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petersburg, i used to roll balls with schultz, with schultz, so schultz seems to be in the know, restt seen the basement yet, but where is the house? where should it be, in the trunk, a good car, i would keep it there, there’s a lot of stench, but i’m used to working cleanly, eset, well, something like that, well, let’s go look at the bins of our homeland, the bins of our homeland? a forgotten expression, but my grandfather has gone crazy in his old age; when he drinks, he cries, i am for the edge of the homeland, he says, filled with lava, the country was wasted, and that your grandfather had clear thoughts, if you look at the truth, it was a cheerful place, otherwise here even stern men blew in their pants, the little one remained a stutterer. metey brought her here, so she didn’t say a word until he told her, well, in general, it doesn’t matter, which one is from murmansk, no, ours. well, for yourself, then for yourself, hello, brother, don’t thank me, i told you i’d solve the problem, go home, rest, i’ll come by in the evening, let’s celebrate, let’s go. come in, they called rusla

he says the whole country is deeply schultz. he is comments where i could buy the king. he said that he and queen 2 men are profoundly schultz to hear this awfully who are sick incident now just to give you some context, a gun crime in the u. k is a pretty ras announced because of the firearms very tightly district, restricted nice crime on the other hand, is more common. there is rising, concerned about a growing a nice crime. and the several high profile instance of which this now tragically is one say that will be considerable pressure on this new government to act on life crime. right, charlotte jolson pill. thank you. fears of an environmental catastrophe in the philippines are growing as oil from a sunken boat continues to link it into the ocean. the tanker thinking bad weather off miller on thursday, doing one crew member and treating the risk of a major oil still foils me. is the ocean of manila is cost. the fuel is spilling from a sun can tank, which went down in rough seas last week. some of the roughly 1400000 liters of oil on board is leaching out. coast guar

here in germany, transel, olaf schultz has walsh's s. p d. parties campaign for regional elections in the eastern state was actually the far right alternative for germany party is a heading, the polls there. schultz is hoping to narrow that lead ahead of the election in september the german trans that is not a popular man. these days, especially in this part of eastern germany, but he came to support his party's campaign ahead of reaching his elections in september. the message she brought to the city of rest and continued support for your train. dots, fine, good board is must not be changed by force, personal status or policy. it has guaranteed peace and security, then you are okay, got it all i got on the trans. those words do not said well with many protesters. some even accused him of feuding the will by sending alms to ukraine. so it's also a demonstration against the government, showing that we do not agree with this woman green schedule. it's about finding ways to make peace or no matter how sex. and he is one of 3 eastern german

has jewish roots, many jews lived in odessa, is there a bruno schultz street in odessa?ot, it was, by the way, he is yours, your namesake, yes, yes, but i can say, as you pointed out, that i think that the minority of odessans also know less. who is brunoshul snez, who is pushkin or who is bulgarko, so we have to work on it, and it will happen, it also depends on the education of our children, from the generation that exists now, and from the school program, and from education, we have to bring this up in our children, at least, i think, to the former member of the servant of the people of odessa faction. people's deputy artem dmytruk, who recently became a subdeacon of the russian orthodox church in ukraine, this will somehow not fix him, and what are they saying about him in odessa, how is it, such a glorious odessan, who continues to be supported by the russian orthodox church, well, you know, i think , that most odessans know about him from the news or something no... there is no news when he beat a serviceman and there is still no reaction of law enforcement agencie

so will others think to look at that, terry schultz in brussels. they to fully guard the light has template a bull running spine as seen. and now the 3 people taken to hospital because believe it or not, they were entered by bulls, as is the tradition to base released on an 875, meet a cost way run this. try to avoid being run over a gold. now as you can see, not everyone really achieved that animal rights activists foldable runs. we'd stein back to the 16th century mediaeval cruelty. one runa remains in a serious stable condition. and you're up to date here on d, w. the is more on our website, dw, dot com, and on social media to state w news. i'm jarrett great in building the innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. if the carriers by the time is helping subscribe to the subscribe to plan, it's a.

it's goes about comfortable that lucio schultz and who's the i. c j in the head. go welcome to see. is there any doubt that the court will condemn israel's presence in the west bank an order of withdrawal? so so as we are speaking, the court has just started reading out its opinion and it is really important to say to you that this is a so called advisory opinion. so with this opinion, he's not going to rule or to order to anyone that he has to do this or that. so for the, let's see here today is that they will look into the case and they will give their equal assessment off the practices and policies by these strategies in the occupied palestinian territories. and as i said, as we're speaking, it's ongoing. so you will have to bear a little bit longer with me for hearing the results of this i'm, we've been looking at live pictures from the course as you were speaking. we know the ruling is non binding. so what effect would it have? yes, so the court itself says that this has more authority and it is really among experts and a legal experts that really say that you know, the outcome

we heard from debbie wasserman schultz - years.schultz early in l years. we heard from debbie l wasserman schultz early in the programme, she said the virtual roll call that was going to take place with joe call that was going to take place withjoe biden at the top of the ticket will still go ahead before august seven. how important is it that that happens or of the candidate is becoming to the convention for an open convention? i think most democrats want this wrapped up as soon as possible. this has been a torrential civil war and the party, they are exhausted. and there doesn't seem to be much division over who it should be. i would be surprised if this is an open convention. that doesn't mean that this won't be an interesting convention, because we never seen anything like this before it thank ou so anything like this before it thank you so much _ anything like this before it thank you so much for— anything like this before it thank you so much for being _ anything like this before it thank you so much for being with - anything

all of schultz is in warsaw for talked to the prime minister. don't tell us. it's their 1st official consultation since poland, new pro you government came to power defense and you craze a or high on the agenda of also coming out francis political parties jockey for position that had of sunday's final round of parliamentary elections, moderates and the central left are trying to block the far right, national riley from winning a governing majority. the us president biden slammed the landmarks supreme court ruling, giving presidents far reaching immunity, saying it's such a dangerous precedent. decision is likely to disrupt efforts to prosecute donald trump for attempting to overturn the 2020 election. plus for a came feral rips through the south eastern caribbean, bringing life threatening winds and storm services. officials report expensive damage on several islands in the region. the low i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. german transfer all of schultz is in warsaw for talks with publish prime minister donald to us it will be the 1st entry, governmenta

steven germany transel, olaf schultz has launch. is s p. d. parties campaign for regional elections in the eastern state of saxony. the far right alternative for germany party is ahead in the polls there. sholtes he's hoping to narrow that lead ahead of the election in september. the german trying slot is not a popular man these days, especially in this part of eastern germany. but he came to support his party's campaign ahead of reaching his elections in september, the method she brought to the city of rest and continued support for your train dots. fine, good board is must not be changed by force pressed status or policy. it has guaranteed peace and security, and you are not in all bogged down on the trans less words do not said well with many protests does. some even accused him of feuding the will by sending alms to ukraine. it's also a demonstration against the government showing that we do not agree with this war mongering schedule. it's about finding ways to make peace, no matter how sex. and he is one of 3 east and german states hea

i was speaking in the city of dresden schultz backed the s b. these now i'm in the petra cooking for the boat in september. the far right alternative for deutschland, pardon, has been leading the poles in fact, to me, but that lead has narrowed the recent weeks. sholtes also spoke about the war in ukraine condemning russians. invasion of another sovereign nation. this is north bend. this is necessary to check the history of the year to pay in peace, or defies the breed of the peace order, which since johnson is really bound, impediment schmidt has always read to the boarders must not be moved by 4 fifths. this is our policy. it has guaranteed peace and security thought in you got it all bogged on to yes. well, what are the biggest variety crashes in years of head businesses around the world for broadcasters, the banks, stock exchanges, and airlines, blue at or screens drummed appliance malfunctioning apps, a global i t. altitude airlines, banks, and media outlets worldwide on friday morning, causing chaos. at berlin, airport, massive device as s

that was due to be corresponding latria schultz and brussels sandra. now once again joined by the w spring gulf here in the studio. so brent, as we were hearing there, dro bind's european partners are already starting to think about his legacy. yeah. where do you put that? well, i mean, you know, for those of us remember market back in 1988 we had to buy and running for president. that's a long time ago. he was elected to the us senate. within 50 years ago, he has been a fixture of us politics in washington for as long as you are, i have been alive basically right on every winning democratic presidential ticket in the 21st century has been a ticket that has had drew biden's name on it i mean, we just split that so ken's here he has been there since the beginning. that is something that you can't sneeze at. and it is something that the historians boat have to do to give us a rough draft. and what they think, doug brinkley us a story and said that the presidency of turbine was a reprieve for a nation exhausted by trump and the pandemic. those things of c

and if there is not a legal challenge, which takes it down that is terry schultz in brussels. there for us. terry, thanks a lot us to support now and the euro 2020 for football championships are drawing to a close. we'd england and spain facing off in sundays funnel while the high gym and a crash down in the quarter finals. the tournament is being held as a success here. so far as security concerns have proved unfounded with the largest police deployment in modern german history. but as he might have heard, there have been some controversies, both on and off the field of fevers. the closest thing you're passed to a shared religion. absolutely amazing. then the european championships is carnival, meets thanksgiving. meets holy. the party is wont funds from across the continent did for 4 weeks. and german streets, highways and bars. a thought before a single ball was there was an during the german compo to contribution survey that find one and 5 people would prefer more white players on the team. she says can also it as, as it's racist in the end, jeremy, to talk with a convinci

jessica let's talk more about this with democratic congresswoman have florida debbie wasserman schultz, she's also a former chair of the democratic national committee congressman. and thanks so much for being here with us on this monday. let's just start first with where you are on all of it. do you support president biden's bid for reelection? should he be your party's nominee i do support joe biden nomination as president united states and believed that he should remain the president of the united states. >> the focus jessica, should be that next week. in their carousel of crazy the publican party is going to nominate a convicted felon who is an adjudicated rapist who, if given another term, has pledged to prosecute people pull in military tribunals, has pledged to upend our democracy, has pledged mass deportations of immigrants who are already here the extremism coming at us, like a firehose, should make it very clear that what we need to be focused on is organized singh and rallying around our president, who has been the most successful presidents and modern times passing legislati

it was here. schultz and in budapest, i'm, this visit has been really shrouded in secrecy. can you tell us a little bit more about what you're hearing in or yeah, it was indeed very secretive. they have been rumors yesterday mounting that victor all on is planning to their, to moscow that being rebuttals already by the european union that he has no mandate already yesterday. and then today indeed the, the, that it has been this interview. he gave him the morning saying that you can not make peace sitting in a comfy armchair and brussels. and then a couple of hours later, he treated a photo at what we put out a photo, an ex, uh where he was shaking the hand of um, letting me put you in. and he said he is on the 2nd stop office p submission, obviously referring to his visit in ukraine earlier this week. um and there's a sofa all that effort. we haven't heard any results of this meeting, so we'll have to watch the space now. he said hungry just taking over the presidency of the european union, but just to be clear, oregon is, is not in russia on official e u business. right? y

that was due to be corresponding latria schultz and brussels. sandra. now once again joined by the deputies bring gulf here in the studio. so brent, as we were hearing their drill binds european partners are already starting to think about his legacy. yeah. where do you put that? well, i mean, you know, for those of us remember market back in 1988 we had to buy and running for president. that's a long time ago. he was elected to the us senate. within 50 years ago, he has been a fixture of us politics in washington for as long as you are, i have been alive basically right. every winning democratic presidential ticket in the 21st century has been a ticket that has had ju biden's name on it. i mean, we just split that, so again, here he has been there since the beginning. that is something that you can't sneeze at. and it is something that the historians will have to do to give us a rough draft of what they think. doug, briefly, us a story and said that the presidency of turbine with the reprieve for a nation exhausted by trump and the pandemic. those thin

bruno schultz, a well-known native and resident of drohobych.ay , a six-day festival in his honor begins in the city. ours is also at cultural events correspondent maria ivanovska. maria, my greetings and i will tell you what awaits the visitors of the events. welcome to the studio. today, we are truly in lviv oblast in the old days. the small town of drohobych, in fact, in which the world-famous writer and artist bruno schulz was born in 1842, actually, he was a native of drohobych, he lived here, he created, and he was a representative of the jewish nationality, but he wrote in polish and also touched ukrainian themes, that is, this person created in combination three cultures at once, and actually starts today. festival, the first day of the festival that he is holding, which will last six days, today there have already been readings of his works, viewings of his paintings in the local theater itself, there should also be tours of the places, residences, residences, creations, of the famous writer and artist, so, anyone willing is free to ent

so tony schultz in brussels or when he's ready, john strike is killed. a senior has blog combined in southern lap and on these pictures posted on social media a set to show the aftermath of the attack. this is the 2nd time and these really strikers cube it has block amanda in recent weeks. since a warning guys have begun, they have been near daily across the board of fighting is main, is right on the level based mills. and group dw is mohammed straight to invite roots. explain to me the significance of this strike what the situation is, escalating again on the the news is right in the front as his beloved lunched, return the to the attacks on its way of following the coming off. it's seen the amenities to go home a lawsuit also known as a bu, now me and this is the, this was quite expected, this a retaliation. and this intensity, given the significance and importance and higher rank of the killed military commander. and also is the 3rd military figure, the senior military figure killed by his royal since the beginning of this confrontation 1st, we saw al

what can we expect from schultz and tusk on that subject as well? they've been holding the notes very close to the test, but we do expect some kind of announcement because these, this eastern flank of nato, the direct potential confrontation with ross. so that's something poland has been wanting no matter who was in government for very, very long time. that's something particular the social democrats, the policy determine chances from always so is not quite as acute. and of course ross is attack on ukraine, proves the government government line also at the code as it was under the macro completely wrong. they've completely under estimated the very real threat of russia . currently, germany is building a brigade in lithuania. the question now is whether we will see will commitments that towards poland to would strengthening that particular eastern flank of nature, historical grievances between germany and polar run deep michela, as you know, particularly relating to the 2nd world war, poland just demanding germany pay more war, reparations are sold s

all of schultz and police prime minister don't tell us. can warsaw shots travel to poland with 12 govern government ministers? said they discussed boosting defense cooperation, including a strong nature of presence on the eastern plank to deter which reading from russia enough to pronounce it also spoke of other lateral initiatives that they would work on together when people are the 1st such consultations since 2018. i think that has yet started yet by funding mean typically it's not the role. and this was bringing our chief political editor mechanic costa became a how are transfer shots and prime minister to is planning to improve cooperation between germany and poet as well. there's hold on, so there's a lot of biological working groups that suppress confidence between the 2 is just drawing to a close with questions that and following this meeting with a dozen diamond ministers and it doesn't pull this ministers on the other side. this bilateral cabinet meeting, they publish something called the german polis action plan, 40 pages of mai

a lot schultz has launched in social democrats campaign for regional elections and the eastern state of saxony. the far right alternative for deutschland party is a heading the poles, but that lead is narrow. for the german trance, that is not a popular man these days, especially in this part of eastern germany. but he came to support his parties campaign ahead of reaching his elections in september. the message he brought to the city of rest and continued support for ukraine. dots, fine, good for it is must not be changed by force. that is our policy. it has guaranteed peace and security and you are okay. got it all i got on the transit as well. it's not said well with many protests does. some even accused him of feuding the will by sending alms to ukraine. so it's also a demonstration against the government, showing that we do not agree with this woman. i'm going to schedule notes about finding ways to make peace, no matter how sex. and he is one of 3 east and german states heading to the ballot box and just a few weeks pulled show the far right alternative for germany. the a if th

dear friends, let's take a break, then we will talk about bruno schultz and why, how many bruno schultzre are in ukraine. more on that, stay with us.

use the t or schultz and has more now on the i. c. j, rosalie, the international court of justice and the hate said that east trades continued presence in the occupied palestinian territories unlawful. and that it has to bring an end to it as rapidly as possible. use red shut, also sees immediately new settlement activities and evacuate all settlers. the court also said that all other states and international organizations are under no obligation to not treat that situation as legal states. also, shouldn't brenda age to maintain it. finally, of calls from the united nations to consider modalities to bring an end to what the court qualified as an unlawfully presence of the state is, try it in the occupied palestinian territories. this decision is not binding, but has moto socrates and great legal rate according to the court. it was legit you schultz and reporting from the hague. as we said, the you ins, requests to the court to assess israel's presence in the palestinian territories that request. thanks back to 2020 to the board and ga

so tony schultz in brussels. when he's ready, john strike is killed. a senior has belong combined the interests of 11 on these pictures posted on social media a set to show the aftermath of the attack. this is the 2nd time and is ready. the strike is killed that has block amanda in recent weeks since of war. and guys have begun that have been near daily across the board of fighting, which means is right on the level based mills. and group dw is mohamed straight to invite roots, explain to me the significance of this strike. what the situation is, escalating again on the lebanese is right in the front as, as belong, lunged at the time the, to the attacks on its way of following the coming off. it's seen the amenities to go home a lawsuit also known as a bu, now me and this is the, this was quite expected, this a retaliation. and this intensity given the significance and importance and higher rank of the killed military commander. and also it is the 3rd military figure senior military figure killed by his while since the beginning of this consultation 1s

and the correspondent teddy schultz is in brussels. where you foreign ministers meeting today, tony was have ministers been telling you about the biden's withdrawal as well. they're playing it pretty carefully barrage. you know, of course, kimberly harris is not officially the nominee yet. and a foreign ministers understand that they will have to work with whomever comes into office and that could easily be another trump administration. so interestingly, the foreign minister that was the mouth most outspoken was belgium's hi julie beep . she said that, you know, kimberly harris has a great candidate, a strong woman, and i wish her all the best. she's the only one. in fact, that mentioned hair is by name on a bare book has as been the most expressive, she spoke the longest about about this question. saying, uh that, you know, there's, she has a lot of respect for president biden, that nato is stronger than ever before. and you know, just really reflecting what we've also heard from chancellor schultz. i tried to get a comment out of you

as for the intermediate range missiles schultz wasn't even asked whether germans want them to be placed. he just said that he welcomes the us decision to place those muscles. so he didn't hide that the decision was made by the us. back in december 2021. vladimir putin came up with initiatives to ease tensions. they included ukraine, not joining nato and mutual security guarantees. in january of 2022, i discussed that initiative was state secretary blinking in geneva. he told me very clearly that nobody would give russian any guarantee of ukraine, not joining nato of all the russian initiatives. the best thing the west could do, as he said, is to discuss a quantity cap on us intermediate range missiles place around russia. so the special military operation changed nothing here. the plans were and still are in place. well, in all, it's been quite a busy 3 days for the russian foreign minister here in laos, who's been on the concept meetings roughly every 3040 minutes meeting with other foreign ministers, with other delegations, and members of i see on and not only them either one on one o

as for the intermediate range missiles schultz wasn't even asked whether germans want them to be placed. he just said that he welcomes the us decision to place those muscles. so he didn't hide that the decision was made by the us a young back in december 2021. vladimir putin came up with initiatives to these tensions. they included ukraine, not joining nato and mutual security guarantees. in january of 2022, i discussed that initiative was state secretary blinking in geneva, and he told me very clearly that nobody would give russian any guarantee of ukraine, not joining nato of all the russian initiatives. the best thing the west could do, as he said, is to discuss a quantity cap on us intermediate range missiles place around russia. so the special military operation changed nothing here. so it's the plans were and still are in place. well, in all, it's been quite a busy 3 days for the russian foreign minister here in laos, who's been on constant meetings, roughly every 3040 minutes meeting with other foreign ministers, with other delegations, and members of i see on and not only them e

that was due to be corresponding. lucida, schultz and brussels. us further and biden's withdrawal from the us presidential res comes less than a month ahead of the democratic party convention which begins august 19th. he hasn't or twice present kamala harris, but other names are also being suggested as a potential successor. how would the party pick another candidate? one option is what is known as an open convention to us president joe biden has withdrawn from the presidential race there. now just weeks to go until this is democratic convention, where he would have been officially annoying to does his parties presidential know me? the question now is, what happens next? how will the democrats select and you know, many one on surveys? 3, what is known as an open convention. the last time the democrats held and opened convention was in 1968. it descended into chaos as tempest flagged over the vietnam war, both inside and outside the building rest. somehow this is one of the reasons the rules were changed and parties have since last year to clear orders without the slight bought it remai

so you didn't mean looking for the up on top. victor schultz. that's just on deck one for holmes. yeah. and, and i'm interested to explain to you at the uprising, had found a shopping bag and his co conspirators. what executed that very night. but the network was much larger. over the next few months, 100 people was sentenced to death and executed by the nonsense how much of the info and meta these days? it's impossible to tell that it was once the headquarters of the gustavo, the secret state police. however you cons miss this steal sculpture dedicated to another would be hitler assassin gayover as a trying to kill the field in 1939 by designating a bump during his speech in unix book at boy keller is attempt also filed codes that was costly interrogated at that good stuff, but headquarters in bill how much caused it. after 6 years and solitary confinement, he was shot shortly before the end of the hole in 1945. on next stop is olsen schnauzer, an inconspicuous street opposite the famous tv tower, and saint mary's church. is pillar commemorates of courageous protests that took pl

and the recent statement spied german chancellor schultz saying that a for russia ended. it special means we operation and you crane, then germany would not host these missiles. in his reply, surgery elaborate said that the initial reasons for rush a special new 3 operation in ukraine go far beyond any missiles posted in the germany and other european states. problem with the new stores to the problem is not in the deployment of once prohibited, intermediate range missile systems could be shown. it's not the reason for the special military operation, and it's not what made the president to make such a decision. it was made to eliminate threats to russia. security created in ukraine, or nato bases were being plan, including on the as obviously insurance. and the special military operation was also started to protect the population of didn't ask and move guns people's republics that were constantly coming under strikes in spite of keeps obligations under the men's agreements. those strikes intensified from day to day. as for the intermediate range missiles schultz wasn't ev

and that we sent the statements by german chancellor schultz saying that the for russia ended. it special me with your operation in ukraine, then germany would not host these missiles in his report. i certainly elaborate all said that the initial reasons for rush a special meal which we operates in any plane go far beyond any missiles posted in the germany and other european states problem. but then you still still, the problem is not in the deployment of once prohibited. intermediate range missile systems. it's not the reason for the special military operation. and it's not what made the president to make such a decision. it was made to eliminate threats. the russian security created a new crane where nato races were being flowed. including on the as of the sea shore. and the special military operation was also started to protect the population of dynette skin, little guns people's republics that were constantly coming under strikes. in spite of cubes, obligations under the mysql agreements. those strikes intensified from day to day. as for the intermediate range missiles, sch

so you didn't mean looking for the i can top victor schultz. that's just on deck one for holmes. yeah, and i, and i'm interested to explain to you at the uprising had found a shopping bag and his co conspirators executed that very night. but the network was much larger. over the next few months, 100 people was sentenced to death and executed by the nonsense how much is the invalid meta these days? it's impossible to tell that it was once the headquarters of the gustavo, the secret state police. however you cause miss this steal sculpture dedicated to another would be hitler assassin scale as a trying to kill the field in 1939 by designating a bump during his speech in unix book, a boy keller is attempt goal set of files codes that was culturally interrogated at the can stop at headquarters in bill how much caused it. after 6 years in solitary confinement, he was shot shortly before the end of the hole in 1945. the next stop is a holes engine laza, an inconspicuous street opposite the famous tv tower, and st. mary's church. this pillar commemorates a courageous protest that took p

and we sent the statements by german chancellor schultz saying that if russia ended at special means we operation and you cream, then germany would not host these missiles. in his reply, surgery elaborate said that the initial reasons for rush a special new 3 operation in ukraine go far beyond any missiles hosted in the germany and other european states problem with the new storage. the problem is not in the deployment of once prohibited intermediate range missile systems. it's not the reason for the special military operation, and it's not what made the president to make such a decision. it was made to eliminate threats to russia, security created, and ukraine were. nato bases were being plan, including on the as obviously, shorts and the special military operation was also started to protect the population of didn't ask, move guns people's republics that were constantly coming under strikes in spite of keeps obligations under the men's agreements. those strikes intensified from day to day. as for the intermediate range missiles schultz wasn't even asked whether germans want them to

and that we sent the statements by german chancellor schultz saying that the russia ended at special meet with reparation and ukraine. then germany would not host these missiles in his reply. certainly elaborate said that the initial reasons for russia's special meet with re operation in ukraine. go far beyond any missiles posted in the germany and other european states problem, but then you still still, the problem is not in the deployment of once prohibited intermediate range missile systems to be shown. it's not the reason for the special military operation, and it's not what made the president to make such a decision. it was made to eliminate threats to russia's security created in ukraine, or nato bases were being plan, including on the as obviously insurance. and the special military operation was also started to protect the population of didn't ask, move guns people's republics that were constantly coming under strikes in spite of cubes, obligations under the mask agreements. those strikes, intensified from day to day. as for the intermediate range missiles schultz wasn't even

and we sent the statements by german chancellor schultz saying that day for us and its special meals. we operation and you cream, then germany would not host these missiles. in his reply, surgery elaborate said that the initial reasons for rush a special new 3 operation in ukraine go far beyond any missiles posted in the germany and other european states problem. but then you still still, the problem is not in the deployment of once prohibited intermediate range missile systems. are you sure? it's not the reason for the special military operation, and it's not what made the president to make such a decision. it was made to eliminate threats to russia. security created in ukraine, or nato bases were being plan, including on the as obviously, shorts and the special military operation was also started to protect the population of didn't ask. and the guns people's republics that were constantly coming under strikes in spite of keeps obligations under the men's agreements. those strikes, intensified from day to day. as for the intermediate range missiles schultz wasn't even asked whether g

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peter shilton schultz. always a delight to have your company.elight to have your company. so i spoke to you on saturday. you said the three lions can do it by joe schultz. you called it right ? right? >> yeah. it was a bit close though, wasn't it, martin? i mean, obviously these penalty shootouts are a bit nerve jangling, but we managed to finish on the on the good side of one, which is fantastic. and i thought all our penalties were superb. and, of course jordan, made the save. which mattered and, yeah. onwards and upwards. i think we're going to have to improve a little bit against the dutch, but, you know, we can do that, i think. >> who would have thought peter shilton, that suddenly england's redemption would be penalties? it's always been our achilles heel it's always been our achilles heel. but in open play, schultz, we looked lacking . we looked lacking. >> yeah. i think you're right there, martin. you know, we still haven't got that that buzz we had a couple of years ago , i we had a couple of years ago, i think if shaw can be fit and c

the sake of democracy and it scares me that i don't know what things are heading and supporters of schultz, the social democrats very, there's not enough time to catch up with the competition. so that's it for me and, and used to me before now, but stay with us on d. w. after the break architecture shifts, looks at the virtual private networks or vps, the growing up in the refugees. there's a tell us doing an exhibit known, we don't expect much living with them anymore. this is not a good environment, not for me and not for my children without civil rights and with no prospect. but what can we do carry on, and some of those stay in nice the nice and.

maps today is in many areas just to loose the location line, the line of actual control o l i c, for schultz. the 2 sides consecrate on where exactly this boundary runs, or how long it is. hot spots along the dispute to go to god is by tens of thousands of troops on each side. that's why the 2 countries have been busy building roads, bridges, and tunnels, along the l. a. c. infrastructure is key to guessing soldiers into the mountains quickly. a one recent example here at the seller pos india has just integrated, a major tunnel here. this will enable the indian army to move its troops to the allies, the foster no matter the weather. on the chinese side, sloughed to terrain makes building roads easier. therefore, india is only playing catch up china and didn't get infrastructure even today, remains much less so than that of truck. that's the case on many levels. then there's another reason why india is afraid of chinese dominance war to the rivers originating in the himalayas supply fresh water to around one point. 3000000000 people will discuss the t is already a great concern and south asia

c, for schultz. the 2 sides consecrate on where exactly this boundary runs. well, how long it is hot spots along the disputed board to god is by tens of thousands of troops on each side. that's why the 2 countries have been busy building roads, bridges, and tunnels along the l. a. c. infrastructure is keyed to guessing soldiers into the mountains quickly to one recent example here at the seller pos india has just integrated, a major tunnel here. this will enable the indian army to move its troops to the l. a. c, foster, no matter the weather. on the chinese side, sloughed to terrain makes building roads easier. therefore, india is only playing catch up china, and then get infrastructure even today remains much less so than that of time. that's the case on many levels. then there's another reason why india is afraid of chinese dominance will to the rivers originating in the himalayas supply fresh water to around 1300000000 people will discuss the t is already a great concern in south asia and climate change will only make this problem less the china has built

maps today is in many areas just to loose the location line, the line of actual control o l i c, for schultz. the 2 sides consecrate on where exactly this boundary runs, or how long it is. hot spots along the dispute to go to god is by tens of thousands of troops on each side. that's why the 2 countries have been busy building roads, bridges, and tunnels, along the l. a. c. infrastructure is keyed to guessing soldiers into the mountains quickly. a one recent example here at the seller pos india has just integrated, a major tunnel here. this will enable the indian army to move its troops to the l. a. c. foster. no matter the weather. on the chinese side, sloughed to terrain makes building roads easier. therefore, india is only playing catch up china and then get infrastructure even today remains much less so than that of time. that's the case on many levels. then there's another reason why india is afraid of chinese dominance war to the rivers originating in the himalayas supply fresh water to around one point. 3000000000 people will discuss the t is already a great concern and south asia and

ringback but the depths of a dozen youngsters prompt schultz calls for it, tell it to reaction so i need to kinda get, these are what it needs to respond to within hours that they need to give them. automate them either pull back or israel wipes old, saw them live on it. anyone respecting the existence of the state of israel and how do you so i it had done though for the people can just be sacrificed. they cannot be casualties without any response that needs to be the parents the i'm assuming this is the deb less to tag along israel's northern border. since fighting between israel and the loop on nice militant group has bullock escalates at the start of the gospel. last october but despite the regular cross border has 2 inches, has bull a do nice targeting the football peach in the goal on sites these rails from minnesota caught short a visit to the us was that she was going to be bustling. i've been holding continue a security consultation is and i've decided to bring forward my return to israel. i will convene the security cabinet as soon as i arrive start to visit or i will not stay s

not living beyond the countries means, and he has the backing of john smith schultz. the result is the budget plan for 2025 and beyond. pressed out between the 3 government parties earlier this year will main cuts in some areas and smaller increases than hooked in others. the gym and foreign ministry, once an increase of more than a 1000000000 euros. and it's funding for administer angelina bad bulk points to increasing tensions around the globe. thought the budget proposal would give it a 1000000000 euros. lex, some will, that will hit manage, cherry and support for people in the middle east and ukraine. the international development ministry is also due to receive opinion bureaus less than before. the cost of about 9 percent of the budget could make less german, a for the world's poorest states. and they'll certainly foreign policy under the knife. the government's plan would also cost money to support the unemployed and pension is in germany. as the german economy has been weakening, spelling says tough choices have to be made. the hope of many is that when the fin

as from the nato summit in washington, alexandra schultz mentioned the city of the spot. and there, that's where nato will set up. a new command center. is this the spelling of your i'm taking on more responsibility within the alliance? yes, i think that it's definitely assigned that to your pins are willing and ready to take on more responsibility with the creation of this new native command and be spied. and also the fact steps need to, as an alliance is ready to take on and leading role in called in a team, military assistance to ukraine and the training of the ukraine and soldiers as also a very significant and according to you installed them back. they nato secretary general. it is going to puts a military assistance to claim on his term for team and all of that is, of course, part of nato's plan to try and prove the alliance and it's age to ukraine. because many india lions here that donald trump should he be elected again, coach would use american or security role in europe and maybe even put in as to old military assistance to ukraine. so they are trying to get pr

so lucy are schultz and has more on the i. c, j booley, the international court of justice. and the hate said that east trades continued presence in the occupied palestinian territories unlawful. and that it has to bring an end to it as rapidly as possible. use red shut, also sees immediately new settlement activities and evacuate all it's headless. the court also said that all other states and international organizations are under no obligation to not treat that situation as legal states also shouldn't during the age to maintain it. finally, calls on the united nations to consider modalities to bring an end to what the court qualified as an unlawfully presence of the state destroyer in the occupied palestinian territories. this decision is not binding, but has more low socrates and great legal rate. according to the court, as we've heard the u. n's request to the court to assess israel's presence in the palestinian territories dates back to 2020 to the war and gaza. it has brought added attention to the proceedings more than 50 countries submitted arguments. in the case, so

not living beyond the countries means and he has the backing of chancellor schultz. the result is the budget plan for 2025 and beyond. pressed out between the 3 government parties earlier this year for main cuts in some areas and smaller increase has been hoped and others the gym and foreign ministry. once an increase of more than a 1000000000 euros, and it's funding for administer and a leading a bet, bulk points to increasing tensions around the globe spots the budget proposal would give it a 1000000000 euros. less someone that will hit the manage jeremy and support the people in the middle east and ukraine. the international development ministry is also due to receive opinion bureaus less than before. a cost of about 9 percent of the budget could make less german, a for the world's poorest. it's necessarily foreign policy under the knife, the government's plan would also cost money to support the unemployed and pension is in gemini. as the gym and economy has been weakening, spelled and says tough choices have to be made. the hope of many is that when the final de

a israel's foreign minister called schultz, a visit to the us. we look up now, so we're going to be bustling. i've been holding continue. a security consultations and i've decided to bring forward my return to israel. i will convene the security cabinet as soon as i arrive, the state of israel will not stay silent. the un has called for maximum restraint on the boat between israel and left alone. but the slightest attack makes and all right, it tends to handle more dangerous. joining this bikes, levine and tel aviv told me the attack has raised pensions and the region that was for attentions were already high. well, we want to talk about the dish. and so israel and also then digital because by law i seem to anybody to park is once to reach that level 5 full scale war, but of course entity could happen in the future. and that's exactly what israel most of us or the delivery side was afraid of the any attack would lead to make the mistake and leaving a low part of the number of casualties as a thief today, kids, your kids, teenagers, between the ag

peter shilton schultz. always a delight to have your company. delight to have your company. so i spoke to you on saturday. you said the three lions can do it by joe schultz. you called it right ? right? >> yeah. it was a bit close though, wasn't it, martin? i mean, obviously these penalty shootouts are a bit nerve jangling, but we managed to finish on the on the good side of one, which is fantastic. and i thought all our penalties were superb. and, of course jordan, made the save. which mattered and, yeah. onwards and upwards. i think we're going to have to improve a little bit against the dutch, but, you know, we can do that, i think. >> who would have thought peter shilton, that suddenly england's redemption would be penalties? it's always been our achilles heel it's always been our achilles heel. but in open play, schultz, we looked lacking . we looked lacking. >> yeah. i think you're right there, martin. you know, we still haven't got that that buzz we had a couple of years ago , i we had a couple of years ago, i think if shaw can be fit and

great to chance to buy a winning the election and we have some reaction from germany. chancellor, olaf schultz did praise. president biden on the platform, ex german chancellor. olo shells writing, quote, my friend joe biden has achieved a lot for his country for europe, for the world. thanks to him. trans atlantic cooperation is close, nato is strong, and the u. s. a is a good and reliable partner for us whose decision not to run again, deserves respect and quote. let's get a european perspective on this. usually a new caller is an associate fellow at the german council on foreign relations. thanks for joining us this evening. and i wonder if we get to november and cumberland harris is not only the democratic candidate, but the winner of the us presidential election. what might that mean for relations with europe? that's a good question. i mean, there's a long way to go until the end, but i think it's safe to say that the so by me was probably the last transatlantic president for a really long time. i think that kimberly harris is going to be more asia oriented and she stands for a new genera