Chinesischer Ministerpräsident in Berlin: Pressekonferenz Li und Kanzlerin Merkel

Pressekonferenz mit Bundeskanzlerin Merkel und dem chinesischen Ministerpräsidenten Li Keqiang in Berlin

Our Disgraceful Exit From the Paris Accord

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Only future generations will be able to calculate the full consequences of President Trump’s incredibly shortsighted approach to climate change, since it is they who will suffer the rising seas and crippling droughts that scientists say are inevitable unless the world brings fossil fuel emissions to heel.

But this much is clear now: Mr. Trump’s policies — the latest of which was his decision to withdraw from the 2015 Paris agreement on climate change — have dismayed America’s allies, defied the wishes of much of the American business community, threatened America’s competitiveness as well as job growth in crucial industries and squandered what was left of America’s claim to leadership on an issue of global importance. » | The Editorial Board | Thursday, June 1, 2017

Speech of the French President Emmanuel Macron in English - Reaction to Donald Trump

"Make our planet great again"

Emmanuel Macron to US Climate Researchers: "Come Here and Work with Us!"

Trump on Paris Climate Accord

President Trump announces his decision on U.S. participation in the Paris climate agreement. The address follows days of speculation and weeks of intensive lobbying.

Democracy Now! US News and World Headlines

Advocates: Trump Pulling Out of Paris Climate Accord Would Be "Suicide Note to the World"

Britain's Billionaire Immigrants - 2017

Dispatches - When Cousins Marry | Channel 4 Documentary

BBC Documentary - How Princess Diana Died

Who Really Killed Diana? The Conspiracy On The Death Of The Princess of Wales

Etienne Cardiles marié à titre posthume avec le policier tué Xavier Jugelé

L’EXPRESS: François Hollande et Anne Hidalgo ont assisté mardi soir au mariage posthume du policier Xavier Jugelé, tué dans un attentat sur les Champs-Élysées, et de son compagnon.

Le mariage posthume entre Xavier Jugelé, policier tué dans un attentat sur les Champs-Élysées, et son compagnon,Étienne Cardiles, s'est déroulé mardi soir dans la mairie du 14ème arrondissement de Paris. Les deux hommes étaient déjà pacsés.

Le mariage à titre posthume est autorisé en cas de "motifs graves" - les attentats entrent dans cette catégorie, précise le site du gouvernement - et d'une "volonté matrimoniale non équivoque" de la personne décédée. C'est le président de la République qui autorise, par décret, la célébration du mariage. » | Par LEXPRESS.fr avec AFP | mercredi 31 mai 2017

Does Trump Pulling Out of Paris Climate Deal Matter, Explained

In December 2015 the world came together in Paris to combat climate change, tonight, despite the pleading of other world leaders, President Trump is poised to take the United States of America out of the accords - joining only Syria and Nicaragua.

Breaking Down the White House Press Briefing

Press secretary Sean Spicer held an off-camera press briefing Wednesday, deflecting questions about the Paris climate agreement and the Russia investigation. CBS News national correspondent Chip Reid joins CBSN to discuss the latest.

Smoking Has Become the Root of ALL Evil! What's Being Done to Repair the Damage Done by Smoking? – Inside Story

According to the World Health Organization, seven million people - almost the entire population of Hong Kong - die every year because of smoking and other ailments related to cigarette use.

The WHO's annual report says the industry is costly to health, the economy and the environment. The report called Big Tobacco says discarded cigarette ends and waste contain more than seven thousand toxic chemicals that poison the environment.

Cigarette butts account for up to 40 percent of all litter collected in coastal and urban clean-ups. The report also said that between 10 to 14 percent of children in tobacco-growing families miss class because they're working in tobacco fields.

Tobacco also contributes to one in six deaths from non-communicable diseases. So what's needed to control the industry?

Presenter: Hazem Sika | Guests: Vinayak Mohan Prasad, Head of the WHO Tobacco Free Initiative; Hazel Cheeseman, Director of Policy at Action on Smoking & Health

Wendy Sherman: Jared Kushner Backchannel Defense 'Took My Breath Away' | The Last Word | MSNBC

Ambassador Wendy Sherman says President Trump's actions on his recent European trip shows that he "plays checkers while other leaders play chess." She agrees with Lawrence O'Donnell that French President Emmanuel Macron is now "leader of the free world."

Forbidden Talk: The LGBT Community In the Middle East

Description Recently pride marches were cancelled in Turkey due to threats from ultra-nationalists and this August, Iran plans to hold a conference to discuss Islamic Human Rights principles which will exclude LGBT rights...which begs the question, is the LGBT community at greater risk now than ever before, in the region?

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Forbidden Talk - Homosexuality in the Middle East (2014)

Homosexuality in the Middle East remains a highly controversial issue. We discuss what being gay means for people from the region, whether they believe it is compatible with religion, and if there could be a change in people's attitude in the near future.

Masculinity in the Middle East: New Report Reveals Surprising Results

The New Germans - Featured Documentary

Nearly one million ethnic Arabs fleeing war and violence back home have come to Germany since 2015.

This film follows one of them, newspaper editor and Syrian asylum seeker Ramy Alasheq, as he looks into historical patterns of Arab immigration and how the latest arrivals are being received in their new country.

For Ramy and many others, life has not been the same since young men said to be Arab were accused of robbing and attacking German women on New Year's Eve 2015 in his new hometown, Cologne. It is a city that Ramy has come to love. But while he and fellow immigrants initially received a warm reception, there are now widespread calls to halt the entry of Arab refugees into Germany.

For hundreds of years, Germany has been a magnet for migrants and refugees from all over the world. But its specific focus on encouraging migration from countries in the Middle East like Egypt, Syria, Iraq and to a lesser extent Jordan, Palestine and North Africa, is not often discussed.

Through the human stories of second and third-generation migrants, as well as incoming new refugees, this film paints a picture of how the experience of Arab immigrants in Germany has changed over the decades.

We ask what it means to be a foreigner in Germany, and at the same time come to understand Germany itself and the reasoning behind its immigration policies. We also hear from German analysts and decision-makers about Germany's dependency on migrant communities to re-populate its dwindling towns and keep its economy strong.