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experience outstanding shopping and dining offers. enjoy your services all. be all a guest at frankfurt. airport city, managed by fraud lou. just ah ah . this is dw news live from berlin and ethic final in the world comp jubilation for argentina after they win the game in a penalty shootout. it was a match full of twists turns and goals in cattle. also in the program, rushes defense minister reportedly pace of visits to troops fighting in ukraine.
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moscow says this video shows survey showing to checking on russian units on the front line. our correspondent gives us his analysis. and the netherlands is expected to become one of few nations to apologize for his role in slavery. spots is an apology enough to atone for dutch historical horace. ah, i'm all al soccer. welcome to the program. argentina has won. 2022 football woke up in ketta. the final against defending champions, france was a nail biting battle that kept fans on edge to the very end. the winner was finally declared in a penalty shootout. let's take a look at the match that's already in called
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a classic leona messy open to scoring early on after argentina were awarded a penalty, and not long afterwards, it was unhealthy. maria doubled the lead for the south americans in the 36th minutes. the game seemed over until with just 10 minutes to go. killian and by pe scored once from the penalty spots and just 2 minutes later again with a beautiful side volley to sent the game to extra time. there it was missy who gave argentina a 3 to lead with his 13th career world cup goal before another and but he penalty equalized the game again. his 3rd goal of the final made him the top score of the tournament and took this absolute thriller of a game to the penalty. she doubts. however, argentina were the ones to keep their cool, converting all for penalties while france missed to the south americans. when the world cup for the 3rd time, while it's leila missy's 1st title, and what was his last ever world cup match
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hair to tell us more about the world cup finals. philip hepner, from d. w. a sport philip, in the 1st half argentine i made it look easy, didn't thing they really did, they were running away with it. you could almost say, i think what worked excellently, argentine was bringing in unhealthy. maria was causing havoc on the left wing. he was fed by mercy, a lot of diagonal passes across the wing over 3040 meters, and he was really doing everything he could to annoy the french defense. and he ended up scoring alongside mess in honey maria, and tears after his goal. and so it looked like argentina was a smooth sailing for them throughout the 1st and then france brings it back. in the 2nd half, we go into overtime and we go into penalties. it was almost a miraculous come back because a statistic that i realized was that france had not a single shot and even on target, but not a single shot up until the 65th minute. so, and that just goes to show him how much and control argentina wasn't this game over then comes the hour of key,
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then about 23 years old. and he for 3 goals in the final, not only to get them into at a time, but then boring time is another penalty to take them into penalties over there. i think that make a difference. that france was really struggling with the virus that was going around the team where many players were out. they had to substitute olivia 0, for example, in the just the 40 minute despite being down to another star striker. so that goes to show that they had a lot of very young and inexperienced players, especially there during the penalties, shoot out the prompts and end up costing them because the nurse just ended up getting to them mister penalties, argentina's court all 4. and that's all she wrote. now of course we have to talk about leno, messy and his legacy. his finally got the trophy he wanted now. he has and i think this basically settles the debates of who is the greatest football player of all time. i think it is this man right there. this year was the last trophy that he was missing. finally, he got to lifted after heartbreaking loss in the final 2014 against germany. he got so, so very close there. and now he's been able to do it and,
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and other crazy statistic is he's the 1st player actually to score in all stage of the tournament. so that really goes to show that he's been doing it throughout the entire time that they've played for the groups. they try to 16 quarter final final and the final as well. 2 goals in the final is also very impressive. the most appearances of any player and woke of history as well. so many statistics, brock plays record for a goal. gord in the world console, just so many records that he's really wasn't a record 16 of most golf course, but you get the point and i think he's won everything a club level and now he's when everything at the international level as well. i think he's the goat. what. what a play catch are 2022 is over. how would it be? remember? i think from a sporting point of view, it will be remembered as a great, great turn them and maybe even one of the best that had the most goal score and all world cups that were played actually 172. so that's quite impressive. it had a lot of upset. it had crazy stories. morocco, for example,
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going my final so we have a lot of great memories. a lot of crazy games. the final was just a cherry on top of a fantastic tournament. however, at the same time, there was so many issues off the pitch as well that we can forget. so just a guitar being awarded as well. come through perhaps broad votes by fifo officially . then you had of course, thousands of dead migrant workers constructing stadiums. you had issues of rainbow flag not being allowed into stadiums. you had my media, iranian jersey that were basically confiscated by staff at the turn them at the stadiums. so there's all these issues that play into the world cup as well. that kind of take the picture just a little bit. so i think it will also be remembered as a world cup that is the most controversial props of all. absolutely. it's a pleasure and i know i much and in argentine i, there were chairs and tears as thousands poured into the streets to celebrate the country's 1st woke up when since 1986. ah,
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they came by the thousands to the capital. the streets of when i was iris a wash in a sea of blue and white and smiling faces. there were singing, cheering, dancing, and no shortage of tears. no wonder i'm 41 years old and we suffered in the 1990 championship watching this world cup with my children. it was something wonderful. oh argentine a loss to west germany in the 1990 final. the country's last world cup, when was 36 years ago, that was with football legend, diego merit donna. i found that people fantastic. it's the 3rd well top i've seen, but it's really the 1st one i've had with my daughters. and we've decided to come here because i think it's a historic moment as he gave us. yes, the game was a nail biter until the very end. when argentina dethroned former champions,
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france in a penalty shoot out for many in argentina and fans around the world. this game was about one man, you know, messy. the 35 year old is considered by many to be the greatest player of all time, winning almost every trophy imaginable during his long career. now he's achieved his life goal and produced lifelong memories for thousands of argentinians along the way. ah, let's get a round of some other well news headlines now in iraq, the so called islamic state has claimed responsibility for a deadly bomb attack on a police convoy security. official say at least 9 officers were killed in the blast near the northern city of kirkuk. 2 others were critically wounded. the united nations by diversity summit in montreal co 15 is coming to an end with world
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leaders close to agreeing on a new global deal. the code would bring better protection for vital ecosystems, such as the amazon and congo base and rain forest, big reforms to agriculture, and better protection of indigenous territories and rights. the u has agreed to reform its carbon market with the aim of a 62 percent emissions cost by 2030. currently, electricity produces an industries with high energy demands can buy allowances to cover their carbon emissions. is hope the deal will decrease these coaches in encourage investment in green technologies. and he is in el paso, in the state of texas are moving migrants out of public spaces, as temperatures drop below freezing. the city's mayor has declared a state of emergency as hundreds of migrants who cross the border from mexico have been sleeping on the street. ukraine's military says it shot down 9
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iranian made drones in caves as space on monday morning and an apparent russian attack. this comes hours after a video emerged of russia's defense secretary defense minister rather say a show you allegedly inspecting russian troops in ukraine. the video released by the russian ministry of defense, the said to show, show you checking on units involved in the invasion. it's not clear, however, where or when it was fill. the war has gone on for nearly 10 months now with tens of thousands of casualties on both sides. face fighting continues in many areas of ukraine. and earlier we asked the w's, russia corresponded killian buyer for his take. on show, use alleged visits to front line troops. i think, you know, this was a p r stunt and it really falls in line with the meeting that vladimir putin had on friday with the top commanders of the war, sergey sort of weekend, was also there,
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as well as show who was present as well, where i put in talk to his generals and ask them on their opinions of how the war really should move forward. now, the war is not going as planned for russia. russia has had high losses and has seen many military setbacks in recent months. and so i think she goes, visit really falls in line there, the russian government is trying to show we are taking care of things and we are moving forward. killian, by their reporting. now, the dutch were a major force in european colonialism. but the role the netherlands played in the slave trade is perhaps less colonizers kidnapped men women and children, and force them to work on plantations growing sugar, coffee, and other goods. later on monday, the dutch government looked set to make an official apology for slavery. when jennifer tosh walked through amsterdam, she sees a history on the walls. she's
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a direct descendant of people and left by the dutch. now she takes people on walks to show them the past that is hiding in plain sight. well, it's everywhere. i mean, where we're standing right now is at the heart of what's referred to as the golden bend, the wealthiest part of the city, where the founders of the dutch east and west india company, and society of sir now with a live that they had their mentions here, people like tosh, whose families come from and slave, people has spent decades pushing for an official apology for the past and the damage it. the fact that the dutch only had a small share of the trans atlantic slave trade should not matter. she says the dutch has sent themselves so much as exceptional, not like the british, not like the french, not like the portuguese. it's given this impression that we weren't so bad. had 5 percent compared to world history. that's not that much. and it wasn't here. it was always somewhere else out of out of sight, out of mind that sort of nostalgic waiver amanda sizing history has left people
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thinking, well, what's all the fuss about reparations? the netherlands was among last countries in europe to abolish slavery. before they did, its thought the dutch and slaves, more than half a 1000000 people, historian pepin, brendan, things the impact of this remains. we have to think add a much broader and more systemic level and see how that special place that middle and still still has as an economy in the world like a minor country with a sort of an outsized financial and service sector. quite a central place in the global economy. it's a legacy of it's slow to revolve much in colonialism. following the lead of a number of big cities including amsterdam, prime minister, michael may apologize for the whole country. the proposed front of $200000000.00 euros would pay for education and awareness projects aimed at reducing racist
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thinking. slavery could not exist without a motivation why it was that the white europeans could not be saved, but black africans could be right. so there is in the foundation of racism there that ties, it's its legacy that we still live with. that black last met our protest and 2020 head china light on that racism. an official apology would be a good move forward, says tosh. it is important step in the process, but we can't stop there in terms of education and real societal understanding to assess the journey has just begun. you're watching d. w. use live from the lid and has the reminder of the top story with following for you at this out. argentina has beaten france for the world's cup titan and cattle after a free old ty, in extra time the south americans beat defending champions franzoni penalties. it's
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