it starts your journey get in by the this is dw news lie from berlin. you with president joe biden authorizes ukraine to use a long range missiles against russia in a major change of us policy. president biden is reportedly lifting restrictions on using us made missiles to strike deep inside russia. also coming up, senegal holes, a snap parliamentary election and a vote. the president host will give him the majority. he needs to carry out. ambitious reforms and germany's green party nominates a robert how back to be as candidates for chancellor, as campaigning begins the head of a snap election in february, the

marietta evans dean. welcome. we begin with some breaking news coming in on the war and ukraine. according to multiple media reports, u. s. presidential bytes, and it has authorize ukraine to use us supplied long range missiles for strikes inside russian. who's major policy shift comes after months of request by ukraine. and just 2 months before president elect donald trump takes office, trump has vowed to limits for their support for ukraine. and staying in ukraine authorities there say all regions of the country will face power cuts on monday, after fresh damage to the countries energy infrastructure. in russia's largest bombardment in month, more than $200.00 missiles and rose target of the energy infrastructure across the

country. moscow has stepped up a tax and recent days and fears are mounting in ukraine that russia will attempt to cripple at energy infrastructure as the winter approaches the air raid sirens, and nothing use it. the residence of keys who calmly make their way to metro stations for shelter, russian as strikes up and coming to almost daily occurrence for them. but this power shift drone and miss sila tax was the biggest and most widespread in at least 3 months. with russia on nation, at least $120.00 miss aisles and 90 drones all across the ukraine. from vive, in the west, to separation in the east, under desa, in the south officials and several regions consent damaged to infrastructure. already quoted power comes, including in the black sea port and result ctf, odessa,

russia's defense ministry. he says it's targeting, quote, critical energy infrastructure and facilities tied to key of submitted treat industry. one key of resident described the moment to hold was ripped in the roof of his residential building. we'd be willing to about 5 minutes after the air regular started. we heard a loud whistle and a bang. this explosion probably caused a piece of shrapnel to hit the roof and pierced the concrete ceiling. i can't keep earlier. we heard reports of a fire musket, although there was no fire. we could smells sold for at least 2 if the death could overnight. and because i, as in the south, 6 of us were injured, including 2 children. for us as relentless, aerial bombardment has destroyed half of ukraine's energy production capacity, according to ukraine. you know, so retains with the hoss ukrainian

a winter fast approaching. the country is already suffering from major energy shortfalls to the middle east now, where her mazda appointed officials in the gaza strip say, is really air strikes, have killed dozens of people in the territory. the deadliest assault was reported over night in the northern city of paper here and is riley strike reduced to this entire apartment block to rabble around 70 people. i believe, to have lived in the bay law here. building dozens of bodies have been recovered. many more a still missing there was no immediate comment from israel's military. on the attack. it carried out numerous strikes across scouts of this weekend. part of what it says is a campaign to target how most militants, children were among those killed. when this for me you in school now being used to

shelter, displaced people, was that more young people were injured and another attack on a baba shop. we were sitting in the street when they started talking to people. baba's they were all civilians. is rails milk tree sees it into sifted to rockets, fired out of guns that towards israel on saturday. the attack indicating militants a spill operational in the area. despite as rails intensive campaign to destroy him, us and tell of eve is really probably taste as gather to reiterate the calls for sci fi and a deal to return the hostages. the war is over in the guys, and the idea is there, but it's not really a war. they can stay like this for 20 years. it's not going to solve the problem.

and we need to do a deal. we need to go out from guys and we need to bring back all the hostages. the probably jesus came after negotiations over again as a ceasefire. sold key media to cut to see that is willing to revive the tools if both thomas and israel, show willingness and seriousness and reaching a deal. let's get a check. now some of the other stories making headlines around the world has the laws main spokesperson, seeing here speaking earlier, this month has been killed in his early error strike on central beverage. mohammed feeds visibility had been growing and recent months as ease early expanded its military campaign against the militant of group 11 on a fif is the latest in a string of has the law officials to be killed since september rushes, opposition and exile has held a major demonstration in berlin organizers included you in ammonia,

the widow of kremlin critic, i'll explain of all me who died in a siberian prison. earlier this year, several 1000 people joined the rally, calling for an end to the warren ukraine and an end to vladimir putin. this rule in russia to send the goal now which is held snap elections after the president dissolved parliament, hoping to sweep through ambitious reforms present bussey rules on my 5 scene here, casting his ballad earlier today is hoping for a legislative majority. in march, he became africa as the youngest elected leader running on an anti establishment platform which appealed to synagogues, large population of young voters. but the opposition led parliament has hampered his government's efforts to implement its reports. leading finds it as all parliament in september and called snap elections as soon as the constitution allowed him to do so. or for more, i'm joined in the studio by mama duty,

although he is a teaching fellow and p h. the candidate at columbia university. welcome. i'm going to great to have you at the w. so this is a legislative election, but as we've explained, it really is being seen as an attempt for the president to actually be able to push through his promised reforms and to get a mandate from the people to do so. will he succeed, given the way the campaign has unfolded and the co trajectory of the past f over the last 10 years and the past f is the president's political party. i think that darrell high chances that they will have a comfortable majority at the sending of these parties and, and the question is how broad the majority will be. well, senegal is facing a variety of challenges. one very crucial challenge is the spiral cooling fiscal crisis. the deficit it was a much larger than was thought to be the case. what kind of an impact is this

having on the citizens? i think what is really singular in the moment that we are living is not so much the fiscal crisis. because seneca has only been wired in all kinds of deficits, quite the budgetary or of the balance as of payment and so on. but the fact that the current government has decided to be transparent about public accounts. both these are the defending of these public and its international partners. so it is the fact that the government decided to be open uh, transparent about uh, the lack of transparency of previous reviews that as in use the current moment as to the difficulties of the population. i think salaries are being paid to civil servants up to now the government is not defaulting on any of its obligations. and what some of these people are mostly facing and it's been going on for a couple of years, has been the installation. so you mention the salaries are still being paid,

but the government has been promising that it would boost the economy. it would create jobs. how are they likely to to do this? i think uh they have been, rather despite the cold to transform the economy, they didn't notice that the same time they have announced the plan for 2015. and the idea is to raise the a g d p per capita from 1600 u. s. d. uh that it is now to 4600 usd by 2050, which is quite modest. synagogue has just started while exploitation and natural gas production we presume soon. so one can expect a groove to happen, but which will be really challenging. who's changing the structure of the,

of the economy, from an economy that is dominated by the service sector to one where there is actual transformation of rule materials in the industry and so on. what about the regional implications of this election? what kind of an impact is it likely to have? i think it is very important because a bus, what do i say? came to power under folders of a and then to the sticky, young and popular elect rate and signing of these democracy and institutions allowed. uh for the now except for that political sensibility in a region where military cool has happened repeatedly over the last years. the success of this regime of this mandate will send a message for the region as to whether liberal democracy can be a vehicle for the kind of changes that the you for the region are expecting to

happen. well, in the run up the, to the presidential election that took place in march, there was some very serious violence. are people worried that there might be similar levels of unrest now, i don't think so. i was just speaking to my father a few hours ago. he went and voted that he always do. everything was quiet. i think political violence incentive go. usually it doesn't go beyond or doesn't affect those that are not directly involved into party politics. what happened these last years was actually the exception and violence was grateful to an ethics that is absolutely not customary in san diego. well, let's all hope that it stays as quiet as your family has described. mamma, do d o a pleasure to speak to you. thank you so much for all of your insights. thank you for having me as well here in germany, the green party has nominated economic affairs minister robert how back to be their

candidate for chancellor and the upcoming national election. public ran for the leadership of the party, uncontested. he was introduced by for a minister on the lena bear box who called him a super pragmatist. the 2 will lead the greens election campaign as the party gets ready for a snap elections in february. the greens have been holding a national conference in the german city of the fob and they're hoping to remain a part of any future coalition government, but they are currently 4th in the polls. dw political correspondent julius deli, was out of the greens convention and she told us more over 96 percent of the green parties delegates have voted for a while. but how big to be the parties, chancellor candidates. the current economy minister and vice chancellor now has his work cut out for him. the parties emerging from a difficult phase with bad results and you will actions in june an equally

disappointing ones. recently, and 3 state elections with a collapse of the government in which he has a minister of a topic now finds himself as the face of a fairly rough campaign with elections as scheduled to happen, likely at the end of february, instead of as planned in september of 2025. now little the topic is the chancellor candidates of the greens. but that doesn't mean that he is likely to become chancellor. usually pass falls. so the leader of the party that comes in 1st in the elections. but looking at current polls, the greens are far from that pulling at only 11 percent. but how they can deliver is a sufficient amount of votes to allow the greens to join a coalition government starting from a strong position. and according to what we hear here, the party congress and these buttons with the greens really want is to stay in government. and that's the latest on the w news. this our up next. how are it's became a money spinner in the netherlands some 400 years ago. stay tuned for our

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