ah, what is true? it's vague, it doesn't matter. the only criteria is worked. we'll hook people. we shed light on the opaque world who's behind benefits. and why are they a threat to whistle o peak worlds this week on d w? mm. ah ah, this is diabetes, live from berlin. dozens of people are killed at thousands, arrested and cause extends largest wave of protests in years. the government says

it now control regains control. as the contact president talks with moscow without further measures to quell the unrest, also coming up a man and columbia becomes the 1st non terminal patient to make use of his right to die by assisted suicide. after high court ruling, it ends years of suffering from multiple digit degenerative conditions. and hollywood looks beyond the pen down there with a series of blockbusters that look quite familiar. well, our movie reviewer tells us what's coming up in cinemas in 2022. ah. i'm lame bluecross, welcome to the show following unrest in kazakhstan, the countries leader has talked with his russian counterpart about further measures to quote restore order. casting your mind to kai of told vladimir putin that the situation was stabilizing after russia sent troops to help put down the largest

wave of protests in years. now cassock authorities have also arrested the country's former intelligence chief on suspicion of treason cause extends largest city almighty. was the central flash point during days a violent protest with dozens of people were killed and thousands more. arrested. o mattie ablaze the city scarred from the worst violence to hit kazakstan in 30 years . president chi if told cassock security forces they could shoot to kill, opening the door for a dramatic escalation in the crack don't on protesters, corner carries the counter terrorist operation continues. the militants have not laid down the arms, they continue to commit crimes or prepare for committing them. the fight against them should be completed. whoever does not surrender will be eliminated. the kremlin has heated president decay of calls for assistance and sent more than 2000 troops to help protect the fire on russia's doorstep. but there are few signs of

peace here on the streets of kazakstan as each day brings fresh bloodshed. almighty the country's largest city has become grown 0 in a deadly battle against what many here see as a crooked government. what are these seem we want to tell the whole world that the only thing flourishing in kazakhstan is corruption? at night when we hear explosions, i'm scared. it hurts to know that young people are dying when he might wish him. the protests began over a hike in fuel prices, but decades of corruption and inequality have found the flames of rebellion across a nation rich in resources. to kai, of response to the protests has sparked international concern vivian reached out. we want to protect the rule of law everywhere to that end we call for no violence and for an end to violence system. and obviously that also means that there should

be no violence against citizens. and in that sense, there is unity and what is being heard from the you, the german government, from me and many others around the world who are seeing please come back to peaceful progress in the country. ah, but as to kind of raises the stakes in his fight for political survival, that is what he, that peaceful progress has given way brutal authoritarianism. the journalist bruce pioneer is a central asia specialist. he's following the story for us and he joined us now from prague. so tell us 1st rush as role. how is that impacting this situation? well, you know, the fact that russia would ultimately, of course, is the head of this collective security for the organization agreed to send what they're on these keepers that the cost on would certainly seem to be an indication

that they're side in with the current president to market so it gives him an extra support, you know, it really started out as, as a support as a protest, you know, are socio economic reasons. but there's something else entirely going on. and it looks like there's a struggle for some sort of struggle our, you know, within the government and with rushes green for the 1st time ever did a boy c, a c o troops to another country that seems to be a sign of support for the people who are in control of the situation right now. yeah. especially given the soviet post soviet relations there. you mentioned about government power struggle. we hear that cause expense, national security committee chief or former chief has been detained on suspicion of treason. what more can you tell us about that, about that development? obviously, the fact that someone like that can be, can be detained, but to be charged with treatment. amazing. i mean, this is a 2 time prime minister in the country is one of the secretary of state head of the

presidential administration and just only lately the head of security so so long time long or by a loyalist. the 1st president sanders was on the other by the fact that he is now under arrest and base in serious, serious charges in indication that the faction that some of the faction anyways has been loyal. the president 1st president does or bio, is in big trouble at the moment. so yeah, and what do we know about the protesters and their demands now or where does this leave him? you know, this is there still are. some protests going on around the country. started out again, as i mentioned as peaceful protests about socio economic problems in the country and, and lack of ability to participate in politics. some of those are still going on in the country. unfortunately, this other situation been evolving with the violence in the east and you know that

the declaration of red alert for terrorism across the country and everything. you know, the protest and started this whole process seem to be the back now. their background, something much more serious within all the government. right. journalist 1st penner bring us the latest. thank you so much and we look forward talking to you soon. a colombian man has become the 1st non terminally ill person in the country to die by euthanasia. after winning a 2 year legal battle, victor escobar won the fight to end his life, saying he wanted to die with dignity. euthanasia had been legal in the country for almost 25 years, but was only available to terminally ill patients until the ruling by columbia supreme court last year change that barely able to breathe in pain with every movement ah, life had become a misery a long time ago for victo escobar, the 60 year old colombian had a degenerative lung disease, survived to strokes,

and suffered many other chronic conditions. dependent on his wife, diana, and medical support to stay alive. in a life he no longer wanted to live. it real. you're gonna, you're gonna over me, i suffer with my illnesses and i suffered to see my family suffer for me. terminally ill patients have been allowed to die by euthanasia, in columbia since 1997. but euthanasia clinics turned down. victor escobar because he was not close to death. he fought for 2 years to be allowed to receive euthanasia, legally. and last july, columbia supreme court changed those rules, sat between his wife and his lawyer before he began the procedure. he hoped that his death would help others and all you go review was managed to do this so that

patients like myself who are not terminal, but a in a degenerative condition managed to win this battle. i read america. it's a battle which opens the doors for other patients behind me who wish to have a dignified death right now. not everyone agrees with the policy. columbia's catholic church maintains a strong stance against assisted dying. but victor escobar, family supported his decision. and later in a video message, his lawyer confirmed that his wish to die with dignity had been carried out. let's turn now to some other stories making news right now. a judge in the u. s. state of georgia has sent him to 3 white men who killed black men, awkward ivory to life in prison. 25 year old ivory was out jogging when he was shot

dead. father and son who armed themselves and chased him. if no chance of parole by operation at least 22 people have died of pakistan after being trapped in their vehicles at a heavy snowstorm. taurus had flocked to maury, north of the capital was all about creating a massive traffic jam in the area. the provincial chief minister has declared murray a disaster area. ethiopia has released opposition. leader escalator, niga, the and hara politician was detained in 2020 after deadly anti government protests . his release is among a series of surprise. pardons for high profile political prisoners, announced by the government on friday. it said the move was to quote, promote dialogue. as the army is embroiled, an ethic conflict on several fronts. bundis league a returned with a bang after the winter break. as mentioned, glad boss, stunned league leaders, buyer munich, fire would normally have come into the match as strong favorites,

but the team was missing 9 stars due to covert 19 glad back coach audi. hutcher was all smiles as he greeted his byron counterpart. julian nod guzman this despite the enormity of the task in front of him. now guzman had to be happy to have ja issue a camera back after a 2 month absence due to cobit 19. and he was definitely glad that a certain prolific polish striker is on his team. robert levin doff ski opening the scoring for buyer in the 18th minute. but 9 minutes later, the visitors responded. flora he annoy house doing the honors. he was unmarked by the bye and defence and he volleyed in past spin o'guise who was filling in with manual noah out with cove. it a few minutes later, stephan lajna headed home a corner to make it to one. and hooter was still smiling. this one just out of the

reach of the diving. alright. 0 in the 2nd half by and repeatedly threatened jamal lucy, allah denied here by yon summer, but they couldn't hit the target. and that's how it ended. now, all of black box were smiling as they pick up 3 crucial points against no less than buying munich. the movie industry hopes the pandemic is on its way out, and viewers on their way in it's betting on blockbusters to bring people back to theaters in 2022 culture reporter david levitz finds out that tinseltown is taking no chances. it's sticking to some familiar formulas. let's have a look. this year hollywood going full throttle into sequel mode again. tom cruz's follow up to top. gun is finally ready for take off. after the pandemic struck it down in 2020 need to scream again. scream 5

is coming out next week. nav campbell and courtney cox are back and so the killer who can now hack your security system or, ah, what about batman you ask will be played by not one, not 2, but 3 different actors. starting with robert patterson in the batman. bond of new and well. yeah. lot of cash. 20. 22 is the year of mission impossible. 7. thor . 4, legally, blonde. 3. fantastic beasts. 3 black panther, 2 avatar, 2 minions. 2 a 2nd down abby movie. halloween ends. but does it really and a 7th jurassic park film, jurassic world, dominion. the studios have been turning out the sequels and franchises for years. but this year the trend seems extreme or out. so what's really new in 2022? death on the nile that's based on the agatha christie novel from 1937 on it. but as

long as there is no death on the nile 3 count me in was oftentimes than there's elvis by mula rues, director baz learman, stirring, eldest double gainer, austin, butler and tom hanks. as elvis is controlling manager, tommy, now this one really does look original turning, read by pixar, about a girl who turns into a red panto when she's stressed. ah, it expects more serious films later on in the year in time for oscar season. german director marcia shot us, she said star, zoe khazan and kerry mulligan as the journalist who broke the harvey weinstein story. social satirist and horror director, jordan peals got a new movie. do we know what it's about? nope. till then it's mostly popcorn and action like moon for a $140000000.00, sy, fi flick, about the moon crashing toward earth. but hey, at least it's not another pandemic.

ah, a lot to take in there. you're watching need of you news. let's bring it back to her. reminder of the top story we're following for you. russian president vladimir putin has spoken by phone with cars extends liter custom. jo my to kaya about restoring order is follows days of deadly unrest and cause extend. government there says it has now regained control of the biggest city. i'll knotty after russia sent in. thousands of troops says to the news from berlin coming up next year, documentary looking at a river in indonesia, which is considered one of the world's most polluted. stay tuned for that and we'll have much more coming up thanks very much. ah, internet knows all its creators for everything and

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