ah ah ah this is the dublin years live from but been another attack in the west bank and he's railey american man. is the latest victim killed in a drive by shooting? now the incident comes in that a surgeon violence in the region. also on the program you created commanders say the situation in back most is extremely tense as russian forces step

up, their assaults and circling and battle frontline city. capitalists of the ruling atc takes an early late in nigeria as presidential election. but with more than half the vote still unreported, that's growing criticism over the slow count and accusations of fraud. argentinian football style little massey wins fif us talk male, a player of the year award for the 7th. ah, i'm feel gale. welcome to the program. begin in the middle east and more violence in the occupied west bank at this time near the city of jericho and is ready. american man has been killed in his car during a drive by shooting is right before sir. so palestinian gunman targeted several vehicles before fleeing the sea. the incident comes

a day after 2 tribes were killed by palestinian westbank town of hora. israeli satler's responded by attacking palestinian homes and property in the area, killing one palestinian math. i corresponding to rebecca riches father's report. another stand off on the streets of horror just as we arrive. so does this israeli settler, who gets out of his car to confront a group of palestinians surrounded by the foreign press, israeli soldiers intervened painting the still really high hearing who are, were standing at the entrance to the can even increase military presence. this is one of the minds are trying to get from the settlement of it to jerusalem and using and you can see here the cars honking every time a car come through here through here is provocation. really?

it feels like anything could happen on sunday, a palestinian gunmen shot dead to israeli brothers in this town, which led to a revenge attack by israeli settlers rampage through the streets, torching cars and houses. one palestinian was shot dead in the violence for others badly injured. my loss of shirt, i left the shop to pick up one of my employees and i saw a call 100 settlers setting fire to it. they burned the container, but the warehouses burnt, the storehouse for electrical appliances, and destroyed the house of that sort of old door. didn't leave anything for a book as tensions escalate. israel security minister has urged citizen restraint. i mean, i want to comment on what happened and horror the how long i mean, maybe i understand the hard feelings where this isn't the way of al. we can't take the law into our own hands. look him at the whole clay i die. instead he said it

should be israel's government and security forces who quote, crush the enemy fresh report. so now emerged from jericho. also in the occupied west bank, a suspected palestinian gunmen shot dead, another israeli, all this turmoil erupting on the heels of an emergency summit in jordan, where his riley and palestinian officials agreed on measures to try to cool things down. but the ongoing violence, putting any efforts of de escalation on shaky ground. well let's get more on this from d. w. 's middle east on mr. shot he recently. so welcome to the studio shawnee. so we have a sudden and very localized explosion of violence, which presumably has not come out of nowhere. well, of course not. we see it as this is what happening at back for a very strong political weakness on both sides. israel and palestine. his size on the passing inside we have mahmoud abbas the leader of fata in the west bank. he is

a week old leader who is being challenge by the fractions on the ground by hamas from garza and see the unrest bubbling. and he has very little to, to, to stop and contain that on an israel side. is he seen by the policy as, as a week later? so exactly where you are exactly waiting for his inevitable and basically of his regime. and then when we look at israel and it, and now being, you know, standing on trial, his, his legal situation so complicated. he found himself only being able to form a coalition with the extreme right. and the settlers and they feel embolus. now they feel they have the upper hand, they can control it anyhow, they can leave the government's actions and he has barely him to do to stop them or calm things down. and again, this is bubbling on the surface in the ground, in the most heated places of daily contact between settlers and palestinians. things that have been so far quiet are just rising up because of the boldness that we feel on both sides. so it sounds like good verizon there is a quite,

at risk of further escalation. definitely, and we are looking into the 22nd of march as the most crucial dates, the beginning of ramadan. the area is always very tense before the beginning of amazon. and during the month of ramadan, we saw an american attempt just a few days ago in jordan to try and calm things down in a some it took to bring things into this month, a bit more calmly. this hasn't really healed any results. so things look intense. ok, where you have another meeting today, this time the news ready, foreign minister here in germany with his counterpart on their book. what do you expect from that? well, that the germans will like other europeans that have already responded to what's happening or looking for things to come down to whole world. you know, we see international eyes towards israel told you was on, they want things to come down. however, it's not going to be as simple because netanyahu himself on the one had after

jordan. he part where he promised to put a freeze on the settlements. right after he came south, came out with a statement saying this will not come to full terms. so he is very much knitting, i was caught between international criticism and the world and as, and the more extreme fractions of his government. and for now it seems like there's very little breakthrough coming. but of course all sides, especially the days really security apparatus is trying to bring things down. and they were also the one leading the jordan summit. but there's just too many m. re flying and factors up there in the air flaming, you know the fanning the flames. so it's, it's a challenge. ok. shawnee rezani. she for some that up for very nicely. thank you. the to please me please. thank you. ukrainian forces have described the situation in the eastern city of back moses extremely tense as russian troops step up their assault as a rush, as trying to cut ukrainian supplies to the city in order to force him to surrender

or withdraw backwards as become the scene of the longest running battle in russia's year long invasion, the fiercely contested area has become a symbol of ukrainian resistance. taking x at would be a major win for moscow even though it holds that little strategic value. as jonah correspondent that nick connelly in keith. welcome, nick, and let's start with a back. what. what are you hearing about the fighting that we just heard from one of the cranes top generals. he says that the russians have sent some of their best prepared units to bust more, in spite of huge losses in the western side in recent weeks. and there has even been talk that now there is any one remaining road into buffalo from ukraine controlled territory up till recently. there were 2. and that certainly may makes me people here here think that there could be an announcement in the offing. the next couple of hours or days about controls retreat from buffalo. as we understand,

the americans been long pushing the ukrainian side to get out of bottom. what they think that basically the risk to ukrainian lives equipment is just not worth it anymore. previously, this is about binding russians holding russian forces down, stopping them, attacking other places, and trying to create the kind of highest possible damage to russia's forces there at the smallest price ukraine's defenders of the city. and as you mentioned that there isn't a great deal of strategic importance, but this is stephanie become symbol for the criminal given. they're basically so short on winds. in the last couple of months, they are desperate to have something show for all these deaths and all this time invested from a morale point of view. they're not that bad as well as obviously at the, the, the, the direction of the war. this sounds like quite a bad time for you, cried momentum appears to have been on their side holding russia to a standstill and getting all these a weapons and promises from the west suddenly face looks like changing i'm not sure about that. i think all on we've seen the russians going for that kind

of full frontal tactic. attacking whole cities, turning them into rebel. i can possibly hans christian civil done. yes. this is chance. last summer. and you 3 events. you that turned out to be a bit of a pyrrhic victory. they invested a huge amount of energy and results and getting those cities. and then a couple of months later, ukraine was able to take a whole lot more territory in a very short space of time with those lightning advances in the south and near hot give. so this is just more about different ways of fighting a war. and certainly when you talked ukrainians, they are saying that they are now be getting a lot of training, lot of new advice from nato countries from the us mainly. but how to fight warns near these kind of scenes that you seen. but what it really looks like, the 1st will do, we have greater landscape. the city is basically gone, is the old way of fighting and not selling necessarily means a lot in terms of the longer outcome of this war, but certainly will be blow. we've had present zalinski talking about, but more does ukrainian fortress and do you have seen in recent days? ukraine functions trying to prepare public opinion for

a potential withdrawal from boston which can soften that blow. certainly in terms of the optics, it's difficult, but whether it really means a lot for the wider course, this one on north shore. right. and we'll pick up this, this idea of optics. we have president, but biden's law visit last week. and now k of a has received another high ranking american on monday was the us treasury secretaries. that was that the visitor, just another symbolic show support i think it's actually a lot more important and has got to not as much attention as it probably should have. i think it's important to stress that up till the 24th february last year, or even a couple months ago. cables place for foreign ministers came. this is a place that was foreign policy, but now you've seen it most european governments, joan go, and government cent, certainly sending. basically every minister there is ever wants to be part of the story and show that they're doing some for ukraine. and after we have had the president united states in now having the top ranking official, someone who maybe doesn't travel quite much here. this is about the economic war,

the ukraine soldiers it but we're only able to fight because of resources because of their, their pe being coming in regularly. then getting soviet era munitions that obese to being sauced all around the world by the united states, among others. and we've been seeing in recent months, it sanctions are russia already starting to bite the sections on russian energy resources. those boycotts of russian energy from your only weeks starting the last couple months. we've seen rushes ability to produce new weapons severely impacted by sections. now, more pressure coming on nato countries like turkey that have basic cap trade open with russia and been trading jewel purpose goods has been talk of things that washing machines and other kind of domestic tech, going to rushing record quantities because the allegation goes, there are chips in there that he can be used to produce weapons. so the real on the one hand need for you can't get money from the usa to pay its wages, but also to make those actions work and to prevent russia, you know, fighting on by filtering ukraine. and for that nick there, nick convent, keith. we'll take

a look now. it's almost or is making headlines around the world will south in north korea as a leader, kim jong owen, has ordered. what we call the fundamental transformation of the countries agriculture. not submit speculation of countries facing serious food shortages date media have not reported what measures will be taken monday. you're open to political conferences dedicated to act on congress. announce is lifting one of the world's last a face mask mandates imposed during the corona virus pandemic. from wednesday residence will be able to leave home without a mast the 1st time really a 1000 days. it's the last pandemic measure still in falls, in the financial support as a prominent russian opposition figure boris themself of commemorate to the 8th anniversary of his murder. the 55 year old was assassinated if this spot near the kremlin. even the 5 men were convicted in connection with the killing us and themselves allies. i still believe the case was a couple early results in nigeria,

general electric. so the ruling all progressives, party, a congress, a candidate, a bowler to new, go in the lead to replace the outgoing muhammad to hurry. but out of the countries, states have still to report results and to new boost. 17 rivals in this race, a holding on nigeria. that ties is still action since the end of military role in 1999 has been marred by our violence delays and allegations of fraud 3, front runners and all 3 say they're winning nigeria election. but with delays and disruptions and saturday, the result is far from clear. people are getting impatient and increasingly varied . some of us bits in a week to live in. i wouldn't, i would, it was, it was about repore on her good ads are very, were for because ring it is electron will break is not that it might be, it would bring up what it before going to major. this is considered the tightest

presidential race in la g real since it ended military rule in 1999. but experts observing the election said voting over the weekend was affected by poor organization, was africa lit, a robber. of orlin officials, 14 materials. and in some cases, the delivery of raw materials at hollins visions across the country. just, i guess there has also been violence in several states. in one case, on sunday in lagos, a group of men pretended to be electoral officials. i did and stormed into the voting center and attacked blank. i meant to chaos. there have been a few reports of ballad snatching and many complaints of the electronic voting

system that nigeria is using for the 1st time. political leaders have urged the electron commission to declare results to suit, to feel that for the delay we'll dampen public trust and incite or more violence. we do not want this. we want peace in our country. we want the, you know, a credible election and we want us all to come together as niger is a make this thing. what does security challenges will have to be tackled by the new president? once nigerians know who that will be so with about a half of her nigeria, so states reporting their results. so so far i asked our legacy bureau chief flourish to quarrel about the biggest surprises so far. oh feel legacy is definitely a big surprise for a lot of people. lagos is a, has been the strong code of the a p. c. candidates, which is the ruling party candidate, bella maintainable since 1999. no other policy has,

has one league was for the presidential and governorship or lectures. and for the 1st time, p t r o b one, legal states, one will add to the in his own state. that definitely came as a big surprise. another surprise was also past the united states. that is where the president's more my to worry is from a p b p. one up president, wary in prism harvest, patsy in his own states. but you know, obviously still remains in the lead. there still a lead in so far, but then again, we don't know when the final results will be announced is still, you know, something that we cannot predict at this point. we just have to wait until the final results are announced. okay. and that it staggers me. this is a field of 18. that candid outside in this field is starting to look like a 3 horse race between the ruling and opposition parties. and this a peter o. b, who you mentioned from the labor party. he seems to have come out of nowhere. how's

he managed to break through? well, he's just tapped into the use. what political our with our wake me that's happening . a light's area. i'm seems to be an sas protest of 2020 young people have been mobilize the land, you know, encouraging people to, to wake up. i use the outbursts to actually protest against bad governors. if our view as can recall in 2020, there were massive protests that hits the sheets of nigeria where young people were qualified. and really in latoria police unit. and at the end of the day it's, it's, it's kind of evolved into a general protest against bad governors. and now that protest has resulted in what we have seen now. and that is exactly what be towel b is top. we need to because to young people, he represents a new faith. and he's also, he also represents someone that is not, you know,

part of the nigerian corrupt system. as our legacy bureau chief a flourish to cora, not a turkey were president reggie type heard. one has asked for forgiveness for his government slow response to the area of the hardest hit by this month's earthquake. he went on to blame after shocks on bad weather and rejected claims of the country was not prepared to look the anger at the government. so crisis management presents a major political challenge. mr. ard, one is the 6th re election in may. the earthquakes 3 weeks ago, turkey and syria killing 50000 people. so it's an apology. gotta be enough to redeem the president invoked his eyes. i asked as la aden tish bash, who's a fencing fellow with brookings institutions, turkey project. well, it's too early to say how this will translate into so poor to or a lack of support for the government. clearly people are very angry,

particularly in areas that are affected by the earthquake, but it across the country too. and there is been a slow response. ah, a government agency trying to trap a government agency and search and rescue agency official agencies trying to monopolize the ada efforts and not doing a good job. and i thing on top of it a, clearly a discussion has started in the country about the governance system. is that the case that the governance system turkeys, high per centralized new system is causing some of the failures. so this will inevitably merge into the conversation about the elections and bleed into the electoral issue and on dad, i think existing polarization will continue. it's too early to say in which direction this will change the existing divided whole rise nature of

turkish closings. because natural disasters tend to work in both directions, right. although the blaring for a lot of a death in these natural disasters has been as been laid at the foot of sloppy construction work. and the president has promised to rebuild the more than $230000.00 to homes that were destroyed in the next year. and one wonders kind of promise like that, be credible while maintaining proper safety standards. it's very dangerous to rush into a speed of construction boom. grind away turkey needs significant new legislation, new donations, new funding, new laws to make sure that existing building construction laws, which are fine, by the way, turkeys, existing laws are fine only if you apply it. so if a,

if in the regions that are affected by the earthquake construction had been according to turkey's own rules and lego regulations, very few people would have died. therefore, we need to really, instead of rushing institute into construction, we need to really look at they look at the problem with the application of the existence existing. why is it that people are able to circumvent the codes? why is it that there are so much corruption in construction? why is it that local authorities, government agencies, oversight agencies are effectively part of a corrupt system that whereby full buildings fall on people? so that's number one. but the 2nd issue is i think the government needs to really look at the governance system. the fact that there's no local agency, the fact that local governments have no st. in, in these issues,

the fact that there's no local got response to disasters. it's all coming from a centralized. thank you so much for our lining that so clearly or for us as well. i didn't tisha bash from the booking situation. thank you. thank you. as for one of the biggest sticking points in post bracelet negotiations, how to regulate trade with northern ireland, which of course is part of the united kingdom, but has been treated differently from the rest of the country since the original brackson deal. now the european union and the u. k. have made a breakthrough. your commission president, i sort of found a line and a u. k. prime minister, which is soon extra draft agreement. following talks near a prime minister hailed a new chapter in relations with brussels. while the commission president said the deal would support stability in no relationship and it was my correspondent jack paris in brussels, told us why the e, you had made concessions to get the steel over the line where they wanted the deal

to be done. and i also, i think it comes down to trust with the new see not government. they feel that he came to brussels and negotiated this deal in earnest. one of the things that has taken place is this idea of green lanes and red lanes for produce. so these are products that are going from the united kingdom towards northern ireland, across the iris, see if they are destined then for the republic of ireland, which remains within the european union, they'll go into a red lane and will have all the checks that any goods entering the you would have the green lanes, basically for just goods that are going from great britain into northern ireland. now this science complex. finally, it is the details of this deal unbelievably complex. i've been working on, breaks it for many, many years now, and it streamlines dense the details of exactly how the oversight is looking. but from a british, from a new perspective, they really wanted to show the u. k. this new u. k. government, they're all workable solutions. and they've reduced much of the checks that have

been in place since that deal came in force in the beginning of 2021. no football and little massey has one fif us male player of the year award for the 7th time. at last year, he guided argentines, the woke up title and help. perry san german, when the french league r. salinas alexia protest, i took home the 2022 women's award. the ceremony in paris followed a vote by fans and football personalities. ah, lin messy has gone from winning this famous trophy for the very 1st time to receiving a 7th fifo world's best male player, a war for now. no good about me were here was crazy for me. me. so i achieved my dreamed it. i had been hoping for for so long in city. he fought off competition from his petty salmon teammate

and france forward killing him, pappy as well as rail madrid's champions league winner carrying bens emma argentina's. welcome. when also meant linelle, stallone was named best men's coach, while england's triumph in the women's european championship. their 1st major honor landed serena vague. men, the female coach award, the best women's player, went to spain's alexia protests for the 2nd straight year, alexia, who they are her barcelona side, when every league game last season, polish and beauty football matching alexi also won best goal. a flurry of awards after a busy year of football and yet again, it's leonor metty taking home the big prize. leave you with a treat for your eyes. the northern lights have made

a rare and dazzling display much further south than usual. over the weekend, the aurora borealis is that also known to lit up the skies above the island, the netherlands, much of the u. k and germany. the phenomenon is caused by solar winds, interacting with the earth atmosphere. these normally limited to areas closer to the arctic circle as it show up to date. more at the top of be our coming up next on d, w, our environment magazine that eco africa looking at ways to boost food security. a good day with

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