the, the, this is the, the, the news live from berlin couldn't upset the on the cards in pakistan's general election. we'll all lies are on the account that is still under way as independent candidates, backed by the jail, former prime minister in rome con, take the surprise lead. will bring you the latest also coming off, controversial american presenter, tucker carlson. sit down with the russian president vladimir putin. he will bring you the highlights from clinton's 1st one on one interview to western media since 2019. and he was president joe biden takes a med israel's campaign in gaza. conduct of the response

in garza in the district has been um over the top his remarks calm as us officials warn israel, they won't support plans for a major military operation in the southern city of rasa. at this time. and german chancellor all off schultz arrived in washington for talks with by it and they are such as discussed, the 2 major crises dominating worlds, politics, conflicts currently raging and gaza and to price the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. we are still no closer to finding out who has won pakistan's general election more than 24 hours after polls closed

across the country. nava cerise is mil military back pack us in muslim league party has been the favorite to win. but at just past the halfway stage in the count, it's independent candidates loyal to former prime minister in rome con, that have taken the lead people across pakistan had expected to already know the election results with the morning's headlines, predicting a potential surprise. but the delay in collecting votes left many like these residents, and the whole doubting if they would see if the outcome how to calm failure to say i don't want to go. everything is pre decided or somebody they are just doing the salt food as well. but then they give you a thought of something. i've been voting for the last 14 years. mean my how the this time they switched my voting station to conduct the stadium. then they did

this of the last moment without me knowing what cause it instead of going back to start with that with the vehicle. and again, this is the result of poor administration by the caretaker government by the results are coming in very late. we do not think this election is credible. the election commission officials have attributed the slow vote count to the incumbent government's decision to block mobile phone and internet services. on the election day, the interior ministry sites tara concerns, but the u. n. n. human rights groups say restricted a fair election process. it was the final episode, and then the election that was him put to buy at q 's ations of election. we're getting an a space to minutes in violence. one groups that's happy about the result . so saw us approaches of m on cons, p t i policy, i have your sons that even saw from that we would bottom from using our electrical

symbol of a cricket about a ton of a project, i will lead to run tom with jail. so supporters v i v i p t i supports has been given the message that you cannot wait to gather that father baldwin, still p t x a pulse of did not believes hans and the result of the election will be all in our favor brings are left as opposed to the lead to him. wrong. com is behind bars convicted of corruption as well as other charges that he's supposed to say. a politically motivated colin was brand new election and his policies and running under the name the independent candidates backed by the p t i a very well and then the show results through the an unexpected challenge to the minute t, back to pakistan movie and in which was expected to secure a strong majority the and d w as being his job had went to the election commissions headquarters in

pakistan's capital is lama. but we're counting is still ongoing and told us what officials are saying about the delayed results. the election is coming to an officer and say that the delay in the vote has seen the cause of because of internet shut down yesterday. during the was pulling process focused on the part of the said that they had to close down the internet service phone service because of security concerns. and that's the main reason why election commission officer will say that those have been delayed. but i would say that i focus on the human rights group focused on the journalists, have expressed concerns of all on the internet, shut down. they have also criticized off the long delay in results. here at the headquarters and the sound buzz, vc election commission offices guessing that uh from a rough, focused on different provinces for example, separate and this down, but different problems of problems, different jobs send, etc. and returning offices from across focus on causes of constituencies are

sending a bed or does a here in, in the, in the through these offers shows. i'm here, it's a compiler to set that. and we can see this big screen here where we will be at the punch in the results. and as these results, as they get through, it says that it does get punched and we see a lot of media presence here. um, what has been a very surprising element of this it has does instead surface of a strong prescription that be a 5 member of fuck a son was 10 d n 40. and the boss should he's missing the wash. these are with a strong perception that he is one of the favorites candidates and that he is being backed by boxes and committed to establish meant all what has been very surprising . yes, but the d i a party that has accused focus on his date of birth, the capstone against against them. we know that i'm ron hahn is in june of the

senior leadership of 50. i also indeed did, and a little symbol was taken away from them and therefore p t i candidates are running as independent. um, what is the pricing uh sofa? is that the seat that bpi vac independent candidates um are, are doing fairly well in this selection. this is quite a surprising research effect is actually shocked to many people in focused on. this was not what was not expected. but now the thing is a general perception among focused on these and also among a journalist that where they were, that as us are focused on the states should accept those results except the mandate . i'll accept the will of the people in the opinion of the people i had at the election commission office. we keep waiting for the final results. and that's the w report or venus. java reporting from is lama. but here's a look at some other stories making headlines. in india,

at least 3 people have died in clashes far by the demolition of them is lumnick school and adjoining parasites. authorities in the winter of con, state say that they were built illegally. and official says, police have been authorized to shoot rioters, india as a hindu majority. muslims say they are being unfairly targeted. homeless farmers have flocked to border crossings with your brain to protest against you policies. the demonstrators are kicking off a month long nationwide strike. they are angry at cheap imports from neighboring ukraine, and governments in action to protect their livelihoods. fire has swept a residential building and rushes capital. moscow officials say 400 people were evacuated when the place broke out over night. it occurred in the capital's north west. the plains have now been contained especially as president vladimir putin

has given his 1st one on one interview to western media since 2019 to a controversial right when us talk show host tucker carlson is a former fox news host, a key ally of 2024 election candidate, donald trump, and a vocal opponent to us military aid for ukraine states might re travel to moscow to conduct the interview which was broadcast from the tucker carlson network of the mirror. the russian president use the occasion to push for recognition of moscow's interest was depicting russia as a victim of western betrayal and fear mongering now costs and left a put in largely on challenge and in a video from the tucker carlson network. some questions, lots of jokes rather than real answers, have a look who blow up north stream you for sure. i was busy that day. i need it and you have to have uh,

i did not pull up your delivery. uh, excuse me though, it was, it was and they were also more serious exchanges during the 2 hour interviewing which brewton repeated his claim that his invasion of you craved was necessary to protect the russian speakers there and to guard russia against nato, and further comments. food nonsense said that it was impossible to defeat russia and ukraine and pointed to cave's refusal to conduct talks with moscow in more video from the top of cross and network put, and also said that russia would never attack poland or the politics have listened with different you imagine a scenario where you send russian troops to poland which is a sense of them, the palm lane, one case if poland attacks russia. why? because we have no interest in poland, latvia, or anywhere else. why would we do that? we simply don't have any interest in going to this point. it's just the trip mongering. well the argument, i know you notice is that, well,

he invaded ukraine. she has territorial aims across the continent and you're saying unequivocally, you don't send, you know, it's upset, screeching though it is absolutely out of the question and you can, i mean, you just don't have to be any kind of analyst. it goes against common sense to get involved in some kind of a global war and the in the state. and i'm going and a global warbles bring all humanity to the brink of destruction. it's obvious. so a lot to unpack it. let's bringing correspondence, william, blue cross and roman going to ranko. they're standing by to help us. and that's i'd just like to begin because many voices have ridiculed this interview and dismissed it as a useful propaganda tool for food. and among them former us president, hillary clinton, let's listen to what she had to say and then we'll go straight back to you. i mean,

he's like a puppy dog. you know, he somehow is, after having been fired from so many outlets in the united states. he. c i would not be surprised if he emerges with a contract with a russian out west because he is a useful idiot. he says things that are not true. he parents, latimer pollutants, a pack of lies about ukraine. so i don't see why putting wouldn't give them an interview. roman is clinton right there. did cross and offer putting the propaganda opportunity on a silver platter. oh absolutely. so um this was an opportunity for him to talk unchallenged. so um, let me give you just one example. he was speaking a lot about the russian history, an expert with oscar additional questions. no questions came the legitimate, posing climbed up, one russian empire was growing as headquarters and was absorbing other peoples as

people with it, which is a euphemism for conquering other other peoples. he said that a rational treated those, those minor peoples, that an old parts of russia, um property that the culture was cherished and so on. this is a lie. an example from your crime, from the 19th century that you came in. the language was forbidden in washington by the time and during the soviet period. so over the 70 s, there were a lot of for impressions and games through training and culture. ukrainian writers who printing poets what killed by the salvage state and disabilities. so um she, she just enjoyed that interview because she could just spread all his propaganda, his mixture of facts, semi effects and lies just like he lost to william to you. uh, do you think that this can be dismissed as an attempt by crossing to say relevant or is there more at play here? because then when we look at the time in the us elections are coming up soon. carlson is seen as it is a key. trump ally, there's an aide package up for it for

a vote with regard to ukraine. what do you make of the timing? right, there's a lot of moving parts here as you've pointed out. and of course he wants to be relevant in that regard. tucker carlson is very much like the so called corporate liberal main stream media picture or picture adjective of actually so lambaste and criticizes any media personality. any media institution wants to get big gets like this big interview partners like this and is willing to compromise some journalistic values. it's called access journalism. you give up some of your, you know, your journalistic integrity or your, your right to criticize in order to get access to powerful people. it happens in the west and united states and european countries all the time. deal to get those big, get those big interviews to then have a splashy widely viewed widely talked about interview. so in that regard, tucker carlson is this following the very style media playbook very much the same

playbook that he often criticizes. okay, but what's the bottom live, william? because i mean tucker carlson had a huge following when when he was on fox news. when we looked at the talking cock talk across the network, now, does the interview have any real power? would you say to sway us voters? are they paying attention a i r s a. that's kind of a wait and see question, but overall, i mean, he does have wide reach. he has popular following his youtube and twitter channels where he brought mostly broadcast has several 100000 or up to even several 1000000 subscribers. also his personal accounts, these videos on twitter, if you can believe twitters numbers, which it can be questionable, has over a 100000000 views of that much higher than the youtube viewership. so for at about 5 and a half 1000000. so given the most carlos and put in sort of a triumph for it that was referred to in that put and carl said interview might be a little question of, of, of, of twitter. x is uh, numbers. nonetheless,

it has wide region. it has the widest reach, really possibly other networks, right. we're all talking about it. we are all talking about tucker carlson. so again, to go back to my previous answer as much as topical carlos and criticizes corporate media or mainstream media. he very much needs platforms like us and like other broadcasters, to help replicate and reproduce that message because he's getting major play time today. let's bring this to the geo political level. roman. you have been covering ukraine for years. what do you make of the timing through that lens? do you think that pollutant has a very clear focus on the us selection and the potential to change us policy at this point? especially with regard to it support of the war and ukraine? yes, i think the timing is very accurate to just a few weeks before they impose in primaries in the united states, the super tuesday and a with the donald trump gaining power. we've received this already and, and that he's and actively, actively independent,

influencing us policies towards the crime. and um, it is also for germany for countries in europe here. well, we also have elections this. yeah. and when we, when we talked about germany, there are 2 parties, one of them, a new just established the policy of a son of hawkins next uh the less to fall into. yeah. who left the left party and um, and now she has it possible around one of the major topics of this new party is a piece and pacifism. and uh, she should have moms, uh, sort of a contact to stop uh, delivering weapons to your crime. and this is best basically what pushing is. and he's saying he says, you want this war to stop, no problem, just stop giving weapons to ukraine and that will be peace. and i think this is, this is a better calculated message, not just to germany, but to many countries, while there are strong and strong political movements. also who oppose helping

ukraine militarily. and last, but not least, in russia itself, and that will be a presidential election in march. and could you sell this? um, of course, let him important controls the media and it has no problem to talk to, to his russian public. but when he talks to afford him, journalist this has more weight. so this is also important for him in his domestic campaign. ok, william and roman, thank you so much for your reporting for putting this all into context for us. we appreciate it. meantime in the united states, president joe biden has criticized is real for the way that it is conducting its military campaign and gaza to his remarks followed. a warning from us officials over is really plans to move the ground defensive into the southern city of ruffled israel's prime minister says that it is a strong hold for him off which carried out the october 7th terror attacks.

another family left grieving after 5 relatives were killed by his railey strikes law, the alma shoots a lost both the parents in the name we were sleeping. and we suddenly woke up to the sound of foaming rocks were above our heads and defy. had started off at the end, i was calling for my mother, father and my siblings, and they didn't on to me. well, that's not what about the net? the southern city of rough or east home to over a 1000000 displays, people who fled to the ball. the town seeking safe day. people say they are living in fear of a promise. these really advance other side of the normally we don't know where to go. they told us the roster is a safe area for displays. people. and we would,

displays throughout the, after being totally pon eunice must put us in the situation. but such guys, me, who do we have to go home, our destroyed houses and we have no other choices. we are just waiting to die. we're waiting for the moment. if i were execution us national security council spokes person junk had a said a minute, treat operation in rough or would be a disaster and that the us would not support it. the president joe biden also gave the strongest warning, gets the view as you know, that the conduct of the response in god in the guy is a strip has been um over the top. we talked to bb to open the gate other as really so i've been pushing really hard,

really hard to get any manager and assistance in to guys. there are a lot of innocent people are starving, not innocent people who are in trouble. don scott, to stop the streets close to rough as q 8 hospital have be left in ruins, and off the east randy prime minister benjamin netanyahu told troops to pass the operations in the states a few safe areas. lifting garza and that also on the threats and german chancellor all off schultz is in washington. meantime, for talks of lawmakers and president joe biden, the leaders are set to discuss the israel mos war and russia's invasion of ukraine . ahead of this trip, schultz gave a brief statement in which he urged to b, u. s. and the you to quote 2 more to help you crane and it's fight against russia. the us senate remains divided on releasing more funds. last week the you approved a 50000000008 package for ukraine. after months of rivaling

chief political editor of the head of the governor as standing by. so 8 for ukraine is going to be the focus of this meeting. what can we expect in regard to that of all the german towns that is arriving in a very volatile week here in domestic politics that is increasingly spilling out into the world, having a direct effect potentially on ukraine. and that's, of course, what for our souls is concerned about. what is he you partners are concerned about . he was very happy that he was able to present as the in time 8 success from the european and having secured the 50000000000 years worth of funding from europeans. but at the united states was the biggest, an assistant to ukraine in this fight against the rest of the key. militarily, there germany is the 2nd largest. so you have the 1st and 2nd largest ally in the military times fitting down today and working out on how to best help ukraine more

into the future with the u. s. experiencing that political domestic squeeze. that comes as a direct order from donald trump, who is slowing down and potentially bringing to a grinding hold, the continuous flow of us assistance to ukraine. so what i felt knows he's taking home some homework that's for sure that you refuse. we'll have to do more and aid for israel and taiwan will also be on the agenda. tell us more about that. yes, these of course are also to key conflicts. and we will also see israel's to storm says, allies sitting down here today and both we just heard it's and us present invite and directly criticizing israel for it's ministry campaign being for over the top. also calling for a sustained and sees of fighting whatever that means in practical times.

so both seem to be pretty much on the same page that which we've heard from the german side requires a lot of coordination as well. and taiwan is moving on the horizon as the next potential offset to a well order to a relative stability that is being attacked from all sides. here. both thing is we'll also be speaking about the china of which both economically also highly dependent. so let's go into connected, but we're seeing more and more t potential conflict areas that could upset also the stability of these 2 countries and mikaela on a lighter note, schultz also met with what he calls his duffel gang, or tell us a little bit more about the man who makes the chance to smile well, and he is, if he actually is a really known as a very much of someone who has the particular sense in cuba. but it looks that the

soul seems to be discovering that when he head to the united states, but that so the cause over the fact that we're heading into various serious talks increased serious times here in dc. okay. we can have the customer. thank you so much and we have to say that the chris coons does indeed look a lot like 10 special as well. now we move on to a matchmaker of swords who towers above the rest. a frenchman has won a place in the guinness book of world records for building a giant replica of the eiffel tower with match sticks. richard plod spent 8 years and used 700000 match sticks to build the model, which is over 7 meters tall. dennis had originally rejected cost replica because he used custom made matches without the required final test. but record keeper's changed their mind saying their original judgement is too harsh.

carnival season is approaching. it's high point here in germany and thousands of people have kicked off celebrations in the city of cologne. today marks the start of countless parties that stretched over the weekend or rather will stretch over the weekend. revellers traditionally dressed up and colorful customs and partake in the local broo. the grand finale will be a huge parade in cologne. on monday, a reminder of our top story pakistan is still waiting to find out the final result of yesterday's general election. official say that issues with the internet are to blame for the delay. it follows a chaotic day of loading across the country in which several people were killed in the militant attacks, and the government suspended mobile phone set up

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