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ah ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, a deadly blast in the russian city of saint petersburg. the explosion of the cafe killed a well known military blogger and wounded many others. also coming up finland, center right, leader petrie, or po claims,
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a title victory and sundays parliamentary election incumbent prime minister, santa marine concede defeat after her party finished 3rd and co supposed former president hush. and tachi goes on trial for war crimes, dating back to his country's fight for the independence in the late 1990 plus several crashes mar or the australian formula. one grand prix in melbourne. but defending champion macs for stopping emerges as the winner. yet again, all that more coming up in sports. ah, i'm sorry, kelly, welcome to the program. russia's inter fax news agency is reporting that a woman has been arrested in connection with sunday's explosion at a st. petersburg cafe that killed a well known military blogger. inter fax says that the woman had previously been
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detained for taking part in anti war rallies. the explosive device was reportedly hidden inside of a present given to of la than to tar ski. russians say media say 32 people were wounded in the blast. this is the blogger flatland to tire ski. real name maxime full mean. filming himself last year at the grand kremlin palace, he had been invited there to celebrate rogers annexation of ukraine's occupied regions. this defiant tirade moses went viral. we will beat every one. he said, we will kill every one. we will rob every one who needs to be robbed. everything will be the way we love him. while these kinds of videos made him wildly popular among pro war russian nationalists walker. and now, as these scenes suggest, a target to tar ascii was killed after a blast at this restaurant. he had been hosting an event,
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their meeting supporters and subscribers to his telegram channel. local media reports the tourist. he had been presented with a figurine just minutes before the blast. and that the figurine was the source of the explosion. after this figuring ahead of a minor and a helmet, they put a summer back though without a 2nd thought and he carried on with his questions. then suddenly everything exploded and there was smoke. it was like a slow motion movie. it was sit on the back half of the whole, everyone started to run and we needed to ron. so we ran those from a near had blood all over them of course. but you can use it. oh, i don't re adding further to the fog of uncertainty. the venue itself has close links to wagner mercenary group bossy of guinea pig gozine. russia's state investigative committee has opened a murder investigation. it's a reminder of the unpredictable consequences of the war which to tar sky cheered so
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fervently. germany's vice chancellor robert hobbit has arrived in the ukrainian capital key on an unannounced visit. habash who is also germany. economy minister is being accompanied by business leaders for talks expected to focus on rebuilding the war torn country. it is his 1st trip to ukraine since russia launched its invasion last year. he says the visit is intended to give hope to ukrainians and underscore berlin's solidarity with keith. now finland center, right. national coalition party has won the nordic countries parliamentary elections, incumbent prime minister, santa marine conceded defeat with hert social democrats. coming in 3rd. the far right leader fins party was in 2nd place. now, winning national coalition party leader had terry or po, now faces the challenge of forming a new governing coalition. oh, she it will,
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her party even in defeat. simon marvin, finland's youngest of a prime minister, bows out after a narrow loss in the general election. b, i guess i'm not for very, very long time has a prime minister's party managed to increase its support in the number of seats. this is a brilliant achievement, although he did not come 1st to day. at just 37 marinez finland's most popular prime minister of the century. but she struggled to convert her personal approval ratings into votes for social democratic party. rising public debt and the cost of living crisis, resulting from russia's invasion of ukraine as wait heavily on the government. oh, well they come in finland is quite the bad that the moment them we need to find a way to get it better. i think that we should not build this society based on taking more depth the conservative national coalition party and his lead up
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a terry or po, successfully capitalized on these concerns coming 1st in the polls, we are clear alternative to look to the left being government and people are very worried about our economy and we had be heart good program. how to boost our economy. what kind of reform speed we are going to do and this was our message b. we'll fix our country the far right. the friends party under the leader rica pura came 2nd with an anti immigration and you were a skeptic program, relegating the social democrats to 3rd place. the whole former said he's open to forming a governing coalition with either of his major opponents. tough negotiations, lawyer, head asana, marine lost the election despite most fans. being happy with her leadership, i asked michel potent n political analyst from temporary university. why marines, popularity didn't save her party. thank you for allowing me to
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speak about the recent finish elections. and the reason why some of them are in a loss is that the, the 2 crises, the major price is the grown up pandemic. and then the russian invasion of ukraine pivoted the finish political space into talking more about economy done previously . we've always had this undertone of being very frugal, caretakers of our economy. and obviously because of these 2 crises, extraneous to the current government, got a modem that grew considerably still in comparison field. and in the middle in the u. like not in prices more really per se on it showed how strongly electric resonated with the idea that now we have focus on the economy. and so now you have
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finland's conservative leader set to become prime minister. tell us a little bit more about him. has been the leader of the national coalition or the last 4 or 5 years in fact. and he is probably could, he's perhaps not as conservative as the party pro. i would suggest he tends to have a pro european attitudes and other socially liberal as well. but the party as a whole is perhaps conservative and such a good fit may be for the party in terms of values. but they are not. it's not an impossible match for the social democrats and the national coalition to find common ground to form a government together, but they will still need a 3rd party to complete a majority government. so any sort of government coalition in finland under the
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current constellation of parties always tends to need a 3rd. so there is moderation and a lot of compromises and a lot of detail making that goes into creating a finnish coalition government. i'd like to ask you, let's turn to the international level now because finland shares a border with russia. it is set to join nieto as early as next week. what impact will these elections have on finland's foreign policy? well, as i said to be because of the compromising and even if it's part of which is your skeptic, if they are the government party with the national coalition, the national coalition does have a positive outlook towards european union. so i wouldn't think that there is a huge shift in finish or policy. the nato application was done in, in
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a common effort. nato application is probably one of the largest and most significant changes of popular opinion and finish history in such a short time. and otherwise it is to be expected that there are not huge changes in finish foreign policy, at least not immediately. thank you so much for that analysis, political analyst, me cope latan and joining us. we appreciate it. thank you very much and cherish mother stories making news around the world. horizons have voted overwhelmingly to ban rental electric scooters in the french capital in a referendum, while 89 percent of voters back to the ban on the app activated machines turn out was less than 8 percent. officials have promised to comply with the vote making paris the 1st major european capital to ban the self service scooters. canyon opposition leader ry la o'denza has called off planned anti government demonstrations. after 2 weeks of chaotic protests. odenza said that his party would
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instead sit down for talks with president william router's government odenza and his supporters accused grotto of sealing last year's presidential election. although the results were upheld by kenya's supreme court, my administration is doing both are being counted in bulgaria after the countries, 5th general election in just 2 years or partial result. place the 2 main blocks, neck and neck in the race. a center right for being led by prime minister, a bicycle boris off was narrowly overtaking its rival, the pro western reformist p. p. d. b. coalition. montell narrows former economy minister jock of mulatto, which has one more balkan countries presidential run off the long time leader me low. japan of ich conceded defeat in the race. the largely ceremonial position now to carnival has dominated montenegrin politics for almost 3 decades.
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we had now to the democratic republic of congo, a number of peace initiatives, and a regionally brokered cease fire have failed to bring an end to an insurgency in the countries east. government forces have been fighting a group known as the m. 23 in the region says, the armed group, resurfaced after years under ground. now the m. 23 or march 23rd rebel movement was founded by congo, least army deserters belonging to the ethnic tootsie minority. the group took up arms again in late 2021. saying that the government broke a pledge to integrate their fighters into the national army. and citing a need to protect tutsis from rival extremist groups. the current fighting has displaced hundreds of thousands of people despite the deployment of an expensive un peacekeeping force in the area. now dw corresponded mario miller reports now, on the growing public anger in the regional capital, goma, ah,
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almost every day people take to the streets in eastern congos goma. they're fed up with increasing attacks by militants, especially m, 23 rebels. they say un peacekeepers and troops deployed from east africa of failing to protect them and they are tired of waiting for aid from the own government. oh not much john. like we going hungry? the sick a dying because we can't even find porridge to feed them or not that we're not leaving empty handed, but we know there's food in a depot field. so give it to us one more step will i be to the un says over 800000 people have been displaced by fighting between congo. leesville says, and m 23 rebels. the collapse of yet another sci fi and early march has aggravated the situation. thousands of displaced live in kenya regina, north of goma,
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local authority. se protest is here attack to passing un convoy, which then fired into a crowd, killing 8 civilians and wounding $28.00 mo. what to say d, about a bit bit. we would like the bodies released from the morgue doctor william was so that we can greet lushly, baby, there will be less tension. never than give this family is mourning the loss of samuel mahogany. the 22 year old was one of those shot dead by un peacekeepers. number one on said the across the long he helped us though like a father magellio one. i own that i am a widow and he took care of me and the whole family. resentment is rife towards monasco, the un mission and congo on esco is the humans largest and most expensive mission in the world. yet many here say it doesn't make them safer. but ginny was the mamma . there have been many deaths just us of none. the more deaths,
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there are more well more soldiers. there are. but the one they keep coming. oh, good ill. there's still no solution for founding the war continues when owned as yet the la universal don monasco is due to pull out of the d. r. c. next year, but many want them to leave sooner. if that sentiment grows, that menace go head worries the situation could become even worse. see all nancy, boehme, utah. so if we don't act urgently to try and reduce these tensions, we risk finding our cells and an even more complex situation than the one on which we find ourselves in at the moment. my room after no efforts underway, the united nations security council delegation visited go my recently to discuss solutions to the conflict. the you pledged 47000000 euros and aid and a 1st mostly flight, deliberate tense and medical supplies. but many families like this one wonder,
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will it be enough? a major war crimes trial related to kosovo, struggle for independence from serbia in the late 19 ninety's gets underway in the hague to day. former coastal president hush and tachi and 3 others are accused of murder and torture, in connection with their roles and the kosovo liberation army and the k. l. a is crackdown on opponents. although victims families have been waiting for justice for more than 2 decades. the trial with over 300 witnesses is unlikely to deliver any quick verdicts. ah, she thought she is the rebel who became president only for his past to catch up with him at the height of his powers indicted for war crimes. by the course of all special court solace fund. i put them in order to protect the integrity of the presidency of republic of kosovo. i resigned to day from the position of president
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of the republic of crossover that she was a taught commander of the kosovo liberation army during the 1990s. seen here taking notes diplomat called him the voice of reason christian ha, a. busy but prosecutors accused him of responsibility for nearly $100.00 murders carried out by his forces during the uprising against serbian rule throughout the legal process that she has vowed to clear his name. ah, nobody got to live with her. but i believe in really good reason. just so to, to set cost of an object, barzon itch. she lost 2 brothers in the conflict. much more that possibly it may be
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there some additional evidence as they call it, that will help the prosecutor and a judge to convict them quiet chair or the palm of and so that kinds of this kind are not repeated i her or so there thus saith the vicious watching if they were sent upon avenue, the wait for justice will be long. the trial expected to last months, if not years. and for more on that story that's bringing correspondence. lithia shelton who is in the hag following the trial. so tell us a little bit more about what prosecutors accused the former kosovo and present up. yes, the allegations go back to the end of the 19 ninety's when a casa will was seeking independence from serbia and eventually got it back then. and the insurgency, the kosovo liberation army,
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was fighting against serbia. and hashem, touchy, and 2 or 3 other men now being accused. i have been part of the course of integration army and now are accused of having committed war crimes and crimes against humanity. these war crimes and french against humanity include torture, murder, forced air, disappearance of people, but all to persecution. the prosecutor said they're never going systematically against every one who was against the kosovo liberation army, and that there are individually responsible for these deeds. to put a number on this, there being accused of being responsible for up to a 100 murders, all of the 4 accused hefty night, the charges and what is expected as the trial begins today. yet today it will start with a prosecutor reading out the opening statement and he has been allocated up to 5 hours for this. then there might be 45 minutes if they're still time for the
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victims council and then only tomorrow the 40 friends in their teams will have time to to make their case. what has been the reaction to this trial in kosovo? because i mean we, we seen that his, he's been a popular politician. yeah. so as you've mentioned, when he ran you was indicted when he was put into the attention he was himself still the president. so back then and already now you could have seen billboards where of support for, for her to be touchy. and also yesterday there have been protests us out on the street showing support to him who's considered for some a war hero. and even here in the hague, there are people that are showing his support to him. how long is the trial expected to last? yet the trial is supposed to last quite long. this is also because let alone the prosecution has said that they will call upon 312 victims,
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which will take at least 2 years. this is without the defendants having already named any of of their witnesses. so this trial they'll take a long time. thank you so much for your recording. dw lucio shelton joining us from the hague. where as we mentioned, former kosovo president hush im touchy facing charges of war crimes. ah, some sports news for you now and in formula when defending champion mac for stoppin of red bull, one aka arctic australian grand prix crashes gl laura caused havoc, but the dutch standings leader was able to keep his cool to win his 2nd race the season. ah, a bit of australian culture before the race got started in once he did red bulls max fish up and got overtaken by mercedes, george russell in russell's teammate. louis hamilton got past finished up and in the 1st lap of the race right before the 1st crash for ari shawl. a clerk,
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the winner in melbourne last year was turned into a pedestrian after making contact with aston slant stroll before the tit lap. another crash this time its alexander albin for williams who flew off in ended his chances. following that may ham fished up and made a move to overtake mercedes louis hamilton. the race was red flagged again on lac 56. kevin magnusson ran wide and grazed the wall, which ripped his wheel apart, teen up and 2 lab showdown between macs for stopping in louis hamilton. but not without another collision. alpine teammates smacked into each other, leaving debris everywhere. shopping held on to win his maiden grand prix. in australia with the pole to pole finish was a bit of a mess. but here we,
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we survived everything we had good faith on the god today again and we won which of course is the most of them finished up and extends his lead in the standings to 15 points with his 2nd win for red bull. the team that's finished on top of all 3 grand prix this season to the month of bob. and it's like a here in germany where huffman heim have boosted their hopes, of avoiding relegation. they want to want at vander bremond to make a 2 wins on the spin po, from han coach pelligrini matter, right? so still has it all to do to secure his side's top flight future. 3 points against payment would go a long way to settling hope and one's nerves as they looked to avoid a 1st ever relegation from the buddha's leader. early in the 2nd half they took the lead through andre tremor ridge with a gold that boded well. whenever they probation talisman has found the next in the league this season, hoffen home have been undefeated. just 2 minutes later, they schooled again with another close range head,
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a slither of space inside raymond's boat. this time exploited by austrian kissed off baumgartener. the visitors were made to whether a late storm that even so brave and pull one back. almost people had asked, glancing off the back of an unfortunate john anthony brooks as it sailed in pos goalkeeper of a bellman. but 2 goals were enough in the end for hoffen home and pellegrino to secure a 2nd successive victory in the league and take a big step toward safety. he has wrap up the weekend's plan to think of results, cologne, and glad back. also played on sunday, but it was a drab 00 draw in the rhine derby the weekend. big game was byron unix for to win over barissi, a dark men in thomas to host 1st game in charge. also on saturday, there were handsome winds for mines, labor cruising, and union berlin. and here's
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a quick glimpse at the buddhist like a table at the conclusion of matched a 26 byron or back on top 2 points after the wind over dormant on saturday. when you own in fryeburg, complete the champions league places with 8 games to go at the bottom here to berlin, shaka and stood guard, remain in trouble with huffing. i'm edging further from danger and here's a look at some other news from the world of sport in the woman, but it's in the woman's goodness, legal wolf's burbs, germany, captain alexandra pox, ford home, 10100 and 1st league goals in an 8 mill thrashing of verda bremen, champions wolf's burg recently lost at top spot, having been beaten by byron munich last time out. but they remained just to point behind their rivals who also one twice european champions. chelsea have sacked coach gram potter after just 6 months in charge. the london side had been hoping to
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challenge for the merely title the season, but are languishing in 11th place in tennis, danny, him, and yet it has won his 1st miami title and 4th trophy of the year. he defeated italy as janik sinner in straight sets. it has been a good week for the 27 year old after wimbledon, also lifted fat on russian fires due to the war and ukraine. ethiopia is a j. i yano one, the parents men's marathon and the 20 year olds 1st ever a competitive appearance at a full distance vent in the women's race run in grey and windy conditions. kenya's . hello kid. prop claimed victory after a late sprint to the line denied on tele unload of ethiopia. and here's a quick reminder of the top story that we have been following for you. this, our, a well known russian military blogger has been killed in an explosion at
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a cafe in saint petersburg. some 30 others were wounded in that blast russian media say that a woman with ties to anti war gatherings has been arrested in connection with the incident. of next, that is the environment magazine, eco africa, including a report on how to maybe i could be supply in europe with sustainable fuel. i'm sarah kelly in berlin. thanks for watching. ah ah, with
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nico africa, this is the real cost of gas extraction. one of the largest coral reefs in the world is under threat thousands of fishermen and more tanya and synagogue are losing access to their fishing ground so that others can turn
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