i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. western governments and human rights organizations have widely condemned the sentencing of kremlin critic vladimir cover moore's up to 25 years in a russian labor camp. moscow court convicted the prominent russian journalist and political activists of treason and spreading dis information about the russian military. kara morsa had denied the charges. us from vassar to russia, said the sentence was assigned to moscow's we snot strength and was clearly an attempt to silence decentralization. kara moore's as lawyer told the w that given her clients poor health, the jail term amounted to a death sentence. a so called strict regime labor camp in russia. it's the kinds of prison in which vladimir kind of mertsa may now spend the next 25 years of his life . the jewel, russian and british citizen is one of russia's laws, prominent opposition, figures. he's been behind balls since april 2022 russian authorities arrested canada after he did now. thrushes, so called spe

i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. we'll begin in bangladesh. we're a d, w, and nets renews investigation has uncovered details of killings linked to the countries elite police force. the rapid reaction battalion or r a b was set up in 2004 as part of the us led war on terror. it was trained and equipped by the us and other western countries to fight extremist violence. the rob has long faced accusations of grave. human rights abuses, claims which the bangladesh government has repeatedly denied, but dw is investigative unit together with its swedish based partner, spoke 2 former rabb commanders. they revealed evidence of how the force commits extrajudicial killings. some viewers might find this report disturbing. 2 the phone call, your voucher here captures an alleged murder in southern bangladesh. was recorded in 2018 bash. i begum. she connected 2 aspirins phone only seconds before he was killed. oh. 1 ah. 6 earlier the day ackerman huck had been taken by the rapid action battalion, an elite unit of the bag, reddish police, long accused of kid

ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. violence has erupted inside the arc. some mosque in jerusalem considered one of islam holiest sites as is really police entered the compound to remove people. they describe as agitators, palestinians say security forces fired stun grenades. else the mos inside is really, authorities say hundreds of palestinian youths had barricaded themselves and hurled stones with fireworks at police forces who made more than 350 arrests. later palestinian militants fired rockets from the gaza strip toward israeli territory. israel responded with air strikes, a series of instances, raising fears of and greater of an even greater escalation of violence as the jewish pass over holiday and the muslim month of holy month of ramadan overlap. i'll dw corresponded tanya kramer is standing by for us in jerusalem worthers clashes happen tonya. let's start with the stand off at the alex m asked, what happened? how did all this start wise is had very violent scenes there tonight. coming out of the alex, i'm most compelled inside the i'll ask x, i'

hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us in sudan, a 24 hour cease fires now supposed to be in effect, but it's unclear whether the rival forces battling for control of the east african country will really lay down their weapons. there was hope that a pause in the violence would allow both sized return to negotiations and give civilians a chance to seek safety around. 200 people had been killed since fighting began on saturday. one after days of heavy fighting and cartoon. many residents are fleeing to sydney's capital as of leaving the city and heading for a hometown were waiting for the victory statement from the sudanese army. others have had no choice but to stay put traps by the fighting. this university students are sheltering in their college library, like the conflict has seen heavy gunfire and several air strikes and civilian neighborhoods. diplomats have also been targeted. i can confirm that yesterday we had an american diplomat, a convoy that was fired on, on all of our people are safe an

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hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. ceremonies have been held in poland to mark the abs, anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising. president of poland, israel and germany joined holocaust survivors and their descendants to honor the hundreds of morse. all jews who revolted against nazi soldiers in 1943 preparing to die fighting than to be sent to death camps. the month long battle was ultimately crushed when the nazis raised the ghetto to the ground. they arrived in a shoe of unity to the sound of a wailing siren that rang out across the polish capital. setting the scene for a poignant memorial. these really polish and german presidents shoulder to shoulder, representing nations, forged by this dark chapter of history. noted on an outfit survivor quoted from a resistance fighters, defiant last poem she miles when cool clenching in the fist, a stick, a stern or human kill. boy, we beg you, o god, go for a bloody battle. we implore you for a violent death here. so will i polish children's choir,

hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. we begin in ukraine where russian missile and drones strikes have hit several ukrainian cities overnight, killing at least 14 civilians. a residential building was hit in mon, 200 kilometers south of the capital. kia authorities also reported deaths in the eastern city of ne pro, where they say a woman and a young child were killed. the biggest strike, russia has launched in ukraine in weeks. earlier, i spoke to d. w correspondent, nick conley in key. if i asked him about those latest attacks. so, terry, the late report, camino 14 fatalities in woman there. extraordinary scenes of the operation going on there to try to find more people under those ruins. we understand. well, the 100 people lived in the section of the apartment block that 9 story block that was hit. that was the epicenter of that strike. as you mentioned, there was an approach to fatalities. this is really shocking, after basically the best part of 2 months where there were no attacks fall from the front lines where ci

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ah hello m terry martin. good to have you with us. russian miss ireland. drone strikes have hit several ukrainian cities killing at least 17 civilians. they were the biggest russian strikes in weeks. one of the cities targeted was mon, 200 kilometers south of keith, where people were picking up the pieces after 2 missiles destroyed an apartment block. 6 2 they're still in shock. after russian missiles destroyed their homes in the early hours. at 1st, all the glass flew out. everything flew out, even the chandler fell. everything was covered in glass, and then there was an explosion and the car started exploding. we barely found our things and ran out, and then everyone started arriving. several buildings were hit, one completely destroyed what you, you must hopefully give late. give them, i know we heard the sound of a plane taking off fiscal in that 10 minutes later very there was an explosion really there. sure. at 1st i was confused. and then there was a 2nd explosion. enough glass flew towards us. yet i q

ah hello, i'm terry martin. it's good to have you with us. french president mental mc caught says he believes china has a major role to play in finding a peaceful resolution in ukraine. a con, made the comments during a 3 day visit to try elsewhere. the war in ukraine is topping. the agenda he said to meet with president. she's been paying for talks on maintaining trade and diplomatic ties. will be joined by ear commission, president ursula fonda ally, and later today to are expected to try and discourage she from supporting russia. and its invasion of ukraine was crossover to correspondent bobby and crisper in beijing, fabio at the start with the french president, manuel mc con has travelled to china with a huge business delegation. is this trip mainly about diplomacy or trade? well, i think the biggest topic could probably would be a political one lamely the one ukraine or macro m is convinced that he con, yeah. persuade a seating thing to play a big role in this conflict and also for a possible piece or solut

hello m terry martin. good to have you with us. former us president donald trump is preparing to surrender to prosecutors in new york later today as he faces an unprecedented court appearance. trump is the 1st sitting or former us president to pace criminal prosecution. tuesday will see his arraignment on charges linked to alleged hush money payments to adult film actor stormy daniels just before the 2016 presidential election. the former reality tv stand president is the biggest story in town. the game arriving at trump tower, donald trump, heated quickly inside for more talks with his legal chain. his support has rallied loudly nearby, while others demanded justice. guiding him on off hooker's payment 10 years ago or 7 years ago is a misdemeanor. and it should not be a felony case by alvin bird. i don't think they have anything to walk them up for i think this is just a political persecution of somebody that they don't like. and on top of that i turkish election interference. countries very divided at th

ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. the f b, i has arrested a suspect over the leak of classified documents, some of them relating to the war and ukraine. the 21 year old member of the massachusetts air national guard is accused of sharing highly sensitive information with members of an online chat group. their circulation on social media has exposed military secrets from ukraine and diplomatically embarrassing details of u. s. espionage activities. arrested by a team of federal agents. the suspect, an employee of the united states air force. national guard is accused of leaking a trench of classified documents, led away from his home in massachusetts. he'll now face the full weight of u. s. justice. today the justice department arrested jack douglas to sheriff in connection with an investigation into alleged unauthorized removal, retention, and transmission of classified national defense information to share it is an employee of the united states air force national guard f. b i. agents took to sure and to custody earli

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ah hello, i am terry martin. good to have you with us. nato is set to officially welcome finland as its 31st member later today, raising the finished flag at its brussels headquarters ahead of that formal ceremony. nato secretary general young stoughton bag called finland's admission, the fastest on record, a direct result of russia's invasion of ukraine. finland shares a long border with russia and applied for nato membership last year, ending decades of military neutrality. today is an historic day. the call syn. if you hours we will while come. finan asked the 31st a member of our alliance. this'll make finland safer and natal stronger finan. i will get an iron clad security guntee. an article 5 are collected, defense schools won't for all, for one. i will now from to day apply for fin them. sure. while a short while ago i spoke with his rosy bertot at nato headquarters in brussels. i asked her what finland, joining nato means for the alliance and practical terms. military, as you can see behind me, nato am ge

hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. violence has erupted inside the alex, a mosque in jerusalem on a site revered by both jews and muslims. israeli police entered the mosque early on wednesday to remove people they say, had barricaded themselves inside the building. is really authorities say palestinian youth hurled stones and fireworks at his railey forces who made more than 350 arrests. palestinian red crescent says 12 palestinians were wounded during the clashes on the hilltop. compound, known to jews as the temple mount and to muslims, as the noble sanctuary. the action was condemned by palestinian militants who fired rockets from the gaza strip toward is really territory. israel responded with air strikes, the series of instances, raising fears of an even greater escalation of violence as the jewish pass over holiday. and the muslim holy month of ramadan coincide, dw corresponded tanya kramer is standing by force in jerusalem. tanya, let's start with that 10 situation at the alex a mosque. wh

hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. were receiving conflicting reports about a possible 24 hour cease fire in sudan earlier rival forces battling and the east african country had reportedly agreed to paul fighting from 6 pm local time. now his spokesman for the sudanese army says he knows nothing about such an agreement. the opposing rapid support forces had been calling on government forces to end the violence. almost 200 people had been killed since fighting began on saturday. wow. after days of heavy fighting and cartoon, many residents are fleeing the sudanese capital, amazon, even a city and heading for a home town were waiting for the victory statement from the city and his army. mothers had had no choice but to stay put traps by the fighting. this university students are sheltering in their college library is that the conflict has seen heavy gunfire and several air strikes and civilian neighborhoods. diplomats have also been targeted. i can confirm that yesterday we had an american diplomat, a convoy that was fir

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ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us in sudan, a reported cease fire agreement is due to come into effect at this hour earlier commanders of rival forces battling in the east african countries said they'd agreed to lay down their weapons for 24 hours. but since they're the spokesperson for the sudanese army said he knows nothing about the agreement. around 200 people have been killed since fighting began on saturday. o. after days of heavy fighting and cartoon. many residents are fleeing the sudanese capital of leaving the city and heading for a hometown were waiting for the victory statement from the sudanese army. others have had no choice but to stay put traps by the fighting. this university students are sheltering in their college library with the conflict has seen heavy gunfire and several air strikes and civilian neighborhoods. diplomats have also been targeted. i can confirm that yesterday we had an american diplomat, a convoy that was fired on um, all of our people are safe and unharmed.

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ah, ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. israel has carried out a series of night time air strikes 1st in the gaza strip and then in lebanon. israeli military says it struck targets linked to the palestinian islamist militant group. hamas is, comes after more than 30 rockets were fired from lebanon into northern israel on thursday. one of the biggest rocket attacks originating on lebanese soil since 2006 tensions in the region rose after israeli police rated the alex of mosque in jerusalem. earlier this week is lumps 3rd holiest sight, united nations peacekeeping mission and lebanon is urged all sides to stop the attacks. earlier i spoke to our correspondent in jerusalem, tonya cramer, she gave us more details about the events in lebanon and garcia. what was that around for a m, a local time this morning that the israeli army put out a statement that they had started to attack targets in the, near the southern city of a tear in the southern region of a lebanon, a spokesperson for the army. this morn

ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. israel has carried out on series of nighttime airstrikes, 1st in the gaza strip. and then in lebanon, is really military says it struck targets linked to the palestinian militant group . hamas comes after more than 30 rockets were fired from lebanon into northern israel on thursday. one of the biggest rocket attacks originating on lebanese soil since 2006 tensions in the region rows after is really police rated the alex of mos in jerusalem earlier this week. is lumps 3rd holiest site. the united nations peacekeeping mission in lebanon has urged a stop to attacks from all songs. dw corresponded. tanya kramer is standing by force, is rosalind tanya talked to us 1st about israel strikes on targets in lebanon. what's going on there? where was it around for a m, a local time this morning that the israeli army put out a statement that they had started to attack targets in the near the southern city of 3rd tier in the southern region of a lebanon as spokesperson for

ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. israel has carry out the sea, carried out a series of nighttime air strikes. first in the gaza strip, and then in lebanon. the israel military says it struck targets linked to the palestinian militant group, hamas. this comes after more than 30 rockets were fired from lebanon into northern israel on thursday. one of the biggest rocket attacks originating on lebanese soil since 2006 or the sky line of gaza city lighting out not long after the israeli army confirmed that it was carrying out airstrikes in the territory. ah, israel also launched strikes in southern lebanon. this is the aftermath a day before dozens of rockets were fired from lebanon toward israeli territory. the biggest rocket attack from lebanon in 17 years. israel's prime minister, convened a security meeting to discuss how to respond. marcella, the futon regarding the aggression against us. another front was then we will strike our enemies and they will pay the price of any act of aggression when

hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. nuclear weapons, or at the top of the agenda in talks between the leaders of russia and barrows that russian leader, alexander lucas shanker, is in moscow for a 2nd day of meetings with russian president vladimir putin. the 2 are expected to focus discussion on plans to station short range tactical nuclear weapons on beller, russian soil. the plans have drawn international condemnation and the kremlin says beneficent forces are now in russia for training with the weapons. ah, this is russia's iskander and missile system able to hit targets up to 500 kilometers away. he could soon be stationed in bel roost near the polish border, carrying nuclear warheads. moscow says the iskander system has already been transferred to the bell. russian military and troops had reportedly arrived in russia to learn how to use it. russia claims the move as a response to nato, increasing its combat readiness and adding finland as a member, made official earlier this week. ready to g

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unless it's from me and the new steam for now, terry martin will have an update for you at the top of the hour. i don't go away though, coming up next. we have a very interesting documentary film on the everyday lives of a group of young c. condos or hyatt associates, one working full mexican drug cartels. highly recommended i got out was in berlin for me and the team. thanks for watching. with the trio, taking on nigerian trafficking that works with for the steward, opened those mounting evidence that nigerian human trafficking enforced the constitution are also taking place here and from school with the trio combat.

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3rd holy shrine at the temple melt, which is also the most sacred sites in today's ah hello and terry martin, good to have you with us former us president donald trump has pleaded not guilty to criminal charges in court in new york. he faces 34 counts of falsifying business records linked to hush money payments. the prosecutors say he orchestrate trumps as the charges are baseless and part of a political campaign against him. and just hours after facing an unprecedented criminal hearing. donald trump was back on the attack. this is a nurse with. she stood our family, so it was hundreds of millions of dollars to put our head over. trump had made a quick exit from new york. after fronting a manhattan court over $34.00 criminal charges, his every move across the country was tracked in media coverage and a case that domination national rest and international he blinds. but as it trump made little acknowledgment of the drama, as it unfolded outside the court house from inside, he entered not guilty please to all the charges which relate to hush money payments to a dorman and to women. he's allege

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i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. ah. a, with horizon in the financing system, bank failures and rising interest rates are affecting berlin salt as well. well, young entrepreneurs in germany also so think, what might the future holds all that golden. he is over made integer d w o. what are sports? all about? winning fighter scoring. we say they're about never giving up the most exciting sport stories about people passion and their dr. sports life. every weekend on d, w, the trio taking on nigerian trafficking networks a finish with the when it comes to trafficking nigerian women, full sex. they're always saying the same thing. you get to go without having to painting it. obviously that's all in line m n a forms. yes. and then you succeed in restoring this young girls ability to treat it. it's something that really is price meant that gives me no to what i do. the trio combating, sheeting dealings starts april 29th on d, w. ah, ah ah. ah. ah. no more nuclear. that's what germany decided in april 2023.