it starts with a 19 dw, the this is dw news line from berlin, new york journey, fine jersey fines. donald trump, liable for sexual assault, for me was president, is ordered to pay $5000000.00 in damages to call him mister eugene. carol, it's a 1st time trump has faced the legal consequences over a string of sexual assault obligations. also coming up former pakistani prime ministration, where i'm kind is arrested congress taken into custody as he appears in court to

face charges of corruption as part of use calling abduction plus turkey gets set to go to the polls on sunday. the general election is expected to be the tightest in decades with young voters prime to play a significant role, the amir and open. welcome to the program. jurors in a civil lawsuit have read donald trump liable for sexually abusing a magazine writer in the 1990s. the new york city jury ordered from to pay, calling this jean carol $5000000.00. however, it rejected, carol's claim that the assault constituted rape. the decision came just after a few hours until abrasions from for his part says he'll appeal.

now earlier dw washington correspondent, i mean as of told me about the reaction of aging carol did from our trump accuser, it seems she considers it resolving victory. she walked out arm in arm with her lawyer with a smile across her face. and she said that finally the world knows the truth, that this is not just the victory for her, the victory for all women who have suffered because they weren't believed. so she really feels that this outcome vindicates, or they ruled that she was sexually abused by trump. and they also ruled that he did famed her by going public in october 2022 and saying that it was all a hoax. it was all made up. he didn't even know her. what they stopped short of is calling, it's a rape. and trumps lawyers said after the verdict came in that it was a strange verdict, and it does raise some legal questions. why? if they believed her account, they didn't believe that he raped her,

considering that her account was the only witness testimony of that assault that sexual abuse of trump, of her by trump. uh, so it does raise some legal questions, but for her certainly it was only victory. so we've already heard from, from lawyers there has the former president himself responded to the verdict. you know, even before the verdict came in, he messaged on his social media platform. truth social that he would appeal the verdict no matter what the outcome. because he said that he was silenced during the trial. and after the verdict came in, he went back to his claims that he doesn't even know this woman which was proved false because there photos of him with her. and he said that the whole thing was a witch hunt. these are the words that he used before the trial and which made him liable for defaming eugene carol. so it doesn't seem that this has changed his tact at all, and we definitely will see an appeal here. all right,

so the same song and dance number from the former president, but is this likely to have an effect on his new bid for the white house? so now that's probably why most people are watching this trial so closely. he says that he's going to run for president again on the republican ticket. so far pundits republic components have said that there's no chance is going to hurt his his attempt at the white house. again. don't forget that in 2016 before his 1st attempt and successful attempt, he, a video surfaced of him admitting to groping women. and that didn't seem to have an effect to one that presidential election and became president of the united states after voters knew that he said that he had groped women. but this is different because this was a trial by jury. you know, jury is not some a lead, it's not politicians going after trump is really appears in new york city. normal people on the street who were taken into the, the court room to decide whether or not he was guilty it. and they said that he was

liable for sexual abuse. so this could change things for trump. right? that was, i mean, as if in washington there, thanks for your reporting back. a sense, former prime minister in rom, con, has been arrested at the high court as lama, but con, was making a court appearance on corruption charges. it's attainment, march, dramatic escalation of political intentions and the country protests have broken out and several cities across pakistan and included as lombard, crunchy and cons. hometown of lahore, a police van burns in karachi, marking the end of a violent de that through pockets done into turmoil. it was these pictures that sparked outrage showing the moment pocket stones, former prime minister and run con, was drag from court in his lot of but i'm sure they do this black pick up kind of had appeared to face corruption charges on tuesday when power military law

enforcement troops from the pockets done rangers forced their way into the court room. on top volume at the rangers went in, they broke the windows, they hit mister connell, the head was a baton. but she share folder mister con, started bleeding up. on top of all the guards present were also beaten grandmother . all the lawyers were sprayed in the face which caused them to pass out and fall to the floor. and they drag mr. kon. from there. you know, they gave me the address that we all have record our pocket stones interior minister said cons arrest was related to a different legal case and that he had to ignore the arrest warrant to turn himself in. the former prime minister is facing dozens of charges of corruption. he was ousted from power last year following a no confidence vote, but remains the leading opposition figure con and many of his supporters cdls thing

as part of a broader conspiracy by the military. you know, it's a, it's a version on democracy basically, you know, the 1st day i ousted in from our, then they stopped in from campaigning around the country. then they finally tried to assassinate it twice and now they arrested him. so the process was very clear that they just wouldn't. we didn't want him on time out in about, up against the backdrop of a severe economic crisis. con, remains influential across the country. people turned out in force to protest is arrest if convicted in runtime by far, the most popular opposition politician will likely be prevented from running in the upcoming election is in november. let's take a quick look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. russia has marked the anniversary of its victory over now to germany, with the traditional military parade and red square prison vladimir put repeated

his claim that ukraine had become a hostage of western states sequences. roy, russia, this was parade, was close to the public for security concerns. a french journalist working on eastern ukraine has been killed in rock and fire. our mental dean was with the a f. p. news agency reporting near the city of quote, which russian forces had been trying to capture for months. french president, money of my call, hailed the journalist bravery, while the white house offered its condolences. israel's military says it has carried out. as frank targeting is lubbock, jihad unit transporting guided missiles that was demean health ministries of 2 men were killed. it came as heroes were held for 3 senior commanders of the milton group killed in pre dawn reeds in gauze. these 10 civilians were also among the dead. now turkey's president richard type air,

the one will face up against 3 of their candidates on sunday in presidential and parliamentary elections. it's expected to be a tied race, but there's one group of voters who could prove decisive. and that's the under $25.00 group. dw correspondent julia han took to the streets and assemble to find out what kind of government young people are hoping for. a meat talk. he's generations that the country has one of the youngest populations in europe. more than 10000000 people under 25 are eligible to vote in the upcoming elections. and many of them are headed to the ballad books for the very 1st time. young people vote will be crucial in the upcoming elections. they will effectively decide whether to extend the president ad one's route into a decade or to opt for something they have never known. so he's under a different leader. so what do young voters want?

is that the system not so, and i want to see a country that is small democratic, a 104 people live in prosperity and have more freedom in some lives in the whose goal is to get to a particular fix to get checked in his home and given your gloves, i wanted to tell you where people are more tolerant and can accept each of the differences of it. even if it took place to got to come boss, if there was a huge number of people who really want things in this country to change and this election might be the last chance is done with base post john sage. hope he tells me that most young voters are not bound by a particular ideology party affiliations, play less of a role for them than it did for the parents. then divided between your physician and the government as well. it's so start. it's so polarized that the young don't really like this. they don't really care about ideology,

but they care more about the solutions to problems and problems on the 24th at the end of ridge of telling you of ad. well, the 2nd time as president use, unemployment stands at nearly 20 percent soaring inflation. because driven of living costs, produce purchasing power is really decreased a lot. i mean, for example, i used to eat that the restaurant over that. the price is where, okay? but now i can no longer afford it. i'm gonna move it been since you've given much money you shopping. it usually happens that all the ship industry children, but i still cannot pay for my health expenses. i struggle to make a living. she gets up there and notified the state of things in turkey. very annoyed by their economy, the situation derek on their annoyed by the fact that their future prospects are, are waiting. polls also show the agenda that food has strongly oppose collab jones on lifestyle of democratic rights and freedoms. thousands of social media uses

a being investigated for insulting president ad on a critical tweet. could lend you in prison in today's talking to and it didn't exist that we need to filter everything. we say you're trying it because it might be used against us. be cut off, let us, unfortunately, in our country, criticism of the government is being seen as insulting the this. i mean, they'd be striking some that, how did you get the all the new york and it's on us so segment just to have to double check what they write on social media, because they have to speak carefully. the awesome the so that in a normal democracy is today, it should not be a problem to criticize the government needs to absorb all the cobra to the candidates in this election a much older than the young vote has. they are trying to wait president ad one, a 69 on the audio. look, his main challenger, opposition vida team,

are coached or who is 74 years old. they both rely on social media, but with distinctly different messages. president ad one likes to emphasize his strawman image, showcasing his achievements to look at the old presents himself as a people suppose and a team player can come and soft spoken. some have called the demo. we'll just get them over to your add on those and accept the fact that democracy has been very thing in turkey. and that the young people are universe of the situation that they've already comically compared to 10 years ago. on the other hand, to settle the says, democratic area has been a string king and that the economy uh, problems in impacting us the most. so there's a fundamental difference in the way they look at the problems of the young.

many young voters won't change. so to p tells me, would also remain skeptical about the opposition and via promise to make things better. adding to this votes, unpredictability. only on an election day will new. if the generation that grew up under add one will be the one that sees him on the the residents of a tiny switch, the village had been told to evacuate immediately over a few years of a major landslide leading says home to around 60 people who've been given just 3 days to leave authorities believe a giant rock formation from the mouth and above them is set to come loose within the next few days. it is still unclear whether he would veer away from most of the village or destroyed. it's entirely the villagers say they expect to return to

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