donna came reporting from berlin. thank you very much, dominic. as time for the weather, no one else is 0. here is rob mccully with psych low news for australia. remember, alford formed over a week ago somewhere in the car was a wanting to down doing nothing. somebody is taking left to me. it's heading towards prison. now it's a slow moving storm and a pretty big long on the waiting some samples of the 100 candidates for us. possibly going to increase to a $130.00. so there is a risk of some wind damage, but a storm coming to the top of the person itself, and that's what it looks like it's doing. i cannot find in historical records. so that will be unusual. but the matter of writing is going to think be the biggest problem, because all the winds and haven't are finding the coast. they have done coast to queens and for a long time they've from this storm with big waves. they're not moving to the side . this is a long way south of crisp in the new south routh. it's, but it's still being affected by those winds. coffee impressed by them that preparin

we are aware that in 1884 in berlin, in the berlin campbell conference, africa, or, or the interest of the europeans in africa was divided. and this is how the board is came about. was this cumberland partition for africa just to be precisely exactly, but what it is, it wasn't or just idealistic before they, where was there was conflict. there was and the most theft that there was slavery, african kings and queen domes, they sold slaves. they sold the slaves from the neighboring a nation, so grouping, so from the enemy. so there was positive and negative even before colonialism. i'll put a pause to that because there are 2 institutions or businesses in the maybe at that have links to the colonial to past this. take a look at how that happened and the right back. germany's colonialism in africa can not be told that, that the government from any one of the most influential german trading dynasty. this building here and homework was even its headquarters, superman, a shipping and trading phone from handbook treated along the west african coast. but even sitting into while i am in room, in

revient à l'est, et l'innocence, en quelque sorte, des 30 dernières années, depuis la chute du mur de berline militaire sans que ce soit pris en compte dans leur déficit. des financements communs massifs seront décidés pour acheter et produire massivement sur le sol européen. des munitions, des chars, des armes, des équipements parmi les plus innovants... - david delos: cette intervention du président français est intervenue à la veille d'un sommet extraordinaire qui doit avoir lieu à bruxelles aujourd'hui, sur l'ukraine, et en présence de volodymyr zelensky. alix le bourdon est en direct avec nous depuis bruxelles. les dirigeants veulent renforcer en urgence la défense européenne. quelles sont les pistes envisagées? - alix le bourdon: sur la table des 27, il y a un plan à 800 milliards d'euros proposé avant-hier par la commission européenne. le but est d'augmenter les dépenses militaires des pays européens grâce à plusieurs leviers. d'abord, une plus grande souplesse budgétaire sur les dépenses militaires qui sortiraient notamment des critères des procédures pour déficits excessifs. l'idée

remember window, well, it still stops march 8th on dw, the business day that we knew his line from berlin. european mirrors prepared to meet for an emergency summit. top of the agenda will be how the content can build up its defense, as well as pledging more practical support to ukraine. the countries president will be among those attend also coming to an investigation begins after a south korean fighter jets accidentally drops farms on a civilian area close to the north korean border. several people are being treated in hospital. the welcome to the show on the call fairly. european leaders are gathering for an emergency summit and brussels today with the aim of ramping of defense spending, i'm showing on support for ukraine. among those attending will be ukraine's beleaguered president followed them as a landscape. the meeting comes at a pivotal moment for europe as the united states of bens, it's close alliance with the continent, and pauses all support for you. create a visit to not to dom casee joel. an invitation from king charles flattery, europeans hoped, would we know, but donald

the country's constitution in order to scrap the limits on the borrowing and he says it will allow berlin to increase defense spending by hundreds of billions of dollars box guessing parliamentary approval will be a complicates of prospect told me that cain is in berlin with moral not a profound woods from the leader of the christian democrats for redress mounts the man whose policy came 1st in the general election 2 sundays ago about the need for much greater defense spending in saying effectively, germany needs to grow up and do whatever it takes to change its constitution. so a lot more money to be spent on defense because of the situation in europe, in ukraine, the way the trump administration has been acting. but in order to get that the clock is ticking for him, not only does he need the support of the social democrat party, that's the policy that he's currently in talks with to try and form a new government. he needs all the policies to vote for it to any effect. he needs 2 thirds of the members of the parliament behind me to vote for this. i'm the other has the parliament to have

what do you think is being, is the thinking in berlin right now, just a lot of the other countries to put something together and then, and then work with it or what's the chance they're thinking? i see it small, i'm not the incapability. so with this, the wherever a friends and, and u. k are the 1st of all, it looks like the journey is financing. now we're just looking for a package at the moment for all, for the german on forces a couple of 100 billions and.

east, and this is a dark reminder of what has happened over the past 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall, that we are now in a new era. we have the meeting of the heads of state and government of europe, the council, and we will take numerous decisions that they've been proposing, increasing military budget, so they can no longer be accounted for state deficit. enabling nations to buy munitions, weapons, military equipment from european nations. we have been working to better arm our military as fast as possible, and that means restillizing our region. i will sit down with cabinet ministers and industrial partners in the near future to discuss such a future. what we have been defending is now a reality. we need toen sure that europeans are ready to defend ourselves. we need toen sure that european nations can properly defend and cooperate. and what i see now, we have germany, poland, denmark, the baltic states, and numerous partners who also announced they are going to increase military spending. there is now action being taken, france as a unique role to play. we have the most effe

we have correspondence standing by and berlin in moscow in keys. that's where we start. charles traffic is in the ukranian capital. so charles donald trump read from zelinski is letter, which she clearly saw as a win for him. what do you know about the letter and does it represent a shift in ukraine's position? well you know, so your 1st question, what do, what, what do we know about the, let's a very little other than to say that there is certainly a lot of movement, a lot of traction here. and when you creating media laws, you following a posts put out by cranes ambassador to the us in the us. he was saying, but it was the letter. it told that in fact, it was at least very similar to the nightly. so read out the address that zalinski gives every, every night, and that's what we really do, not really. and it was, it's very similar and it's content that statement by zelinski. i'll read a few of what he said out. he said that so we can already regret what happened at the white house referring to that or if it ground last friday in the oval office off the zalinski refused

l'annonce d'un fonds spécial de 500 milliards d'euros a pu surprendre, et berlin entend réformer sone. le débat, c'est à 19h10. un discours très long et très tourné vers la politique intérieure. donald trump a vanté ses actions. ce n'est que le début, prévient-il. peu de contestation, peu de contre-pouvoir. qui pour arrêter donald trump? on en débattra avec nos invités. ... dans moins de 2 heures, emmanuel macron s'adressera aux français. le président français a pris rendez-vous sur x. "mes chers compatriotes, dans ce moment de grande incertitude où le monde est confronté à ses plus grands défis, je m'adresserai à vous ce soir à 20h." une allocution en rapport avec l'ukraine et la situation internationale. elle sera retransmise en direct sur nos antennes, suivie d'une émission spéciale présentée par raphaël kahane. que faut-il attendre de cette nouvelle séquence consacrée à l'ukraine? on en parle avec notre chroniqueuse politique, roselyne febvre. bonsoir. sébastien maillard, conseiller spécial de l'institut jacques delors, est en direct. que peut-on attendre de cette prise de parole

threat is not coming from the east and this is a reminder of what past 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall but we have moved into a new erara so we have the meeting to have heads of state and government of europe, the council and we will take numerous decisions, suggesting and proposing for many years, increasing military, budgets so that they can no longer be accounted enabling nations to buy ammunition, weapons, military equipment from european nations. we have been working so that we can better arm military and that means m reindustrializing our region. i will sit down with comettent ministers and industrial partners in the near future to discuss such a future. what we have been defending is now a reality. we need to ensure that europeans are ready to defend themselves, we need to ensure that european nations can defend and cooperate and what i'm seeing now is a good thing. we have germany, poland, denmark, the baltic states and numerous partners but also announced that they are going to increase military spending so now action being taken. france has unique role to play. we have t

and per capita income in china increased 3,000% since the time of the berlin mandate. in this original setting. stone, as you said, of the annex one, the industrialized countries and the the developing countries countries, something that i think is striking me about you is that i suspect that if you were put in a room and said you're the negotiator for the developing countries, that you could be very articulate about stating their position. and i mentioned that because i don't teach negotiation but some of my colleagues teach negotiate asian. and one of the things i learned from them is that one of the important skills of a negotiator is to understand the perspective of the people on the other side. and i think you do that. yeah, well, 100%. and you so it's super important that you listen to who you're talking to, that you try to see the world through their eyes, even if you disagree with it and that you try to some measure of trust between parties if even if you disagree because this was this was original long game that we were playing and and so you know you can't ju

this is a reminder of what's happened in the past 30 years, since the fall of the berlin wall.ith no outlook into a new era but we have the meeting of the heads of state and government. of europe and counsel. we will take numerous decisions france is suggesting and proposing for many years. increasing military budgets so that they can no longer be accounted for. enabling nations munitions, weapons, military equipment from european nations. we have been working so we can better harm our military and that means re- industrializing our region. i will sit down with competent ministers and industrial partners in the near future to discuss the future. what we have been defending now gives us a reality. need to ensure europeans are ready to defend ourselves. we need to ensure european nations cannot properly defend and cooperate. and what i am seeing now, we have germany, poland, denmark, baltic states had numerous partners announce they are going to increase military spending. it's now action being taken. france has unique role to play the most effective army and military all ofn eur

missiles and troops into cuba to shift the balance of power, to gain an advantage in the negotiation of berlin, but he failed because kennedy called him on it and khrushchev backed off. if he had not backed off on that fateful sunday, the world might be very well have ended up in a nuclear war catastrophe. host: talking about marvin's new book, a different russia. taking your phone calls as well, phone lines as usual in this segment democrats 202-748-8000. republicans 202-748-8001. independents 202-748-8002. he is with us for the rest of our program today. how many years total were you a journalist in russia and how were you able to be there and do that job at the height of the cold war to be an american journalist and communist russia. guest: to understate the answer, it was very difficult. because in the first phase in my time there as the moscow correspondent for cbs, all of our copy was censored. in other words you could not say anything to the american people that did not go through a russian sensor and there would be many times when words and phrases would be asked out and if you had tri

frankfurt and board cd managed by front bought the this is the, the, the news coming to live from berlin. european leaders gathering brussels for an emergency summit. top of the agenda is how the continent can strengthen his defense capacities and provide more practical support to ukraine. countries president has already thank you or for standing by. we'll have the latest. also coming up. donald trump meets free. it is really cost inches and the white house as the issues a stern warning to a master free. the other is still held in guns. the law. i'm terry martin. good to have you. with this european leaders have gathered in brussels for an emergency summit on the agenda is boosting defense spending and showing up support for ukraine. top you leaders are being joined by ukraine's president for allow me is landscape the talks com, just days after the us pause, military aid and intelligent sharing with ukraine. european nations are under pressure to stuff up following trump's decisions. the distance the us from europe's security commission chief 1st lift on the line has proposed a plan that

the, the, the business data we news line from berlin, the french president says his country's nuclear deterrence, quote, we use to protect your m and a televised address and money on the call warrens that russia is a threat to both france and the entire confidence is comments call ahead of especially european summit which will focus on defense and showing up support for ukraine. also coming, greenland prime minister declares greenland is ours. after trump tells congress he thinks the arctic island joining us one way or the article. surely sure. welcome to the show. french president, the money on my call says he's planning to discuss sharing frances nuclear deterrence with its european allies to protect the continent from russian threats. he made the announcement during a televised address to the nation, the head of an emergency summit of a you leaders. my call also expressed uncertainty over the trans atlantic partnership with the us as washington appears to move ever closer to moscow. it is a class because it doesn't use, i want to believe the us will remain at our side for it. but w

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the sharp edge of teeth, thoughts much set on the dw, the this date of the news coming july from berlin. watershed moment for europe. that's according to your commission present worth left on the line as leaders from across the continent gather for an emergency. so they're discussing how to strength and defense capacities and provide more practical, some for to ukraine. also coming up u. s. presence donald trump beach free is really hostages in the white house as the issues a stern warning to them us to free the others still held in god's the hello i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. european leaders have gathered in brussels for an emergency summit. no on the agenda is boosting defense spending and showing up support for ukraine. top you leaders are being joined by ukraine's president, belong to me as a landscape. the talks com, just days after the us pause military aid and now intelligent sharing with ukraine . european nations are under pressure to step up following trump's decision to distance. the us from europe's security. well speaking just the head of the summit or slip on

on the w, the business day, the news line from berlin, europe team leaders prepared to meet for an emergency. sometimes the top of the agenda will be how the content i'm can build up. it's defense, as well as fledging, more practical support to ukraine. the countries president will be among those attend, also coming up the earliest welcome to the so you're agreeing. leaders are gathering for an emergency summit in brussels today with the aim of ramping up defense spending and showing up support for ukraine. among those attending will be ukraine's beleaguered president will let him use the landscape. the meeting comes at a pivotal moment for europe as the united states of bands, it's close alliance with the continent and pauses all support for you. create a visit to not to dom cathedral. an invitation from king charles flattery, europeans hoped, would wait. or what donald trump, we already equipment you met up with a heated exchange, unlike television, between the american and the premium presidents, not only touching the us as a boss to your grade, but also turned into a moment of reckoning

tom: for the details at spring and bloomberg opinions chris bryant who is in berlin for us.ignificant is this move? chris: it's usually significant, international partners and investors add to concerns about germany, one, it's not spending enough on defense and to its economy is flatlining. 10 days after winning his election he comes out last night and says, we are going to have a 500 billion euro infrastructure fund to repair our decrepit infrastructure and we are going to free the defense sector from limits that germany has imposed on itself in terms of new borrowing. that's very important. germany currently spending only two percent of gdp on defense, realistically it has to spend 3%, maybe more, right now has a fiscal straitjacket that prevented from doing so, henceforth it can spent effectively as much as it wants on defense without reaching those limits. i thing international partners will be looking to germany saying, finally germany has recognized the seriousness of the situation it found itself in with trump essentially washing its hands of europe and also of ukrain

but the political messages coming out of berlin, paris and london are all aligned.t they have to assemble -- assemble the hard power of military and intelligence capability required if in fact the united states proves that the end of the day to be unreliable. where do you see the next steps in terms of, of course, we have these potential talks between the united states and ukraine, of course, europe as we have been discussion just now, beefing up its own military spending. what do you think is the next thing that might come? it's hard to predict what may come out of the trump administration, but where are you seeing things from where you are? i think there are number of upcoming milestones that are worth watching. this week have on the european council meeting, that will be interesting to see if the sanctions regime against russia is strengthened. later in the summer in june he has a g7 meeting. there is some talk today about, will there be a move to move the g7 to the g8 and that is returned russia or to the g6, without the united states. so what is the way forward

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steve erlanger in berlin. you so much. >> thank you. >> israel says it's stopping all humanitarian aid from going into gaza. now, this comes as phase one of the ceasefire between israel and hamas has expired. cnn's larry madowo has more now from paris. larry, take us through israel's decision, the reaction and the impact it could have on so many civilians. kim. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has decided. >> with immediate effect. >> that no more aid or supplies will be getting into gaza. as of this morning. >> trucks are. >> not being allowed to get into the enclave, and this is because israel says there will be no ceasefire. >> without the. >> release of hostages. they are still believed to be about 24 israeli hostages still living that are in gaza. hamas has rejected a u.s. proposal to extend the current first phase of the ceasefire deal that expired yesterday on saturday. under this u.s. proposal by steve witkoff, the u.s. special envoy, hamas would release half of the current hostages still in g

carnegie russia eurasia center and at the european university institute, and he joins us now from berlinank you so much for being here with us. so just to start off, your reaction to that incredible meeting. >> well. it's up to. ukrainians to decide whether zelenskyy met their expectations. but from the russian side, it's looking like this. what has happened between trump and zelenskyy and ukraine has exceeded even the boldest expectations of the kremlin. they can hardly believe their luck. the reaction the official reaction is very cautious because they they are. really not believing what's going on. for the last month, including the last evening. first, president trump called putin. first, he was ready to discuss ukraine without ukraine and even without nato and europe. vice president in mÜnchen, vice president seung min kim was arguing that the biggest threat to the democracy is not, a rise of authoritarianism or not an autocratic kremlin, but the liberal censorship. it's exactly the argument you hear from the kremlin official media for years, and president trump refused to call russi

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what do you think is being is the same thing in berlin right now. i just a lot of the other countries to put something together and then, and then work with it, or what's the chance they're thinking? i see it's moving on no different capabilities. so with this, uh wherever a friends and, and u. k are the 1st of all, it looks like the journey is financing. now we're just looking for a package at the moment for all, for the german on, for us is a couple of 100 billions and for um, for this equipment. and this could be ways in the drum. these financing use use activities from other nations. i don't see germany in the front row there because it probably is very much against sending a german troops on into this area and to ukraine. and i don't see this as the german forces are part of the of a force. so engineers would guarantee a piece, very interesting analysis, by the way, congratulations on your re election when as well. that's that recent victory to start at german bundle stock member from the at the party and retired air force colonel gerald often

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echo mario draghi and market moves are historic with bonds having their worst day since before the berlinl and traders are paring bets on how many cuts we will see. they see more of a boost of growth than inflation, some see a 2% boost this year or next year, up from 1.8% but the ultimate cap yacht, -- caveat, how fast can it be demented. news out of brussels, christine lagarde will be asked what is the role of the ecb if you have deficits? tom: what is the understanding as to what extent physical boost could offset tariff threat? lizzie: it is just a threat from president donald trump on tariffs for automotive's and all other things. if you look at whether this will impact projections it does not look like a change, more so it is high energy cost and a former ecb economist reckons price growth will get back to target in 2026 as envisioned before, you could see a change of language and disclaimer on every page of the ecb communications will be donald trump. tom: lizzie with a fantastic preview from the ecb given the challenges, full coverage from 1:15 a.m. london time with christine lagar

because the premier of this feeling was in berlin, field film festival. and it's got to be the, the best documentary and 1st of all on. so now it's been more than a year. uh, the feeling that when too many festivals and gets many, uh, no munitions and prizes. so there's no reason i think comic or whatever specifically for this field. more than a political one, n y, a definitely because reason could be even in, in, in france or it was released or for us could be even in, in the u. k, but it was their lives in the u. k. so this pull the degrees are specifically in the u. s. i believe it was a trunk lee link to the point that the dispute is nominated. so let's narrow the chances it could have for, for like the best documentary endorsed. so now that it has one meal schedule, you think it will be distribution, it hopefully yes, but it's not in the us a go uh, independent a really screenings here and there and some sensors, independent theatres, etc. hopefully it will be a different distribution, be good in and publicly like, widely, and actually even, even if

global war surprises unveiled. starts march 21st on dw, the business day that we knew is leih from berlin. the french president says his country's nuclear deterrence could be used to protect europe and until a life address and money on my call warrants that russia is a threat to both brands. and the entire continental commons come ahead of especially european summit, which will focus on defense and showing up support for ukraine. also, coming up, an investigation begins after a south korean fighter just accidentally dropped bombs on a civilian area floats for the north korean border. several.

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c w. news coming to live in berlin. the commission present issues of stark warning as a european leaders gather for an emergency summit support for ukraine, tips tops the agenda as well as discussions on the future of europe's defense. also in the program, donald trump needs meets freed, is really hostages in the white house as he issues a stern warning to a master free, others still held in gaza. the hello him, terry martin, thanks for joining us. european leaders have kicked off. crisis talks in brussels, aimed at boosting defense spending and showing up support for ukraine. choppy leaders have been joined by ukraine's present for allowing me is lensky, the toss. com. just days after the us pause, military aid and intelligent sharing with ukraine. european nations are under pressure to step up following tropes, decision to distance us from europe's security. speaking head of the summit, ursula thunder line, the commission present, made it clear just how important this moment is for ukraine and for europe. this is a wa

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still when it came, he's in berlin for us. so to make us more about what happened is so as you was saying, right about $1115.00, g m t just off the mid day. this is a black ford fiesta, was driven into a group of people in the area. you're just describing the pedestrian ice area. lots of people would have been coming and going. it was a working week monday lunch time. and so because of this carnival situation, perhaps more people lab and normally would have been that on a working weekday. the interesting thing here is the number of casualties, the police talking about this one that several wounded of the news sources reputable new new sources. talking about a slightly higher number of fatalities and a considerably higher number of people wounded. there's also unconfirmed reporting about the nationality of the individuals who will police have in custody. the german press agency that's the government press agency saying that the individual concerned is a german citizen. he is one of the people who was injured in this incident. t

we remember when the world stops march 8th on dw, the this is dw, and who's coming to live from berlin? european leaders gathering brussels for an emergency summit. the top of the agenda will be held to con, confident can strengthen its defense good faith abilities and provide more practical support to ukraine. the countries president will be among those attending, also coming up. donald trump needs free, it is really hostages in the white house as the issues of storage warning to homos to free. the others still held in gaza. plus, an investigation begins after a south korean fighter jet accidentally dropped bombs on a civilian area close to the north. korean border, several people are being treated in hospital and they're saying it's extortion as the cost of bags continues to rise in the us. consumers in restaurant owners, scramble for solutions, the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. european leaders are gathering and brussels for an emergency summit on the agenda is boosting defense spending and showing up support for ukraine. european commission chief versus the fou

well, berlin say's its ability to deliberate german weapons. the key of is already stretched to the marks a 0 sum, as you know, that there have already been deliveries from the bundles of air to ukraine. but their natural limit has been reached. after all, in the context of the new framework conditions, we need to increase our own european defense capability. germany is not in a position even physically, never mind, politically better in mind. the coalition of uh, the new chancellor will be a very precarious one. and he, in fact uh, is dependent on the pop, the all power schultz to even be in government at all the collapse. so the center in the election results in german, they were such that politically, germany is really and feeble debt to late, has pulled out of what you might called the london track, the one called to the, to by key or star. my, i don't think and i speak from a historic experience that the french will be a major military play of. they haven't been before chased out of west africa just the other week in, in total. and uh, of

he is dominic can in berlin with more on the european reaction. and we've also been hearing from people in buying from people as a say around the constant stopping in the land, hearing from the current, sean. so the that's the outgoing john. so the order of shots, he lost the election last sunday. he won't be in his job. for much longer, but so far he said on social media, no one wants piece more than the ukrainians. do that for we are working on a common pos to a last thing and just piece he goes on. ukraine can rely on germany and on europe. similar sort of sentiment coming from his neighboring head of government in poland. donald chose the prime minister saying, the fellow to me is a lensky. this is on social media. dia ukrainian friends. you are not alone. and then also the prime minister of spain, federal sanchez saying ukraine springs stands with you. has to be said similar sentiments being expressed by very many european countries from the heads of government, heads of state in response to what they saw play asked in the oval office. prussi