switzerland has amazing mountain panoramas. breathtaking nature. and a musical national symbol. out alone. and . thousands of album own fans gathered in the swiss town of name down to celebrate these 3 in a meeting along the instrument. from belgium for all the flemish part i am from holland for manchester in the u.k. getting the most i'm from germany and we like hearing the upland that's why we come here i punch when this happened you know. there are some full 1000 active album players in switzerland the country's largest alpine festival here in asia has gathered some 150 players from around the world most of them are over 50 years old but there are younger musicians with a love for the unusual instrument. for. one seems to be a developing trends as at various young our players are trying to move away from the 4 drawer element and are playing in more for just a reaction or an chromatic pitch us to the extent that's possible. so say this middle his. horn has a range that's known as the harmonic series $12.00 to $16.00 tons can be played per instrument that's enough for contempor

switzerland prides itself on stunning mountain panorama breathtaking scenery and the national symbol that's music to the ears of many the alpine home. and the thousands of fans flocked to dance in the canton of ellis to pay homage to this instrument that's a whopping $3.00 and a half meters long. from belgium for all the flemish part i come from holland for much history in the u.k. getting like almost i come from germany from china haven and we really like alcohol music and that's why we're here you know. there are around 4000 active alcohol in place in switzerland here and 150 musicians from around the globe have gathered for the country's largest alcohol and festival most of them over 50 but they are also young instrumentalists with a passion for the alpine horn. for. the trend seems to be moving towards younger people. perhaps they're trying to get out of the. main jazz chromatic pitches in. order. as much as possible. so in this movie his. depending on the horn players can produce 12 to 16 different notes enough to perform contemporary pieces. the international group the alpine s

all rivers in switzerland and possibly everywhere else on the globe the sea state you know. it's not easy to leave the rhine in basel behind to move to the easiest place where it's so easy to go with the flow and to sometimes simply leave the blur of the daily grind behind us for. something moved kiss is still. to come. and. eat eat eat eat eat. germany's oldest music festival since $876.00 it's been the dream of all wagner fans to visit the legendary hall greenhill. i've been coming here for 30 years and i'm still captivated by wagners musical dramas this year my personal highlight was meeting the heroic tenor for help in terry's ergo fellow steven steven gold he's one of the most sought after wagner singers in the world even after all these years by roy still remains a magical place for him. but gives me these magical moments when you discover something especially in wagner singing that you and probably could never have discovered anywhere else. very feet. this year he's singing a new production of tom hawza the. i was a little skeptic sometimes when a new concept is prese

manuela hanukah says that women in switzerland find it nearly impossible to combine family and career. and 80 percent of swiss mothers who have small children only work part time while the fathers continue to climb the career ladder he says that i feel on god in a country as rich as this it's absurd that the women have sold low income and so dependent to survival on either their husband or the state i mean. it's incredibly unfair that he will get a ticket advocates say one step towards more justice would be more paternity leave for fathers legally male employees get just one day off when their child is born as it is so good for men if this topic really were important to fathers then paternity leave laws would have changed long ago but if there are more men and women in our parliament. the women's rights demonstration had a big impact when its advocates say it's long overdue. and that's it from me and the business scene here and that business news check out our comprehensive website e.w. dot com slash business stay tuned for the governor's. quick roundup of global markets at this hour.

>> we had to get married in switzerland and come here. i could not go to yugoslavia that time because i was afraid that i would not be able to get a visa to come out again. >> it's one thing to send you off to a year to university. >> yeah. and now, i'm leaving forever, and this was not going to work. so i did not go back, but i went back as soon as i could which means when i got an american citizenship which i got as fast as i could, and so that time i had two children already. people think you can get a citizenship like that when you get married. it doesn't work that way. you have to wait several years and apply and pass a test and so on. and then i went back, and i was able to go twice on these trips. it wasn't easy in those days to also just take off for europe, especially, we were young and bringing up two children, but i managed to go twice before he passed away. >> i think we're going to have to close our program. there's so much that dora had to skip over as you can probably guess. so much more we'd like to have heard about, but i

after a 5 day student summit in switzerland around 450 activists from the friday's for future movement have unanimously adopted what they are calling the lose then climate declaration the announcement came as hundreds of thousands of students skip class to join the fridays for future protests taking place and more than $120.00 countries around the world the luzon declaration demands that climate policy be based on the best scientific research available. joining me now from los done in switzerland is sophia lehmann she's one of the organizers of this friday's for future protest sophia thank you so much for joining d.w. you and 450 other activists and 5 days debating international climate policy what's the result of your meeting. i think the most important thing that came out of our meeting the declaration is that basically we've decided that despite all of our different backgrounds and all over different countries the most important thing right now is that we all are standing in for climate justice and the fact is a problem like climate change the problem that affects us all equally and

people in engadine and switzerland are also struggling with drier conditions for. centuries local farmers have been relying on melt water to irrigate their fields but mount water has become a finite resource. greater denser meanwhile relies on rain water between february and august there was hardly any rain is meadow is completely parched. as you can see it's as dry as hay. nothing's grown since may. the grass should be needy but this time of year when the cows will soon be coming down from the mountain meadows. about. his cows are still grazing in pasture at an elevation of 1900 metres but there too the ground is far too dry. and the cows aren't getting enough to drink in the summer of 2018 their supply had almost completely dried up. every drop is precious. greater don't search the cattle regularly he fears for the future of his alpine pasture. i've got 90 cows and their calves. and the water here isn't even enough for a single cat. if there's not enough water the cows graze less and then produce less milk. clouds are gathering it looks like it might rain. but no

last september turned out he didn't know that switzerland was in the single market and refused to accept it when he was told it was the club i'm not responsible what policy is the we voted to let your living you hear this sort of nonsense come out why don't you say this is wrong we're british people deserve the referendum result to be implemented it is of the truth and told them something they deserve and they don't deserve a whole lot of m.p.'s who say they accept the referendum results and they are campaigning against it you happy the poorest chance of being ordered to appear in court over claims that he lied during the reverend well over this 350000000 pounds a week to the well the person he's done his is an absolute on the line and actually if it's not matter well yes of course it why it doesn't have a bearing on the merits of the cable it without also well it does because clearly he's doing it from a particular perspective if the aim is to damage boris it will have precisely the opposite effect you know i do advise our european partners not to overplay their hand what your negotiato

trillion worth of assets and manage the the world league tables of that sector hong kong comes forth after switzerland the city of london and the us well these are just a few key reasons like keeping on call on a tight control is of such vital importance for beijing their economy depends on it and that's why beijing has turned the screws on hong kong's businesses pressuring them to condemn the protesters. surprising number of western companies is toeing the line out of fear of losing access to the chinese markets. the sight of hundreds of thousands of protesters carrying on bella's in hong kong is making life difficult for big firms some employees are taking to the streets beijing is not happy and appears to be tightening the screws on business. signs of pressure over the protests appear in different ways. chinese state media reported public anger after stuff from hong kong airline cathay pacific took part in protests on friday cathay c.e.o. rupert hogg resigned cathay shares rose on the news investors clearly do not like to ruffle feathers in beijing and markets are banking on easing tensions in hong

once a year gamekeeper throughout switzerland set off to count their ibex once they were extinct here but resettlement efforts were a success. early as present he spots the next group. but the animals have long noticed as to why they keep us at a distance. counting ibex especial as gamekeeper mounted on explains who i got for in the well they were a gamekeeper it's a pleasure having i because in your territory was a common man and you know the really exceptionally noble animals. and he is presenting records that are age one plants of the horn is enough even from a distance. so said it it looks up with the horn grows faster in summer and hardly at all in winter if you want to such bumps mean one year old bulls but until. then we spot the 1st male ibex though it quickly leaves the area under observation . it's quickly registered and then married then informs his colleague on the other side of the mountain that a young male is crossing the mountain ridge and that he's not supposed to count it . but say lock it so you've got 2 gold. higher and higher they go the rock face on the other sid

|j in switzerland where jack will defend his singles title. i am still speechless now. it would be a memorable and amazing feeling. i have had an amazing season winning five out of six tournaments or something like that. itjust made me feel so happy and the badminton court. richard morris is the man with the difficultjob coaching them day in, day out knowing he will have to leave one of them behind. day in, day out knowing he will have to leave one of them behindm day in, day out knowing he will have to leave one of them behind. it will be an upsetting time when the time comes. but they both know the story, they both knew from the start and they both knew from the start and they are giving 100% anyway, so whichever one doesn't go they can hold their hands up eye and say i did everything i could do and i can do the same. they will find out that the end of march which of them will be going to tokyo. until then, they will continue to go head to head. we finish with a special accolade, the fifa's goal of the here. this yea r‘s the fifa's goal of the here. this year's win

you could even say there was a kind of republican yodel for example in switzerland one of the 1st democratic countries or to roll off the wars to free it from the podium at the beginning of the 19th century. these countries were associated with freedom in the eyes of the rest of europe with. the euro songs that came down from the out still europe were transformed into songs of freedom an interesting theory where the battles are just great p.r. measures for pine folk music well christoph doctors research does suggest that there was a yodel at that time one which gripped the whole of europe and soon produced its 1st superstar. family from silla tar. in addition to the rhinos hundreds of alpine singers and even opera divas took yodeling to them live. overseas postures near 0 balance you also have the new york metropolitan opera the reviews were not great but that didn't stop your mania gripping the us to consider the whole world meant in the usa in the 19th century and a mix of languages was spoken my idea is that yodelling was the lowest common denominator. not. only. in the usa yodel mania lo

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this is from young climate activists march in switzerland to demand concrete action approach as follows a week long summit in which are adopted a climate declaration it calls for climate policy be to be based on the best scientific research and criticizes politicians for ignoring the danger of human extinction also coming up. standing in solidarity with. assaulted on its way home from a synagogue germany's foreign minister calls you tackle and despicable. michael for joining us. sauza and of young climate activists have marks through the streets of lows and demanding concrete measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions several 100 had attended an international climate summit in the swiss city at which they unanimously adopted what they've called the lows and climate declaration it includes a call for climate policy to be based on the best scientific research the fridays for future movement was inspired by the 16 year old environmental campaigner gratitude book who is at the lose on conflicts. young climate activists from the fridays for future movement are trying to send a message at th

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. $450.00 student activists from the friday's for future movement have ended a 5 day conference in switzerland unanimously adopting what they've called the nose down climate declaration that includes a call for climate policy to be based on the best scientific research the movement was inspired by the 16 year old environmental campaigner granted to him burke who attended the conference and was a. young climate activists from the fridays for future movement are trying to send a message at the close of their 1st european conference. it's so great that we're all here together for the same cause and it sets and nice feeling to be surrounded by people that believe in the same as we do. but there has been quite a debate on how the student protest movement should present itself in the future some activists think the discussion should stay out of the public i. think. in what they are calling the laws i'm climate declaration the activists reaffirmed their common goal of tackling climate change they also called for a european initiative to pressure the european commission to take action but for some of

is that they on lake geneva knows how to throw a party this is the biggest wine festival in switzerland all the more special because it doesn't happen very often. and the opening parade is led by the 100 swiss the guardsman who originally protected the french king they celebrates the local wine growers in a spectacular fashion just once every 20 to 25 years fits in for the festival takes place only one is a generation a rule laid out by the if a fraternity wine grows it's a celebration of the wine work week around the best. wine grower geelong put the highs here for the 2nd time his daughter for the 1st time ticket for the last time was a night in 99 and i took a part of my own now i'm happy to have my daughter with me it's a major event in switzerland and as a wine grower it makes me very proud. of the older generation parties with the best of them. and. these are both the food we talk about the last festival for a decade and then we talk about the next one for another decade this is a very emotional experience for me we're seeing. the fact a venial hall in the canton of bull attracts

switzerland women are taking to the barricades over rampant inequality women in rural areas are especially if. this is you have your business i'm going to have office in berlin welcome global trade conflicts worsening or no deal breakers it looks like here by the day and germany's export heavy economy is paying the price exports have fallen 8 percent last year while industrial production has dropped 5.2 percent last quarter saw the economy shrink for the 1st time in years and should that continue in this quarter the country will find itself in a proper recession and the analysts say now is the time for german government to spend more and give the economy a helping hand but berlin is doing nothing because it could be political suicide for an already damaged coalition. german companies are receiving fewer orders exports are down and economic growth is falling accordingly as growth falls dissatisfaction grows many are calling for some monetary stimulus from the government to jumpstart the economy that's where german finance minister all of shows comes in he says berlin could pump up to 500000

phil: somebody could look at this and say 450 of you have traveled to switzerland to tell us what we already knew. how does that benefit us? >> i think it gives people courage, it gives people hope, it gives us an inside view into what other countries are doing. phil: what is the inside view that you've gained? >> there are many different political actions being taken around the world, but there are the same fears in every student. phil: you didn't know that before? >> i think it is different to hear it from the people you are sitting with. i may be half a world away, but i'm also afraid for our future. phil: how did we get to this conference from all over europe? >> a lot of us took trains and some of us flew. phil: how do we feel about that? >> we feel conflicted. phil: is this not -- are you not now part of the problem, by flying across europe to get together to say things that you already knew to produce something that changes nothing -- how does that benefit the planet? >> i don't think it changes nothing. we have immense power as a group. standing together and sitting together

out similar to the gold confiscation of the thirty's this is another wealth confiscation scheme in switzerland and i think it's u.b.s. if you have a large sum of cash at the bank they charge you a negative 3 quarters of one percent to story or cash at the bank it's a negative interest rate so the bank is taking money out of your account every year to tune of almost one percent they don't pay you to have your money at the bank they take money away now with a negative it mortgage that money is going to a mortgage buyer so they're confiscating wealth from savers and they're giving it to property speculators because the banks of alma's made their bones in property lending their balance sheets arsed are heavy with property and if they were forced to mark to market the value of that property they would all have to declare insolvency so that clip keep their fee stream going they are engaged in guaranteed property loss mortgages yer property will lose catastrophic only with these mortgages because it's a $3000.00 near bubble at the same time your savings are being confiscated by negative interest rate

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at the same time your savings are being confiscated by negative interest rates at the bank so today switzerland and denmark are 2 different countries so they're not doing it in conjunction but as this plague of this ponzi scheme becomes bigger all banks will coordinate because they're all colluding as no he prince writes in collusion well in terms of beggar thy neighbor this is the problem globally now is under beggar thy neighbor some countries actually produce the manufactured and created things like most countries did and they have their own economy and they were competing with each other now it's one giant global ponzi scheme where all of these contracts all these fees currencies all these derivatives reference each other and nobody knows where it ends so they're all engaged in this. this crazy i mean here is the chief economist we don't know how we did it but if it's working. here you know also you look at the fact that globally is a global fee a currency system backed by the u.s. dollar and you see the advantage to that versus europe because europe can't print like the united states can s

around $450.00 student activists from the fridays for future movement of and it's a 5 day summit in switzerland by unanimously adopting what they've called the climate declaration of luzon the announcement comes just hundreds of thousands of students skipped classes to join fridays for future protests in both $120.00 countries around the world of the global movement was inspired by 16 year old environmental campaign the gratitude of art in sweden. so let's get more on that declaration from one of the movement's organizers here in sofia lehmann welcome to day w. so this declaration is was well basically what it is if it's a representation of our realize ation as a global movement of students that this is a problem affecting everybody across the world and not just people within germany or within sweden and i think about the really big important step for us to take because there are a lot of countries right now where politics are not reflecting the ideals on the demand that we're putting forth the students. one wonders why it takes you 53 days or 5 days what was to come up with this read there's n

where it might go next the and we're joined now by trish newport from doctors without borders in geneva switzerland she is coordinating the organization's ebola response trisha's good to have you on the program talk to me how big is the risk of ebola spreading within and beyond goma at this point. there's definitely a risk so right now there have been in the past year more than 2700 people in cases with over 1700 deaths so that's a lot but what's even more concerning is that every week of all the new cases that are identified only 40 percent are people 40 percent were never identified as people that were risk of having the disease and because of this we have no visibility over the at the dimia logical situation we don't know who has been in contact with confirmed cases and that means that there's always the risk of spread and one year on the fight. far from over what makes it so difficult to contain this epidemic. it's extremely challenging it's the 1st time there's ever been in the bullet in an area with active conflict and it's not so much the conflict it's the lack of trust that the people have

wong the world of sports federal prosecutors in switzerland have filed charges against some of the organizers of the 2006 world cup here in germany the success of the global bad as been tarnished by allegations of corruption former german football association president. and now face indictments as those for schmidt the former association treasurer the 3 were part of the world cup organizing committee that lobbied to bring the event to germany. i'm brian thomas that's all we have time for thanks so much for joining us. for 1st climbing less of a. grand moment arrives. joining your ranting on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary.

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