ah ah this is dw news life from berlin, italy is on course for its 1st far right lead government since the 2nd world war. and alliance led by georgia, maloney has secured more than 40 percent of sunday's vote, and maloney is set to become a to lease 1st female prime minister. also coming up vladimir putin,

military mobilization spots more protests across roger scuffles break out as a lease ground up demonstrate as opposed to the war and men of draft age continue to flee the country to avoid conscription and super typhoon no root kills at least 6 people in the philippines, 5 of them rescue workers, plus, democrats accused republicans of using migrant says political pawns ahead of you waste mid term elections. of course wanted dates, one family hoping for a fresh start being bused from texas to washington. ah, i've been puzzling welcome. early results from italy's election show a clear big trait for an alliance of right wing parties that pays the way for georgia, bologna to become italy's 1st female prime minister at its 1st far right leader since benito, mussolini recalled, low turnout has cast

a shadow over the pole victory for georgia, maloney with her brothers of italy's leading a right wing coalition to a majority in both houses of parliament. maloney is on track to become italy's next prime minister. happy to gay said gamma. if the i called on to govern this country, you wanna be, will do so for every one moment, really governed, the theme of uniting people. daniel had him all follow beauty and seeking to make them more united rather than divide. actually a little nisha does look equilla, vivita, maloney and her party got just 4 percent of the vote in the 2018 election. since then, she's turned down her fall right often anti immigrant rhetoric to broaden her base . she is vow to support ukraine and nato, and she says that she's pro european the tactic is paid off at the polls. but her

critics still see her rise as bad news. hold g switched up to day. this country is being handed over to the extreme, right, amer, every day we will see the results. daddy, however, was all in our opinion, there must be maximum mobilization within the institutions fed to defend all the social, civil and environmental rights that have been one in recent decades. i mean think was to give me the shame after these results. maloney is almost guaranteed to be nominated as prime minister by italy's president. next she will have to assemble a new government which will face a vote of confidence in parliament. oh wow. i don't know. some italians were wondering if maloney could pass that 1st test. so no up but then saw contain important. i'm fairly happy. what matters is that whoever wins has the chance to form a government theories you thought the for now the results show that could be likely

not our garage at all. my eon on. so don't it? well, i'm not a brothers of italy, voter so i can't be happy. in my opinion, the med center, right? government won't last for long on, but i think there are too many internal divisions between fords. i talia the league and brothers of italy value italy's move toward right when government comes amid political instability, slow and can it growth and an energy crisis caused by the war and ukraine. if she does end up prime minister, maloney will have her work cut out for her. italy has historically had stronger voter participation, but this time just 64 percent turned out. i asked our correspondent, julius, how daily, why so many italians stayed home? oh, there it is, a clean, clear sign of dissatisfaction in italy, not only with the current parties running, but with the political class in general. we've seen people not really have trust in

the parties that have governed until now and well, many decided not to go to the pulls at all. the fact that judge maloney was the, is the winner of these election according to the results we have until now is also a sign that there is a satisfaction. and italians were looking for changed. her party was not in government in the last few years. and she's seen as a new face, someone who can bring a breath of fresh air to the political system in italy. and that is also why a lot of people have decided to vote for her. if this right is block, does get a clear majority in both houses. could this be a red chance for political stability in italy? it could be what is interesting is to look at how together the 3 parties of the collision end up working. we've seen that john de maloney has obtained with her brothers of italy quite

a big majority compared to the other 2 main parties in the coalition. the league and fort se talia are they do agree on a lot of their policy points from reducing taxes to how they deal with a lot of the irrelevant issues in italy, especially looking at the cost of living prices. but they do differ on some other issues. for example, if we look at foreign policy, we see a bit of loose, corny in fantasy talia and saline in the league being a bit more pro russia a well georgia maloney has positioned herself as being starkly a pro. you can ukraine and following the european line, or we see that on some points they really do differ and will have to keep an eye on whether they manage to maintain unity or whether they start to fight internally within the coalition. because do you think so really and bella scone will be content to play junior partners to milady and maloney's brothers of italy,

party or they are both figures who were in leadership positions. we had middle school was prime minister for many years. we had 70 who was interior minister before and they both have strong personalities and ambitions, and they both obtained quite disappointing results. so i do expect them after a while, maybe to start playing up, maybe demanding things from the main party in the coalition fidelity dahlia. so whether the coalition will last a will be an interesting point to observe, julius, ideally, for us in rome, thank you very much for covering the election results that the european reaction from our brussels corresponded box sander. max, how are italy's partners in the european union? reacted i've been so there has been a mix of reactions are firstly the rights and the far rights have congratulated maloney on her on her election victory here for example, the polish prime minister with his mom. i've yet can talk to twitter to simply

write congratulations maloney than other prominent figures of the far right. for example, that in the pen of the national rally party and france, she wrote the italian people has decided to take its destiny in hand and electing a patriotic and sovereign his government. so he can really tell from this the rights and the far right are in a celebratory mood. but at the same time, there's also a lot of concern among the you. among you leaders, for example, the french prime minister elizabeth bon said in europe we have certain values. and obviously we will be vigilant, pointing out that human rights such as safe access to abortion for women need to be guaranteed which has been a controversial issue on the maloney campaign and others like german lawmaker european lawmaker, catherine, the bali have voice concerned that italy may boycott common efforts and may m yeah . make, make work here among european partners in brussels. a lot more difficult in future . so would you say to roam is on

a collision course with brussels that's difficult to say, but judging from the past, maloney from the opposition bench has been criticizing italian leaders for not being strong enough on italian national interest. she has campaign on an italy 1st policy and we can expect her coming to brussels or working with european partners, trying to be more assertive. but that being said, she also has tone down her narrative has tried to show herself as more moderate, slightly more europe friendly. and there are indicators that the she's, she's not gonna change the fundamental lines of italian, a foreign policy. but that being said, the 1st crisis is already brewing italy supposed to receive 200000000000 euros of pandemic relief. money from you. george emily's not happy with the conditions and wants to renegotiate something that brussel said is completely off the table. so that is something to watch out for. max thunder. thank you very much for coming in

from brussels there. well, ukraine's president says, roches mobilisation for the war is criminal, and again, cold on russians to flee or surrendered to ukrainian authorities. the kremlin has increased the penalties for england refusing the draft, but that hasn't stopped in the exodus of rations. looking to escape conscription, others have stayed to protest against the wall. ah, shots rang out as the authorities tried to contain an angry crowd and daggers done . a russian republic in the northern caucuses of gather to protest against dropped that men being sent off to war. similar scenes of playing out all over russia. as mobilization pulled manpower from across its vos landmass in jak woods in siberia, women protest their men being taken away. we want peace, they chant,

yet rushes remote provinces have already suffered disproportionately with most soldiers fighting and dying in ukraine. coming from poor parts of the country in the siberian city of palms, scuffles, breakout as pulleys hood draftees into buses. mobilization had now brought the reality of war to big cities like moscow. he had 2 people protesting the draft. he had to the police respond with force with about your new suit. also, having received their marching orders, many draftees have resigned themselves to their fate. along they were calling to inform people one by one. my notice wasn't picked up by me, but by my grandmother. okay, what did you used to do in the military? and if i can do it, i was a signal man. really or your relatives worried about you? yes, of course. they are her. in the russian exclaim, of carrying in grad, which,

between poland and lithuania, men throng, recruitment office, some claim to be enthusiastic. but being sent to the front my. it was a buzzer. i'm a major of the reserve and i came after receiving a draft. notice i won't hiding behind anyone's backs. they called me so lead skills not which we were taught in the soviet union, and they taught as well. others are less keen, long queues at the finish border. an exodus of military aged men, reducing the pool of recruits for putins war in ukraine is all this resistance impacting pollutants? mobilization price is the w's, russia analyst, a home on contract ankle. well, yes, it is having an effect already. it mobilization is not running according to that and the longer it asked, the bigger the problems are and even am i ranking russian officials are criticizing

how the mobilization is, is being done and the frustration and the society is growing. we see that, but we shouldn't overestimate those pictures of those cues at the borders and of people protesting in the streets. it's still a minority. and most of the people are just fulfilling the orders just get on the bus and, and being driven to through to the front line or door to the training centers. and then they will join the war. so a majority of russians did mobilize now will join the war. but the situation is very volatile. we cannot make any predictions how it will be in a month or 2. and so it is, it is a problem. it is a problem already, but still i would like to repeated. most russians fulfill the orders. d w's oh, man, gunshot ankle. his round up of some other news headlines. just eggs after the british government announced the package of unfunded tax accounts for citizens competence

in the u. k. economy is evaporated. overnight, the pound dropped to 5 percent falling to a record low against the waste delays prompting speculation of an emergency response. the bank of england in hong kong and 90 year old catholic cardinal has gone on trial. alongside several pro democracy activists retire, bishop josephson and the others have pleaded not guilty to charges of running an unregistered relief fund, paying legal costs for anti government protesters. hong kong pro bait ging authorities have cracked down on democracy supported since 2019 protest is rallied in japan's capital. tokyo against tuesdays plan state fuel for former prime minister. she's obey who was assassinated in july. any say there against the launch cost to taxpayers. when many japanese households and businesses struggling to make ends meet the strongest typhoon to hit the philippines. this year has left at least

6 people dead. 5 of them rescue workers hit by a wall that collapsed type in nor room made landfall on sunday, knocking out power into provinces and leaving people trapped by flats. wading through flood water, trying to save some remaining belongings after a powerful typhoon hit the philippines. nor who had the coast in the northern part of the country inundating several areas. angle belong, louder, is wasted, deep in the streets in inside my house and on bigelow. oh, if it were belonging, sir, also under water and destroyed god to get out of the war to rose during the night. will people were asleep? latin thought, many cars also submerging. while i sat in a little girl, i'm been amalgam barnett, and this is the worst flooding that has happened to you in some miguel, that is my house has 2 levels when the guy and the war to reached the 2nd floor,

no, my room, even a local market is completely submerged level, philippines, president marcus, conducted to ne, a real inspection after a briefing with government officials where he praised the preparation efforts, you may have gotten lucky things this thing, and it's a bit. ah, but look, i think i don't. it's clear for all mile this, sir, from what we did this last to this is the very, very important is replaced them all, get people out of the areas of danger ahead of the land, full thousands of people were moved to emergency shelters. to spend the night in safety far away from the path of the most powerful typhoon. the philippines has seen this year. german chancellor will have sholtes as ran up his tour of the gulf region with a handful of new energy deals. germany has been looking to establish new partnerships

that make up for the constant russian oil and gas. but at home, some are concerned. germany is prioritizing energy security of the human rights. berlin's quest for new ways to reduce its energy dependence on russia took chancellor, olaf shalt to the persian gulf, leading a high ranking business delegation shots. his last stop was guitar, where he met the amir shake. tom in been hammered. al tani, rochelle undeveloped euclid in russia's attack on ukraine has endangered energy security around the world. here and o. hi, spoke with the amir about liquid natural gas supply and the current energy crisis and, and we plan to make more progress soon. and i diplomatically the trip was a tricky one and he was under pressure to address human rights concerns in the region. guitar will host the football world cup in november analysis from writes groups and journalists shows there been thousands of migrant worker debts since it won the right to host the tournament. and 2010 shots at progress had been made got

out and, and guitar as adopted. numerous improvements and workers rights in recent years, in particular the abolition of the kabbalah wage system and the introduction of a minimum wage with a legal situation of migrant workers has improved as a result started for besset. while in saudi arabia, he met the controversial crown prince. mom had been sal, man, whom human rights groups suspect of involvement and the killing of saudi journalists, jamal kashodi. but human rights took 2nd place to energy security. germany sign crucial liquid natural gas and diesel deals with united arab emirates shawls hailed significant progress in securing energy supplies. yum vitamin i taken very far, reaching decisions that have helped to secure germany supply security to an extent i could not have been expected months ago. now that autumn has just begun, we can say we should make it through the winter to convert isn't winter. germany

has been criticized for getting to dependent on russian energy. shots believes the golf trip has planted the seeds to make sure that doesn't happen again. i asked out political corresponded matthew more to tell us more about the germans hansley's trip to the gulf. yeah. then there was, there was a host of deals, a memorandum signed in the to the trip. but the most notable of those was a deal with united arab emirates to supply liquid natural gas to germany. and the, the for shipment is expected to arrive by christmas time this year. and it's a 137000 cubic meters. more deliveries are expected to follow next year. the exact amount is not yet known and these not to us in the public. and, and the chancellor chancellor shalt sufficiently said that the ego, he's really pleased with us. it should help gemini get through the winter. and he'll be hoping that it takes the edge of spiraling gas prices. and i think that the, that that was the kind of the headline deal. but there were other deals in there as

well that was deal to, to, to supply diesel to germany. and all of which is basically the germans war as a kind of, as an next step on this journey to get itself, we from russian gas to win itself off, russian gas, and oil, and torture by mid 2024. what 2 a germans think about this though, switching from but someone cole, 8 fascist regime to arm some supplies with a check in a human rights record. oh wow. as we had in the classroom support there's, there's criticism, isn't a german public opinion as often as uneasy at the specs of hell of its leaders doing business with regimes with or should we see guilty of human rights abuses are involved in conflicts like in yemen? i am and you know, the trickiest meeting of the weekend was definitely for short for the meeting with the crown prince of saudi arabia on saturday that mom had been so man. and all of shots nodded to this criticism and said that, you know, talks like these were,

they were not easy, but they were important. he said. and he also said that he raised the issue of human rights with, with mohammed, been so man and the he would do that through his trip and cutter and in the united arraignment to on the other hand, there are those that are due. this is the price germany must be in order to punish russia that the bill for us. thank you very much. and another look at some more world news tech and apple says they will manufacture its newest i phone in india, the american firm shifting of its production away from china with tougher covert restrictions and mountain geopolitical tensions. analysts expect a quarter of all apple products to be manufactured outside china by 2025 boats have been counted in cuba after a referendum on a new social lord dumps the family code. the changes include support for same sex marriage and adoption and more clearly defined rights for children and seniors. the reverend m as government backing cooper's catholic church,

opposes it. venezuela and columbia, preparing to reopen their borders to cover transport and flights this week. it's been mostly close to old, but a dentistry in traffic since 2019 diplomatic relations have been restored since the recent election of columbia has left us president. it's 6 weeks till mid term elections in the united states and immigration continues to cause tension. in recent months, governance from the states of texas, arizona, and florida have sent bull than 10000 migrants to democrat run cities in the north . republican say, it's time for democrats to share the burden of america's broken immigration system . but critics accused the governors of a political start, a correspondence to me. so misconduct met one immigration family recently bust from texas to washington. d. c. it's a fresh start for jefferson and katerina from venice when they arrive in washington

dc with their newborn daughter mia. just last month, they're hoping to make a home here and leave the economic crisis in the country behind him in the event when there's work, but money doesn't get you anywhere. money isn't enough or anything like that. and ben is wally, you can work in the most normal, but it's useless because you'll never have anything but you can go out and live in after crossing into the u. s. they heard about buses heading north from san antonio, texas, and jumped at the chance to go to the capital. they've paid little attention to the politics behind that bus, right? and yet politics are taken center state republicans in border states have transported more than 10000 migrants from the southern border to democratic stronghold this year. to make a point go. florida governor rhonda santas took credit for a flight of migrants to martha's vineyard in massachusetts. a group of those migrants has filed a lawsuit. the biden administration and democrats say it is

a highly publicized political start using migrants upon leaving cities and 8 organizations scrambling the town organizations like you, it's providing legal services therapy and basics apply, including food and waterfall is on a. christina plaza is a social services director and she says her organization is at capacity and needs more funding, not political battles. i do understand that the border is also at capacity, and i don't think they were prepared to receive that many. my grants. what is inhumane is that treatment and they can they, in, instead of politicizing these, they should sit down at a table and discuss what's best for the border, for the migrants and for the community in general. for jefferson and katerina,

their hopes now rest on a bright future for their daughter. it makes you grow up healthy and strong. and then we can put her here and put her to study here, since she's already an american reporter to study here. and then she can go to high school and she can choose whatever she wants, whatever she why? yeah, we'll get, go ahead and get them. for now, they're hoping jefferson will get a work visa, their 1st step towards starting a new life here. in some sports news, the track and field world is still talking about sundays. well, break old marathon run in berlin. iliad kept chalky of kenya broke the mock. he entered the race as the favorites, in part because he said the previous will record of the streets of berlin. in 2018 kentucky followed a trio of pe, said his through the 1st 25 kilometers before running alone for the last 3rd and

beating them up by 30 seconds to finish in 2 hours, one minute, 9 seconds in the women's race, ethiopia is to get da safer beat her own personal base by 18 minutes to when it's the biggest sports stage in the u. s. the super bowl and riana, one of the best selling artists has agreed to headline its famous halftime show. the sing declined to perform in 2019 out of solidarity with colon capital one of many who backed his taken ne protests against police brutality. the super bowl will take place in february and in some breaking news, coming in from russia, where state media is reporting that a government has open fire at a school killing at least 6 people, including children attacked place in the central city of egypt. the region old governor said the attacker is among the dead. the motive in details about the attack is still unknown. will bring you more on this in later shows that news again

at least 6 dead and 20 wounded in a god attack at a school in russia. a reminder of our top story this our georgia maloney says she'll govern for all italians out to her right wing brothers of italy, body and it's considered a valid one, a clear victory in sunday's elections alone. he is now said to become italy's 1st far right. leaders since the 2nd world war if an ammo sports after the break with the sports life, i'll be back next hour with me. we'll news. see then ah, [000:00:00;00]

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