the, the, you're watching the, the, the you knew was coming to live from berlin. joe biden calls on americans to pull their tempers. the west president condemns political violence after his republican rival, donald trump survives an assassination attempt over the weekend. meanwhile trump arrives in milwaukee for the republican national convention opening later today. he has called for unity all eyes now on what he will tell supporters. they're also coming up on our show today for london is vote in elections expected to see incumbent president paul, cuz on a sale to victory after his appears as rivals were barred from running and spanish

football fan, the static as their team is crowned champions with a to one, when over england in europe 2024 final year in berlin. the i'm quite richardson. thank you so much for joining us. after being shot at a campaign in raleigh over the weekend, donald trump is now in milwaukee wisconscin for the republican national convention where he's set to be declared the parties. presidential candidates is supporters have been gathering outside the venue to welcome him. the f. b, i is investigating the assassination attempt as a potential acts of terrorism, but has yet to identify a motive. meanwhile, president joe biden has held a tele visor dress urging americans to cool down their rhetoric and to resolve their issues at the ballot box. were the attempted assassination on donald trump.

there is no place in america, this kind of violence for any violence ever period or exceptions. we can't allow this violence to be normalized. you know, the political record of this country has gotten very heated. it's time to cool down . we all have responsibility to do that. yes, we have deeply felt strong disagreements. states in this selection are normally high. i said it many times that the choice of this likes we make the selection is going to shape the future of america and the world for decades to come. i believe that all my saw. i know that millions of my fellow americans believe is as well. and some have a different view as to the direction of the country should disagree with this inevitable american democracy. it's part of human nature. politics must never be a little battle from a god from good. can we feel so as a republican party, delegates and gathering milwaukee for the convention,

many of them are convinced that the field has asked a nation attempt has boosted donald trump's. the chances of winning the presidential election to w. as in his poll, spoke to some trump supporters who believed the former president has emerged a stronger than ever of the atmosphere. this time is different from former years. there is a palpable sense of insecurity and the attempt to the destination of donald trump and its consequences. are dominating the conversation. they've tried to put him in jail and that didn't work. so now somebody tries to take his life and i feel like that he's going to come back stronger than ever. this was not just an attack on the political person, a political party, it was an attack on an american, as you can see from the attempt, that he still thought about the people 1st. he's a wonderful man, he's a faith family and freedom president. and that's what we need right now in our country. thank god. trump turned his head to the right time and direction of the

holy spirit. and the bullet missed and just raised the more i predict krupel when california new york and every state. i can't imagine each state wouldn't vote against him at this point. i think god is in control and i think he's going to watch over us. so i'm not really worried about it or otherwise i wouldn't be here today. this is the reno read delegates from all states gather to select their candidate, and also celebrate the many. it is a bit of a car, a nation spic tackle in this republic that takes pride and freeing itself from the crown. the debate over whether he will be able to secure enough votes is over and there is no doubt that donald trump will deliver his acceptance speech on thursday . on the stage right here behind me hold the tone of the speeds will significantly influence how his supporters react to the attempted assassination. with composure or anger, i was bringing boris foreman,

a professor of politics at bar to college. berlin has recent books included the emergence of a liberalism and a democracy in a crisis. welcome. it's good to see you. we've heard a tone is going to be important in the speech from donald trump and in his 1st interview since being shot. he said that the speech at the r n c is now going to be about unity. are you surprised to hear that coming from the former president? i mean, generally speaking, it is quite surprising if we're looking at the last couple of months and we're looking at the, the recession, the kind of a speeches that we've heard about and it needs to meet as the enemy, etc. that does come as a surprise. on the other hand, it is true that trump kind of the window selection with his voter base alone. she needs to convince some moderate voters, moderate republicans to support him. and i think it and strategically speaking best makes a lot of sense to shift to this. so what this openings bridges for him is basically

to be able to the stage of self as somebody who's trying to reconcile the nation. and that's, that can be a strict looking at the attempt on his life over the weekend political violence and the u. s. has been on the rise and recent years. i'm just wondering, in your view how you think we've reached this point in american politics. and there's a tendency to say things are on the rise, and it is true that of course, we have to divide since the american electorate between the parties. on the other hand, if we zoom out and think about the longer traditional political traditions into us, we do see that as soon as the nations have almost from the very difficult part of american politics. i mean, the 1st estimation of the tech goes all the way back to adverb jackson. display of presidents that have actually been assessing, made it many more, the tests that have been attacked. so there, there is a longstanding tradition in american politics. of course, this comes with

a particular moment where democracy is really at risk. and so it brings extra potential for disruption. hey, let's take a look at this present moment. i'm wondering if you could put this in perspective for us. like, how would you say the kind of political violence that we're seeing in the u. s. compares to what we've seen increasing in europe and, and what is unique specifically about the situation in the us. so i mean the term to the receptionist and use many times maybe to. ready often, but it is through the a by part a system that is, or the most like that in the us. the consultation is even more polarized and i think it is in some german or some european cortex web, where we have other of course we do have vitamin populism. we have put, it was actually, but it translates a very different ways in these, these other political unexpected portal systems that part of systems. what do we also have to be us is very,

very flexible gun legislation. it's very easy to, to obtain a gum, which it is not in europe. and i think that's, that has been a major difference in terms of the ways of political buy them some extra plays also like i can t arise. and i guess the cultural historian would maybe be the right person to ask for this. that's the rise of the specifics of american political culture. there's certainly this idea of the same self made man and individualization that might prompt this kind of an attack, but obviously this is a lot of speculation. now trump supporters have been claiming that the attempt on his life over the weekend hasn't boosted his chances of winning the presidency. what do you think has it i forgot to look at like chris of glass uh before the interview. uh so who knows, but um, pushed, pushed, or she does play into his courts. so i think one thing that it does is that it supports the narrative of political victim. i mean, it can boost this narrative,

which i think is a very strong meredith continuous noticing political culture, but also pop culture of being this person who wins against all. and i think it does that uh for the, for the trump candidacy. what it also does and the way that this is being spoken about already is um it creates a certain mist of invisibility and maybe even of a divine providence that's uh the trump wasn't shots if it was very close that he might be the chosen candidate. and so i think for the event of the cobalt, for example, this could be a strong argument to both of those folders. well thank you so much for joining us today with your insights that as far as a format with bard college for lynch. thank you. and we can bring you up to speed with some other world news headlines at this hour . russia and china has started drawing to military drills and the pacific as the 2 countries continues to strengthen ties. beijing says the exercises do not target

a particular nation. nato allies recently called the china 8 decisive enabler of russia's war and ukraine. rescue teams into paul have recovered 11 bodies after a landslide swept to bosses into a river. on friday. the bodies were found at different places along the river banks . some 50 people were born in the bosses, perhaps a car bomb has kills at least 9 people and wounded dozens. in the somali capital mogadishu explosion occurred outside a busy cafe where football fans are watching the euro. 2024 final state media blame the attack on the is let us know us into group. i shall bob for wanda is our voting to elect a president with incumbent paul because i'm a widely expected to secure a nother victory. he's on leaving the country for 30 years. voting began at 7 am local time. i propose open for both presidential and parliamentary elections. comma

is facing the same 2 opponents. he went up against in the last election. after his most vocal critics were barred from running. the ballot count is set to start as soon as the pole is close after unexpected 8 hours of voting and dw correspondence tomorrow that has this report from the wanton capital cigale . the economy is what many people think off when they think of rwanda and mold in claims developed and say as capital. the government has worked hard to sell this image. we've been mostly successful and the most important things that we wanted to get done, which means security and safety for london's bringing back home. refugees of uniting london's justice and progress and delivering to hundreds from up to date is better off than it's ever been. ronda has grown economically reduced maternal

mortality and improved health care. it has also become a major conference and tourist destination. but that's not enough, especially when 60 percent of london still live below the poverty line says a position lita picks y and copy of a are they data so much of a ment i do that to the to got is we have a beautiful building glen. this is sweets bought to develop them into some of that development is they indicate to be able to people. and that's what have appropriate for my invitation among the kids on that 5 use. that is all kind of for me to provide, to have in other countries outside to, to get with them to have a who we need to. who do we need that inclusive? do we need to or tie we need to us, but that's just this menacing stuff. to have to shift between a and b or it has been a fee is critique of president pool come down there for decades and was punished for speaking of she wasn't prisoned for ages were challenging the government

narrative of the 1994 genocide. the targeted the tootsie minority and killed about 800000 people. you good. the size of the, the institution adelanto, the government of quasi or a label to be the enemy of the kaci. like to me, i spend the a t as in the present owner because it has get the size of the parts of the government. so this is why i as good, they have to understand that we need to also democracy in our country to have a suspend, a bit of development. we need to, to have a lead. that is what our account about before the citizen government has been praised for bringing simply to to xander in the thirty's years since the agenda. so was know, well the rights groups have criticized the countries for human rights record info's disappearances, arbitrary detention extra traditional killings. and torture routine. the government denies the problem. we did. we did not assessing if people were

a country of law. we're country that find his life. that is the biggest, less than that we learn from the genocide o job is to take care of one of these. people are free to say whatever they want. the country rang 144 out of 180 in the world. press freedom index. 14 members of victoria and you'll be or is opposition party and 3, john list behind bars several more waiting trial. do you think it will be a free and fair election to? yes it, it's elizabeth. it's widely expected that poor guy man will win this election with more than 90 percent of the vote as he has done and previous poles. my next guest is a former correspondent for reuters and the financial time to cover for one does 1994 genocide. she's also the author of do not disturb a book that explores the murder of her wanting to factor patrick car, a guy in a johannesburg hotel room. i'm very pleased to welcome to the show mikayla

wrong for more on the story. so click on the as you know the one hand as this great unifier, we've been able to pull the country together after a genocide and on the other as a ruthless authoritarian can you tell us why it appears he is now on course to win these elections by a landslide as well. um he's on close to in the selections because he made them show that there was no competition um very its cr 6 and the list. so rwanda have disliked these as the falls as a public into a public relations exercise. i would say it's a, it's a performance, and it's certainly not a democratic context to have a context. do you actually have to have some possibility of rival spending? the 2 gentlemen who are bravely a setting themselves, often challenging him in these elections. and at the last elections to get that they want to stay with one percent of the vote. i feel report to um has already

told us speak twine, got the right who, who is the one? 0, professionally the he might have got some biking and the selections. she wasn't allowed to spend the tools of. so if you eliminate oleo rifles and also if you reach out to close to both, this is pick all may have done repeatedly and target best estimation for harassments, intimidation to people who might just, you know, stayed home and be, you know, inspect themselves off this opposition leaders and chimes to when you're going to win the election. so, i mean, it's a meaningless. this has a meaningless selection. and then when, you know, we know the last election and so you got 98.9 percent of the vote, which is the new to school. what's the kind of school but use the in places like a, you know, somebody who's science in rocco, or north korea. so, you know, we know what he's going to get the same kind of told this time and it's equally meaningless. so if these elections are not free and fair, why do you think we have not heard more outcry, more opposition?

both from within side lawanda and also from critics abroad. it was the reason you didn't hear things from inside. for one of them. you do have some, you know, vic trying go there. it was explaining to a journalist, a consent, but you know, the independent press does not exist in, in rewind, exhaustible. here you'll find the maximum of this folks when i'm talking about people being free to express themselves. they certainly aren't. the presence of stopped full of citizens, john, it's blow goes to dad to stand up and criticize the government and various aspects i'm. they're facing really heavy, like, you know, a prison sentence says for what they did. many of the john, unless a select, the country somewhat assassinated a girl down very well documented the case that so that's why, you know, you don't kimball criticisms at home abroad. it's a different match, i pick, ami has been absolutely brilliant, making himself useful to the international community. so my country into u. k. for example, he also drew when the office, the facebook would receive,

assign him, see, cuz that, that field is now collapsed because beside the change of government in the u. k. and the new government isn't interested. but in france with fonts, for example, pick on me it's so it has all the peacekeepers who are now patrolling moves, i'm beat with faults, has a master liquefied gas installation which needed protecting from legit call it is for balance. they doing that very effectively by that means the products of support has been boats and with the us, that's another concern about rising jihad at some in western africa. and one of us again, rolanda keeps a offering itself up. as you know, we can send peacekeepers. we've got a very, a very efficient, very effective minute trick if we consent to speak with around africa, which is something what some governments don't want to do. so he makes himself very useful. and then as a result, they keep flat. indeed you, you've written about the murder of a defector abroad. you mentioned this briefly of patrick target in a johannesburg hotel room. i'm wondering, but this tells us about how the regime is seeking it to stifle defense overseas. it

really does it very well. it has targets its members of the x down to a position, and you know, you have to ask yourself, why did so many of them leave the country in the 1st place. and it was because they had been told that they were going to be killed. apache kind of guy was one of many people who would talk the tips of fascination. they managed to, to tract him and strangle him in a hotel room. other people have been beat not that have been attempts to point to them. this is open, quite well documented. this isn't just sort of made up science as they taught the unit. if you look at what the human rights organizations report about rwanda, this is heather raised. same rankled o deswartz and rwandan agents being sensitive groups to silence potential challenges to pick on me so. so it's very sinister regime, but use this method. uh, very unusual and africa. well, thank you so much for joining us. i'm afraid that's all we have time for today. that is make a lot wrong, journalist and author,

we very much appreciate your time. thank you. some other news now and the i'm us run health ministry and gaza says on his riley attack on a you and run school use as a shelter for just place people has killed over a 1000 people, sundays bombings, and to what was already one of the deadliest weeks of his rarely aerial assault on gauze since the war broke out, when militants attacked israel just minutes earlier, children were playing on the ground. people were having lunch and i think. but then exclusions and destruction is charlie strikes left many that and dozens injured of the, the zillow of us. we came into the classroom and i saw people carrying my sister's body. she'd been hit in the head and was dead. my younger sister was lying on the ground. my mother was also dead. they were all lying dead. the

residency to school was considered a seed center is dry, the military claims the site was used as a base for hamas fight. the attack is strongly forces. it says numerous steps were taken to limit the risk of harming civilians on the ground. these explanations make little difference to fatigue from the loss of loved ones. displacement and destruction is evident. where is the world? my hands are paralyzed. i can't move them. oh god, have mercy on us. designate a safe soon for us, and then keep the fighting away from us. why is this our fault? no. it was the 5th attack just over to beat he to go to school with us as a shelter for display palestinians. the u. n. faced more than 80 percent of the schools

and on the 12th universities in gaza has been destroyed since the start of the war . class has gone big place for students. and as the warranty, just the oil life and, or dreams feed fodder we the sports news now, and it was a night of trial for spanish football fans here in berlin. spain, once again, european champions with a to one when over england. final euro 2024 and for winds of big stadium heart pray for england and victory for the spanish. at the end of the month long tournament was get across to our correspondent nicole reese and madrid for more. nicole must have been quite a night there in madrid. can you tell us what it was like?

well why waking up to a football hang over here because it's a very slow monday, but yesterday night was mad so many people attended the celebrations at the see bell is square in the center after their team one. and i must say, obviously spain is now the most successful team in europe. they've brought it to him while they're gonna bring it home really on the full time. so this is the full victory. during the year, a club of this team and people were really over the moon, although i have to say watching the game, it was pretty clear that they were very determined to win the game to play mostly in that part of the page where england was defending it's go that didn't really have a chance to go to the other side to score most like many, many goals that you only scored one. right. and it's also there's also another historic records, spain manage to score 15 goals during this year, a cop. so there's plenty of reasons to celebrate and i think spaniards as they like,

you know, nights out any way it's going to be last night again tonight in madrid. so no football hangover on a monday stopping the celebrations from going on later today this evening. well this evening the team is going to arrive here in madrid. they are going to have a route, they have to go on the bus and they have to meet and greet the fans and people that the probably going to meet the king of spain. king philip and also the president federal sanchez and then they can take this one box in the crowds. they're going to head through the center on that bus. probably lots of people cheering for them and then at the end they should get off that bus at a see but this square that with as a potty with the jays and everything you really need. so i think they're going to be welcomed the way they should be, as the most successful team here in europe for now, followed by germany by the way. so they should really enjoy this moment,

especially since it's also pretty young team. one of the players, your model for example, is only 17 years turn 17 during this past week. so he was one of the guys who also brought this team so far during just sent me final. so i think uh, spain is going to be over the moon again, and then everybody's going to head into the holiday season. well, thank you so much for bringing this up as be there. that is a nicole res for us in the madrid, spain. so staying with soccer news, germany's 2014 world champion at thomas miller is retiring from international football. he made the announcement a day after the end of euro. 2024 is a final tournaments and we'll look at his journey with the national side in 2010 and went on to play 131 games. making him the 3rd most capt flare of all time for germany. and there was also the battle for the corporate america title and the u. s . argentine i needed an extra time winter to be columbia. one know, in the final,

in florida, that victories far celebrations back home as you can imagine, fans and the capital one aside as party late into the night. their heroes securing a record at 16th copa america championship. so i really big night for football just before we go, well, bring you a reminder of our top story at this hour policy. so by this call's on, americans to cool their political tempers and a television dress, but he was present, condemned violence, and said he wished donald trump 12 a day after his arrival survive. dentist, confirmation attempts and donald trump has arrived in milwaukee in the us state of wisconsin. preparations are underway there for the republican national convention where used to be declared the parties to presidential candidates and it is your in use of data at this hour. don't forget, there is more news online at w. com. you can find us on social media to at dw news

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