to check out the 9 your journey get in by the this is dw news live from the germany's need a lot. so lose is a confidence, but it's also the collapse of his coalition. government sites, not selections for germany. default lives means germans will likely head to the pose in february, also ahead of christians and syria, hold that 1st months since the form of former president. besides, what does the new regime mean for the countries? minority groups, the

power kind that and welcome to the program. we start to in germany weslaco, a small selections on i just around the corner of the germantown. so the sale to win a confidence vote in parliament laughed sholtes had been expecting to lose and used a speech ahead of the ballots to set types his priorities. the country now looks at the heads of the poles in february. as the members of jim and his parliament gathered on monday, no lack of confidence was visible on the face of the shelves. jones let put the confidence question to the boat. this tongue lead the 6th time. this has happened, but he's a goes to the school vote, paving the way for an early election, which he's already campaigning to, which isn't as long as he didn't talk. and we're a country that goes together every day. a country that values cohesion of a division, a country that does not have its best days behind it, but i made it because i will continue to give my old rock country for germany every

day. and i ask you, do citizens to put your confidence in the com, conservative opposition leader freed, reach methods likes to become the next jobs less winds on the attack. he said, shouts holmes gemini. as this time the season, how you behave of the year of a level is embarrassing. you ready? disgrace to jem. and where, where are you? in the last 22 years s p d general secretary s p d. labor. administer s be the finance minister as be the jobs, like where you want another planet where you in and no, no. grove, when it came to the vent, shows design policy declared confidence in him as expected. but the other policies i've abstained. hope voted against the chancellor, who was soon on his way to the presidential palace for meeting with the country is head of state. now has to decide if and waiting to hold a new election. president,

bank balance or stein maya has already signal. do you think the 23rd of february next year is a realistic date? then germans will decide if they want more of chancellor shoulds or check to direct police case chief your correspondent matthew candidates neg explain how germany is government governing coalition got to this point? well, at the end of the day, it's really about money because schultz is government ended up having a lot less money then it thought it was going to have tens of billions of yours. about 60000000000 year is that germany's constitutional court last year said it wasn't going to be able to spend. and this led to a lot of division within the 3 party coalition that show its land between whose social democrats, the greens and the just, and the freed democrats who are more fiscally hawkish a party. and they didn't want to violate germany. so called debt break and it was

really just a matter of time after that the constitutional court ruling before the whole thing fell apart. and we saw that happen in, in november, setting the stage for today's new concept. so ok, let's move on. a serious i stayed, president bus are all a side has broken his silence about the full from power in a statement written and posted on social media aside says he never planned to abandon his country. as rebel forces closed in on damascus, he claims he initially moved to a russian base in west and syria to continue fighting. besides russia evacuated him, also the vice base came under attack. you will say denied this is serious. you need is as terrace, the so many of syria is minorities. so waiting to see if the countries new rulers will come good on the promise to protect step rights and freedoms. the as the mr

group hired to tarry. i'll sure i'm all haste. yes. the sold to reassure, show them off the ending decades of brutal repression under the assad regime. but for some there's a sense of ambivalence towards the new syria. southern comes here for conflicts because local church near his home in central damascus deep wants it to continue being a safe space into new seo young and see me. but that was a new group that went around the country and the next res, go about if they i'm not sure how it will be. some of the units that are in, you know, it's still unclear, honestly, and i can't predict it or i can say it will be negative and b, but also i can be reassured, point of dealing with someone like many of serious minority groups, cushions are eager to find a place under syria's new government,

right under those stuff. the see signs of the change already on the way the flag of syria under a subs who is being erased. i'm the dental, i'll be on. we're painting it like made bring those white and prosperous days. elena, that says, we were forced to paint the flag on our doors all of us. but now we're free to painted and white. so by so many asylums friends have long since left the country to escape the turbulent political situation over the past decades . and he worries that now things might get worse. usually when people are queuing for bread, but the bakery in there. but despite the form of the regime, he says, very little has changed so far. i like to see why have the least fell off. and the

only thing that has changed here, that'd be nice of us is that this building of the air force intelligence is empty. it ought to, so we uh huh. hello. it was always surrounded by arm soldiers. no, no, i don't see them. i thought you had wanted to see the other one i said, so all the same when about you must have a lot of a holiday in the air force. intelligence spending is a prominent feature of central noun for its detention center. the base is now applied by ceiling in a position fighters the show us what the machine agents left behind this as the interrogation room. these are the prison cells. and these were the close of its paintings. instead of these chairs were used for torture. after seeing the present

sunday and starts believing that any future might be possible and celia newman saw and see what he says, he, i'm optimistic that there will be changing date on area. when i saw on my that we had class will be more relax, coming to no longer be complicated and the price of the infinity buckroe. and how about what worries me the most is the chaos. in this transitional period, i had to tell you in the folder live it's going, you might have to be, this is what i'm scared of. can hotley and i don't be so listening about good it's time for southern have left question about his relationship with them. ok. i lot see the most my relationship with the mask has not had any trouble. just like when you fight with your lover, you know and say, because it was the clearly sweet and the internet went up. and that's how my relationship with the mask is, is the most p a heck. hello miss. a complex relationship and the complexity

where he hopes to find the reassuring future. okay, let's thoughts are invalid. now, a fellow at the washington institute for near east policy. welcome to the show whether you see serious future under the under the new leadership heading i think in relation to minority communities, there's a lot of questions. the way that they ruled previously, especially in the last few years, minorities were allowed to be left alone and they weren't really harassed. at the same time, they didn't have political representation within their civilian government. and yet we've seen a lot of messaging that there would be potentially more openness to greater involvement of minorities. and it's at the same time, the transitional government so far has just been a carbon copy of what they had running in italy previously. so, you know, there remains to be a lot to be seen. how much should the minorities like the christians we saw in the

report trust what that being told, trust what the hearing. and i think that they should compare and contrast what's being said and how things are playing out on the ground in reality thus far, like in the reports of things have been relatively the same and similar, but the question is, what will it look like by the end of the transition at march 1st or will look like in a year from now. um, you know, obviously uh everybody in the world is watching the moves of h t s. what happens when people move on to other new stories that seem more pertinent? so i think got to continue to compare and contrast um what's being said to the realities. yeah, so it's a fresh situation and moving all the time. so you as president elect donald trump, says turkey holds the key to serious view to hire. do you see a continuing to case involvement in the country? i think it all depends on how things in the eastern part of the country play out

a turkey backs, the siri national army, which has continued to fight against the us backed syrian democratic forces. we should recall that the syrian democratic forces are the ones who have been fighting on the ground against the islamic state of the last 10 years. and so there are a lot of potential uh, bad scenarios if the surface fact forces overtake us back forces. because there are 10000 male isis members that are in prison, in ne, syria. and i don't think anybody wants to see that level on turkey considering the fact that it's right across the border. yeah, the i used to us leadership in syria says it doesn't want any further was, but is rarely is continued is as strikes. how is that going to play out? and i think that at this point is roles shown it's cards, but at a certain point, there's not any redeeming value behind it, especially if it leads to more individuals in the population seeking an

actual fight with israel because it could just radicalize a movement that is actually, you know, transformed over the last 8 and a half years to become less radical. so one would think from a strategic perspective, that it wouldn't make sense to continue doing these types of air strikes, are invalid and thank you so much for joining us on dw, thanks for having me. okay, police in the united states say at least 2 people have been shot dead and several others injured in a school shooting in the state of wisconsin. us media reporting that the suspect to has also been killed was a female students at the school. the incident happened in the state capital madison on monday morning dw reports of stuff on simon's in washington dc and told us more about the public reaction in the united states as well, i guess it's uh, unfortunately, uh like it is always uh, the public reaction is this believe it's shock and people are really upset that

this is happening again. this is the 83rd schools shooting in 2024, bypassing the highest number before 202482 in 2023. so this is a record year in school shootings. the president just issued a statement expressing his condolences of the binding ministrations to the families impacted by that in madison wisconsin. and urging congress to finally act on making it harder for people to get their hands on weapons, teenagers, people where maybe mental problems or any other problems who go then this way, take a gun and shoot other people up. so the reaction and united states almost always the same. the problem is what is actually being done to prevent this from happening in the future. and there it's prayers and thoughts. that's what everybody has now for the assemblies, but no other action taken yet. yeah,

it's brand new situation for the united states, dw reports and stuff, and simon's thank you so much for joining us. oh, okay, let's take a quick look at some stories making headlines around the world. and i will start to use in the french overseas territory of mail. it's fair. hundreds, possibly thousands of people have died off of the island was brought to it by us, west cycling in almost a century. a huge emergency operation is on the way the french red cross has described the devastation that as an imaginable take talk has filed an emergency appeal with the us supreme court in a last ditch effort to continue operating in the united states, lawyers for the company as the justices to step in before the deadline on january 19th, the new legislation would find the popular platform in the united states, unless it's china based parents company agreed to sell it.

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