convention orbán portrayed current european migration policy is as suffering from what he calls a democratic deficit. the europeans have a clear opinion one could say the will of the people is clear they don't want to live in fear of terrorism they want security they want our borders to be secure and they want those who have no justification for living in europe to be taken back to where they come from so they can restart their lives there. and for more let's bring in mikhail of course now our correspondent who is covering the c.s.u. party meeting and mckayla we just saw garion prime minister orbán there again criticizing germany's refugee policy as in harsh terms we have to say what wa

safe and have reached europe. the crew of the aquarius have a few hours free time after their strenuous search and rescue operation. shows us drawings by children thanking the team for saving them. but it is only one of them up over here. we love s.o.s. nice favors where you want to be i mean i'm with us right here so many frantically and then there's this one you're already i thank god for our rescue and for the rescuers on your over there and a good friend i got on i thought about that and we like the rescue chamber noise on a very famous sad to hear some of them from the list that got quite a to get upset and of course they are personally or it is our messages that have really touched our hearts and we have put them on the wall as a reminder of how much love we invest in our work to do anything but how much love we get back off because we're not. at six pm the crew have to get back to work and prepare the aquarius for its next expedition nobody knows what the situation in the mediterranean would be like without

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it is a europe that must have a common foreign policy on strategic questions a europe that must create its own common development policy it's a europe of defense and it is a europe that has to be economically strong was i know what got us votes off the starts and was clearly for me the priority is to know where do we want to go i think we share this vision of defending a greater sovereignty greater unity and a europe of a more democratic character and if we agree on the end goals we can construct the tools to get. you and equip. for the french president a more integrated europe goes hand in hand with the pro-business policies he hopes will invigorate the economy at home. so big plans for the european union but with germany one of the key players of the e.u. not having a new government it's going to be hard for the french president. to put any of these plans into action orthodox christians around the world have been celebrating if any for them the holiday commemorates the baptism of jesus in the river jordan millions of believers marked the occasion with a traditional ritual often bravi

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insisting that there can be no success for france without a successful europe. simon young it does sound as chance of a president. moving the same direction well absolutely as max says you know there's a lot more detail in president macro speech front says back angela merkel saying you know germany hasn't gone away yes of course it's been a lot of negative talk about angola medical's a position of perhaps fading status on the international stage some people have suggested as a result of these very protracted attempts to find a need government here in germany and that obviously prevents angle of medical prevented her and her speech of iran today from going into a lot more detail but there is some mention for instance even in the preliminary coalition agreement if i can mention that about reforms of europe about restarting the european cooperative effort and that was totally the focus of the medical speech only it's dates looking about cooperation on banking on the climate and in particular also a focus on the digital economy and on security policies and a whole r

the refugees reach europe via the hotel beach terrace. as though it's sheer madness they thought we were going to grab them and drive them back to turkey. i don't know who tells me such nonsense and they believe it could putting their lives in danger. just something that a boat another climbing up there in storming the hotel. we've lit up their cars with searchlights so that they can land safely and no one dies in the process but now the boat has disappeared and the people to think we've just radio dot colleagues from the frontex land border patrol. we've told them to pick up the people and bring them to safety. and they can be quickly. on a normal basis really necessary. for now the refugees journey has ended in a camp and has some os town on the e.u. pressure greece has created so-called hot spots on the islands to process new arrivals this is where the asylum applications are assessed. in march twenty sixth dean turkey and the e.u. signed a controversial deal according to which ankara agreed to take back anyone who had managed to cross

mccrone said it was time for europe to get behind the trillion dollar project. should also get more good and i think that the new silk road initiative can bring our interests into alignment those of france and europe if we give ourselves the means to work together. the plan will see gleaming new road and rail links through central asia drastically cutting shipping times but it's raise concerns of chinese expansionism markets flooded with ever cheaper chinese imports. the french president said the new trade route had to benefit both sides. he says. these roads cannot be one way they must be comings and goings. and if these roads cannot be those of a new head germany that would transform the countries they cross into vassals. there's not much chance these chinese soldiers will be marching into europe but emanuel mccrone will still have to allay fears the silk road won't become a conveyor belt for chinese mass production. french prosecutors have launched a preliminary investigation of u.s. tech giant apple over alleged deception and planned obsolescence of its prod

and the future of europe. hope that things are going to be more about i'm nothing from him that you know but i think. we do all of these movements we're going in the one direction we need to find a place where the. almost two years to wait while we respect each other maybe different cultures should be taken more into account because greek has a specific substance history culture it's a different from the italians from the swedish people so. her cheer on the differences should be taken into account in decision making process is and should be respected. as a debate in europe goes on and these young people i hear to contribute to it. and for continuous coverage of the world economic forum in davos remember to stay tuned here at u.w. or log on to our website d w dot com that's all for business spec to fill now and the downsides of going viral. thank you so much yes a group of young russian cadets is in trouble taking a break from it davy jones they decided to lighten the mood by videoing themselves gods and off ma

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recta off to europe and central asia division of human rights watch. where you executive director had to say that europe has come in for a lot of criticism in the report by your organization give us give us more about what are your reasons for concern i mean had to do with the e.u. our headline this year is that the e.u. has been treating human rights as an optional extra and that certainly is the case to do with refugee migration policy the focus has been very much on securing borders keeping refugees away rather than giving them a humanitarian treatment when they arrive and applying a fair. refugee policy across the continent the efforts to push refugees away to places like libya and turkey are of serious concern. and the rise of populous as we said in countries like austria has been fueling anti immigrant anti asylum seeker messages across europe now describing human rights as an optional extra is a very damning criticism and one of the central concerns is that europe seems to have outsourced its refugee asylum politics beyond the borders of europe

in germany or in europe but in the u.s. on almost every time trump tweets because there's a kyra and there's a discussion around it. and it also is the case online and i think the print. producers which are all dejavu york thank you very much for having me. turkey's incursion into northern syria is in danger of escalating that says rockets fired from within syria in turkey killing two people and wounding several others turkey's president has also vowed to expand his army's offensive words where they risk approaching u.s. forces stationed in syria u.s. president warning turkey against that move as the fighting intensifies. the shot to turn of yield to this evidence of the force that turkey has brought to bear enough turkey's government is determined to press on with all of branch which to them has been a success so far it's because. the operation will continue until the threat is removed . but the kurdish y p g wants the world to know that they would surrender the enclave without a fight. we will resist and will not allow th

dancer and all round entertainer at the piano and chet in tunnel he's been an international star in europe already since the late sixty's has sold more than one hundred million records in italy alone and acted in about forty films mostly comedies with a very typical italian slapstick humor well throughout his career he's also never shied away from being provocative and has been a strong supporter of environmental protection and this saturday he turns eighty years old and we wish him many happy returns and continued success. no celentano his nickname is. the flexible one and it's not hard to see why he's a unique performer a combination of musician and comedian with a touch of stop stick. it's quite silly in a way but behind it all there's a certain humanity and a certain a certain depth a lot of the humor is very physical the way he has sort of a rubber face that he can that he can twist and contort. to go to the extremes that sort of comedy and tragedy i think that's what makes him a unique challenge time i was born in milan in one nine hundred thirty eight he began his career as a musici

sure this is due to the news coming to you live from berlin europe comes under fire for its human rights record human rights watch slams the e.u. for its efforts to keep agressor jews but there's some truth to those taking a stand against populism others exceeding the rights groups european director also coming up. they've been treated entirely it's a bombastic boasts and shadowed norms the world has experienced a new one europe donald something the white house and what the bo dick says it depends on who you are ask. us a journey into the longest underwater caves on the planet so we traveled down to east to mexico for i'm looking dude deb's revealing clears up an ancient civilization that wants to read supreme. being. or an. how to live on the touchy about a very warm welcome to you. the e.u. has been slammed for its treatment of refugees and asylum seekers the new human rights watch report highlights europe's efforts to prevent fresh arrivals in two thousand and seventeen and it criticizes the union for its reliance on non countries to stem the flow of people reaching europe the number

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europe countries beyond europe sporters so it has been a wide range of topics that the german chancellor touch upon but she says we need to learn our lesson from history and we need to show that we have learned this lesson and of course he was touching on the overarching theme off this summit which is creating a shared a future and a fraction well do you think what she said actually met the expectations of the delegates at the world economic forum in davos. yes i believe so because she was not only focused on germany or on a specific economic topic for that matter she did touch several issues as i mentioned economic issues political issues the topic of foreign policy and i think it is it is a coherent approach it is a common approach that people want to hear about here and it will be interesting to see if the remarks that the chancellor made for for one reason will resonate with the people here and also will be met by the french president a monolith mccraw who is due to speak here later ron christie with colbert in done well thank you very much for bringing us up to did with the latest f

this is the video is coming to you live from berlin europe comes under fire for its human rights record human rights watch slams the e.u. poison efforts to keep out migrants but there's some traces of those taking a stand against populism all of this succeeded and the loss of rights groups of the european director those are coming up or indeed on who goes all high on one of them got to go home states that voted donald trump into the white house as he approaches one year in office do this still believe used of right man to lead america. because of joining into the longest underwater kiva on the planet we travel down to east to mexico for a new look into it submerged cabins in the building traces of ancient civilization the. color of a will welcome to you i'm. e.u. has been slammed for its treatment of migrants and asylum seekers a new human rights watch report highlights europe's efforts to prevent fresh arrivals in two thousand and seventeen and it criticizes the union for its reliance on known e.u. countries to stem the flow of people reaching europe the number of migrant arrivals by s

database talks a migration and europe a migration the right wing of the conservatives don't want the families of refugees to be able to come here but the social democrats are all for that idea on europe martin short says big idea as he noted states of europe the key conservatives remind skeptical the social democrats host of the first day of these talks that the party's headquarters gillibrand house now entering into the negotiations wounded by the parties were showing in post-war german history at september's election afterwards i said i wanted to go into opposition but now they've performed a u. turn and say what the country needs is a stable government a new style of leadership because if this is given the election results and vital things can't go on as they were. the vote the international political situation and the makeup of the german been dissed tog show that we're in a new era. in sight. and this new era requires a new style of politics the s.p.d. in conservative parties will have to go into government if angela merkel is to remain as chancellor merkel has made it clear it'

briefly do you see any bright spots for europe in this coming year. well i think brags i'm one of the few people who think that breaks it might not go through i think that if there if the final deal comes out from the e.u. it is presented to the british people and it is significantly or even moderately worse than the current arrangement that they have as members of the e.u. i think there's a possibility that there could be a second referendum on rights that i think it's entirely rational that the british people should be given an opportunity having voted for this you know this vague idea of leaving the e.u. a year and a half ago now actually being presented with the specifics of what of what that means right i still think that there is absolutely there's opportunities for the for the french german efforts to reform the euro zone i wouldn't count those are not not are not all bleak james cursor thank you so much for joining us from washington thank you thank you. after more than a year of worsening relations between turkey and germany could we be about

it is pollutants cause cancer now the revelations about these questionable tests come at a time and europe's car industry is effectively fighting for its life these legends lead the market in most e.u. countries but facing increasing pollution the european union is now taking a tough stance on diesel cars there's no dispute that nitrogen oxide pollution is a problem levels are too high in places like dusseldorf stuttgart munich and hamburg as well as berlin a total of twenty eight german cities exceed limits in some cases dramatically it's not just term germany though france has nineteen affected areas including paris and its suburbs britain has sixteen including london in total twenty three of the twenty eight you countries exceed air quality norms of germany's and byron mental agency says two thirds of nitrogen oxides are produced by diesel engines even the cleanest diesels produce these toxic gas the e.u. commission has summoned nine environment ministers including germany's barbara hendricks to brussels for an air summit on quality today giving them a final chance to comply with quality

told our very and friends that i think twenty eighteen movie the year when the will of the people in europe will be restored. also coming up on the day the fire of fury donald trump didn't see coming we'll have more on the explosive claims in that new book by michael wolff i have recordings i have no. i am certainly in absolutely in every way comfortable with everything i've reported. we start in germany and while i'm going to medicals conservatives are preparing to answer talks on for me a coalition government with the social democrats chancellors own sister party the c.s.u. was welcoming one of europe's staunchest anti immigration leaders to its winter convention as prime minister viktor orban joined the c.s.u. in southern perve area to deliver a key speech he's rarely held back in his criticism of i'm going to medical stance on the european union refugees and immigration and today was no exception. viktor orbán the right wing prime minister of hungary is a regular guest here with the conservative c.s.u. party in bavaria and regular guests are often invited because you know in advance ho

is managing to find new recruits in europe. this park in antwerp was a hotspot for islamist recruiters and were a known belgians to battlefields in syria and iraq now some of them are headed back making many communities nervous earlier return is trying to reintegrate in society are reluctant to be identified and her city councilor he owns there knew some of them personally and asked them to share their stories with me nobody was willing to speak to many of them came back read a huge feeling of shame. and they don't want to to show that to show did name allowed to rule to be on t.v. to say ok i went there and there was a fool and they came back. there are some exceptions laura persone was all over t.v. in two thousand and sixteen publicizing her book about being an islamic state militants bride in syria she decided to escape when her four year old son was taught to behead a teddy bear as shown in this jihadi propaganda now persone occasionally visit schools as part of the belgian government's anti radicalization efforts but she