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ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin to night. russia blames ukraine for an assassination near moscow. a car bomb killed the daughter of a russian who champions the invasion of ukraine and who is also an ally of vladimir putin. key for id card says it had nothing to do with the murder. also coming up tonight. german chancellor lock shoulds visit his canadian counterpart in montreal
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. book say they are committed to renewable energy and fight climate change, but for now need to boost fossil fuels as a way to end dependence on russian energy. and pakistan's, former prime minister in ron con, charged with terrorism lease, alleging that he broke the law by threatening to sue officials, supporters around outside conn's home, vowing to prevent police from arresting him and kenya's defeated presidential candidate why low dingo formerly appeals the outcome of that extremely close presidential election race. ah, ah, i bring golf is good to have you with us on this monday, ukraine has rejected an accusation by russian security services that it was
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responsible for a car bombing on the outskirts of moscow. the weekend attack killed daria to gain him a political commentator and the daughter of alexander duke. and he's a well known russian nationalist who was thought to be close to vladimir putin. a largely unknown group says that it is behind the attack. this video shared by russian security services claims, a female ukrainian special services contractor was behind a car bomb attack that killed jonas dire to kina on the outskirts of moscow on saturday. they say the alleged ukrainian women moved to russia last month and had followed mister keena in a mini cooper. she then escaped to estonia after the blast, but ukrainian officials are denying the accusations as propaganda. good, richard agrees. the shoe crown shirley doesn't have anything to do was yesterday's explosion because we're not a criminal state. we're not a terrorist state speech,
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not the seller, but miss deacons killing has also sparked wider speculation. the national republican army, an unknown group, is also claiming responsibility for the attack in a statement read by a former russian law maker, and now host other ukrainian online use show. the group threatened more attacks on people with connections to the kremlin. daria dicky now died at the scene after an explosive device installed in her toyota land cruiser went off, and the car caught fire at us. believe her father alexander, duke, and may have been the target. alexander dubin was meant to travel in the car, but reported the later changed his mind. both duke and and his daughter were on their way to moscow after they attended a cultural festival spread. alexander, duke, and is a staunch and i of russian president vladimir putin. and a far right philosopher and older, his daughter was also a prominent member of the ultra nationalist movement, supporting rushes, invasion of ukraine of his work. he called for genocide,
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alt ukrainians. she called ukrainians as some human race. she called for public, ah, public killings, all ukrainian prisoners of war, et cetera. so yes, she's good against daughter bought. she is, 1st of all, a very active member of our russian a fall right nationally, new nazi, are influential seem. meanwhile, president putin has city to mister keena, calling her death a vile and cool cry. why when i cross and mail to our russia analysts konstantin agary, he joins us now from vilnius. constantine, russia is accusing the ukrainian special services of carrying out this assassination. that is there any proof? well, there is none and as experience taught us, as those who worked in russia, you have to take anything that the russian officials are saying with a very big pinch of salt. are the details that were provided by the f b,
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the russian security service about the assassin. amazingly, sort of colorful a barrier my, the fact that there is slightly more than just one day since of the death of a misdemeanor. and frankly, speaking, a someone who watched russia for 30 years, i, i always take, will they say, with a very, very big doubts bought at the same time and have say that the circumstances of course tie is killing to the name of duncan. there is no doubt in my mind that this is related and now we have a group that calls itself the national republican army and it is claiming responsibility for the car bomb they have you ever heard of this? were no, none. i never heard about them and i'm sure that 100 percent of those whom i know never heard about it. and it's definitely some kind of name for ah, for probably
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a non existent group or probably for an existing group that just started like that . but frankly speaking is that 1st appearance on the scene, if they do exist, and why would someone target diarrhea do gonna, or her father alexander duke is, is it because of, of the ideas of imperialistic russia that they stand for? what would that be? the kryptonite here. well look, your guess as good as mine, but frankly speaking as a sad doogan. it's a name which is a symbol at the same time. uh frankly, i met him and i talked to him several times. i interviewed him in my previous job, and the idea that he's some kind of, you know, put his brain or put ins. rasputin strikes me as a bit of a p. our thing, and he's very good at maintain is p r. this kind of hints at being very influential
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bought maybe in a sense, ah, if, even if it's not true, his definitely this family is definitely out fallen victim to this self advertising if you wish. because yes, the name of duncan has become synonymous with russian new imperialist policies, with russia's aggression, with his infamous interview in 2014, in that he said, kill, kill and kill more of ukrainians. it so well this, this bomb was intended for him of his daughter. i'm sure that the name does count in the 2nd. is it possible though, that they could have been targeted because of their probe, who didn't stance the fact that they are allies of vladimir putin? and if that is the case, considering that the war in ukraine is not going well for russia, what does that tell us then? about the sense of stability and normal? see that we have assumed continues within russia?
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well look at the question is who benefits from this assassination? ah, we'll see it very soon. if the criminal wants to use it, he will not be shy at showing it. i don't know. clamping down on the remainder ration opposition blow up. attacks against you. crime. i think that there are several, at least there are several theories about it, but there's one thing for sure. if putting the wants to go for the real sort of conflict, if this conflict that we have today is not real enough, he doesn't need to kill duke in to do it. however, in terms of the internal graham, the struggles that maybe maybe a force leg operation, a to exacerbate artificial, exacerbate chances, tensions it inside russia and provoke the authorities into more clam downs. we'll
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see very soon if this is just a one off thing of if this is a beginning of something new d. w watcher analysts constantine anger with excellent analysis to night. thank you . konstantin. thank you. securities oh off. so he is in canada to night meeting his canadian counterpart, who says that his country is looking at delivering liquefied natural gas to europe, shelters on a 3 day visit the canada, hoping to find new sources of energy. as berlin tries to decrease its dependence on russian energy of speaking in montreal, the leaders so that russia's war in ukraine demands a short term, boost to fossil fuels, even as they remain focused on renewable energy and fighting climate change. long term on the chance are highlighted, the similarities that germany and canada share that help them work together. take a listen. there is the special cooperation between canada and germany
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in older questions that are related to the future. so both the countries half the idea of becoming 6 of successfully fighting against climate changed. and so there's a lot of economic and technological corporation which benefits the 2 countries. because our industries, our business sectors and our political risk, we presented as a working together to make this happen. and when we now see that there is this russian aggression against ukraine and in the end to the rest of the wood, it is absolutely necessary that we accelerate these processes. there's still a big question though, will shows his efforts to secure canadian energy mean that people here in germany can breathe a little bit more easily as they head into a possibly very long and cold winter. we put their question to our political correspondent, nina hawes, as she is travelling with the german chancellor. yet,
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canada is not going to play a role in helping gemini overcome at those sorted jays that are being caused by. of course, the lack of russian gas applies. this winter, this is something that nobody's raising any expectations for, but what's important is to intensify already existing bonds and assign memorandums of understanding so that both countries agree that they will work together very closely when it comes to that transformation of the industry. when it comes to making that green, and this is of course, a medium to long term prospect. but gemini hopes that to 8 can convince canada to use some of its untapped potential and also explore liquids and natural gas on the east coast, and then hopefully export that to germany. so and also much more importantly perhaps use and the hydrogen potential in the country. and there is the hope that in 3 to 6 he has time perhaps the fest. hydrogen can be exported from canada to
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gemini. there was a very on the haws reporting from montreal. moscow's invasion of ukraine have sparked discussions on or whether there should be broader consequences for all russian citizens. some e u countries want to bar them from traveling into the you for shopping, or for vacations. beginning in september, finland plans to significantly cut the number of tourist visas. but it usually issues to russians. d. w, travel to one small border town to see what effect this is likely to have a coolness is getting his beloved old fire tracked into shape for a classic castle in the neighboring village. the ex firefighter lives in that salon on the border with russia. the neighborhood has prospered for decades. commercial or commercial auto natasha. now it's all over those of us who live here right on
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the border. don't trust russia anymore. it's like having a big predator right over there, but we're not really afraid, but you have to keep an eye on this predator, russia every day that you live here, is the nearest border crossing is only 5 minutes by car, several 100 cars a day passed through it those who come to finland from russia, dont always stay many use finland as a transit country to the west. i'm right in front of the finish russian border for russians. it's one of the last few doorways into the european union. for now, this doorway is still open, but for how much longer finland now wants to change its rash friendly visa policy and let fall view russians into the country. becca coolness thinks of that right. even though the area he lives in has long benefited from russian tourists or all the people at the vintage casual are locals. many here support. they are
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government's plants, his gun, and not the guy get the, had name it as it was very good that or to me, people understand what kind of leadership they have. olenick comes out. who might though, in principle the government should be like the people thought that his m one end casias him when any of the con cancer came on. he hadn't said becky, i did the right thing to do. i'm gonna state attacks another sovereign state. me. so you should limit the number of russians here and use that as a sanction tilton. and hopefully that will improve the situation because most of them but many russians have harsh criticism for this push to band russian tourists from the west. they say that it's unfair to generalize and to punish everyone young and i thought, i wonder about it for 44 years of my life. i thought the freedom to travel was a right now. i'm told this right is actually a privilege. in any case, it will be very difficult for me to only see my friends in the west on line. now
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a decline in russia tourism would also have negative effects. he us as a coolness. he at vintage car, sony, the russian border. but that's not his greatest concern, but again, i was at them a little, it's more important to live in peace here, very close to the border and not have to worry about what's coming from over there in the east. on ballasa. it's still unclear whether a band on russian travelers will happen, but either way, what used to be a good relationship between the neighboring countries that share a 1000 kilometer long border has been damaged for yes. and to continue the story, i'm joined now by mox looks. he is a member of the german parliament, the buddhist talk with the green party. it's good to have you with us to night. i understand that there are members of the opposition. the conservative. see to you. i'm who are calling for a stop to issuing tourist visas. for russians he want to come here to your buddy.
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what's your take on that? thanks for the invitation. the requirements for an e, u. v, as talk about behind, very complex. and i think this debate is of the lee use to us. we should well make sure that we continue to act, but we recently and were very high requirements. when issuing these us the chancellor. he says that ordinary russians should not suffer because of vladimir putin's war. do you think his stance is going to hold the, despite the pressure from some other european countries? you know, i can see that the states confirmed. i'm a very difficult situation and i have complet simpler fee for the steps they take, but they are good. geographically close to us. yeah. and they deal with the
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question is as a state that also has more ways to us is to check the birth. can we deal with it differently? and i think we can, because for example, when we expelled russia very quickly in the council of europe, we also made a promise to the people who are fighting against teaching against us. while we sat that we will continue to stand by the sides. and it's not easy in rush yet you say, i am opposition to let me out this, the guest suggestion would curtain me hit many people wide, but also if you wrong, they are an important reason to refrain from making a blanket regulation. i mean, it, it is the more than just a matter of geography though, isn't it, that we were talking about a means a possible means to put pressure on the kremlin to change its policies regarding ukraine. i mean, is that an acceptable argument when we're talking about refusing to issue tourist
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visas to russians? of course, this is an acceptable argument, but the requirements are already very high. for example, when it comes to results, we also have to take a much closer look to ensure that no from 2 parties of so we can come to you of and contain the not people who in danger of security. so the requirements are already high and i have no problem pushing them higher to make you up mail more states. but i also believe that it's good when people can come to you will and can see where this system is lacking. max looks a member of the buddhist, talk with the green party, mr. lukes. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you very much. police in pakistan, have filed terrorism charges against former prime minister iran con. he threatened to sue pakistan's, police inspector general, and the judge during
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a speech over the weekend. the media watchdog had since band at the broadcast of wiv addresses by con, accusing him of hate speech. hundreds of his supporters have surrounded his home. in the capital is lum abad. to try to prevent his arrest ever more this i'm joined now by our salon colleague. he's a journalist, it is on a bond, it's good to have you with this. and what's the situation right now in islam about well, thank you for having me. the situation has come down since the court has drawn to 3 days of being too long to do. what, yes, there was a unrest last night when the case was disappearing against him. and there was a chance that the police were properly addressed in. so our goal was given by the of his party to ship to the people to reach outside his residence. we saw that in
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no time under 2 people were gathered and the remainder till the morning though there was no made by the police to rest on. and today he was granted the 3 days failed to post. i mean, you know, from the outside this is, is quite an, an outrageous shocking turn of events. you've got a former prime minister who was being charged with an act of terror ridge of put that into context though for pakistan and its political establishment. well, this is not the 1st time that he saw. he is facing these charges up back in 2014. during his protest he was and he not only in but his other party members were charged into the c max off that it isn't. and there was an alleged attack that was made on 2 important building. one was the parliament of august on and the other was one state television. the case went on for 6 years and he got his equipment white
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be prime minister focused on back in october of 2020. so this is not the 1st time he's going to fit these charges. and this is kind of a common practice in boxes, and they've been several cases under the debt. is them act on different because he does and political focus, enron con, versus the government. that's what this could be described as what, what are the chances in your opinion, a vis metastasized thing and, and turning into something that could become violent. i mean, do you think that the guard rails right now for the judicial system but also from civil society? are those guard rails strong enough to withstand this? well as, as i said earlier on injurious, popular court and the support is off the you to focused on the war, josh done, and they're ready to do anything for con, yesterday with you know,
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there was this used, it least might didn't arrest the workers would want to talk and the leadership of political party made it very clear and they said that they're going to take over the capital. the song, if any rest is me. so it's not, not too easy for the proceedings to happen. and it's not to be easy. or to calm down, it's the populace or that he's in joint right now. so things aren't going to be bit tricky. let me just ask before we run out of time, where does the military stand on all of this? does that have been a silence by military on this particular last to do that? no student i, i used to be done and there's a complete silence. and it's just like at the moment it is like between the government and in wrong journal is to arse along and co lead. joining us tonight from islam of odd, we appreciate your reporting. thank you. kenya's
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opposition leader reloading it has formerly challenged the results of the country's presidential election, claiming voting. irregularities, accompanied by a crowd of supporters he arrived at the supreme court in nairobi to day filing a petition, demanding a recap of dingus wible. william router was declared the winner of the election just 2 weeks ago, but several election commissioners have refused to verify the outcome of this is owed in his 5th attempt to win the presidency. he has blamed several of those losses on vote. rigging, the presidential election results a note last week it was sent that contains driving, bidding, the forces for democracy and a good governance against the corruption cattails that are so determined that
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they would stop at nothing to take control of the government of this country. our nairobi corresponded felix maria has more than merely derailed. dingum finally made his threat through to italians, their presidential election, but he's lot that was announced last week. so he got to the supreme court around 12 30 pm, east africa on time. land by some of his followers was feel singing and dancing in solidarity with him. he has just been me by the newspapers for their supreme good pieces. at that time, the trailer being guy is challenging the presidential petition presidential and the results in printed that in italians and the kids were thrown out in 2017 italians and the country went to i read and no this particular day, it will take us about 14 days to know whether that country will be going to another go fresh presidential election in the next 60 days or the country will swear in the president elect william some lawyer to talk. so they said that some of you supports
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as who came in droves to stand in solidarity with him. they've been calling for electoral justice and i think that may need justice for a loading dock. ah, that was felix marina reporting from nairobi. it is back to school time for many children around the world in the philippines, the new school year is significant. this is the 1st time since the coven 19 pandemic began that students are allowed back into the classroom. and going back to school after a long summer break can be hot at the best of times. but for kids in the philippines, it's the 1st time in 2 years. it's that food in the classroom. when the cove at 19 pandemic hit schools who shut their dose and switch to promote lessons on zoom. now students of returning for face to face lessons and they're eager to learn. ah,
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hear it and actually enjoy learning. and actually that person, c, c and zill glasses and the when you're learning online, it's just it's, it's, it doesn't feel like fun for the teachers to back in the classroom is where they want to be. i mean, i was also happy when i saw them, especially when i saw the joy on their faces. yes. a mom. look on the left campus. this is our chance to give them our best as teachers and focus on teaching them because we know how difficult it was for them. and for us during the pandemic and any lab be like the and then i meant no by. no, nope. and then yeah. adjusting to life in the classroom won't be easy for everyone, but the teachers at this school hope through soon limber up to learn a lot this year. good to see those images there. here's a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you. this,
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our russian security services have alleged that ukraine was behind a car bombing in moscow over the we get the attack killed. daria de geena, the daughter of a russian hard line nationals both to geena and her father and publicly supported russia's war and ukraine. keith has denied any involved and german chance or o sholtes is in canada, meeting with his counterpart to discuss expanding their country's energy partnership. germany hurts to boost gas supplies as it tries to end its dependence on russia. i'll see you again to the top of the out ah ah ah
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