donation one back sitting on. find out about rubinez story. in some migraines. reliable news for migraines. wherever they may be. ah ah, this is d w. news line from berlin. united nations condemns the abuse of prisoners in the war in ukraine. human rights watch dogs say both sides have been carrying out summary executions of troops captured on the battlefield. germany's biggest lender at the center of stock market term. one deutscher bank takes a battery,

but chancellor olaf sholtes says there's no reason to be concerned. france cleans up after millions, joined nationwide protests against pension reform. president emmanuel next poll says he won't back down units more demonstrations are expected in the coming day. ah. i michael ok. welcome. united nations has condemned evidence of abuse of prisoners of war by both sides in ukraine. the un human rights monitoring, she used to tell the bug, nor has accused russia of widespread summary execution and forced disappearances within ukraine. documented abuses by russian forces out numbered those by ukraine, by 6 to one. wagner says both sides have been executing prisoners captured during the conflict. we are deeply concerned about the summary execution of up to 25

russian prisoners of war and pearsons, or to combat by ukrainian armed forces, which we have documented this was often perpetrated immediately upon capture on the battlefield. while we are, we're aware of ongoing investigations by ukrainian authorities into 5 cases involving 22 victims. we are not aware of any prosecution of the perpetrators in relation to the treatment of ukrainian prisoners of war. we are also deeply concerned by the summary execution of 15 ukrainian prisoners of war shortly after being captured by russian armed forces. the wagner wagner, group military and security contractors, perpetrated 11 of these executions. i spoke to nick connelly, our corresponded in keith about the findings in the report. certainly these

are shocking allegations. we've had some racism of the methodology from ukraine's human rights ombudsman. and he's important distress though, that the numbers are not conclusive, and they are skewed towards the potential abuses committed on the ukrainian side. simply because russia does not allow access to these un bodies to ukrainian prisons . war either in rational about ukraine or in westport, was there any able to talk to you brennan, former presence of, or who've returned, who've been released in and out back in ukraine? so i think this is an important 1st salt, but in terms of understanding the scale of this is going to take a whole lot more time. potentially. we're only going to really understand the full extent of these abuses after this war is over because simply the access isn't there . there isn't another issue here, as you well know. throughout this war we've struggled to get reliable numbers for civilians being either killed or injured or who have simply vanished. let's listen to me until the bubner again. the war has come at a hernandez,

human cost. as of this week, we have documented more than 8000 civilians who have been killed and almost 14000 injured. more than 90 percent were caused by missiles, explosive weapons on mines and explosive remnants of war. the actual figures are unfortunately considerably higher. nick, why is it so difficult to get reliable numbers? well, some of it is about the chaos of war. hundreds of 1000 millions of ukrainians have left their home. many them within ukraine, but also to other countries in europe, trying to track down people who have survived some of the worst battles of this war . and marable, all milan screeching last year is very, very difficult and little confusion about where people are and trying to kind of verify the numbers that have come from the ground. and again, it's a story of access, the russian occupational, thirty's, innocent, kind on,

not allowing access. so the investigates for this report haven't been to place like mary paul, that you know, most people will remember as the c scene or some of the worst fighting the beginning. this war, those awful scenes of the destroyed theater with hundreds of people were sheltering in the basement. all the destruction in the maternity would that those images of the mothers running downstairs with the new born babies that all is not accounted for. so things are important to say, this is question of verified cases rather than the complete numbers. this is the 1st attempt, and i think the kind of burden of proof required here is pretty high. but i think it's important, these attempts being made already as this war is still going on. this is something that is going to take a long time. we've seen it in a previous conflict, but the people are here on the ground. i'll try and clicks information to make sure that this truth actually gets out. you have covered this war since the start. what are people on the ground telling you about the hidden cost of this war? well certainly there is the hidden danger and cost to real people as of see things

like landlines, and there are a huge areas of ukraine that i'll just not safe aware. the yet damage to surveillance is going to continue for years if not decades. but in terms the kind of psychological impact in people far away from the front lines, all living with urology of war are seeing their relatives coming to damage and also living with the potential of being called up to fight. so any moment, so there is an epidemic of depression, of anxiety in this country, people taking sleeping pills, people having to take other kinds of medication to somehow deal with the stresses and the kind of background tensions of living in a country at war. and i think for lots people that's only going to be really felt once this was over, they can let go and kind of adrenalin was of the w's nic connelly in keys as ever. many things the banking crisis should golfing global stock market as spread to germany. it's biggest lender, deutsche bank lead a europe wide sell off. chancellor

o love shalt stepped in with reassuring words after european union summit saying there is no reason to be concerned. but the recent state backed rescue of switzerland's credit suisse and the collapse of several smaller us banks has shaken market competence. the market volatility has now hit germany's biggest banks, particularly deutsche a bank. chas came on depression on friday, on the side lines of any use summit, chancellor, olaf sholtes came to its offence. he dodged bunk up to like a shift or dodge a bank has fundamentally overhauled and reorganized its business, modeled and his yet. and it's a very profitable bang yet, and just unzip off your top left was no reason for any concerns you could on tomorrow. nevertheless, nervousness continued on the frankfurt stock exchange and on others across europe. the decks closed down 1.7 percent. while there's been no new bad news about the

banking sector, the cost of insuring against bank failures, a key risk indicator is rising. davidson guns and china doll, it will now be crucial to see how many politicians and central banks managed to reassure investors and customers. we would have a real acute banking crisis if customers went to the banks and demanded their money . and there's absolutely no reason for that. at the moment. absolute kindful deb site last week, the swiss bank credit suisse had to be rescued. but experts say germany's banks and not in the same situation 80, i see no basis for a broader banking crisis. lots of banks are doing well. they're running real money with the higher interest rates and have been through much more difficult times than now. but in spite of this, the markets have been treating them very badly, a 100 for now, markets remain on edge and it's still not clear what it will take to calm them. more than a 1000000 people have joined protests or cross france against president. and then

on that cons pension reform plants, cities nationwide including the capital paris, had been cleaning up in the aftermath of often violent demonstrations. police made hundreds of a rash in europe. human rights watched on has criticized access force by the authorities. michael wants to extend the retirement age by 2 years to 60 full use executive powers to push the plan through parliament without a vote. francis cancelled a planned state visit by britain's king charles as resolved. i asked our correspondent in paris. sonya found the car. whether this is a humiliation for president mackerel? well, michael, the decision to postpone king charles's visit. you know, because of the one type situation here in france does come as an in madison to have to say to president macro. this is because this visit was really significant. it was meant to be charles 1st state was it as monarch. it was meant to, you know,

kind of cement a newly revitalized friendship between france and the u. k. after years, of course, for ex attentions and the last would reaction to this, the leader of the center, right. what we can party at $840.00 said yesterday that the cancellation visit comes as a shame to the country. it has dented frances credibility. meanwhile, on the, on the left there are some opposition. politicians who am welcome to sketch cancellation saying that you know, the optics of this was it could not have been worse with president macro planning a lavished of all the king in the form of royal residents. the beside palace at the time when pirates, you know, literally boons and they say this image would have been jarringly inappropriate, and would have only served to further provoke demonstrate. i think all this is really kind of illustrates just how tense the situation in france is. again, we've seen violet demonstrations this week in the union seem resolved to keep the fight going is their fear of an escalation when i get the feeling that the protests are not really going to die down anytime soon,

you're right. the unions have called for another day of strikes and demonstrations . and next tuesday we, this week we saw over a 1000000 people take to the streets to protest this unpopular pension reform. i think one way from the government here is, are these kind of spontaneous, unorganized for tis the seem to be, you're opting out at night almost on a daily basis in many cities and towns will be seen clashes between demonstrators and police with it. also reports of heavy handed tactics, which i believe was the unrest. so i think this will continue for, for some days to come. so near pharmaca with the latest from parish many things look now at some other stories making headlines around the world at this hour. the speaker of russia's parliament wants to ban the international criminal court for issuing an arrest form for president vladimir, who the court accuses putin of deporting children from ukraine to russia. the

speaker vicious lob laudanum says any one who assists the icing should be punished with at least 2 people have been killed in an explosion at a chocolate factory in the us state of pennsylvania. several more are injured while others remain missing. the cause of the blast at the r m. palmer plant is not yet known. the world needs to act now to fight a global shortage of drinking water. that was the message from un secretary general . antonio gutierrez as an international water conference wrapped up in new york, delegates back in action plan containing almost 700 commitments to protect the water supply. u. s. president joe biden, and canada as prime minister, adjusted for jo, have agreed on a deal to send back asylum seekers who do not enter via official border crossings. they also say they'll work more closely together again. so authoritarian regimes

biden ease in canada on a state visit. shifting to sports now, the germans, men's national football team, returned to the pitch for the 1st time since it's dismal showing at the world cup coach hands. he flick has selected a handful of new faces and a new captain as well, and he's desperate to turn around his team's fortunes. the fresh face of germany's new era. your shoe kimmy may only have the job because manuel noah hart himself skiing. but the new captain seems symbolic of hands. he flicks grievance squad. the bell. mr. nick, good. we had a really good week in training with this new boy. a very good level under the newcomers also contributed to that. that's why we really went for it. as you would expect on the i'm some good gothic implement this as for said, committee was part of germany's debacle in katara. the 2nd world cup in succession

at which the 14 champions failed to qualify from their group. the new skipper is determined that such under performance won't be repeated on his watch. and as amone's am unspoken, still, she didn't live up to our expectations that we were supposed to be, especially when you see. and we often talk about this, the potential we have in the team. we're not living up to it so much for him to how does the genres and that's something that should annoy all of us. eggens order as ish vinnish. i don't want to look back in 15 years from my career is over and see. i actually had a great team. we had a great team, but we didn't achieve anything above the i'm excuse us. while germany of been in turmoil by munich are usually a well oiled machine. the chemical goal last weekend couldn't save eula novels man's job as the stuttering champions lost in liver cousin. yet he had nothing but praise for his former coach, union august, man. then you got on you and now guzman is an act standing coach updates on really i've had a lot of coaches know

a lot of top coaches with the song and still i would say he's easily in the top 3 of my best coaches and top tires man, i am on a vessel dinner. captain chemist certainly talks a good game. no, he and his new look, germany squad must show that they can play one to and we will end it there. coming up, shift looks at the tension between security and privacy as technology's presence in people's lives increases. don't forget, there's always more news on our website, d, w dot com, a mike local in berlin for me in the whole team. thanks for your company. i been evelyn share my welcome to my podcast allows the matter that i and by celebrities influences and experts to talk about all playing loud thank from dating again today nothing. let's discuss all these things and.