Thursday, January 25, 2018
Ex-Vorstandsmitglied: Brandenburger AfD-Politiker konvertiert zum Islam
Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Medicare For All Is The Way Forward
Tuesday, January 23, 2018
New Report Suggests Jared Kushner May Be Compromised By China | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC
Sunday, January 21, 2018
Who Controls the Arms Trade? | Inside Story
Whether it is warplanes and ships, missiles, tanks and guns of all sizes - the international arms is big business in every sense. Amnesty International says military expenditure for countries world-wide in 2016 was $1.7t - $375b of that on buying arms specifically.
The United States, China, France, Russia and the UK sell more than 70 percent of all weapons. And they are all permanent members of the UN Security Council - the world body charged with maintaining international peace and security. So, with thousands killed everyday, is it possible for governments to control powerful companies that dominate the global weapons market?
Presenter: Adrian Finighan | Guests: Lloyd Russell-Moyle - British Member of Parliament; Tim Ripley - Defence & security Analyst; Ben Moores, Defence & aviation analyst
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US Government Shutdown: Senate Fails to Reach Immigration Deal
Saturday, January 20, 2018
US Government Shutdown: Who's to Blame? | Inside Story
It was the day the government shut down after Congress failed to back a bill to fund federal agencies. Hundreds of thousands of government workers are affected. Some will stay home because their offices will be closed. Others will work without pay.
Republicans and Democrats blame each other for not reaching a last minute deal. Talks broke down over issues related to immigrants and border security. So, what will happen next? And what does it mean for Trump's administration?
Presenter: Hashem Ahelbarra | Guests: Oliver McGee, former Assistant Transportation Secretary under President Clinton; Inderjeet Parmar, chairman of the Obama Research Network at City, University of London; Richard Johnson, lecturer in US politics and international relations at Lancaster University
Question Time from Hereford - 18th of January 2018
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Friday, January 19, 2018
Trump | A Year of Unclear Middle East Policy
Under Trump, the US' Middle East policy has witnessed some highly controversial decisions. One year in, what this administration thinks its policies in the region will ultimately achieve remains unclear.
Al Jazeera's Zeina Khodr looks at how his presidency has impacted the Middle East.
Thursday, January 18, 2018
Josef Mengele - The Hunt for a Nazi Criminal | DW Documentary
After the end of WWII, Josef Mengele managed to escape Germany. Despite a global manhunt by Mossad and the allies, Mengele would die a free man, 34 years later, in Brazil. Josef Mengele, the doctor responsible for horrific experiments on living human beings in Auschwitz, the man who had selected the prisoners he wanted while sending thousands of others directly to the gas chambers, was considered one of the most wanted Nazi war criminals. Although the German government was aware of his whereabouts he lived undetected in Germany until 1948 and under his own name in Argentina until 1959. It was not until that year that German prosecutors issued an arrest warrant. Mengele first moved to Paraguay, then to São Paulo in Brazil. In particular, the Israeli intelligence service Mossad was after him and twice he only narrowly managed to escape its agents. But who was Josef Mengele? How was he able to go to ground after the end of the Second World War and lead a new life without being recognized? Our documentary reconstructs his life and talk to family members and acquaintances - as well as experts who draw a psychological profile of the so-called "Angel of Death of Auschwitz.”
How North Korea’s Mountains Preserve the Kim Dynasty’s Power
Projections of Life: Jewish Life before World War II
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Wednesday, January 17, 2018
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