topics: Present It: Lexus RX 450h L; Test It: The Fiat 500 Convertible; Test It: The Audi A1 Sportback; Vibrant: Seat Arona; Vintage: Renault 4
topics: Present It: Lexus RX 450h L; Test It: The Fiat 500 Convertible; Test It: The Audi A1 Sportback; Vibrant: Seat Arona; Vintage: Renault 4
mirror that costs not quite twenty thousand euros in germany. we ve chosen the version with the smallest engines a sixty nine horsepower one point two liter four cylinder zero to one hundred kilometers an hour takes twelve point nine seconds speed is one hundred sixty just about ok for city driving country roads and feel so good lane and out the highway you ll be scrambling to pass every truck. no five hundred a means for to refit performance unless and spend pm to buy fiancé own upgrade or a bart admiring looks can be better appreciated at moderate speed. lots of chrome brings out the striking red truce.
on the inside to chrome highlights on the dashboard and inlays in the color of the exterior.
on her phone she reads about others who will soon be given work permits for germany a retraining course is just finished with the red cross however can t say how long she ll have to continue to work under the german government s radar. when i first moved to germany back in the year two thousand getting a work permit was a bureaucratic nightmare is now heaps easier and new legislation is in the works to encourage even more skilled workers to move to germany it says they need german language skills but don t already need a job contracts like in the past instead will be given a six month window to find work in this country in a moment we ll look at the challenges facing companies looking to find people for hard to fill positions but first the huge task for a government that opened its arms to the world. since twenty fifteen
more than a million migrants and refugees have arrived in germany they don t automatically receive a work permit. most require a state support for things like germa
being deported if the authorities find out she s working she finds it absurd that even though germany has a shortage of caregivers she has to provide her services in secret. court you sit at home and get a bit of money from the state. and i am grateful for that but it s not ok. actually it s stupid that we re not working and paying for it own up keep. us tuzla and northeastern bosnia the city that has left four years ago the vose million war ended over twenty years ago but the experience was so traumatic for her that to this day have bebo hopes to be granted asylum in germany but there s now a new wave of immigration from young people looking for well paid jobs. germany is currently running a recruitment drive for foreign workers especially for caregivers demanded yasmine
take german lessons at his school they do so in secret however they don t want their bosses to know they re planning to emigrate and immigration is hurting bosnia s health care sector. if there s a look at these is
A morning show that highlights the latest headlines in news, weather, sports and entertainment, and is known for the cohosts casual and spontaneous. mollie has been forever separated from her family. they will never see her reach her 21st birthday. they will never see that because she is permanently gone from the face of this planet because of an illegal alien. i want to remind elizabeth warren that you know what? the tragic loss of mollie is important to us. and the families that are separated at the border, they will come together again, mollie can never be with her family again. steve: she is absolutely right. it s too bad that it has become political to some people. it s the murder of a young woman. over on msnbc a couple of days ago university professor from fordham christina grier referred to mollie tibbetts simply as a girl in iowa. and joni ernst yesterday when she was on xm sirius. that girl in iowa, i think that s so disrespectful to mollie and her family. she is someon
what divides. what binds the content to. answers and stories apply to. spotlight on people. on t.w. . bus like former chancellor very fond sen divided germany should be united on how well has the nation around together twenty eight years after german reunification and i discussing this question with you would it enters if that political scientist and founder of the third generation east germany an initiative the generation who were children when the palin wall fell and as he was thirteen at the time how was it for you as a teenager. as well in all of us to say there was
a huge amount of euphoria coupled with a feeling of uncertainty out of the awareness that something really important was happening. as early as november the nights i thought of it he says a turning point dr time it was impossible to foresee what would come next but the sensation in the in tuition was so strong that even today i know just how i felt that evening in one nine hundred eighty nine almost twenty nine years