the, the, this is the, the we news line from berlin. dozens are injured in northern kosovo. i meant clashes between the ethnic serves and nato led peacekeeping force. nato condemned this one. it's calling unprovoked attack, saying they're totally unacceptable. pensions have flared since new ethnic albanian

mayers took office last week, also coming up by terry as new president, bola to new blue takes office. he faces rising inflation and in security will look at the challenges ahead for us because most populous country plus relative type or to on wind another term as turkeys president, after a divisive election, the w speaks to vote or some elated others that are the really, it's good to have you with us. dozens of people have been injured in northern coast of over police and need a lead. peacekeepers have classed with ethnics serves the majority in the countries north. they've been demanding the removal of recently elected ethnic albanian mayors in ethics or majority areas. nato says around 25 peacekeepers have been

wounded in unprovoked attacks. the unrest is focused around several towns in the north pensions have been rising since the mayors took office last week. of the nature of these cases and costs of the police pulled into the offices to safety as proceed. spun out of control. the guy else came off to eat. mix is demonstrating ends of a child refuse to move the cost of a special police vehicles. peacekeepers, soldiers use t, a gas and done grenay to clear the protesters who responded by throwing rocks, parcels, and even the explosives. the cause we'll also see, so life has demonstrations demanded the removal of ethnic albanian officials from local office. it's next to demonstrations,

this one special police to leads the area. the special police currently deployed inside and outside the municipal building should withdraw with their armored vehicles. this is a city municipality, not a police station, not lots of option that has a lot of fun. in the posts of its peace keeping troops placed barbed wire around the town hall to protect it from hundreds of angry privacy. clashes of the latest and a string of incidents which added to growing regional attentions brushes, foreign minister sick. i love ralph wound up interruption in the balkans. it is, it is too much. so it was a big explosions as brewing in the center of europe, in the very place where in 1999, nato carried out aggression against logan flavio 2 floats. your best loaded stuff to the situation is alarming. but the west has set

a course for the total subjugation of every one who expresses their own opinions. it goes with soaps, name, neighboring sylvia has now put its military on high alert. costs a vote declared independence from downgrade in 2008, but downgrade refuses to recognize the cost of, of suffering. take the us and a, you know, stooping up, if it's to resolve the dispute, fearing through the instability as rushes for rages in ukraine. and i'm drawing now by 4 in beaver. he is a professor of se european history and politics at the university of glass. welcome to the w. now the conflict between ethnic serbs and kosovo. albanians is deeply rooted in the past. why do tensions persist to this day? and what exactly triggered this new violence what i mean, the co, uh, reason overall is of course that serbia still does not recognize costa was independence and has a strong control over the serve community in the north of comfortable through its

political party and power structures. now the particular trigger now is that the serbs walked out of comfortable institutions at the end of last year over a name plate disputes and they haven't returned no and response cost of organized elections, but they were boycotted by moses serves. so the mayor is elected in the northern municipalities, are albanians, and don't represent the local community. so many serves are understandably kind of alienated by those mayors. but of course, the other side, it's been from belgrade side that this boy called has been instigated against in these elections. and so there's really no credible authority in those municipalities at the moment. and when christie know, when the best way they will forward to them because of what tried to install those mayors received his violence, which to some degree seems to be locally grown and to some degree seems to be also provoked and encouraged by bell. great. mm hm. let's look at the role that the serbian president learning center, which is a play here because he is performing

a delicate balancing act between appeasing hardline nationalist supporters at home and courting the interview. he has now warrant that is military won't stand by and those are his words if the serbs are attacked in kosovo. what role does the serve, minority in kosovo play in serbian domestic politics? well, it doesn't play any role uh itself, it's too small. um, but the issue is that voltage is using them basically as a leverage and comfortable abusing them, but also keeping the cost of issue open raising tensions. they are very often for his own domestic politics. so it's not that he is, you know, the balancing act as part of his performance as part of his so he's neither committed to join the european union. norris, he pursuing any other policy besides keeping himself in power at his face, some of the most serious protests since his term and office in recent days. so the

incident, some comfortable, are indeed quite useful for him because he could distract from domestic criticism by pointing towards the cost of all. how likely do you think it is that this violence will spiral out of control? well, let's keep in mind cost of what has a nature, legs, a peacekeeping operation of whom many were injured today, tragically, which is one of the serious most serious incidents we've seen in many years. but that's very clear that disturbing with to cross the border into comfortable those troops would be there. and that would be basically a conflict between serbia, nato. and i think nobody is imagining this at the moment. so what he says, he's not going to stand by this is most be idle talk, which he likes to do. um, but you know, he really can't afford open confrontation with nato at this particular juncture. story on paper in god's thank you so much for your analysis. thank you. to russia aside, a bar as of missiles and keys earlier on monday and an unusual daytime or an air raid on the ukrainian capital air strikes of happened mostly nights or in the early

morning hours. not in broad daylight, the latest in a wave of attacks and growing speculation that you really will soon launch a counter offensive to reclaim its occupied territory. people in keep rush for cover as the sky is above. fill with smoke trails and glass clouds. many made their way to the main metro station to wait out the aerial assault, which i had 2 or 3 explosions, placed the bathrooms and then i heard 5 or 7 more. that's when i rid of something terrible is happening again when i read some telegram channels, when i thought it'd be better to go down to the subway of rule, this was russia's 16th attack on the capital this month. that surprised daytime assault came hours after an overnight brush on the city and across the country.

the ukraine's military says it shot down all the missiles fired at keith. western allies have provided ukraine with advanced air defense systems and recent months, improving its ability to send off bombardments by the kremlin. there were reports of injuries and damage in some central districts of cubes. much of it caused by flaming debris from the intercepted missiles like this fragment that fell on a busy highway in keys. the wreckage shut down the intersection for several hours and damage to traffic light. after determining it was safe to remove police collected the fragment, so it could be examined by experts the fragments of different depending on how they were shot down. it's impossible to say anything else right now, only after we examined it properly. russia has intensified its attacks in recent weeks, as ukraine prepares to launch a counter offensive. and that counter offensive will require munitions,

lots of them. and for months ukraine has been demanding more munitions from its western allies. ukrainian officials save any $350000.00 shelves a month high in demand of the $155.00 millimeters shall weighing around 45 kilograms with a range of around 30 kilometers for small enough to travel long distance is but big enough to incur a lot of damage. the european union says its own course to provide a 1000000 shells this year, drawn from existing stocks and new orders so far. the u. s. has sent one and a half 1000000 rounds at the us army is ramping up production from 14000 rounds a month before the war began to 85000 by 2028. and dw has been granted rare access to one of just 2 american factories working overtime to keep up with sole rang ukrainian demand. the munition plant in scranton, pennsylvania,

the double use my displacement reports. this is the scorching heat of american support for ukrainian troops foraging steel. for those all important 155 millimeter cells. pressures on here at the plant in sprint pennsylvania to increase production robot affecting the bill of the conveyor. modernization drive of the plan began in 2021 even before russia invaded ukraine. now we're, you know, starting to see, you know, the fruits of that labor, you know, in the increase the parts that, you know, we put through the facility on a monthly basis. but that's a long term plan that we're beginning to exit to. to make more $155000000.00 meet around the us army announced to nearly $1500000000.00 us dollar investment. those

earlier this year, this to fund a new factory in texas and contracting production in canada. at the moment, this plant in scranton is the biggest in the us. it's operated by general dynamics . currently this plan produces $11000.00 of these $155.00 millimeter rounds per month. over the next 5 years, the us is such a increased output 6 folds to replenish on stop power and supply allies. these cells will all go to the us military, sun, or then deliver to those allies like you frame. but then increase production is also designated for american forces. if you want to prepare for a potential conflict with china, well then you need a very different and far larger and much more if you like, cold or steel. do mistake military industrial complex to

supply you with the very large the amounts of emulation that we see are necessary in this kind of warfare. overall, some money spinning project for witness making firms. this is going to make some arms or munition uh, manufacturers, a lot of revenue. there's no doubt about that. but you know that is the nature of a if you like, defense budgets. these empty cells will later be packed with explosives. ready to be fired from a howitzer. steel, turn into weapons of war to nigeria now where the country is new president has taken office. paula, i meant to know what was sworn in as a ceremony in buddha. the former governor of lagos, faces rising in security and the failing economy. the 71 year old was elected in february, but opposition parties are still contesting his victory in the courts,

claiming electoral fraud much more. i'm joined now by the w. lagos bureau, t flores. vanya flores. good to see you. well, let you know who is the new nigerian president, what can we expect of you? 9 here i'm president is effectively positioning himself as different from the previous governments, even though they are from the same proxy. we kind of already see that he has a more more pro active body language. he's speaking to the people more. he seems to be more in touch with what's is going on. and he's made a lot of huge premises, you know, promising to 69 to as economy pharmacy to seek specific security situation in name julia. so there's a lot that is that stick with this particular government most so most people do not vote for him. um, what's, you know, so he has

a lot of people that he needs to appease. so we expect seems to see that he starts showing his work, you from the one. let's dig into one of these. these promises that you just touched on. he vowed ad isn't on your ration to expand the economy by at least 6 percent a year. how realistic is that? well, many economists just saying that that is very unrealistic. well, he seems very can be step out to some of the ways that he wants to do that is by increasing taxes due to the taxi. do reach out people will see how people of nature are more. and he also wants to invest heavily in the private sector and open the vehicle need to more forwarding investors. he's also talking about, oh rather he has already announced to remove all of nigeria wellstar and subsidies, which is a huge amount of money that the government spends is subsidized really well for the people and converting that money into capital projects like building hospitals,

schools and all of that, but it's uh, economic again, i say that realistically speaking, that is a very high goal. the opposition of planning electoral fraud and to you is facing legal challenges. how justified are these claims and can they affect his presidency? well, i can't say at the moment without ne, will assess who's presidency. however, these are serious, are the do shows that the opposition proxies are mickey. and there are lots of every dentist to show for it. you know, that the election was not, in fact free. i'd say the process that brought into paula was not free out there on suitable himself. he's not taking the likely he measure on this in his speech today that he acknowledges the fact that, you know, manual if he's up was he shows a stealing quotes, tried to get redress for the elections boss. he's expecting these hands to them and

asking them to come and join him. so i think i run the government of national unity, but then it gives you a position on products. as i said, that cannot be uniquely have to process that. what you're going to paula is notes for ya say, when it goes bureau to flourish. vanya thank you so much. that's gonna take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. today. you're going to, as president in your room was 70, has assigned off on one of the world, harshest anti l g b t q laws. it includes the death penalty for quote, aggravated homosexuality. same sex relations were already outlined in uganda. western nations including the west and u. k, have condemned the new law spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has confir early parliamentary elections. vote was originally expected for the end of the year, but will now be held on july 23rd. the surprised decision comes after his left wing

alliance suffered major losses and sundays regional and local elections. thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate in eastern canada as authorities battle wildfires there. the plains of already destroyed several homes, but no injuries have been reported. dozens of blazes have broken out across canada in recent weeks following a record heat wave. lead a new round of talks on a global treaty to eliminate plastics. pollution has started in paris for then a $145.00 countries are hoping to reach an agreement by 2025 over $460000000.00 tons of plastics are produced each year with 2 thirds ending up as the waste surface president. ridge of type arrow on is confronting the tough task of uniting his deeply divided country after securing another 5 year term and office . he's called on society to come together in unity and solidarity,

while his defeated opponent dramatically stole bound to quote, continue the struggle against erewhon and his a party dw special corresponding abraham. as more richard type are the ones electro victory is still sinking in here and assemble were the majority of residents voted for his opponents came as killed each that a little disappointment is in the air. honestly, i'm very sad about the election results. turkey has lost. i don't think people really understand how bad the results are. i'm very sorry. i don't think this was, you know, from the very beginning of the democratic process. it was not fair because our don't control the majority of the media sex embittered on should be the president of all 85000000. i'm going to keep going. instead, she's asking like the president to, i'm going to 50 percent out on that both candidates ran spears campaigns with 2

very different visions for trixie. the result of the boat with about 4 percent difference shows that this country is polarized split funds. things like the curtis question, migration, how to run the economy, and rates as pallets were still being counted. president air to one address to supporters in his temple. he thinks them and focused on unity, but some of his other statements showed no sign of reaching out to the other side. or john does the opposition. c h p loves the l g b t pick to, can they infiltrate the a k p. family is sacred to us. his victory speech and the capital. i'm kind of addressed in prison. kurdish leader to select team dom attach a dollar to kentucky with justice here the rights and the rule of

law rang true because you cannot get to a person out of prison who has caused the death of 51 of our code. each brothers essentially under our government that is out of the questionnaire to take the of the air. de one also sees a number of other challenges like a crumbling economy and rebuilding devastated areas hit by earthquakes earlier this year. but his supporters aren't thinking about that right now. what's going on is that, you know, you know, we believe and trust them, our president, we're sure he's going to fix all economic problems and trying to do that just talking with law. look, we're very happy. we were expecting these results, which many turkey has made its choice, but i think it's the right choice. $10.00 a month. for me, that's a good choice. it may not be good for some, but for us it's good was mr. hill syrian refugees and turkey will undoubtedly be

breathing a sigh of relief. throughout the campaign, kenneth startled about to deport them from the country present, or the one said he also wanted refugees to go. but voluntarily. as the turkish republic enters its 2nd century, it faces a lot of open questions. for now, they will be answered by the man who is ruled at longest. and we can now speak to clifton blanco. he's the middle east analyst and former head of the hamish boast, if don't it is stumble, which is affiliated with a german cream party. welcome to the w, mr. black of president. ergo, on one. the election by a fairly slim margin in turkey is, as it seems very polarized, we just heard a couple of voices there. what will it take for turks to come together in what erewhon calls the unity and solidarity? and i think there is no way that that's the judge populace would come together

under this president. the president has made his trip to the full for the last, at least 10 years through by division to fight rooting. but pull, pull the rising, the society picking one side against the other. it's very, very unlikely that this will be overcome in, in the next years. um, it could be overcome potentially, but they have very deep breaths. rifts that go back dictates, and this could only be overcome by a different dealership. and this, as we've seen, it's not on the rise. how does he profit from a polarized public? if this is what he's been working towards? i mean, this is very much like the populace playbook one a one as we've seen it in the us, as we seen it in, in poland, hungary it's by timing. he spoke to us that the, the of the candidate is under no circumstances a possibility to,

to vote. because this candidate would not only like, maybe talk to different quotes when it comes to economic policies, foreign policy or whatever. but the, he would basically close the space to any of the people will have different ideas when it comes to about to religion when it comes to identity, basically their right to exist in this country and by feel mongering like that. people saying yes, okay. then i really have to vote for that one. yeah. he's been doubling down on the populace in stirring anti algebra 2 q sentiment. we heard it in the report as well as overseas. also a dramatic backsliding in women's rights. how concerned are you about the further erosion of human rights and turkey? i'm not sure if you would see like the food rose in the in like that it would be a completely like new aspect of, of the. ready thing, but i think the, the slide in tools that are terry and this is that we've witnessed over the last at least 10 to 13 years is something that's going to continue. um m s

b, i rides and women's rights. so all the issues of particular concern as they were not as big on the rate of ad on um, in, in, in the years. let's say before the kronos and demick. um and so i think we will see photos, erosion when it comes to the flow. when it comes to human rights, but i would expect in general, more of the same of what about the opposition? because taking into account that the playing field here was very much skewed. he controls the airline controls, 90 percent of the media. for example. we will be opposition, be able to build on that momentum because they did fairly well to me or they did well on on the one hand um, when it comes to to the presidential elections. then again, if you look to the parliamentary elections, which took place like 2 weeks ago,

we see that the main opposition party of the csp has not managed to launch a load to vote a capacity. so there are still a lot of question marks, but it comes on like taking on to, to, to, to this like defeat slash success. and, and the biggest of all of them is what would happen to the possibly the ship to, to keep my can start on know a many, many i'm saying why is he not resigning? he lost this vote. this should be new, wind in the party, but nobody knows how this new wind, how this new person could look like. we only have a couple of seconds, but maybe you can give me a one sentence answer. what will these 5 more years under add on? mean for turkey, m basically it would mean like more of the same uh, more of the same when it comes to foreign policy, most the same when it comes to one man rule and,

and maybe even the entrenched autherette, terry, and isn't as very clear my life analysts, coach and bako. thank you so much. i and a quick reminder of our top story here on the the news. dozens of people have been injured in northern kosovo and been cautious between ethnic cir protesters and nato peacekeeping forces. around 25 peacekeepers haven't heard. according to nato, it's condemned would have caused unprovoked attack, saying they are totally unacceptable. the 3rd time, the at the top of the next hour by the

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