Studio Berlin, broadcast Dec. 9, 2020: Looking back on KCRW Berlin — Part 2
Listen to the second of a special, two-part episode in collaboration where we reflect on our favorite on air moments from the past year and look ahead to 2021.
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Episode 106: Update on getting dual citizenship in Germany – What works and what doesn’t Common Ground Berlin
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Current Affairs
Studio Berlin, broadcast Dec. 2, 2020: What would Donald Trump’s withdrawal of 9,500 U.S. troops do to NATO and Europe? (Rebroadcast)
With the end of the year fast approaching, we're highlighting some of the big news stories from 2020. In this Studio Berlin episode, we revisit our discussion on President Donald Trump's plan to withdraw 9,500 U.S. troops from Germany, which first aired on July 8.
Studio Berlin, broadcast Feb. 8, 2020: What’s next for Germany’s troubled carmakers?
This week on Studio Berlin: What's next for Germany's troubled carmakers? Noah Barkin takes a closer look at the growing challenges for the German auto industry. There's Brexit, renewed tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump, and Elon Musk's announcement to build a Tesla factory just outside of Berlin.
Studio Berlin, broadcast August 24, 2019: Upcoming state elections in Brandenburg and Saxony
On September 1, Brandenburg & Saxony go to the polls in state elections that could be a litmus test for Merkel's government. Host Sumi Somaskanda looks into the possible implications of the upcoming vote with Berlin Policy Journal's editor, Henning Hoff, the DW's political correspondent Thomas Sparrow, and Krautreporter journalist Josa Mania-Schlegel.
Studio Berlin, broadcast August 17, 2019: Unpacking the Berlin Airport saga
Berlin's new international airport is scheduled to open in October 2020. What can we expect and are the past problems history? Erik Kirschbaum is joined by Martin Delius, who was the head of the Berlin state parliamentary inquiry into the airport delays and freelance journalist Grace Dobush.
Studio Berlin, broadcast August 10, 2019: The e-scooter phenomenon
Are e-scooters a key step forward in German e-mobility, or are they a passing fad? Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson talks with tour guide Jan Katzmarczyk, American journalist Matthew Schofield and German entrepreneur Florian Walberg.
Studio Berlin, broadcast July 27, 2019: The growing concern over right-wing extremism in Germany
This week on Studio Berlin: the rise of right-extremism in Germany. How is the government combating it? And what do we know about far-right groups?
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