government. here william nightmare is not my friends but that just might be. ay ay ay. a few laughs. berlin the cities of us and i speculate that happy with us your headlines at this hour bloodshed in crimea ukraine says one of its soldiers has been killed and a military base but mr advani at kenya says the competition teams of military gauge local buy something terrible and shia days after russia at the bottom and with no time in signing a treaty to make ready a part of project due to the west that blocking the entrance. in germany and the united states had to dance. calling it unacceptable and frightening

get another round of sanctions the guy. ukraine had. what's more the country's defence minister has authorized ukrainian troops to use their weapons if they come under fire. this comes after the death of a soldier in cranial kiev says unidentified gunmen killed a member of the ukrainian army when they stormed a base near the crimean regional capital since our whole block from russian sources claimed the dead man belonged to the local defence force as the death is the first since russian troops took control of the peninsula almost three weeks ago. we'll look at the reaction from ukraine's capital kiev in just a moment but first let's bring in alexander phenomena standing by for a snack rainy in capitals and catapult alexander you've been at the base where this incident occurred what more can you tell us. looking forward to

meeting the parents try to update. in the pool we all were quite rude to be equipped with special report that the rioting and will begin. local media have good people of history of the show trying to shed the children would delay it was already out of it that no court date due to mention that we made it feel contented. seoul the twenty twenty three people attempted to storm the sleepy pura cup form a new korean open. it is good according to people from the progress i have. i'd go ahead according to reports from the caribbean the peak a shout derek took happen to cook bake eat there. the pp can touch the cake looked

like he knew that it is looking to pick up the cry this is exactly what all sides wanted to avoid it you think we could see a military conflict. they have already been made to coach an overhaul to ongoing standoff between the russian and ukrainian troops will and how we can upgrade it to improve the care that you could say that the court because of shifting from a political commitment to that age. we have a great topic and take a look at the olympiad. we cannot allow that. at that age could get go. officials said anything yet. no i didn't have any of the superman of the pro pot joining us constantinople as an investment in the ukrainian prime minister said russian forces have committed what he called a

war crime by shooting at ukrainian troops. if any at sandia also said the conflict was now shifting from a political tool and military siege is also ordered his defense minister to meet with his counterparts from britain france and russia to prevent an escalation of the complex those countries had previously signed in nineteen eighty four treaty guaranteeing ukraine's for terrorists. more reaction now from ukraine's capital kiev correspondent with the ent and joins us now louisiana sounds like a government preparing for the worst is kiev expecting more. now for the intervention of prime minister. but did they come it is going to a military aide of what he wanted to mention one of you achieve a calm and russia that the two former mission to find solutions to problems but they still lead the way open

one thing you crazy and have discovered that the bone collector. military. it actually. in the open kitchen fight or flee. opponent like russia has said that among people on the streets you get the sense that they accept the crimea is lost in russia oh and for our variation of a one day ago when i spoke to her that he is waiting to be called up the military and the other part of the mobile ad. i asked him if he's ready to die for me and keeps you from. even if you could get used to cooking and pains though it were a good deal of tension. i'm going to service. look at going around thinking you know showing children queuing in the russian directly to put her to work. and thank you very much for that day from

two naps. and yet is returning to its home shores those were the words from russian president signing of cooking today after signing a treaty to annex the crimean peninsula. made a bold speech to russian and cranny and lawmakers in the kremlin today he said crimea was an inseparable part of russia he also accused the west of crossing a line and said russia was forced to act and protect its citizens in crimea with the stroke of the pan roasted defined protesters in kiev minorities in cranium and leaders across the western world the audience gave a standing ovation days before the signing ceremony both chambers of parliament making the kremlin to hear what the weekly team's vision for the future of creamy. he used a speech as another opportunity to justify russia's actions in crime iphone might get the region's history and new to report a

mosque and beach i mean. a typical media is about the cyclone. a legendary city is typically the city of great destiny. the city of fort recess and the russian black sea fleet the message soon turned into and duncan improvements. nato's eastward expansion its involvement in the piano and the conflict in form yugoslavia tony kanaan preaching to the west has forced confrontation with russia the beast which is opening in a unique place in ukraine. western partners across the red line. in this instance. russia has legitimate interests that most iraqis now uh the team plays the ukrainian soldiers in crimea for not turning the dispute into an armed conflict. the comment does not recognize the new government yuki and let the team said russia's relations with ukraine are extremely important and what remains to be a humanist view we don't want to break out

of ukraine. but crimea will remain russian. crimea as russia's most strategically important factor in the regions with the after signing the treaty which included supporters in moscow's red square st cranial was returning home the kremlin says the treaty comes into effect immediately but at least the period until the end of the year to formalize the annexation of crying. well just as quickly as an annex crime yet there's been quite international condemnation of the move washington is calling it nothing more than a land grab and the west is vowing more saying a u s president barack obama spoke with german chancellor angela merkel today and book called the crimean annexation and unacceptable bloke to ukraine's territorial integrity. chancellor minister who is to the portuguese prime minister pedro ca so squarely on tuesday but portugal's the economic recovery took second place. this visit was overshadowed by events in

moscow. memphis is that the new pudding signing of the treaty to make crimea part of russia violated international law. but she also stressed that could still be a political solution to the crisis. beattie and indeed all the time regarding the events in ukraine though i will focus on dialogue and non toxic ink as well as the sanctions to the barn and i spent the whole history is that the tone was much harsher in london the british government has suspended bilateral military cooperation with russia and warned of more to come to be clear about the long term consequences and in the united kingdom we will not shy away from those consequences. events in crimea have rattled nerves and eastern europe. us vice president joe biden met with the polish prime minister in a show of support for the nato ally. united states and poland stand shoulder to shoulder in vital missions around the world. but recent events remind us that the bedrock of our alliance

remains collective self defense. president obama has called for a g seven summit next week to discuss the crimea crisis the meeting will focus on what further steps may be taken against russia. i left turn out to max hoffman standing by for us in washington max washington has said from the beginning and does not want to get involved in a military conflict but senses something to be bothering my scalp. what can does obama have left to play here. while there are some options especially financial options there's proof for example some american investment in russia if you look at the numbers the latest we have are from two thousand twelve. there were about fourteen billion dollars in american investment in russia that that's not a whole lot by american standards but still would have it with her. now if you look at global investors investing in stocks and bonds issued by russian companies that's a whole lot more three hundred and twenty five billion dollars in the last four years and obama

would have the means to slow that down or even stop it but that the problem with this is important is for russia it would also hurt american companies. so that's why the americans are reluctant to take advantage of that and probably will stick to that framework they have in place now with the sanctions for example with these events or freezing assets by russian officials. maybe just acceptable but two different people and expertly we have the g seven meeting next week to discuss the crisis when people say come on about well two things basically whether to scrap the g eight meeting the g eight summit in sochi in june and the second question will be whether to take on russia out of the g eight entirely an apparently russians and european americans and europeans are on the same page there get my next often things are joining us from washington. but tensions in ukraine and also raise concerns about human rights. german test on one ankle met with leading human rights activists on tuesday

including kenneth roth executive director of human rights watch. earlier we asked him for his thoughts on the developments in crimea especially for those who voiced dissent. will clearly there's been an active suppression of dissent in crimea. just as there's been a suppression of dissent in russia it's all in one of the things i spoke with comcast americorps child was the importance of undercutting produce propaganda about what he says is extreme oppression of russian speakers in ukraine as a justification for his military adventures. we talked about the importance of deploying international monitors throughout ukraine to try to make clear what really is happening and to prevent anything bad from happening to any minority but the importance of the ukrainian government making clear that ukraine is for all people regardless of the language they speak and an imposing the rule of law disarming the right wing militia for example prosecuting anybody on any side who's responsible for violence and crispy

the importance of addressing the censorship in russia on the and the closing of tv stations and websites the rest of demonstrators because cody gets away with this one sided portrayal of ukraine only because he's been able to fly with any object in the counting of what's going on to this is all what they would take for a more comprehensive approach to the ukraine crisis in the health service was very much on our way point in that respect. the war and syria has entered its fourth year of the tensions with russia complicating international efforts to bring the conflict there to an end. it does complicate things. the un security council flying we adopted a binding resolution and syria ordering the release of prisoners sent in and do the indiscriminate bombing on the opening of the borders to commend treaty i'm a kid is just at the end of the sochi olympics when russia was too embarrassed to be collected this is the first binding resolution of this nature ever had a lot more. we now need to enforce that resolution and rushes in a completely uncooperative

mood because of the ukraine crisis on the other hand the kind of sanctions that we've been looking forward to try to force russia to force the fight to stop slaughtering civilians in syria. finally the european union the united states composing these kinds of targeted sanctions but for different reasons ukraine but that maybe i'll open the door to a tougher approach from russia make clear that russia has not been a so called partner in peace even in syria or rather an underwriter of mass murder and should be treated. i was kenneth ross executive director of human rights watch to stay with us because coming up the mystery of malaysian airlines flight three seventy from kuala lumpur. ten days after the boeing jumbo jet carrying two hundred thirty nine people disappeared from radar screens. relatives of the passengers are demanding information across the entrance and on toppling the story of how our universe began. scientists say they found what they called the cosmic missing link. all

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peanut sauce the sauce. i love that. what a piece. next time you hear. the eight hundred and fifty million people in the womb. in may the coast of the visit to the wound from we. that show the malaysia airlines mystery remains just that a mystery the extraordinary international land and sea search has been expanded again in the area now of the sith australia unprecedented investigation more than two dozen countries are involved. the passengers onboard coming from so many different nations and the search has been dragging on for so long with no concrete conclusions that's making this pain painful ordeal for the relatives of those missing. have a look at what we know so far. he says the malaysian going to go seven two hundred just like the one that took off from kuala lumpur on the eighth of

march down from the ag. it showed me up to be a liner left malaysia all contact was lost in the play never a riot as its destination. malaysia immediately launched a surge in the south china sea on the eleventh of march with ortiz expanded its age to include the strait of malacca optimization minutes the radar confirmed that the plane had changed course and turn twist a flight back to illumination kuala lumpur then raised the possibility of a hijacking release posted photos of today rainy and suspects with stolen passports. that inquiry suggested that they were on their way to seek asylum in europe. then there was speculation on the thirteenth of march that the plane may have taken a different rates and low tone for alice malaysia's defense minister denied its true. more often one day later the government's

investigation was expanded to include a southern light colored or across the indian ocean. one week up to the plane's disappearance malaysian police searched the homes of the airplanes pilots and sees a flight simulator. on march the seventeenth the malaysian government backtracked to get the same announced a plan to continue frying for alice in the search area was expanded again. radio signals from satellites indicate to the four thousand kilometer radius around kuala lumpur the data suggested to possible like gordo northern corridor which was causing start of the southern colorado off the west of australia. just minutes before the plane disappeared the aircraft's co pilot on traffic control that everything was alright. that message has been sega cd by events. some other news now and the militant action rebel telco them are of a dad that's according to a posting on the website supporting his

grades insurgency. it gave no further details of the circumstances then russia has not confirmed that a film i was russia's most wanted man and his book the caucasus emirate is seeking to establish an islamic state in the north caucasus region. it has claimed responsibility for multiple deadly bombings one of those fifty thousand ten bombing of the moscow metro which killed forty people. negotiations over iran's nuclear program are underway in vienna the eu said the conflict over prime yet has not affected the dialogue with russia and western powers quote still united in trying to reach a deal in the latest round of talks is expected to last tuesday as western leaders have acknowledged that tehran has so far kept its word on allowing inspectors of the nuclear program the islamic republic hopes the talks will free the country from sanctions that have crippled its economy. toronto now where hundreds of african migrants have forced their way into the spanish territory of molina and the moroccan interior ministry says she weaves a stone throwing

migrants storms the border fence and sustains the north african enclave early on tuesday. in the three hundred were rested. the governor of the region says that at least five hundred people made it onto santa so i owe many more injured climber and the barbed wire protecting the enclave thousands of migrants tried to enter stains and territories each year looking for a better life in europe. germany's highest court has rejected a legal challenge to the euro bailout fund its final ruling on the issue the court dismissed all claims against the european stability mechanism. judges say the ef and does not violate the sovereignty of parliament and fiscal matters. they also ruled there was sufficient democratic oversight of august on germany has accepted liabilities of up to one hundred and ninety billion euros under the scheme. at ten am f for attacks on how the markets have been reacting to all of that news staff of wealth has a wrap up from the frankfurt stock exchange. from

investor's point of view the youth and is a success story for eighth on the island and spain have been able to leave the youth and again and now they are able to get fresh money from financial markets without paying too high due to everything that helps to solve the crisis is well come as investors take you on the fold up the pope's decision of course had no impact on net and the trading today. in essence watch carefully what happened in ukraine and russia. and since the listener to the speech of nutty me of putting they've heard that there is no escalation in the new future of this crisis and this led to many chemical. the silica martin amis train at germany's dax closed almost every corners of a percent in the grain. the euro stocks fifty was also higher. over in new york where trading is still underway for the dow jones industrial average

the positive momentum continues. as for the euro dollar one euro would get to one dollars and thirty nine cents. the american chamber of commerce in berlin has released its annual business barometer and us companies looking to do business in europe's biggest economy are as upbeat as ever. they expect to continue to invest heavily and create loads of new jobs here that if the free trade agreement between the eu and the us on derailed by the backlash over washington spying activities now sanctions against russia are also threatening to spoil investors move. in the us is most important trade partner the new route. germany has one of europe's best trained workforce is and that's attracting a lot of american companies plans to introduce a national minimum wage don't worry american employers. many would gladly pay more. what does worry the u s chamber of commerce here in berlin is the backlash over washington surveillance programs. many

here say the believers in free trade negotiations in his t t i p until the last stops spying. mrs who bothers to the global issue just like trade is a global issue but that doesn't mean we should address the many tough questions that could be solved by t t i p. instead we should try this on both issues. that's what's important here even though he does. investors in germany are also trying to navigate the perilous debate over economic sanctions against russia. one of wa's in politics at play here yet and a german politicians have made their decisions accordingly. all companies have to adjust to the circumstances. at the end of the day we don't mak the political decisions with all of them. but the standoff with russia is unlikely to scare off us investors. after all german companies depend more on business with moscow than americans do not so scientists could be one step closer to understanding the origins of the universe

after years of research at the south pole an american team of astronomers says it's detected what many consider the holy grail of cosmology mm mm good beginning. this is when it all began researchers say they've picked up a signal dating back to a split second after the universe began to expand rapidly nearly fourteen billion years ago. this ground breaking discovery provides a window to take scientists back to the beginning of time. what is it announced today. it is direct observational evidence in support of the theory is that the universe the move. from the sides that bad the observable universe is true. the size of an atom this sides of the basketball in the mean honestly small

fraction of a second. as the rain known as cosmic inflation explains how the universe group from microscopic the small to infinitely danced in an instant. scientists base in antarctica accused of high tech telescope to detect ripples from gravitational waves left over from the big bang. albert einstein predicted the ripples and his theory of relativity nearly a century ago. this is the first time scientists have concrete evidence. this protection is cosmology is missing link. it's something we thought she'd be there but we weren't really sure. and as it has been eagerly sought no post two decades. i forgot my wedges. it's like finding a needle in a haystack the discovery brings scientists closer to explaining one of the biggest causes of mankind. how did it all began with. i gently are now and it's that simple. on tuesday. that's right any shop that is that brielle

madrid after a fake ones running at home in the first leg. the tiny is most likely out of something sweet spot the team will be looking to restore some pride. and tuesday's other champions league match and should be a hard fought battle itself is a concert you've got the summer i on the back of the one home draw in the first leg it promises to be an especially emotional evening for one day indeed rubenstein eight years playing for chelsea. after winning the champions league with the club in twenty twelve. korean superstar move to downtown for an istanbul now he's coming back to stamford bridge again. i can to cease from earn some real issues you could. his former chelsea team mates will make it easy for him on this trip back to the marine years team of the favorites to win the game. note that draw in

the first break means anything is possible. losing one of the. he's going to the results were people of all time goals already. with twenty two nd. there's no lack of motivation. last season chelsea became the first title holders ever to exit the competition after the group stage. they're determined to do much better this time around. i guess all for now the journal of physical website dw dusty for all the latest news and information they are locked in the next time the issue. i

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