a hot spot for food chain and some great cultural memorials to boot d w. travel off we go. ah ah, this is d w. news ally from berlin. german chancellor, olo sholtes is in paris to meet president mack home. the summit falls on the 6th anniversary of the historic and is a treaty, as the 2 leaders present or show of unity following recent tensions behind the scenes also coming up anti government protests. abrupt on the streets of peru,

police make hundreds of arrests in the countries capital lima. after fresh clashes with demonstrators, authorities close, the country's top tourist attraction. much peachy. even hundreds stranded at the sight. ah. a warm welcome to our viewers round the world. i'm michael oak, who french president manuel mac hall is hosting german chancellor, olof schultz for a joint ministerial summit. today, the 2 leaders and their respective cabinets are expected to hold talks on energy, economic policy and defense subjects. they haven't seen eye to eye on recently. $300.00 lawmakers from both countries are also coming together to mark 60 years since the landmark alizae, treating an agreement which brought post war france and germany closely together

and laid the foundations for today's european union. for the view from paris, where that summit is taking place. let's bring in our correspondent, leisurely lisa, a point of friction between the 2 countries is the issue of supplying ukraine with german built tanks. perish is insisting on it. yet berlin appears indecisive on the matter. how much unity is there between the 2 neighbors? while we can say that these 60 years of corporation of bi lateral corporation have not been easy. it's been a bumpy road with many periods where france and germany didn't seem to agree. but arguably, these past few months have not been easy at all, especially since the last cabinet of doin cabinet meeting last october was pushed back or concert according to who you listened to. and at the 2 counties seem to be

disagreeing on several issues behind the scenes, the l. e. z and the german government has been telling us they have been telling us that everything is okay that this is nothing out of the ordinary. but many observers have said there's there really signs of strong dissent behind the scenes, and they are high expectations when it comes to today's meeting, today's cabinet meeting. they will also be a ceremony before the campbell carruth cabinet meeting to celebrate the 60 use of ellie's a treaty. and observers have been telling me what you really need as a strong shay of bilateral corporation. for example, an agreement on energy or economic matters to show that these tough times are now behind us. as you well know, french president and men on their call was known to be very close with the german chancellor, his predecessor angular miracle. how would you describe the relationship between

mcfall and all of shots today while you're right in that car and i know america were very close though, exchanging text on a constant basis. they were coordinating very closely and this close corporation has not been installed yet between in my, my current owner shows they are very different in character. indeed, you know, on our shoulders from northern germany, he's known to be rather pragmatic. down to earth. com ray is in my, my car, he likes big symbols. he likes to show that there is, you know, this strong franco, german couple and he likes to hold long speeches. so they're very different. and for now, at least they seem to not have found a common path, although or not say that often when there is a new government in place in one country, tooth in or in both countries or for that matter at it takes a little bit of time for the 2 governments, the for the 2 heads of state to find an agreement and to work together. so maybe in

the coming months it will re ever go more smoothly after all. these are very briefly tell us a bit about the franco german council of ministers. what exactly is going to happen in paris today? well, that will be a meeting of members of parliament at the sorbonne university, just behind me at between of the french and the german parliament. and then the cabinet will meet at the alley's a palace later this afternoon. they will have several topics, energy economics, obviously the war in ukraine climate. and we can maybe expect at some announcement when it comes to economics or even when it comes to 80 entity. as observers has been telling me that they are expecting, for example, a common agreement on a new hydrogen networking in year of that is one of the possibilities that are on the table. we will be watching closely. today's meeting. liza louise, many, many fact a deserter from russia's notorious

private army. the wagner group is at the center of controversy in norway, the former mercenary fled russia after he decided he no longer wanted to take part in the warn ukraine. now he seeking asylum, but not everyone thinks he deserves protection. 26 year old andre mid viet of says he was a unit commander and the notorious wagner group. shortly before he fled, he told the human rights organization that his life was in danger. because he didn't want to fight in ukraine any more but in youth with his and i know of 10 executions. the men who were killed right in front of new guys because they didn't want to fight. that it was a warning to others. this could happen to you with help from human rights activists, mid viet of tried to cross the border from russia into norway. after 2 failed attempts, he finally succeeded many ukrainians in oslo or against giving him asylum for his

former employer is accused of committing war crimes in their home country on the east that he knew what he was getting into the wagner group as in ukraine to kill to destroy and to torture and la. yes. these images reportedly show the wagner group in the eastern ukrainian city. so the door on the right there, boss, the prudent ally yevgeny. pre goshen. the private army has sent convicts from russian prisons to ukraine. med fietta says he has video, evidence of the mercenaries, brutality international law experts are uncertain. also, if he has the right to asylum the internet av chanel. we are duty bound to the geneva convention alum guy. and that means that if he was involved in war crimes, we have to either prosecute him ourselves or to extradite him off of the solar cell . the ex mercenaries lawyer says his client maintains he did not participate in any war crimes. and he is currently in an undisclosed location in norway. dozens of

people have been injured in the latest clashes between anti government protesters and security forces, and bruce, capital, lima, the unrest started in december following the ousting of president pedro castillo. it has now spread to many parts of the country, causing almost 50 lives and groovy and authorities have now moved to close the fame turret side of much repeat you on account of the unrest. police and lima rated a university campus where protestors were in large numbers. arresting hundreds in the process buses ferried the detainees to a police station. tensions have flared for months. as protesters demand the resignation of president, deena blue arti, the former vice president took power after her predecessor pedro castillo was ousted. castillo was embroiled and corruption investigations, and tried to dissolve congress ahead of an impeachment, vote. authorities closed,

peruse, most iconic tourist destination much repeat you, leaving hundreds of tourist temporarily stranded officials say the railway to the site had been damaged in multiple places. oh, much of the worst violence has taken place in rural regions. many protesters see pedro castillo, who has indigenous roots as one of their own standing against the urban elite in the affluent lima district of mute of florida. his life is very different from that. in the provinces, not every one has sympathy for the protesters. lemon raheem, every muscle. the problem is not lima, but the regional governors are mayers, they're elected and yet they do nothing with the money. they're given me loss and then they receive a lot of money mutually. we took it. if you ask many, the people who are marching, why they're out there, they don't know why. but for some protesters in the city center, it's about

a broken political system. little woman, not one of the kind of a tiny group of people hold the power, manage the state, manage the police, the armed forces, william congress, the chief prosecutor's office, and they managed the judicial system. and then i think we're in a bad way. and that is why we're going out to fight, even without the gate and the outside lima police headquarters, a crowd demanded the release of detainees from the university raid. another day of classes left dozens more injured, and peru as divided as ever. more stories making headlines around the world. 6 more documents with classified markings had been found at u. s. president joe biden . silman wilmington, delaware. the president's lawyer says the documents were found during a voluntary f b. i search of the property. the search came after 2 previous discoveries of what the white house calls a small number of documents, also state side, ron clain,

will step down as white house chief of staff in the coming weeks. according to u. s. media reports claim has been in the roll since joe biden became us present in in january 2021. is expected. departure comes amid reports that biden will soon announce a decision to run again in 2024 is frustrating. the lunar new year is a major fixture in east asia calendar, as well as for chinese people around the world. for china itself, it marks the 1st holiday since beijing lifted it. strict crone of irish matters, allowing millions of families to reunite for the 1st time in 3 years. but there's still a lot of anxiety among many after a recent spike in covey, 19 infections. ah, a festive gala welcoming the year of the rabbit, ah, acrobatics. martial arts,

over us. a 4 hour extravaganza to mark the most important holiday in china. ah, watch steven by chinese astronauts in outer space. the new year will bring peace. we wish you a new year full of promise. let's welcome every glorious day together. celebration, smacking the new year were anticipated around the world and at home in china, many families are very uniting for the 1st time in 3 years. with the pandemic is over here and for the new year, i wish for a thriving business. i got a good health and a restored production, but above all good health. while many cannot wait to watch the spectacular light

shows fireworks and performances that amplify the festive atmosphere. others are not celebrating at all because there are mourning the loss of their loved ones. that the handling treatise, we burn incense for the people who died. now will the genie and we have to do it as early as possible after midnight in the chinese, new year for china has experienced a search and covert 19 infections and related deaths. since paging lifted, it strict restrictions in december. the holiday season is considered the world's largest annual migration of humans. concerns are high that those traveling back to their home towns could exposed vulnerable of family members to cove it 19. but for many, it's riskless taking after years of not being able to celebrate with their family and friends. in the buddhist league, a 2nd place to fryeburg headed to both berg with the chance of closing

a gap to table leaders by munich to just 2 points. but the host are also trying to qualify for european tournaments themselves, and they had a little more bite than the visitors expected. the homes, i didn't waste any time to open this gory in the very 1st minute of play. patrick them us split the defenders to put the wolves ahead. the build up took some teamwork in vilma converted. what turned out to be the tip of the iceberg? jonas wins. header doubled the lead for wolves berg in the 28th. many patrick villa played provider this time around less than 10 minutes later when went low netting the brace in having another goal pass fryeburg. mark fleck in fryeburg went into the break. a bit shell shocked. the wolves weren't done adding 3 more goals in the 2nd half,

including this jim from defender reed lubbock, who fryeburg left looking for answers while the wolves were all smiles with the blow out. 6 mill victory, and we will end it. they're coming up next shift, living in the digital age and lift the lid on quantum computing. and is much more news and analysis on our website, d, w dot com a michael, ok in girl, in from me in the rest of the team here. thanks for watching and you stay with us to come had a v g county. the highlights you every week in your inbox, subscribe now. ah lardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece.