one of the most insightful discoveries in the history of mankind. more life starts may 28th on d, w. ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. russia increases shelling and rocket attacks on frontline areas and towns in ukraine. poll as president tells ukrainian parliament that russian forces must withdraw completely, and he says, giving into aggression would damage democracy around the world. ukraine overshadows

the annual world economic forum rushes pavilion, and davis is renamed, the russian war crimes house plus china closes an emergency corona virus facility. a measure of normality returns to shanghai restrictions ease. is coven 19 cases fall sharply in china's biggest city? ah! our next by cert, welcome to the program polish president and j do does, says russia must completely withdraw from ukraine. duda is the 1st 4 and head of state to address the ukrainian parliament since the war began. he says concessions to russian aggression would be a blow for the entire western world. and that ukraine must be free to shape its own destiny. yet you have no more john, the not the cheerful letter. i want to see clearly, but i will, but only crane has the right to decide its future. i guess ukraine has the right to

self determination or not. missed out of the international community must demand that russia end. it's aggression and leave ukraine completely. okay. i thought you all call you man. yeah, not. it must stop trampling on international law of thought. that means that there can be no negotiations and decision making behind ukraine's back. already. nothing can be decided about ukraine without ukraine. so absolutely not. this is an iron principle that easily brings it. meanwhile, russia is boosting it's offensive in don bass and little, hence regions in eastern ukraine. the russian defense ministry says it's striking military targets, but new support say civilian airs were hit as well. meanwhile, the ukrainian government has ruled out any cease fire concessions to moscow so long as the fighting continues. let's get an assessment of what's happening on the ground. now. d, w, correspond mathias billing, or is in cramming tours can eastern ukraine

a few dozen kilometers from the fighting. i asked him whether president lensky is right to describe the situation as extremely difficult. absolutely, whomever you talk to, whether its soldiers or civilians living in these places. everybody tells you the situation is extremely tense, more tense than they have a more tense than at any time in the past where maybe not the beginning of this conflict 8 years ago. but in the meantime, in the past 7 years, so shelling has intensified all along the contact line. today we were in a, in a town that sits just on this contact line. so you can basically, with your bare, i see the, the places that are controlled by the so called separatist, the russian back republics. and everybody there has told us that shelling has intensified tremendously. there. there are dozens of rounds of artillery coming in every day. houses are being shelled, people are dying. and this is,

this is happening every day. people, people listen to it and this is outgoing, this is incoming. they have basically become expert in, in the sounds of artillery in order to assess where the danger is coming from next . so this is that place. and now imagine what it's like in those places that are the most heavily embattled combated. and that's of course, around the area around 0, the next that's 40 kilometers north east of where i am. now in my tours there of course, situations are even more dia and since yesterday, russian troops have blown up the bridge that links this town, the city to the territory that so can that still controlled by ukraine? people are expecting another mary, you pull them. i know people are just busy staying alive there, but you have any indication of how the polish, you know,

a dude as words were received in ukraine or where you are. well, in general, in ukraine there were received very well because he had said all the things that people here want to hear. there's a, there's a fear that sits very deep with the ukrainian public and with the cranium politicians and, and the military that ukraine might be pressured into some kind of peace, where it will have to make major concessions. that might even give russia a leverage over the country. and many of the attempts to negotiate between the 2 sides are seen with a bit of suspicion that western partners, especially european partners, might try to pressure ukraine into something like that. so every assurance that ukraine will have a say it will have a major, so i will have the major say in the conditions for a peace is of course welcome to other european politicians have said the same and

people have a co pay play close attention to that whether the people who are now busy avoiding shelling are following this as closely as those who are closer to the politics is of course another question. but overall, this is what the majority here expects. european politicians to say. ok, did any correspond, mathias billing or force in cramming tours in eastern ukraine. business and political leaders are gathering in the swiss town of davos for the world economic forum. not surprisingly, ukraine is top of the agenda. this used to be the russia house here at the world economic forum. now it's been re christened the russian war crimes house. the ukrainian billionaire is backing the project to highlight alleged abuses committed by russian troops in ukraine. the world economic forum cut all ties with russia for this year summit. meanwhile, davos is rolling out the red carpet for the biggest delegation from ukraine ever

present. zalinski will open the meeting with a video address and for ukrainians here. it's a bittersweet moment. we are here in this beautiful setting, but at the back of our mind always are these images of these horrific killings and atrocities and war crimes going on. as we speak back in ukraine. and we are here to as best as possible represent those people and to do all that we can to galvanized the international community to support ukraine even more despite dallas's spring cheer, the moody, somber amid soaring geopolitical tensions. the war in ukraine has worsened the global food and energy crisis, and there were other urgent problems to tackle as well. climate change the ongoing pandemic and fears of an economic slowdown. the challenges are so big that we need these a board and the ideas of every one around the world. so i think this is a place where people trust each other and we can build solutions together. well,

deb ross is a global convenor of the global decision makers. i'm hoping that it would really be able to facilitate engagement because we are all for a peaceful world and we are old, full global prosperity. ukrainians have more immediate concerns. i don't think that we will see any, you know, additional ah pledge as being made here or in terms of financial weaponry aid or something of that sort to ukraine. a di hold that we can also use the reach out to the business community here and have them on board. also giving up an on some of the revenues that they were probably looking for, ah, with russian federation. it's now up to the global lead here in the swiss alps to see if there's an economic path to peace in the war in ukraine. and here are some of the other stores making use around the world. women tv news anchors in

afghanistan now have to work with their faces covered. the taliban have begun. enforcing new laws on dress rights. actors have condemned the latest harsh restrictions imposed on women journalists say they are frustrated. i will comply with the law. heavy rains have caused widespread floods in bangladesh and india. at least 50 people are dead. millions more have been stranded by rising waters. is the worst flooding in 2 decades. israel and switzerland have confirmed their 1st cases of monkey pox. a global outbreak of the viral infection is spreading world health organization says a $120.00 cases have now been reported in countries where the virus is not usually found. most cases are mild, white with german chancellor, olaf schultz is on his 1st visit to africa since taking office 6 months ago. the 1st stop on his 3 day trip is senegal,

where he's held talks with president mackey salt. the 2 leaders discussed the follow from the war and ukraine with the focus on the sharp rise in energy and food prices. countries across africa are feeling the effects of those price hikes, which are due to a halt and grain exports from ukraine showed says that needs to change other the evidence of my to act if we will continue to work, to make sure that grain exports from ukraine. can resume in england, just as of now that it's possible to provide the necessary fertilizers isn't getting better. there are intensive talks going on about these issues for because despite the awful conflict to hong co operation is needed for this to succeed in a country that is facing a war of aggression, unconsciously is important that we try because otherwise there's a risk that many countries worldwide will have great difficulty feeding their populations gotten better. you, senegal, president mackey,

sa says he will soon visit both roscoe and keith on behalf of the african union. many african countries find themselves caught between russia and europe over the war and ukraine as t w's chief political editor, macau kusha explains from senegal. here president mackie thall is trading a fine line as african union president. it's his mandate to negotiate directly with moscow of the future safety of wheat supplies, and fertilizer. on the other hand, the countries ample gas reserves could be tapped into by germany and europe to make europe less dependent on ross and gas. a hospital used to treat 50000 co, had 19 patients in shanghai has been closed. china's biggest city was the center of a coven 19 outbreak and put under strict lockdown for nearly 2 months. now, cases have dropped significantly and restrictions are easing. signs of life. have begun to reemerge on the world's longest subway system. but commuters in

shanghai still need a compelling reason to travel. hundreds of bus routes connecting key hubs, such as train stations and airports have resumed, befits he is also dispensing more, shed bites to ease crowding on transportation. when it further opens up residence in some areas and being allowed out to shop for the 1st time in 2 months . officials say they plan to return to a more normal life from the start of june. after months of restrictions under china 0 koby strategy. authorities say 157 locally transmitted cases were confirmed on sunday to 36 in shanghai, a city of more than 25000000 people hurry. officials are keen to sell china strict approach as

a success. but the zealous pandemic strategy has bruised the economy and left residents nervous about further mass lock downs. time for sports now and in formula one max for staff and has won the spanish grand prix in barcelona. the reigning world champion pounced when braced leader shallow class. ferrari broke down with the win. red bulls for shopping also overtakes the chaff for 1st place in the standings. ah, fairies, sharla clerk led the title battle by 19 points going into the spanish grand prix. and he took an early lead from pole position in barcelona, with his main rival, max for stopping of red bull, sliding into the gravel in the early stages of the race. but then before the half way mark laclare began to slow down. oh,

no matter what happened with an engine failure, forced him to withdraw from the race losing a seemingly sure victory ah fresh up and also suffered intermittent mechanical problems. but he went on to cross the finish line 1st and the wind means he is now 6 points ahead of the clerk at the top of the standings. ah, i said he had a lot of dill in such nazario enough when i was i was in the train and i tried to pass for my dearest has not always working so yet i made it made it very tough. but we managed to do to the strategy to get ahead again and, and do our do our own race and eventually the race was difficult beginning, but again with fresh drop and, and the clerk sparring over the top spot this year is formula one championship is shaping up to be of real thriller. ah,

manchester city have won the english premier league football title edging out their closest driver rattles. forgive me. liverpool. in the last match of the season city needed to win to maintain a one point lead over liverpool. after falling behind to kneel against aston villa, they rally late in the game scoring 3 goals and securing their 2nd straight league title as offer now after the break sports life charge the checkered history of london's arsenault football club. spicer, thanks for watching with with oh, do you meet about it? unfortunately, in the south bay,

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in 2004 austin or did something know other english club has achieved in over a 130 years. they became invincible. i made a 152000 pool history. i li, cafe, losing 40 again 0, defeat a critical of the call. we will unreasonable off the top of english football. felt like they were on their way to becoming one in europe mega. i was going to stop here because the club getting bigger every year. but since then arsenal haven't one single premier league title. and off the years outside the champions league in 2021. they failed to qualify for europe at all. what happened?

how did austin go from invincible outsiders? let's start at the beginning. arson venga arrived in 1996 and let the club to phenomenal success. in 1998, they won the league and cut double for the 1st time in almost 3 decades. then between the summers of 20012005 also became the most dominant team in english, 4 o 2 league, sorry, tools and 3 f a cup wins in 4 years meant no one good match them for silverware in that time. not even alex ferguson's matches to united life was good but in football, nothing lasts including beloved stadiums. in 2002 austell received permission to

build a new ground and ambitious move that would take them away from the iconic hybrid. the reason was simple, matched a revenue, so ticket sales and so on was a massive financial factor in the 20052006 season austin last at hybrid much they income accounted for about a 3rd of arsenal revenues. so building a big stadium sounds pretty smart, right? the problem was austell had to take on almost 400000000 pounds of debt to build emery at stadium a big number even now a crippling sum in those days. and long before the stadium was finished, the ground had already shifted beneath els faith arsenal. embarked on a project believing the football landscape was one way by the time they committed to that it had begun to change in a very considerable way of the arrival of roman of rhyme of richard chelsea was a precursor to suit to all of that,

lou. yes, we have to talk about roman abram avila pitched up across london in june 2003 and immediately sent about throwing cache around. so the summer performed that and it's full season. chelsea had been around 10 players which custom over 100000000 years was a set size make feeling it that happened in the transfer window and looking back. sounds like something enough was made of it. the arsenal hierarchy, like vice chairman david dean, were rattled. there's a famous david dean quote about how there and when chelsea were looking to sign patrick the errand term. cheery on re the rama roman abram of it's is parked is russian tanks on our lawn and he's firing 50 pound note shouted. chelsea never got the hands of the era or henri that they did out bid austin along, transfer targets,

drive up fees and wages. and one year after the gunners went invincible, knock them off that hurt at the top of english football. and they knew who to thank . oh, just as also had weakened themselves financially premier leagues 1st. billionaire foreign ownership. the timing had not been was in february 2008. austin le actually top of the premier league until they rolled up to birmingham. first, authorities left strike edwardo with a broken leg. then after a last minute penalty cost them victory. captain william gallus lusted right in the middle of the pitch arsenals, phone collapsed, and manchester united beat them to the title. i think what defined this whole era was 2008 to, to draw against banning him. we looked on cool to win the premier league that season. it was

a devastating match. what happened to it rather to silver and not match. and then there was the 2011 late cup final. when you see the way we can see the good, of course you had regrets. birmingham, again asked noah heavy favorites but with the scores at 11 and the 89th minute, some slapstick defending. so them concede, and another trophy slipped out of their grasp the fact that we lost it in these ridiculous circumstances a mess up between the goalkeeper and am i learned to shalley central defender? all of those things just playing into the idea that the fates were conspiring against arsole. nobody gets that failure from the jaws of success quite like ours. no. and there were 20 more embarrassments. think about the 82 at old trafford and all you can think of is like remember when we went to old trafford and won the title. why did it not become a dentist?

ah thing, the stadium money wasn't available in 2 years when nearly lost the invent sivilton . we were losing players every single year after that. and it wasn't a symptom minimal young. claire's not particularly expensive signings bringing players in then selling them on for quite a lot of money. yeah, i really did have an impact. don on the way that the the team was built, the kind of quality that arson bangor was able to bring in via the transfer market . to make matters worse, by the time also had paid off a good chunk of the stadium debt. other sources of income had food. broadcasting revenues exploded and commercial. earnings from sponsorship deals had overtaken, matched a revenue. remember that was almost a 3rd of total revenues in 2006. in the last pre covered season, 201890. it was down to less than a quarter, despite the sum, having more than doubled in that time. so basically,

all those extra sates emerett stadium have been much less of an advantage than awful expected. still, by 2013 osman had money to play with again. music ursula arrived to usher in a new era and arsenal. finally won some silver way in the form of back to back f i cups while also maintaining consistent top full finishes ah, no pad but still not where they had been a decade earlier. in 2017 arsenal, missed out on champions league qualification for the 1st time in 20 years. that despite spending ridiculous money on players like granite shakopee and flops, co drama, stuffy and lucas perez the previous summer. a lot of the problems came before they even came in and, and i do think it's from the drop of everyone else percy's and before you had sanchez in us or who were declining and then you probably needed

a few more talents. but it was the starts of a trend that so austin, throw fortune's a quick fixes in the hope of getting back to europe's talk table club went on to break their transfer record 3 times in just 2 years. and in the middle of all of up came the biggest change eval ah, over the previous decade by bit much of the fan base had fallen out of love with awesome venga. or at least with his management. some coal for his head during the trophy drown, others kept the fight from much longer bought despite yet another cup success in 2017, it seemed like venga, the man who had revolutionized english football but been left behind. thank as early success was built around a strict diet regime inside a knowledge of french talent and a style of play that matched intense athleticism with technical brilliance and his

football had developed. we had this man who was the manager of everything and that's not really the way it works in modern football. at that point you need structures, you needs recruitment specialists, you need or maybe a director of football. and he was always really opposed to that. awesome. i'll still put together a few title challenges off to that and finished 2nd in the league as late as 2016. but 2 years later, following back to back failure to reach the champions, lee austell decided it was time to pop wise. after almost 22 years, the club said are of well to us and then go what a go. bob. problems of angus successes was at the clubs, plans in the change every 5 minutes or chief executive ivan diseases had brought in figures like diamonds form a chief scout spend. miss lynde taught aunt vasa lona,

executive raoul ca he to give arsenal a dream team with expertise on every level. but the way things worked out was less avengers, assemble and more. royal rumble, kizzy to swiftly followed venga, routed the door to join icy milan and the power struggle that followed innovative. miss lynde thought was outmaneuvered by the slick sagging. he just left immediately . sonya he ousted missile and tuck. and now you have a guy who's basically a marketing guy for nike who ended up a barcelona is running the football club. i mean that's, that's crazy stuff often were acting like a champions. league addict needing effects, jumping on any solution they thought might get them back into the big time. jevar play, texas, so you ever get to like, but 2 thirds of the way up and you're like, oh my god, you've got no time to think you're desperately trying to find the piece that will fit to get rid of all the bits of make everything good and that's what they did in

terms of the people die hard. the players they signed to the coach that they brought in. and it was all very catch what was bitten bob's just throwing perfectly money driven and not to locked him sense way. could they go from here? sometimes you have to hit rock button before things get better. unfortunately, cause for optimism was right that waiting for them. the chi osaka and m l. smith road, the 2 young stars, straight out of arsenals. hale and academy burst on to the scene about a year apart and revitalized the club. they helped reconnect the teen with a fan base that had long felt disenchanted. oh yeah. football has changed him wise arsenal. couldn't have seen coming and no doubt it will again. then almost certainly never have another invincible season, but at least they found their way back to

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