the journey, the destination a game tree. ah ah, business dw news live from berlin, russia launches another way of missile attacks against ukraine, killing at least 14 people in the city of denise pro and wounding. doesn't miss alice also targets infrastructure in several other cities, including the capital key, also on the program. and israel of plans,

the wheat in the supreme court. thousands of rally in tel aviv against the government plan. they say would undermine democracy. a warm welcome buy in australia for novak doc of the unvaccinated tennis. great was deported this time last year. now he's working to win over the funds before this year's australia. ah, i'm all on psycho company. a wave of russian missiles has killed at least 14 people and wounded dozen small ukrainian officials say the casualties off from a strike on an apartment building in the city of ne, pro, with power supplies also targeted. the energy minister has warned of difficult days ahead o, a scene from health and he so apartment block where dozens of homes have been laid

to waste by a russian missiles strike. no mars. i'm speechless. rural, speechless, you're quite. just minutes after the attack rescue workers were on the scene carrying at the casualties and scouring the debris for trapped victims blue paw. i am part of the group of volunteers who usually evacuate the dead and wounded from the battlefield. but we also help when their attacks on the city using torches, the emergency crews tried to locate residents inside the destroyed building the residence sent back signals through blo nice windows lice from their mobile phones. the d pro strike came as mission missiles rained down across ukraine, the ukrainian defense ministry says many was shot down,

but emergency blockades were put in place and many regions due to damage to energy infrastructure. ukraine's president says, the latest attacks are proof that only fighting back can stop russia to more of those openly, there it is it possible to stop russian terror? the yes it is auction you can it be done other than on the battlefield and ukraine more than unfortunately, no, she's it can and must be done on our land or in our sky that steve does what is needed. got the weapons that our partners have in their warehouses and our warriors are waiting for not to be seen as a message to germany, which is mulling weather to deliver leopard to fossil tanks, to ukraine. on saturday, the u. k. up the pressure by and i think it was sent challenger 2 times. they will be the 1st advance times given to ukraine by its allies since the war began.

d w. russia, analyst, konstantin. aga jones been off from belen is constantine. again, russia is hitting civilians and infrastructure. how does this serve russian interests? well, this is not the 1st through. i posted it in infrastructure ukraine, and alas, it will not be the last as is, as was mentioned to the report force, it is what killed overnight. it is the key of the capitol, the pro, where are the images are probably most devastating on camera as well. as a hot even live in the west of the country close to the polish border. so thornton is continuing his terror tactics. he's only wave prosecuting this war is actually destroying civilians destroying is infrastructure, reducing ukraine as such, to rubble. so this is pretty much kind of 20th century war in the 21st century,

and that's the only way the russian army, the russian regime can prosecute. now, as we have heard, western allies are going up to san battle tanks to ukraine. the u. k. is the latest countries to say it will do so. how much of a difference can that make in the will? well, i'm afraid that big as we get from the u. k. is a squadron of change, modern thing, self propelled a self propelled or is actually up, but it's about 12 or 14. that's the size of the squadron. this alas, will not make a major difference. also we have to still allow for a time to train the grand crews. they are indeed much more modern and much more. ready ah, efficient than the tanks the russians deploy. but russians can still deploy probably up to 10000 thanks that are in their storage. they are not more than,

but this is a mass of arm. i think that ukraine will need much, much, much more, to have a seen a very significant effect to push back the russian forces. d, w rat, analyst constantine, i get. thank you much. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. now tens of thousands of people have rallied in tel aviv to protest plans by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. you government to overhaul the legal system and weaken the supreme court. the proposed reforms would give parliament power to overturn court decisions with a majority vote ah heavy rain in tel aviv did nothing to dispel these protestors from marching against what they say is a threat to israel's democracy. they fear that new government plans to weaken the supreme court will rub it of its independence and ultimately reduce the rights of

minorities. i'm angry, i'm furious about this b. m a blatant destruction of our judicial a system. this is not the way of democracy to all the people to rule the country, to decide about every step of our life in such a non democratic way at. we want to live in a democracy, a liberal democracy, and not in her country were the religion is the mainstream. prime minister, benjamin netanyahu is much anticipated planned for judicial reform, comes off the back of his recent election victory. his party says the supreme court is too powerful compared to the other branches of government, the legislator and the executive, nasa vizier bumps, you know, we will carry out a revision of governor to ball bitches. but we've all got the same time. we will and after forms that will ensure the correct balance between the 3 authorities.

their proposed reforms come as netanyahu is on trial for corruption charges really moves for them as if enacted, they could potentially help him evade conviction. these demonstrators say netanyahu's plan was significantly curtail israel's democracy, handing his administration more power, the expense of independence. of course, let's have a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. brazil's former justice minister and security chief has been arrested over the january 8th attack on congress anderson, taurus who served on the former president j bowles. the nora is accused of colluding with rice's supporters of the former right when government briefly stormed the buildings and demanded the ouster of brazil's new leader. the white house says lawyers for president joe biden have found another 5 classified documents at his home in the state of delaware. more than was previously known as

special council is investigating the apparent mishandling of secret files from biden's time as vice president to speak on all this in california, a state of emergency has been declared as major flooding in and on days the region at least 17 people have died since high waters hit the lay hit in late december. thousands of people are without power. the stormy weather is forecast to continue into next week. a retired army general and the former prime minister are the final 2 candidates in the check presidential election form ahead of the nato military committee. peter, pablo scored a narrow when in the 1st round, had a populous 1000000000 and for the premier on j by a run of election will decide the victor in 2 weeks. now, jenny police have scuffled with environmental activist protests over planned coal mine expansion. escalate,

thousands of people have descended on the village of elusive rocks, which is set to be demolished. so german energy giant r w e can access the leg night underneath it. a smaller group of processes has been hold up in the town for days with police forcibly removing those who refused to leave. climate protests turned into chaotic scenes as tensions over the future of the small german village reached boiling point. after days of evictions, offices clashed with activists deploying water cannons, batons and pepper spray. those protesting adamant the village will not be cleared. for the coal underneath, it was fine. it was extremely exhausting. we had to see a lot of police violence. people's lives were put at risk,

but we know why we're here in it's worth standing up for this and, and during this russian, it was when colony lutheran has become a symbol of germany's climate change challenge. the government's given the green light for the expansion of coal mining in the area saying it's vital for the country's energy needs. protesters say that goes against germany's own climate goals. some activists remain hold up inside the abandoned village. barricading themselves in german police, estimated another 10000 protesters, descended on the area over the weekend. organizers put the number at $35000.00 a month. hm. swedish climate act of us greater twin berg. how is this possible? is a year 20?

$23.00. how can we still be continuing down this path that we know a leads us know where. how is that possible? how can we continue to sacrifice people just to these very, very few fortunate people to continue making unimaginable amounts of money. hundreds of police officers have been working to clear, looked around using heavy machinery to help get the job done. but there warning it could take weeks. as proteus does try every tactic possible to keep the town from being demolished, to sport now and in tennis, there is a very different atmosphere leading into this. yes, australian open coven restrictions have been mostly lifted. and for my world, number one, no back joke, which is back in the field, looking for a record extending tense title out. you might recall last year's controversy when

the unvaccinated joke of which was given a pass into the tournament by organizes only to have australian officials step in and kick him out of the country. let's take a closer look and rewind. 12 months. i behind the scenes were jolting. no rec, yoghurt hustled into a government secured facility. his temporary home in australia, as authorities determined his visa status. the country back then required colbert vaccination for entry and joker bridge, entered without a vaccination rules ah rules. and there are no special cases. his visa was canceled, ciocca, which was sent packing with an australian government representative at his side. he was put on a plane deported. the australian open was his favorite tournament, especially after 2008 when choke of ich b. joe wilfrid saga there for his 1st ever a grand slam victory. he would go on to win 8 more titles in melbourne. $21.00

grand slams over all almost certainly there will be more grand slams and in melbourne on friday night for a charity event. joke of it heard a thunderous welcome. he still vaccinated, but that no longer limits entry to the country. my, you know, vision of australia has always been very positive and that has reflected on my performance. and my results are a testament to how i feel here. at the charity event, he showed he was out to win back australian fans and eventually regain his spot at the top of the sport as a look at some other sports stories from around the world and football a controversial equalizer from manchester. united bruner fernandez, followed by a winner from mark as rush, ford, seal the t one darby success of imagine the city. it leaves premier league

champions 55 points away from the top of the table. and the snowball woke up in switzerland. carolyn logan horse than ramona hoffmeister seal a to talk finished with germany in the parallel giant slalom event. logan horse clenched the top sports after hoffmeister fell during the final round. this was the 26th. first woke up when of her career. as it from me, coming up next is world stories the week in reports and for me and the entire team and will. and thanks for watching bye for now. it's evelyn share my welcome to my podcast. love by and by celebrities, influences and experts to talk about all playing loud thanks for dating again today nothing.