I. Came in through nov 14th w. This is d w news a live from berlin nato is divided the french president warned be alliance is facing brain death but germanys chancellor rejects mccraw as claims that the u. S. Can no longer be relied upon to defend its allies or get reactions from washington also coming up. And go on the streets of iraq another day of antigovernment
demonstrations turns deadly Security Forces used live fire on protesters plus where in west germany people were interested enough they gave us clothes. They gave us money we are helping everyone to talk to as germany remembers the fall of the limb wall we meet a former east german refugee he says his experience is driving him to help a new generation of Asylum Seekers. Im told me all of the well welcome to the program nato members are at odds at the worst possible time as the world marks 30 years since the cold war began to end france a crucial member of the winning team suggests this alliance no longer functions that puts n
criticism. part of the berlin wall is displayed outside nato headquarters right now yen stoltenberg is meant to be celebrating the anniversary of the victory over communism but instead he s declaring that his alliance isn t dead. nato is strong. united states north america and europe we do more together than got done for decades one of nato s most important members has spoiled the party in a historic week for the alliance emanuel macos elizee is calling into question some of nato s founding values in an interview with the economist magazine back home said the mutual defense pact was in danger of breaking down. what we are currently experiencing is the brain death of nato he said adding you have no coordination whatsoever of strategic decision making between the united states and its nato allies. it s the events of last month in syria that have met