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the, the old we can be the generation, the ends that feel good. malaria must die. so millions can live the this is the w news live from balance is there any media is reporting that the countries cabinets has agreed to a cease for it in the world with has been lost in less than a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu is, has warned that israel would respond to any violations by hezbollah. we will bring you the reaction from bay route from jerusalem. also coming out from the program, donald trump signals a massive shift and us trade policy. when he returns to the white house, 25 percent import tariffs on goods from mexico and canada, and more on chinese goods basics response. no one wins and
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a trade war. and any regrets, i know a medical release is member. 7 and confronts hood critics, we'll look at whether she would have done anything differently during 16 years as the gentleman trans flush, so the money keeps mckinnon. welcome to the program. we begin with the news that israel has agreed to a 60 day ceasefire with hezbollah and 11 on prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced that the security cabinet had faxed the proposal. i was elia, israel launched a badge of strikes against has the last targets in southern bay route and wound people to leave the center of the lebanese capital the around the backs. millicent group has been launching rockets into israel in support of hamas following the
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terror attacks. on southern israel, lost up to them. dw correspondent tanya explained, that is in jerusalem, she followed prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose speech for us 10 year. can you tell us more about what missing you all who said as well he basically was addressing these various to 90 of the public and especially the residents of the news with over 60 thousands of them being in fact created since october last year. he also gave the reason the why the company that those things that they could agree to this temporary a ceasefire. he said that the duration of disagreement depends on the developments and liber known you also said that is reveal, maintain its freedom of action. that was very important to, to a, the government yet it's freedom of action liberal known and that it would retard yet in
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a talk if his father would violate this agreement. now he edited the 3 reasons, according to prime minister. been, you mean that you know, to implement the sci fi? now he was talking about that he wants to re shift the focus on the volume stretch . he didn't elaborate much more on that. he also said that he wants to allow the forces to, to rest, and also to replenish the weapon. stroke pause, and he talked about delays in a weapon and deliveries. but also he said they want to break the fronts between the conflict and the noise with husband law and the conflict and the war that is the raging and gaza. uh with uh, how about so we don't know exactly uh when we still have to hear from all sides whether this is agreed upon. but there are some reports in the is very media suggesting that this could come into effect tomorrow morning at around a 10 am,
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but we haven't yet heard any confirmation of that so far. and was about the reaction that in israel atanya, what are people saying? i was thinking the lead up to that and reactions are still coming in. of course, also here from other politicians, but, you know, from people that they're both on the one ends on cautious optimism because that would mean obviously there would be no more real could 5, least for the time being maybe the sense of some, no, not at tea returning to the northern areas, but that also has been a lot of criticism not just was in the cabinet from some of it. and you know, i was coming to members, but also uh from uh some of the may is from northern communities. and the interesting enough they met tonight was prime minister, been you minutes now. and one of them released a statement saying that this agreement been not restore the security that a residents need to return to the homes. this also no key of passed
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a plan about when they actually could return. and i think this is what we also heard from a lot of people. those who have been evacuated over a, you know, since october last year saying, you know, they, they don't know exactly what they need, the sense of security to return. so i think what people want to know now all the details and whether this is an agreement that doesn't allow has but allow to basically re um or regroup during those 60 days. and that it won't be allowed to come back close to the border area, or which is ro tinier. thank you so much for that update that's still used on your team. a reporting from jerusalem and from jerusalem, we can go straight to a route now and speak to john list stella mina. so tell us about the reaction to 11 on to the sci fi. do we do have some 1st reactions from
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politicians, such as the care take care of prime minister, auntie, who called on an immediate implementation of the ceasefire agreement. we also have a statement from must mood kemati who is a member of his paula. and he said that he has well doubts beds. uh this on you all is really committed to this agreement. but we do know for early statements, us has bowler earlier this week, but the party is interested in a ceasefire deal and is willing to so, so it implements such an agreement when it comes to the people here in levon on. uh everyone is really desperately uh to know um to get to know more information on the details of the ceasefire agreement. as we have had one of the most intense, the days of fight to get and be route and the east for any air attacks us to uh,
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going on as we speak. and people are in panic. they are assessing every minute if they're still safe in their houses. they hear the bombardment, and they just really want to know, especially at what time the ceasefire agreement will actually start. media reports indicate that such an agreement could start at 10 am tomorrow morning, but these information on not very far is yet so people really are longing for some clarity and what measures will be put in place on the lebanese side of the border to ensure that this still holds so as far as we have knowledge of uh, the details of the ceasefire agreement, it looks like uh, the agreement is um, basically the implementation of 1701 uh the un resolution that already put an
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end to the last war between israel and his bullet in 2006, meaning that once hes paula has withdrawal from the region south of latania river, the liberties army who is not part of the war is supposed to go down into the area to, to take control over that area as so that a so called buffer zone can be created between the 2 countries of the liberties army then has the role to monitor the piece together with the un peace keeping troops. one new thing is that uh, there should be a group of 5 states uh, from included uh, that also serve as a monitoring route, but also make sure that these uh si fi is uh, implemented both parties photo uh the ceasefire. um and uh, this is a critical point,
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as israel uh sofa was not willing to accept fronds being one of these states monitoring the ceasefire. but it seems like it is now. it has now agreed that fonts is one of the states. and so you talked to earlier about how, how panicked people are feeling have desperately they want to know when the ceasefire is going to start. can you tell us a bit more about the situation in 11 on, in terms of how the country is being affected by the slicing between hezbollah and israel to well, the funny thing today here in the whole country was really the worst ever since the war stuff is more than a year ago. it really seems like a to the people here that is real, made the most out of the time that is through there and to the ceasefire agreement . stars, because it has intensified the attacks on the capital of
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a root. but as well as on other parts of the country in cities as side or bottom back or t, it or barrels in the air strikes has an intensified here and very rude ever since the late afternoon. um, meaning that also areas of the city have been targeted, but have never been targeted before. these are residential areas such as hummer, which is a very well known area really directly in the city center of bay. ruth. and it's also a very mixed area. it's not what we would call it has bolo stronghold, it's really a residential area, and it's the 1st time that these were in the army has the, has attacked this area. and uh, the square area is also sending out force evacuation warnings. um, so that people are constantly checking these messages. i'm trying to elaborate whether they can stay in their homes or whether they have to leave. and we have
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seen massive traffic jobs earlier this evening because so many people try to evacuate from these areas that are threatened to be targeted. and this of course, leads to a lot of stress. and for the people here and level non piece is not near it's not secure yet, but the people really hope that this violence is just the beginning of the end of the war. stillman, ever pushing from that they route. thank you so much. i or the mexican president, claudia shane bound has suggested that her country could retaliate against terrorists, proposed by the us president elect donald trump with its own import taxes. chain bound also beyond of dire economic consequences. for both sides, trump has threatened to impose 25 percent in 14 seas on mexico and on canada.
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unless they clump down on migrants and drugs crossing the border. i've seen them said mexico had already done a lot to stem the flow of migrants and the u. s, demand is responsible for the flow of drugs, mexico and canada. all america's top trading apartments now makes cuz president, i'll get, the terrorists would hurt those countries and especially us companies based in mexico and then send off the one tower if we'll come another. and another, until we put our common businesses at risk. for example, mexico's main exports as to the united states, general motors salons, us and ford motor company, which came to mexico a 2 years ago. why put a tax on them that puts them at risk last policy? i gotta remember he go see it with jim daniels. it was not him except to boys too, and would cause inflation and job losses in both the us making and mexico
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soon as he doesn't play. football on this, we can speak to meredith crowley, an economics professor from cambridge university in the u. k. welcome to the w. thank you so much for joining us. we can hear that mexico's president is suggesting that mexico might retaliate against 25 percent terrorists with terrace of its own. can i ask you, what do you think the trump is trying to achieve with this policy given that countries are likely to retaliate? i think he really does want to reduce us for independence or us dependence on foreign imports of the big change we observed when trump impose terrace in 2018 was products taxed basically experienced a 30 percent decline in the u. s. but for the important to continue to arrive from china, the price went up by pretty much the full value of the tax, meaning it increased costs for americans. and we had
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a big decline of imports from china. however, what's happened since then is supply chains are shifted. so now mexico stepped in to build a gap. and a lot of what is exported from mexico to the united states is now made using parts that originate in china. so i think at some level with mexico, trump folks to sort of cut us dependence on china. however, is negotiating strategy. i think it will be pretty much impossible for the mexicans to make significant inroads on reducing migration and reducing the drug flow. these already pipe priorities for the us and mexico. it's more mysterious when he hopes to achieve with canada. but it seems that he wants to flow as us dependence on, on foreign sources of production. yeah. if i can just go back to what you said. so all the terrace on mexican products. well, so way of targeting china,
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it to some extent, yes, they are. so they will reduce demand in mexico for chinese parts, going into cars uh pieces you know, other types of manufactured goods, clothing. and so by restricting imports from mexico, there having a deeper impact into china. but even with the terrace that trump imposed in 2018 china remains the west is 3rd biggest source of them ports after mexico and canada . so it's a more significant partner in germany than the u. k. then japan. so right now we are still in the us depended on china. right? trump, as of course, spoken in the pulse, tells me about how he wants to attract industry back into the us as he was saying, the us as high tower of sun inputs from china for a least 6 years. so they haven't attracted industry and manufacturing back into the us, particularly not huge sleep, but there has been some growth,
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both through the trump terrorist. and then joe biden had a lot of extensive industrial subsidies to support electric vehicle manufacturing, more green transition. and those 2 programs give money to us based producers as well as the terrorists have shipped in some production in the us. the challenge though is lot of that production is highly automated, modern and efficient, so doesn't bring a huge number of jobs. mm hm. you mentioned canada idea do you. 6 know, or can you guess what trump strategy is with threatening terrace on canadian impulse? that is really surprising to me. i was, i think if anything, the only thing i can imagine is that he was concerned that mexican merchandise would go into canada. and then the us with imported in through canada. if he didn't,
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you know, res terrace on canada at the same time, his mexico that he was trying to prevent a circumvention. but it's, it's pretty surprising because american firms make profits based on this supply chain that goes through mexico and into canada. so this is gonna hurt the bottom lines of large american corporations like ford and like just as the mexican president just said. and so that will have some negative proper cushions on the stock market. meredith crowley from cambridge university. thank you so much for your analysis. thank you. all the threats of those from terrorists is also fusing pessimism about the state of the economy here in germany . big manufacturers have recently announced significant job cuts and the uses. the german economy is likely to contract this year. turning things around is going to be a tough issue as votes as per path for us not selection in february. but politicians and business leaders in germany are divided over how to address the crisis of the
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vi ss fox walk forward. and now to the group are among the, the big companies planning to come jobs in germany, in the order of thousands. and the latest figures showed the moved among the german businesses salary. due to worry is over the direction of the economy. part of the problem, the pressing need for investment in areas like infrastructure and education. out of the world, some major economies, germany has the lowest debt load. a source of fierce debate is there is room to lift. germany's break on that and spend more if we just relax the deck that break what we will get is more consumption, not necessarily more investment. so i think we should stop by understanding that for certain types of investment, for instance, replacing all crumbling infrastructure. we need to change the structure of public
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spending. there's also the demographic challenge. the population is $1.65 is expected to grow to just on the half of the population by the year 2050 putting an enormous threaten on public resources like passions on health care. plus the population overall is set to decline. if you have a shrinking population, that means you have lower potential growth and you have lower the months or lower the mock growth i should say. and that actually might reduce the information the other hand. it means you have a labor shortage. my expectation is that of many economists this, that'd be what might cease to push on wages for the next 10 years. one thing that could help better european cooperation in the last 5 years. uh, the, the rpms, the e u has neglected. what i think is it's great as the assets and that's the internal market. we have a need for studies showing that removing obstacles to trade within europe in services could increase value added by more than $300.00 and euros per year. so we
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do have a growth machine that does not dependent on either china, all the us, which is the repeat internal market, but we should use it's rather than producing video rock receiving regulation which we've done in the last 5 years. the worst of all is the uncertainty german to be of its postwar boom economy and causing chemicals. as for his next act, it's unclear if the country has identified it's new, major, industrious, or whether lagging behind was remained a concern for years to come and limit cole, who is always discrete. she was always privacy conscious during her 16 years as durham and chunk slip, but we are about to find out more about her because she's been presenting her eagerly wasted autobiography to the public here in buying a book is called freedom. and it also has a personal account of her life and her career and politics. luckily,
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retired in 2021 of the leading gymnast through major challenges, including the financial, the debt to and the refugee crises, and the coven, 19 and deadman. now think that we use chief political edison, michelle, you, alexis, and that has not only read the book cover to cover if you also followed the launch event here in violence. let me tell that, tell us all about it. what is the book likes to start is, is it, is it a page toner? it was an interesting background and explains policy. but if she were expecting her to really come out with the real gossip or some sucking new facts and that really wouldn't meet your expectations. interesting. the during the whole close, it was scheduled for 90 minutes. it took 2 hours in the end. she gave out some advice towards the end she actually called for germany's debt ceiling to be listed for investment only. i thought it was highly unusual for her to do so on.
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she called on europeans to essentially get their act together and decide whether you agree on ukraine. so she did give out some policy advice. something sick, tacitly avoided during more than $700.00 pages of her name was full freedom. and what about shedding any lights on her more controversial policies while she was transfer? you know, like a refugee policy, for example, which was quite controversial. yeah, there. see, i see a picture and a couple of pages in his book that she read herself about the whole decision. she did stressed that she never sold that margaret, waive as it was described to we. so individuals and she policy criticize the greetings. holes are currently now in government for refusing to declare some broken countries as safe countries of ours and seek sets that many people coming to germany help the fall, right. if the policy rise. but she did say one always has to take into account the
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alternative, and that was something she simply didn't see acceptable to set the board as and potentially seen people die on the road. they're heading towards europe and also in the name of stability and keeping those full couldn't countries not under so much pressure for such a long time. so she explains her policies. but you're never going to see her admit making a mistake. she also stands by the no stream pipeline into seeing you now, while stressing that she would have liked to prevent the situation. we are in today, meaning, of course, russia having a talk to crate. so with this book, we know now a little bit more about how angular michael thinks, but how do you think history will remember my colon and her legacy? i do think that this book changes must about how she will be remembered. because in the end, she comes to the same conclusion. she used to come to when facing criticism during
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her time and office. she maps out circumstances, but she says she simply never. so an alternative to the actions that she took, and that counts for vasa. what she does accept the criticism, but also stands by not letting ukraine into the pos, of joining nato. something she felt could have led to an even earlier attack by russia. on migration, we spoke about it, this is something where she felt there was no other avenue on the same accounts for having if we're trying to keep the fall right. a if the policy she simply except for the things that are beyond her own control and her actions she keeps insisting what, without alternatives, something that will always stand for her. it's also said, just as the how to simple the w is. she's political as, as something to show you like us now. thank you so much for that. all right,
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we're going to take a look at just a few of the stories making headlines around the world today. are russians? try come the ukranian city, or assume a has killed at least 2 people real kits. here's a high rise apartment building officials also said that russia launch the biggest drone attack. comfortable so far, ukrainian presidents lensky says almost $200.00 drones targeted ukraine, but most were shot down. officials investigating a cargo plane crash. in lithuania, i found the cross block books for quota. one crew member was killed and 3 others injured when the plane went down any of the in this effort. it's wayne ya is looking into whether russia might have been involved. 2 people were killed when a high speed train crushed into a car in spain. officials are investigating the cause of the accident plan, c, a in northern spain. both victims in the call with railway will cause no one on the train was hooked and rescue workers of recovered full bodies from a tourist ship,
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which capsized of egypt, red sea coast, fuzzy and people also missing local governor has been to the site to talk to survivors, most of those on board with foreign nationals and heavy rain has caused land slides and flooding across central vietnam emergency teams are carrying out checks and monitoring vulnerable areas. as many villages across off, nearly 500 people have been moved to safety. and he is a quick reminder. as i top stories out this hour is ready, media are reporting that the countries cabinet has approved 60 dates. these 5 deal with has full and 11 on audio prime minister benjamin netanyahu delivered in the address supporting the agreement, the ones that israel would retaliate immediately, though it has full a violation of the deal. and you as president elect donald trump, has announced plans to charge 25 percent terrorists on all imports from mexico and
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canada when he returns to the white house, plus an additional 10 percent on goods from china. beijing is warning that there will be no when is in a training for now, but this takes you and they'll be back on personal breaks. thank you. find the headlines in the day on monday, the
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standard this, the result of james, the pro testers, have toppled the regime as a cost of many lives. now they want to reform the country leaders and the student wants to have, as will the transitional government achieve the democratic change according to those in 45 minutes on d, w. the
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eastern is the systems can be used across different geographies. the real challenge, it's off whose needs to be an incredibly scarce way. what the heck us transforming business is onset. so leo media and was just green blushing. watch. now. i want to tell you something. it's a bear with me. my house. i don't think it was a shot. i never saw. that is what happens to me. many people here are talking about it for the very 1st leaving here, you know, event living with h a, b space, a lot of discrimination. raising awareness of h r d and on and we're stuck in this cycle. shame silence.
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we need to break out of a, i want to tell you something. how to tell the secret starts november 29th on dw, the, or is really strikes how much the city is. they root today, striking multiple targets in the lebanese capital. it was a for russia's is really a sold following a. we can borrowers of hezbollah rockets the violent because the, to a long awaited seaside deal. tonight's israel is on the way to approving a us backs plan to hold the slicing a new window of opportunity for stability and security. but is israel or has the law ready for peace? i'm on youtube is mckinnon. and this is the day the.

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