[000:00:00;00] the business dw news line from valid tensions rising between south korea and russia off the vladimir putin science and new defense deal with north korean leader. kim jong sol says it's nuclear. i'm native of could be emboldened by the past and calls it the threats to face. and the reach also coming up is really a strike, reportedly damages as school and gaza is really military continue is it's been bob middle, the stadium territory, even as

a reverse is cool. so that it's objective saying it no longer believes the minutes improved from us. can be completely eliminate bosco position fall, right. national riley ponti is searching of the poles ahead of the french elections and the young people, in particular, a rallying around the policy the i'm gonna have those as well come to the program. south korean has condemned a defense packed that north korea upside with russia. earlier this week, the farm industry called it a fresh to peace and stability on the korean peninsula. so the summit brushes and bass of the to the for administrative discusses from sun life. while the details of the minutes are impact us still unclear, south korea is void that it's put in charge. north korean aggression. sol announced in response that it was considering sending weapons to ukraine to support its

defense against russia. and football on this i'm now joined by it is a bit 0. she's a research a for strategic express. and now this is no to weapons. and this up for the operation of the german institute as w p. that's a political think time, elizabeth does that and they put in one so support a new crime would be a very big mistake. how is sol interpreting that? well, 1st of all, putting this, reacting with this statement was as clear threats to a trip coming from south korea as presidential office a bit earlier on the presidential office of south korea. not only condemned the treaty signed by routine and congestion, but also mentioned that it would consider itself to maybe, yeah, exported to weapons to ukraine directly. so making its own a red line very clear. so software also, some of the russian ambassador issue,

you sections against russian and not being firms cooperating in the military space . and it's also very yes, strong and words to continue the sections international sanctions and structure. and in my opinion, this pointing to the red line by itself is an attempt to still maintain the fragile to somebody coordinations to still need to direct channels are communications open with the franchise. difficult as that is politically, that's not closing the door entirely. now, how is this partnership it's in russia and north korea effecting tensions between the north and the south. to me, i'm not sure if the partnership between russia, north korea will directly affect. it's a korean relations since the spiral of tangents that we've seen. um yeah. step up more and more and recent months is pretty much the dynamic between so and from yeah,

so each of these governments have the tools to stir up, potentially even more or not. but i think the partnership with russia or russia outrage support of north korea is still looking for years at north korea could build even more weapons, could even build more advanced weapons with russian support or that concerned in might even feel emboldened to launch you creations against the south now that it has the formal commitment from 14 to support in military. now, how does this russia, north korean deal effect g, a politics? if we're looking at other places like nato and, or china as well on china? i don't think the chinese government is viewing this development with only happy views, so to speak. i think virginia is pretty skeptic about developments between putting

a continuance specifically between the military corporation part of this partnership. since china is very much interested in stability in northeast asia, instability on the korean peninsula and does not like risks of escalation or at least risk that doesn't have it under its own chinese control. and at the same time, for me, it seems like snap north chris, really we may be through having now a formal security commitment from russia as it has had this almost security commitment from china since 1961 is the language that is included in this partnership. between russia and north korea pretty much resembles the soviet union and north korean and security commitment from 61 as well. so for me, this is kind of the product may be off of balancing of the diversified tactics from

russia, as well as north korea in order to have a level, the playing field, a little bit more between china, russia and north korea. and on may though, since you mentioned that in your question, um, i think for nato and made remember states, this is illustrating very clearly how connected the threats are in europe as well as in east asia. and that's a tract makers, each region are working very closely together. thank you very much. the summit. so the research s. s w p and burly. thank you. as after aids and a half months of more in gaza, israel still says it plans to destroy him on the spot. there was a remarkable quote from us, the spokesman of these really ami in an interview. we abnormal daniel, how guy had told israel's channel 13 broadcasts to, to say that we are going to may come off, disappears to throw sand in people's eyes. we,

if we don't provide on the tunnel tift in the end, we will be left with her moss and he further said, how much is an ideology? and we cannot eliminate an ideology. it's a mazda is classified as a turbo. so by many wisdom countries, in addition to his military wing, it has governed garza since 2007. and this political force as well. let's take a look at what's left off the group and the danger it's still poses stays out. the thomas spiders firing rockets at israel from southern lebanon, where it cooperates with other militant groups. error rate alarms are frequent in tel aviv, well within those rockets range. this is something israel's military wanted to stop with its war in gaza. it's still happening. there are no precise independently verified figures available about from us, the strength in numbers of fighters for it stops of weapons. israel estimates that

how much had more than $30000.00 fighters at the time of its tara tax on october 7th, last year, and the between $12.14 have been killed and fighting since then. however, i must may be able to fill its ranks with new recruits quickly. israel has also ceased stores of weaponry, hunting rocket monsters, missiles and guns. and it's really military analyst told dw, earlier this year, that 70 to 80 percent of homos is arsenal had been captured or destroyed. but about half of the masses tunnels are estimated to still be intact, allowing the group to fide, regroup, and potentially re arm itself through the smuggling network. then there's the group's leadership, which has largely survived. yeah, yeah, seen was the group's leader and gaza still runs operations from hiding in the groups. and political leader is male hand yeah, isn't katasha the leader of the military wing mohammed dave is thought to be hiding

and goes as well. is real, did killed dave, deputy marwan isa, but that is the closest it's come to taking out the senior leadership as israel reckons with a war that could go on for months to come pressure for us. these fires growing, otherwise its forces may be overstretched unless able to react to other threats. and on the joint boundary as creek from the schools, if you are to studies of kings colors, london. now, what's your assessment of the state of homeless military structures? at this point in the is ready to complain a while i'm going to to, to be honest, it's kind of meaningless to discuss how many fighters have been killed. how many toners are still intact? because as the idea of spokes person, right. the said, this is an idea, it's a movement, and that idea, idea of armed resistance has been fueled by the war. so the war many ways has been counter productive. the estimates that the u. s. intelligence has published suggests that maybe around a 3rd of the tunnels were destroyed,

but we're looking at 500 kilometers of tunnels. a 3rd of them being destroy. it means it's not really strategically viable in terms of making a difference on the ground. and in terms of estimates of how many fighters would killed we're looking at a 30 percent 35 percent of almost 5 is going to be see at the same time we've seen from us being able to restore most of its fighting battalions with new recruits and hence, here is where the problem comes in. the israel has fundamentally misunderstood the soul is a powerful home us, which is the idea of resistance. and while israel has failed to provide a strategic alternative to home us politically, it has created as the thrust and a kind of a polar attraction to the movement and to the idea of on resistance. because the desperation of people, particularly in gaza, who's been hit, you know, entire generations of people have been an isolated hub of infrastructure, has been destroyed. and garza that has fueled the kind of attraction of the idea of on resistance because people have no alternative. and if, before the 7th of october,

isabel had any sort of idea or any prospect of potentially working with the palestinians, that prospect has now disappeared. palestinians will now when left with a choice between israel and thomas will side with the how much not because they like it. but because israel is the, was of 2 choices. and now how unified is how most of the differences between the leadership in gaza and leaders and accel, for example. oh, absolutely. uh. so we've seen that from the beginning, the leaders in particular and caetano as in egypt, those and or 11 on a very live. so in terms of popular support on the ground, because they've been out of the picture for many years, they have been living quite comfortably while the leadership on the ground particular dive in saying, well, i have been embedded more or less within the population on the ground even if they're on the ground, but for the most part, they have actually provided a, a degree of attraction to, to people in, in, in goals and the way that people are next on have not. and that's kind of the

difficulties. it's negotiating with hamas in casa, for example, doesn't necessarily mean that what is a great will be one to one translated to what's going on on the ground, because there's been disruption within the movement as a whole. now you've touched up on this, but how much support does, how much really have i'm on the civilian population in, in gaza and also in the west bank or so here again, very difficult. you might have opinion polls in times of war. uh, what we do see is a slightly different picture between the west bank and gaza. obviously people in gauze are all suffering and extremely, i mean this is one of the west is not the was return situation anywhere in the world. and why that is being caused by is really bums and is really destruction there. a lot of people in gaza who's saying the root cause of that at least is the 7th of october for now. and as such, there was a lot of people in gauze like we're blaming home us. on the other side,

you have people in the west bank who are not suffering that much at the moment, at least from is really occupation. and they feel the only way to find back is to support from us in, in, in encountering it. what they see is really aggression in, in, in gals of the pictures i got it's, it's slightly different. so i would say that how much is losing some support. but again, is that people in palestine are left with a choice between a past and colorado, between israel and hamas. and since israel has, is offered a viable solution out of desperation, and that would have been an opportunity. yeah, an alternative to how most people will cite with homeless because they have no other choice. now, if the total defeat of a mazda is not possibly not possible, what is the alternative for the idea then as well, the idea is in a difficult situation, that we're seeing increasing. what does a between the idea of leadership and the political leadership in jerusalem. this right when government of giving us and you know is not assuming

a viable political strategy is relying entirely on the military. the adf is now coming out more and more saying there is no military solution to the problem. we need a strategic pathway to self governance, to provide palestinians with a viable solution to self governance, not just in the west bank, but also in y'all's. the end, the post and the is really government is doing everything to undermine this by, you know, empowering set lives by empowering, now a new govern instructors is really government structures in the west bank, but further undermine the palestinian authority. so what needs to happen is really needs to think about a strategic solution that needs to attack the root cause of the conflict which is occupation, which is the, the lack of a viable solution pathway to a 2 state solution. and that has to fundamentally isn't as a fundamentally change it's, it's approach to that both means both ways and also is and i don't see that happening because nothing, you know, in particular and as a right wing government have no real interest to provide palestinians with any incentive, they want to pursue a politic of

a policy of are in 1st and that is going to fail of this. take the call, this london. thank you very much. that's have a look now. some of the other stories making headlines today. do you ministers of formerly given the green lights of stuff negotiations with ukraine unto moldova? john to appear in union. pulse will begin on tuesday, but it's likely to take years before the 2 former soviet states become fully fledged members. both countries official applied following russia's invasion, a few brain in february pensions mentioned to was fire and turkey has killed at least 5 people and injured many others. the fire swept through villages in the south eastern part of the country. strong winds, funds of flames helped spreads the blaze. emergency teams and ambulances was sent to this frances,

due to votes in snuff elections at the end of the month. and the polls show the opposition far, right? national riley could come also on top surveys, also show their messages, especially rise and as you come on young voters in recent european elections, the fall ride one nearly 30 percent of the useful in frosts. to w correspondence, sonya found a cup joined some of the pots as use spring south west of paris to see what's driving best search in popularity is an extra what comes into the glass of the tool . that's why i'm going to prune even the in getting up for snap elections in funds as these active as a, with the far right national rodney, who's the most up to date. and plus the as a team that really easy with the party won by a huge mountain and we see your opinion mentions across the country. a lot of the support williams from younger voters. well, 1st of all, the head of the youth we was on the 5th floor from thinks he knows why disliking

accord in his region for the distance there off on the buses to go to school. there were a few shots close by if you would pay career if everything is increasing to be centralized . there's always people of all students that cause if you don't want the, the price of the few and electricity you've gone over them, especially if the student was the activists. explain why they decided to support the far right. the emergency fairly. i was with the green positive with the green pods, a. there's a lot of green washing. i'm drug mall to the national raleigh going to the they speak the truth the big don't make falls. the problem is that the, for, by the 1st comment for jo, amongst all the policies, it's the national rally that comes closest to ensuring my security. for example, when i go out and if i'm followed on the straight, it said to say that it's always bias. there's some kind of curse and sometimes that can be french, but often than not, it's really about uncontrolled emigration need. i'm going to search issues form the

backbone of the natural riley's platform. the bodies popular 22 on preston showed them, but the law is the one turning them into hot topics on social media. he's largely credited with mobilizing the youth vote with a snappy video. so now default writes messaging has fun for tell you. crowd is where the, where the region, the town of little me sir said the fall right dominated here as well in the recent to your opinion extra. taking nearly 50 percent of the vote. the baton to see better times since the 1980s. the closure looked excited back please has led to an estimate of 25000 job losses in the region. could exceed the failure, but other political parties to connect to voters has contributed to the rise of default, right? the buttons on here we are concerned way not really surprising. here we fairly have public services, few jobs, dwindling wages of diplomacy,

rate of 24 percent. in recent years, we've seen a strong migration of people all the north african subsaharan origin from the powers regions. they don't find a lot of jobs. the national valley here on the local level, as usual, has profited from stigmatizing the other to the. but the union has found a way of fighting back by fact checking the national are ready. they have shown how looking for right and b doesn't happen often and voted in parliament against measures the claim to support such as raising the minimum wage increase and eat the students and for social housing. let's go back into our, the far right. activists have discovered some posters. they just split up have already been vandalized both will admit it happens a lot. there's always because of the way poach rate by the media and by the lessons . awesome. people still have this image at the national valley as racist. i'm not saying it's the politics history. that's why i'm supposed to say the simple fact

that this is where the body is gaining momentum and not just pure, but all of a problem. and it's making progress, its efforts to convince voters, it's just a moment political party, despite the fact that the the 1st one is on and finally kind of follow that report and joins us now. for most of you follow these use active a since law for your report, what was your experience that to get? how do i actually found it quite difficult to interview or the young voters who voting for the fault, right. at least on capital, you know it, many of these people i, you've seen that report what like like you said active as of the party. but getting you to just people on the street to talk about why they're voting for the far right . seems to be quite the type of still it was easier for me to speak with all the voters and the tones that i visited. um and be able to you know, kind of go to speak about the support for the far right. your, you know, unfortunately, i also have to listen to

a few comments like when you're not really french, and we don't want to talk to you one or the person, said osby with that was of mixed race and said, you know what, i was doing there. but of course, these were isolated incidents, most people i met were, were most likely. um, a perfectly nice, but i think what this goal special of schools is that you know, growing immigration to loop and provincial towns in fonts has led to a bit of a backlash. by the far right, the whipping up feel is the local labor union told me they've been amplifying, you know, incidents appointment vitamins. and i think all of this has ended up really stalking anti immigrant fields in this region and an incentive. and so, you know, some of the people i spoke to in the town to, for me. so saying to me, they felt like the tone to change because because of the migrants, they said it didn't feed french anymore. that the, you know, kind of, it says on safe to go out at night. now young people have traditionally voted for the left of the political spectrum, but now they're increasingly drawn to the right. what do you think has prompted

this? what do you think some of the reasons why young people are voting of the far right? especially in the funds are the same reasons that the people voting for them, you know, and that's mainly, and it origin of public services kind of a flailing hospitals. the lack of medical doctors and specialists, a lack of public transportation, people increasingly needing to rely on the cause. and this is, i think with them for right, you know, the spikes accord with this campaigns on kind of purchasing, follow the cost of living, pushing down gas prices. but i think another big reason why the young people think of the right is definitely the presence of the page. any president of the party 20, a total of joy on. but a lot, he is the political frontier. she or somebody in the pin. and she kind of, you know, is and bodies 100 times to kind of the folks that by the party and move it away from some of it's more radical positions. and but dental schools is huge and social media. he has opened a 1000000 photo isn't to talk to young people i spoke to in the town also told me so. so same of capital schools,

they couldn't really tell me what the issues were driving them to the far right. but they were following by the loud social media, they found them cool and dynamic, and that's why they were voting for it. and but then of course has an interesting back story, grew up in the tough virus a neighborhood. he's the son of a tiny little group, is a college dropout. and he's going to portray themselves as a candidates who loves front of the frame. she's been, you know, kind of plumping full french of pharma as he wants to impose more restrictive immigration policies. and all that seems to be kind of resonating, i think, with young voters and from now in recent days, the alleged rape of a 12 year old jewish girl has shocked fronts. is this incident going to have an effect on the elections or what i think it's certainly further inflamed tensions and what has already been quite a divisive election campaign. so far we've seen it all because of all political parties on the campaign trade. really condemning this incident. today we saw

demonstrations in the northwest and some of with a, with this incident, a took place. so were demonstrations in 5 as last night. jewish leaders have been, you know, seeing that anti semitism shouldn't be insert instrumental. i might put it to the parties and the backdrop to this, of course, is that the incidence of anti semitic violence and abuse have really been have really shut up in phones since the approval 7 projects. and i think a principal does allow kind of part between the far right national ready, which is now defending the jewels and the state of israel. and the far left that is now accused to find the semitism linked to its response to those october 7th attacks. but held off on his friend and that finally because i have it pulled him from paris. thank you. sonya to the us now, which is in the groups of siri, heat wave parts of the north east of seeing wrinkled high temperatures on the southern border with mexico. an arid climate already means hot weather year round. but now that heat has turned deadly for many migraines attempting to cross the

border. this one was crossing the us mexican border illegally. when they hit, they came suffocating. paramedics working on both sides have saved to life. but some aren't as lucky. a person that came from the person who attempted to cross united states was abandoned by the people who brought them here, a and e. and today we're tree of the body. one of the migrants have been dying and extremely high temperatures for more than a week. now, on the part of the border that's in the past, so in texas will sort of this dare say around one micron dies every day, but it doesn't stop people from choosing this dangerous route. it's a lot, a lot of heat, a lot of suffocating heat. there's the sand, you go through a lot of things in the desert. it's cold at night. there's rain to. it's

a lot. the truth is that it's too hot. we're already little dehydrated here, but it's too much is too much heat. because it doesn't go below 43. 4445 degrees is just too hot. a load of migrants travel through this desert on the us self in boulder every day. researchers say deadly sheets in this region has become more likely due to global warming, us. so sort of just said safest for migrants to enter the country legally. we would highly encourage people to use the port of entries. don't try to cross the legally, especially through that desert, because this brutal heat is unforgiving. and that's so what's happening is these people cross over and they're losing their lives. but such a warnings do no detour. many of those trying to cross the hot as day of summer. i still do come you're watching t v with you as

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