education makes the world make up your own mind. made for mines the. this is dw news live from berlin, former us president. jimmy carter has died at the age of $100.00. after a rocky single term presidency in the 19 seventy's with some major foreign policy successes, he devoted his life to humanitarian work and was awarded the nobel peace prize for his efforts. also on the show, south korea observes a week of national morning following the worst ever plane crash on its soil. investigators are searching for the cause of the disaster that left $179.00 passengers improved at the

i'm on any so forth into the program. tributes have been coming in from all over the world for a former us president jimmy carter who has died at the age of 100 german chancellor . all that shows more than the loss of quote, a fighter for democracy and a mediator for peace. brock obama said his fellow, ex president, lived a life of grace, dignity, justice, and service. and in coming present you, us president donald trump said americans owed carter a debt of gratitude. president biden has declared a national day of morning on january 9th, the day of his state funeral of the jimmy cause. it was a precedent to found his true cooling off his time and office called to grew up in rural georgia. he began his career in the u. s. navy, where he reached the rank of lieutenant on the death of his father, called to took over the family's p not farm. he was a deeply religious man in the support of the civil rights movement coats his

political career began in his native georgia where he eventually became state governor. he was one of the 1st politicians in the conservative south to close to the end of racial segregation. a democrats, he won the presidency in 1976 despite being relative political unknown war flames to washington dc. but we've had a great deal of progress lately. following the will to gate scandal, america wanted to see a political outside during the white house and the p, not farmer from georgia, fit the bill. i. jimmy carter do solemnly swear. i jimmy called at their selling this way that i will call to wanted his presidency to break the cycle of political intrigue. so prevalent in washington, and famously proclaimed, i will never lie. he made human rights the focus of his foreign policy. one of his greatest diplomatic successes was the camp david accords. under cost as mediation,

the as rarely prime minister in egypt, sin president signs the 1st peace agreement. the coaches. tom was also plagued by economic waves and an energy crisis, and his approval ratings plummeted to the wrong hostage crisis sealed his political fate. cause to fail to secure the release of $52.00 american hostages, held by radical students at the us embassy and the reigning capital. that was something that the american voters would not forgive. he lost the 1980 elections to bundled reagan in the land slide. those trouble, sandy beaches in the pacific. off to his presidency, jimmy costa concentrated on his humanitarian what he became, and i'm back to death, a piece and a quality together with his wife. rosalind who died in late 2023. he set up the

call to center for the advancement of human rights. as a former us president, his influence on the international stage was unique. one of his successes was in 1994 peace mission to north korea, where he help diffuse a crisis around peeling young's nuclear weapons program. jimmy costa was awarded the nobel peace prize in 2002 even off to being diagnosed with cancer. he continued to work on his many humanitarian projects. coach, his presidency may not have been the most pivotal in us history but his time. and they gave him the plastic clouts to promote his humanitarian values, something which gained some great respect and admiration around the world. a while ago i spoke with william good wu croft, us analyst,

and deputy editor of the problem magazine asked him about jimmy carter's legacy. as jimmy carter, really not only talked to talk what was the law we saw in the report, he just didn't joe biden, his clip was quite on point. we're so you really get to me his life to human rights to try to improve people's lives both domestically in united states and things like habitat for humanity, building homes, people without homes to around the world, those in his one term and afterwards. and he was not afraid to speak out on really controversial issues or issues that are these or politically on types of all or too sensitive in many parts of the us. so it was better than having a 2006 book for example piece not a hard time referring, referring to the israel palestinian conflict that he drove a lot of key for that. but he stood by these values of again, human rights and sticking to kind of that line and didn't really let politics

getting away in a way that was almost too good for politics. because politics is much dirtier than sort of the world view that jimmy carter's boss. and it was events and iran that led to his own popularity in the us. but he also had some major foreign policy achievements didn't right, i mean, we saw on their reports, but it never remembers the piece of course, many israel and egypt and bitter enemies de carter understood that you don't mean peace with your friends. you make peace with your enemies, and that's something that i feel has been quite a lot in current, conflicts around the world today where opposing sides will make demands that the other side essentially have to agree with them before they even sit down and negotiate the table. originally, carter understood you have to get back to shooting table 1st. it was a major, a g. you've made a point where a member who's only, i believe is 6 years doing my math, right. i since the previous war between israel and egypt, the 973 war. so that was of course, the big,

salient moment. but as you say that you run a hostage crisis, i really overshadow his presidency and most likely cost him a that 2nd term. yeah. well, let's talk about that because at home he was under massive pressure and that did lead to this land slide election by ronald reagan. so what was the country facing in 1980 or right. so the wrong answers crisis was a big deal of course of that and i said, you know, give you carter was almost too good for politics. and what i mean by that is, this was a great case where his values and the political reality really clash because the united states supported the saw, the ron, i dictated a brutal dictator who was no friend of human rights in the united states, stopped by him and jimmy car stopped by the shaw iran, which undermines his credibility in iran and facilitated that islamic revolutionary backlash that led to the hostage practice and ronald reagan,

who himself was an actor very good ice cream, very good with words, was able to maximize that. and the other side is that jimmy carter was probably did last, truly religious democratic presidency embraces baby very deeply. she was born again. christian, i something that these days we only see on the conservative or right side of us spectrum and there was a conservative religious back last to his progressive religious views. and that sorta writes religious us, well aligned with wrong rate, and it really helped push final rate into office and shifted american politics and the connection between religion and politics, especially on the right ways that we see all the more. so today, it is hard to imagine someone like jimmy carter becoming president again in the united states at least now. um us analysts william blue cross. thank you. and

let's take a look at some other stories making global headlines. a fire at a hotel in bangkok has killed 34 and tours and left another incredible condition blazer wrapped it on the 5th floor of the hotel and cal son rode an area that's popular with backpackers because of the fire is under investigation. the ex husband of she said, petticoat will not appeal, has a verdict in the mass rape trial that has shocked france. dominic petticoat was jailed for 20 years, for drugging and raping has been wife and soliciting dozens of men to do the same. she said, petticoat has been hailed as a hero for her courage and the trial for instance, new prime minister across while by who was visiting the overseas territory of my out the archipelago off of ashburn. because east coast was devastated by cycling earlier this month. prime minister, it has been criticized for not visiting sooner, has brought 5 cabinet ministers. cycling chito left colossal damage, killing 39 people and entering more than 4000 south

korea is observing a week of national morning after a jetliner crash. killed the $179.00 passengers and crew. people have been paying their respects at a memorial in the city of milan, where the plain went down. south 3 as acting president is also attending the ceremony. it's the deadliest plane crash ever on the country soil. only 2 people survive the disaster. on sunday, both for members of the crew and investigators are now analyzing the flight data as they try to piece together what's happened. calming the wreckage in search of bodies and answers recovery workers have now located both of the aircraft plank recorders. they will help determine what causes one of south korea's worst aviation disasters. this is the moment the jew airplane skids down. the

runaway at one airport. after failing to deploy its landing gear, it crashes into a wall and burst into flames only to flight attendants who were in the plains pill section, survived. inside the airport family members had been in during an agonizing weight as the remains of their loved ones are slowly identified . john j young lost his daughter and it's a catastrophe. it should not have been this bad. 2 months, no one lived except for the 2 flight attendants in the tile, 6 shopping. and i don't understand why the pilot had to attempt the landing on the runway to crush into the wall. south careers acting president said the government is assisting recovery efforts. he expressed his deep

remorse, put the dish, and when i opened my deepest condolences to those who tragically lost their lives, i also feel deeply sorry and extend my sympathies to the families as the acting head of government responsible for the safety and lots of residents. i feel an indescribable sorrow and profound regret. one moment authorities think of the plain likely struck a flock of birds as it prepared to land despite the control tower warning to the pilots. earlier i spoke to journalist jen moon at the mon airport, but the latest on the investigation into the cause of the crash, the right team, good investigators, including from the us itself, career now trying to establish what costs and this is aster. but one day after the fatal airline disaster here, the answer ask you what was wrong with a choose you. air remains elusive. no official to initially size a burst, right? because a likely cause of the crash though crushes do,

remade over exactly what happens. like you said, both black boxes, the flight data recorder, in the cockpit voice recorder has been found. but experts say that a 1st tracking the engine is unlikely to be the sole fact where the say a bruce trick should be a survival it back. and it shouldn't really lead to what we eventually saw, particularly because in any situation where one engine is not functioning, there's still plenty of power. and many se 1st church are so common that they're factored into the design of monitor, playing. so according to experts on a boeing 737, and any commercial airliner there, also a layers of redundancy, especially for the landing gear, which is hard drive is clean operated spreads. so it seems that the landing gear malfunction here, and there's reports that another j do. airlines flight in south korea was forced to return to the airport after having an a malfunction link to its landing gear. so similar problem and also similar plain type. is there any links here as you're

absolutely right another, choose your airlines flight using id 737. boeing, 737800 aircraft experience. and i'll send you a link to the landing gear today and was forced to return after or take off the weather. there was a general problem with this plane. boeing 737800 is unknown at this point. but, but this is transform if she says a stories you are considering whether you accept a special inspection of all $101.00. and boeing 737800 aircraft operated by cell screwin airliners. so whether there is a general problem with this airlines. now that also remains, she confirmed, but concern top surface today that the very choose you air passenger plane that crashed at blue on international airports sunday had completed 13 flights across 8 airports within 40 hours, leading up to the deadly accident. typical claim,

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