and alina burbock, addressing the f u. n. a speaking, making a strong call for unit c, against what she called persons war, and a strong call for support for the peace plan, which was voted on yesterday by the and the u. n. and joining me here to discuss what we just heard from germany's foreign minister as dw senior political analyst melinda crane. and we're joined from new york by d w's innes pool. and in s, a. give me your 1st impressions of what we just heard from anna lena. bear about clear what she said in the tone that she struck was very strong. it was very personal and very dedicated to the case of the un. you know, it was interesting to watch her how she listened to the speeches of, of the russian speaker and the chinese speaker, and she referred directly and indirectly in her speech to both of them by saying no, we are not adding fuel to the fire. if he help ukrainians, and i know it is not that we that we trust pu team that he would not overtake ukraine if you grade wouldn't have enough weapons to defend itself. i

we know, for example, that an alina burbock, the german foreign minister, had intense conversation with countries like brazil, to convince them not only to vote, but also to explain what is at stake here. so i think we are, it's fair not to focus too much on the figure, but also to keep in mind that this is really a moment where world leaders are coming together and discussing and debating how the world can get out of this very conflict. he w, washington bureau chief in his full reporting from neil. thank you so much. okay, we're gonna take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the european union has unveiled what it calls a game changing data center to collect and analyze evidence of war crimes in ukraine is expected to be fully operational. by this summer, there are growing calls for an independent tribunal to prosecute to russia. full crimes, part of a huge open cast coal mine and china has collapsed killing at least 5 people, dozens more still missing. cctv footage captured the land slide in in a mongolia and i can't see cruise was searching for

and alina burbock sort tried to address or in her speech. she also talked about other crises in the world, also to make sure to show these a critical countries that she and her other nations are very aware that ukraine is not the only crisis here in this big world. yet, that's a very important point, isn't it? and we have heard in the last 12 months since this more began our countries in what's called the global south, particularly from africa, se asia, south america, saying that the war in ukraine. it's not our problem. it's a european. and a us problem with that in mind. in its do we know how this you and vote will likely turn out today? well, i had to the chance to ask her foreign minister and elinor burbock after she delivered the speech, what she thinks, how the outcome will. and she said that she herself and others really traveled intensely, had intense conversation with these countries on the edge. she spoke intently with a brazil, for example, and she's pretty optimistic that they will, will reach definitely majority, maybe not quite

and we stay in israel. german foreign minister and alina burbock has expressed concern about the plan, changes to the judicial system, in israel added news conference with her israeli counterpart, ella cohen and berlin. she also said that germany was, quote, very concerned about plans by the israeli government to introduce the death penalty . comments come after is new, right? been government led by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu went ahead with its proposed changes. eli cohen said that is wally settlements in the west bank would continue to be built under the current government as it had under the previous one. he also called on the palestinian authority. it is to do more to stop the escalation of violence in the west back a country which a strong commitment to the rule of flow re condemn via alas, and do everything in our power to avoid it. however, we cannot dig in all the bankruptcy. we see when faced with barbaric acts, such as the wires we experienced this week. it is clear that this balance will only come to an end when the palestinian takes the size decisive actions

and alina burbock, she was among the speakers at the you, when she says that it is time to bring the fighting to annette. i've hurts also to day. some of you had said that by arming ukraine, we are adding fuel to the fire. let me ask you honestly, why on earth would we do that? we did not want this one. we did not choose this war. we choose what much rather focused every bit of our energy and also of our money on fixing our schools on fighting climate crisis on strengthening social justice. but the truth is if russia stops fighting this war, and if ukraine stops fighting ukrainians, that was the german foreign minister speaking just a few hours ago. my next guest appeared on this program exactly one year ago, just a few hours before russian president vladimir putin announced what he continues to call russia's special military operation. michael garland is a member of the european parliament for germany's conservative cd you party and the grouped spokesman on foreign affairs. he's also european parliament standing rubber tier on you. crane girl is going to have you back on the program

during the conference, german foreign minister alina burbock, gave her a calculated inside, saying, if latimer put mix a $360.00 degree turn in his policy, ukraine would be secure. is there any chance of ukraine being safe? and the long term, if vladimir putin is told leading russia if he doesn't change by what 360 degrees know well, at the best of times, remarks by politicians can be hard to decipher. but it appears especially so by berlin's top diplomat, if i recall basic geometry, a 360 turn is a full circle, bringing you back to where you start. and in other words, it changes nothing. so what is her proposal to russia's leader to carry on that he had no choice but to face that threat. or maybe miss burbock just needs a little more schooling herself. as always, it's pretty difficult to know what the political elite are really see. the washington will never acknowledge it's guilt. that is the message from award winning. american journalist seymour hersh, who sees the u. s. is too worried about its business contracts to ever accept responsibility for its part in blowing up the north s

there's also signs of various politicians wearing prison stripes, like an alina burbock, the german for a minister, the one who said of the council of europe, that europe, united all the countries of europe are united and at war with russia and not with each other. um, so they have a signs that say a anna lea, a barrack guilty wearing prison stripes, many messages here demanding no tanks for ukraine and, and people a few people saying, look, you know, we're not at, we're with russia, we want peace and, and a lot of people actually almost everybody i talk with sad that nord stream is absolutely on their mind. and one side even said biden is the nord stream. bonner, i bomber, i guess that's a reference to see more hershey's report and all the buzz around that. so this is just one of a few different protests that have taken place is in germany in the past few days yesterday, there was a protest in berlin about 10000 people were there. that's according to the official authorities figures. what's even interesting is there was a russian tank that was placed in berlin, destroyed russian tank.

a lot, while during the conference, german foreign minister alina burbock, gave her calculated insights. seeing if vladimir putin makes a $360.00 degree turn in his policy, ukraine would be secure. is there any chance of ukraine being safe and the long term? if vladimir putin is told leading russia, if he doesn't change by what 360 degrees, nope. well, at the best of times, remarked by politicians can be hard to decipher, but it appears especially so by berlin's top diplomat, if i recall basic geometry, a $360.00 turn in a full circuit, essentially brings you back the other direction. in other words, it changes nothing. so what is her proposal to russia's leader that he had no choice but the face, the threat for me to be mis burbock just needs a little more schooling herself. as always, it can be difficult to know what the political eat are really saying a wave of anti war sentiment is also reverberating across the atlantic with a range against the war machine mar, set to take place on sunday in washington, d. c. now, in the latest episode of going under prod, option talks with american

or during the conference german foreign minister, alina burbock, gave her calculated insight, saying, of vladimir putin mix a 360 degree turn in his policy. ukraine would be secure. is there any chance of ukraine being safe in the long term? it's letting me have who tim is still leading, rush. ah, he doesn't change by what? 360 degrees know what the best of times, remarks by politicians can be hard to decipher, but it appears especially so by berlin's top diplomat. now if i recall basic geometry, a $360.00 turn is a full circle. i brings you back facing the same direction. in other words, it changes nothing. so what is her proposal to russia's leader to carry on? he had no choice at but to face the threat, or maybe miss burbock just needs a little more schooling herself. as always, it can be difficult to know what the political elites are really saying. well, a wave of anti war sentiment is also reverberating across the atlantic with a rage against the war machine march set to take place on sunday in washington dc. and the latest episode of going underground option talks with american

s. foreign at the usa, secretary of state and, and alina burbock, and both of them, were given the same message. now this would have been unthinkable years ago that the german and usaa foreign ministers are, are giving exactly the same message about how ukraine needs to win the war with europe's help. and then you have ukraine standing by and saying, thank you very much. we'll take all of that, talking about strong messages. we had the u. s. vice president carmella harris, formerly accused russia crimes against humanity in ukraine. let's listen to what you have to say. i did say, has formerly determined that russia has committed crimes against humanity. and i say to all those who have perpetrated these crimes and to their superiors who are complicit in these crimes, you will be held to account terry. we had come to harris saying that those responsible will be held accountable. but how yeah, that's a very difficult question. and everybody. a knows it, they can gather all the evidence they want. they can even issue subpoenas for people. they can ask for them to be arrested, but russia doe

since evasion began a and tony blinkin and, and alina burbock, the u. s. existing, his german counts about they've already had a one on one meeting and they also took part in a meeting of the group of 7 foreign ministers. so, so that's all of the richest democracies in the world. back grouping. they had a meeting earlier today and they also invited to meet you for labor there, a ukrainian counterpart he was due to be sitting in on the latter part of that meeting. so these 3 of already had plenty of time to consult among each other. and i think you're gonna hear probably might a bit of to see about the center purpose that the west has towards your brain and to ukraine's requirements. okay, richard, we are going to leave you and now cross to this panel, hold free and up peace. visions for ukraine featuring the foreign ministers of the u. s. germany and ukraine. and the moderator is raw. the caliph, who is the editor of the financial times and, and ask you how do you see the end of, of the, of the war. what is, what are the steps that you think need to be ach