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ah, me, well, i want to speak to d w as chief flu correspond belinda, great, all of shaws was long accused of being too soft on russia. he's not anymore z. no, i, he has a, he has really stepped up in a way that is nearly dizzying. as you remember in january, there were headlines in this country that said asleep at the wheel is all we're is olaf schultz and, and there was a view that he was really exercising a lot of re straight. partly because of his party, the social democrats, longstanding, russia, friendliness of the sense that it's important to keep good commercial really relations with russia and so on. we have seen a complete turnaround and as he set himself in his address to parliament last sunday, we woke up in a new world on february 24th. but even prior to that, he had made clear germany was putting north stream to on ice that, that is no longer that's the gas pipeline. of course, that ran it would run directly from russia into northern germany by passing ukraine there, by depriving ukraine of leverage. visa, the russia of transit fees, made it clear that now finally, germany wa

people are still walking, they started it the alexander plot square, very typical is square here in belinda walking towards a brandenburg gate calling for the end of war. also is supporting the sanctions by the german government by the 7 or by germany and asking for tougher sanctions when it comes to gas. in oil imports a full russia, some people are directly also asking for a no flies on a need or no flies on in the showing solidarity with the ukrainian refugees who are coming to berlin into germany. i wanted to ask you about what the people there attending the demonstration today and demanding me. you've mentioned some things there. do you get a sense that are generally in agreement with how the german government is handling the response on there? or you think that mainly there calling for more to be done they're going for more and they want to see a strict are also a play by the german government. they say when it comes, for example, to import, when it comes to gas, when it comes to oil, germany should take a strict m, strict to pause also with a the import and they also demanding more c

you watching dw news from belinda. our coverage continues after a short break. set you up with some are driven by merciless greed. others are fighting the destruction again, when the invaders came to prison, they shut down the native. today, the government is trying to destroy the indigenous people with a large scale birthday with land grabbers are exploiting. b, amazon, rain, forest, indigenous peoples are now briefly opposing them because it's not only the earth's brain logs that are dying. the reinforced we cease to exist and or people die out. a long term report from the heart of brazil, stuart to march 9th on d. w. stories that move people the world over d, w on facebook and twitter, up to date and in touch. follow us. science has ground to a halt in ukraine and the head of the national research foundation there has pleaded with the international academic community to assist ukrainian scientists. however, they can. scientists and institutes in many parts of the world are halting cooperation with russian researchers and institutions. thousands of russian sci

protests to be as big as the ones that we saw, but they're not only protest taking place here in belinda's also, others taking place in other german cities in hamburg in frankfurt in stood good by these a 50 n g o that are planning to increase the pressure this n g o. so there are human rights organizations that a church. there are others also that take care of the environment. they want to clear same by the government and that also wants to show solidarity with those arriving in berlin and in this country. or i, benjamin, thank here. i'm sure we'll be checking in with you throughout the day to be a correspondent. benjamin alvarez. grava acquired an orchestra of the odessa opera house in ukraine, gathered on saturday, send a message of support and resistance through their music. i will calling for a no fly sign of a ukraine. something nato has so far rolled out. i said that concert was the only way for them to get their point across to the western alliance. ah, a simon's re out across ukraine. it was music that echoed through the streets of odessa, musicians and singers from the cities ope

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of the i a speaking there with me on the studio is our chief political correspond, melinda, crime, belinda, what did you make of this statement? well, 1st of all, he was at great pains to assure the public that the situation at jeopardy is currently under control. that no safety systems were affected, that the fire had broken out in a training facility rather than in a reactor. and had been brought under control by the fire brigade that works at the site. he also told us that of the 6 water reactors which are there and they make it, by the way, the biggest nuclear facility in europe, as i think you said it's a pressurized water. reactor of russian design considered a relatively safe design. he said that of those 6 reactors, only one is actually an operation and it is only at 60 percent operation. and he said that there was no additional radioactive material detected following this fire following this incident, and that his safety experts are in very close consultation, both with the ukrainian government authorities and with the nuclear regulator in ukraine. so, so far, so good. and yet he

let's talk about that support from germany without she political correspond belinda crane, melinda. this no fly zone. it's something that every ukrainian brings up in conversation and they're going to be very disappointed to listen to all of sorts of speech. can you talk about the reasoning behind that decision? indeed, yes, he is reinforcing a point germany has made before, namely that a no fly zone could lead to a direct nato, russian confrontation. and the reason for that is that when you establish a not no fly zone, this is not something you do on paper. you sent pilots up to police the perimeter of the zone. now, the perimeter of that zone would border on nato member. countries like poland. therefore, you could have a situation where nato pilot is up there policing that perimeter, when a russian pilot perhaps inadvertently strays over the perimeter. and there's a direct confrontation because you have to then take that plane down or force it back. but at any rate, that kind of confrontation said the chancellor could lead to a direct war between nato and russia. russia's nuclear

people, and we are simply there for them, for the rent, ah, ah, you're watching dw news live from belinda kin to the kid. the coverage continues her official break. it is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. return in the normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult with successes and news in our weekly coven 19 special. every thursday on d. w. with hey there, i'm david and this is climate change briggs, it's sex lou. happiness in 3 books. this is the but for you, you'll get smarter for free. did over your books on you turn. ah, science has ground to a halt and ukraine and the head of the national research foundation there has pleaded with the international academic community to assist ukrainian scientists. however, they can. scientists and institute in many parts of the world are halting cooperation, which russian researchers and institutions thousands of russian scientists have signed an open letter condemning the kremlin decision to start a war saying it has no rational justification and will lead to cultural and technological degradation. welcom

we have a much more talk about a peaceful solution called peaceful solution to this war from belinda and from key if however, of course, negotiations are ongoing. but people here are you are expecting this to last much longer. that son mathias berlin guy in the v many thanks. mathias the world health organization says indiscriminate attacks are cross ukraine, have damage hospitals, and crippled health care services. w h o director general tedra. gabriel was warned, the war could have a devastating impact on ukraine, citizens and health care system. for decades. the disruption to services and supplies in ukraine is posing an extreme risk to people with cardiovascular business concert. dab it is h i v and t v which are among the leading cause of mortality in ukraine. here's a look at some other developments in the conflict. u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin, says russia is making no meaningful diplomatic effort to end the war in ukraine. he also said he agrees with president biden, that russia has committed war crimes bite and added that he believes russia's putin is a murderous

earlier we heard from dw correspondent, much as belinda who is in care of and he told us more about the failed attempt to evacuate civilians from the city of maria po. yeah, that's what we've heard today that they were not allowed to leave. we've had that before these convoys, they are tried pressure, they're set up pretty regularly to bring out people of them. are you out of them or you ought to bring in humanitarian goods and sometimes they make it through, but often they fail either because they cannot leave or what is even worse. they shelled on their way. there also been people dying on the way out of mary paul. so it's always a little bit of uncertainty and we hear that 75000 people have been evacuated from the city so far. but it said that 160 thousands to remain in the city. so there is a situation there remains critical. as russia's law in ukraine continues, german defense minister christine lumber asked is in the united states for a 1st visit. after taking office in december numbers, us counterpart lloyd austin welcomed her in the pentagon for talks about a number of security

hey ah ah, visit dw news live from belinda maria paul still under siege despite another promise ceasefire. the 2nd attempt to evacuate civilians from the besieged city fails. after a truce is broken. officials had begun efforts to move people to safety along a humanitarian corridor. and the un says one and a half 1000000 refugees have now fled ukraine, making its europe fastest growing refugees. crisis since the 2nd world war. ah, i'm all on like a, a very war. welcome to the program. it's the 11th day of russia's war on ukraine. russian troops are shelling cities across the country, including the besieged city of mario pole, or a 2nd attempt to establish a humanitarian corridor or to get residence out failed. when a fresh cease, fire was broken and russian forces resumed their assault on the city. these buses ends up alicia women for evacuees from the besieged city of maria full. but for a 2nd day in a row, they remained empty. they were supposed to pick up civilians from maria pull half way between the 2 cities, but ukrainian official said the convoy was unable to leave the city due to

ah, well come on monica jones and belinda tabby with us. russia's defense ministry has declared a 5 hour partial cease fire to allow residents of 2 besieged cities to evacuate. shabanni terry corridors are now open for people. in of all know, waka and the strategic port city of mary jo paul in south eastern ukraine. mary jo poles may, i says, the city is without water and power and is running out of food after being surrounded by russian forces. off to days of relentless shelling hair in the key port, city of matter, you both, russia has said it will stop firing and allow civilians to flee. the partial sci fi was confirmed by the cities man and applies here in the nearby town of villanova, which is seen heavy fighting as well. but they're far from the only areas devastated by russian bombardment, president vladimir lensky, has been pleading with nato to set up a no fly zone to stop russian asked, writes like this one outside cave, but nato has ruled that out. and all that war in europe, that's what the alliance wants to avoid. according to u. s. secretary of state anthony blank, and a na

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she lost in straight sets to number 22 seed belinda bencic of switzerland.6 in the third round of rugby league's challenge cup. the tigers raced to a 28 nil lead by the break and although leeds fought back the damage was done. greg eden with his side's final try of the afternoon. well elsewhere today in the challenge cup — wins for hull fc and st helens, catalans dragons and hull kr — who survived a late scare against leigh centurions to reach the last eight. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines today. kolkata knight riders win the opening match of a new ipl season by 6 wickets over chennai super kings. chasing 132 for the win, ajinkya rahane hit a brilliant 44 before skipper shreyas iyer scored an unbeaten 20 to steer them past the line. and 49—year—old richard bland's fairytale run at the wgc matchplay in texas is over. he was beaten by dustinjohnson — the two time major winner. bland was leading at one point. world number onejohn rahm, and second ranked collin morikawa also went out. richard carapaz timed his attack to per

his s d w news live from belinda, mario paul still under siege despite another promise to cease fire. a 2nd attempt to evacuate civilians from the besieged city fails. after a truce is broken, officials had begun efforts to move people to safety along a humanitarian corridor. and the un says one and a half 1000000 refugees have now fled ukraine, making it europe's fastest growing refugees crisis since the 2nd world war. ah.

she lost in straight sets to number 22 seed belinda bencic of switzerland. riders won the opening match of a new ipl season by 6 wickets over chennai super kings. chasing 132 for the win, ajinkya rahane hit a brilliant 44 before skipper shreyas iyer scored an unbeaten 20 to get them over the line. 49 year old richard bland's fairytale run at the wgc matchplay in texas is over. he was beaten by dustinjohnson — the two time major winner. bland was leading at one point. world number onejohn rahm, and second ranked collin morikawa also went out. richard carapaz timed his attack to perfection as he snatched victory from sergio higuita on the penultimate stage of the tour of catalunya in spain. it moved the ecuadorian who rides for the british ineos grenadiers team up to second overall, just sixteen seconds behind the colombian higuita. josh warrington says he has an opportunity "to be the man again" and reclaim his ibf featherweight title, when he takes on spain's kiko martinez in leeds later this evening. the 31—year—old, who made three defences of the belt betw

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but so few of the belinda boudoir that as the de burned along one my rule trust, michel and polito. hypo hope of our freshest ish concord inch banyon. and i emphasise issues regime post to guide var, fascist ash mannion luscious lugen ashes hunk. i had that infectious, vicious color boulevard to us. you won't be ve. she video deutsche of rushes most villans on our end to u. z. our stark awful districts warden. austin, was our finance yet. yeah. father had hitler. although the heater from not shown i went into nostrand, uncomfy thought in his books, bent on let. so a history professor gives a thorough analysis of the reasons that brought germany to war. i'm the di changes state plan did i cherish to san jose? 3 border o fca, about mid paid for the i'm a karnicia one, a border a lot of elements in britain and france and i to states were pro fascist sympathetic. that hip learned to miscellany american business was in bed with the nazis throughout most of the thirty's and into the early forty's. mm. the standard oil company, cent crude oil to the germans on a monthly basis. and collaborated

i mckayla's time hans amy, all, belinda who go ye could elizabeth when i can. and many other artists. they built a creative environment that even during the war offered them refuge to create to paint and to write with the islands. whole art museum is dedicated to the colony with more than $800.00 exhibits. it's the largest collection of works by artists from the region, starting from the founding era, right up till to day. polymer compound mila camp was one of the most influential artists in the colony. this is one of his very beautiful paintings. what else can you tell me about him? yeah, yes i she is one of the 1st to settle here is in kindergarten. ha ha! and so had always been a magnet for artist, also this entire peninsula actually. and the island of logan to for lunch have a phone conference. artists came last night actually from berlin off on monday they were searching in nature for their origin was full to see where they themselves had come from fine as it for i'm. and also on the one hand, they were looking outward to what was happening outside of wind

i'm so we will as we just heard today, it's kevin, but to morrow it could be belinda give long blue in the basement of his burning apartment block. elan organizes emergency supplies to be brought to the border. he setting up an entire logistics child collecting, transporting, and distributing donations in he and his team so planned to pick up refugees on the border and bring them to germany. jago harshly said, equally important. he's also doing what he can to build political momentum in his registered approaches with $1500.00 participants in front of the burden city hall. in the end, some 15000 show up, including daria young postcard who arrived in the gym and capital with the 1st wife of refugees. i just came rama your brain yesterday evening. i would like to hear some information with you. i so many groups in on my way, please don't be quite useful with work us because really he had inundation doing in all urine or ha, ha ha to dance to marie you the crowd chance. this is no idea what he imposed is staying with ukrainian friends. in potsdam, everyone is glued to their mobile phones,

it's kevin, but to morrow it could be belinda kia, long in the basement of his building apartment block elan organizes emergency supplies to be brought to the border. he's setting up an entire logistics child collecting, transporting, and distributing donations. and he and his team also to pick up refugees on the border and bring them to germany. yellow high should only equally important. he's also doing what he can to build political momentum. in his registered approaches with 1500 participants in front of the burden city hall in the end, some 15000 show up including darya postcard who arrived in the gym and capital with the 1st week of refugees. i just came drama ukraine yesterday evening. and though i would like to hear some information with you, i so many rule in on my way, please don't be quite useful. i worked on nicholas really he had it in patient good in all you need for. ha, ha, ha, today us to move you to crowd chance. no idea what the impulse get, staying with ukrainian friends. in potsdam, everyone is glued to their mobile phones, obsessively following every twist and turn

in downtown belinda activist and academic joshua kweisi wants to show me how traces of germany's colonial past still linger in the city. there's a side where the german chancellor bismark invited all the other european powers, and the u. s. and the ottoman empire to come and discuss the carving up of the african continent. the meetings began here in 1884. there were no representatives from the african continent. there was nobody actually from the territories that were carved up. european nations competed with each other to grab land and resources. and so general colonies were and what us today target, which includes what is today gonna come rule out what will then called germany south africa to de la, maybe out all of the east places experienced brutal german crony rule. germany's time as a colonial power was short, really 40 years later, it was forced to hand over its territories to the victors of world war one. but artifacts collected during that time, still fillets, museums. joshua wants them dealt with in the same way as the art stolen by the nazis already mom. just at the insights ge

. >> reporter: belinda trivino heads back to the office next week. she had zoe seven months ago. >> i called two different places and thought they were kidding when they said they had a waitlist until 2023. and i said no, i guess i should have called two years ago. >> reporter: maranda browning decided the only way to juggle being a working mom is to actually work at her daughter's daycare. susie is her boss. >> a couple of my friends are actually looking for spots, and they always come to me like, is susie finally open? and i always have to tell her, no. but, yeah, it's really hard for parents. >> reporter: did you waver between, do i even go back to work? is it even worth it? >> yeah. my husband and i did a cost analysis, because i don't know how much daycare was prior to getting pregnant, i was nacve to that looking at the prices, especially for the hours we worked, it was taking into consideration the commuter time. we would be gone almost 10 hours per day. we looked at it to see, does it make sense if i quit? does he quit? >> reporter: the work

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it's kevin, but to morrow it could be belinda give long. in the basement of his burning apartment block, elan organizes emergency supplies to be brought to the border. he setting up an entire logistics child collecting, transporting, and distributing donations, and he and his team. so plan to pick up refugees on the border and bring them to germany jago height and weight that equally important. he's also doing what he can to build political momentum. in his registered approaches with 1500 participants in front of the bird in city home. in the end, some 15000 show up, including daria young postcard who arrived in the gym and capital with the 1st wife of refugees. i just named roma ukraine yesterday evening and though i would like to share some information with you, i so many rule being on my way, please don't be quite useful with work on because really he had the inundation doing in all year leave the war. ha ha, ha, ha to dance to marie you the crowd chance. this is no idea what he imposed is staying with ukrainian friends. in potsdam, ever

my name is belinda and it's just full of surprises. managerial in yes. who every know my nigeria on al jazeera with with full, ah, a military column, 64 kilometers long as russian forces edge closer to the outskirts outskirts of ukraine's capital. ah, i'm come all santa maria here and done how without continuing coverage on al jazeera of the russia ukraine. this is ukraine 2nd biggest city being shelled as russian forces on leash a wave of artillery attacks.

germany's air force commander says you ross's rushes actions in ukraine left knoll tentative. germany's belinda's van have been flying these tornado jets for 40 years. they are still operational, albeit aging, but are due to be retired. in 2030 tornadoes allowed germany to fulfill its commitment to nato by delivering american nuclear weapons in case of need. but new aircraft are now needed, not zach for the to go. but after carefully considering all options on the table sheet, i have decided to start procuring f 35 jets to fulfill our nuclear sharing obligations from from i say i would like the f. 35 is considered the most modern fighter jet in the world. it can carry us nuclear weapons and it's design and coding. make it difficult for radar to detect we think i'll hear that. i think we're sending the right signal that we've chosen a system that's available on the market to accelerate the modernization about armed forces after the sliding and choosing the f. 35 should speed up this process. another option is to upgrade the europe made a euro fighter jets, so they to could carry us nuclear weapons

well, how concerned is belinda? now that moscow may shut off? it's gas lines. well, one of the underlying messages from bobo, hi beck, is that we are not kind of in a panic situation yet that what the government is doing is a very much a precautionary measure. though berlin is looking will be waiting very closely to see an announcement from the kremlin on thursday when they will unveil new proposals for gas payments. and i just mentioned that it wants to happen in rubles, but the kremlin has said to day that that demand is not going to be immediate. it's going to be a very much a gradual thing though. as i also mentioned, the j 7 said has said, no, it's not going to compromise there. so there is this uncertainty for now though. the government says the kremlin is fulfilling its contractual obligations and that the a doesn't expect that there will be a shortage of gas supply, certain w splitting correspondent, jared read back. thank you, jerry. the leader of the russian province of chechnya, this calling for the storming of ukraine's capital keepers fought of rus

the insider said asana. belinda died when russian forces shelled a suburb where she had been filming damaged from an attack. at least 5 jones have now died since russian troops invaded ukraine. 4 weeks ago, the head of the international committee of the red cross, peter mar, has held talks with russian foreign minister, sergey lab, ralph in moscow. the red cross president told russia it must abide by international laws on humanitarian conduct in war. mister mar also plans to discuss the issue of prisoners of war with defense officials. also with the problem by the german parliament is awaiting a relief package announced by the government in response to spiraling energy costs that have been triggered by russia's invasion of ukraine. the measures include a 3 month reduction in fuel tax and a discount on public transport. with the un estimates that 10000000 people in ukraine have flipped their homes about a quarter of the population, while many have found shelter and other parts of ukraine. more than 3 and a half 1000000 people have left the country altogether. while now a small number

challenges, the only faces in the climate crises and the cobra 19 pandemic achieve political correspond. belinda crane has been here listening to the speech as well. just take us through some of the main points that we'll have shall set, make there in his chance was budget. well, interestingly enough, he didn't start with money. he started with the question of whether we could see a confrontation between nato and russia. andy absolutely rule that out. he said that he's getting hundreds of emails every day from people who are terrified that the war could spread and come to germany itself. and he said a no fly zone could in fact, provoke a wrist of an aide, a russian conflict, and therefore, that would not happen. so that was his 1st point. then he went on to talk about what an oil and gas embargo. in other words, embargo supplies from russia would do to the german economy, indicating that the german resistance on this does continue. he said it would plunge the country and possibly europe into recession, that it would cost many jobs that it would hurt german industry. now that has been a position

the struggle that thou remember for ever that we're not giving away what is al's the russian belinda roman but i'm of it has confirmed he will sell the english football club. chelsea off to 18 years of ownership is also promised to donate money from the sale to help victims of ukraine's war a. but i'm of it shoes, alleged to have links with vladimir putin has not been named on the british sanctions list. but his concern about the potential seizure of assets is understood to have spoked his mood to so chelsea. the u. s. meanwhile, is upping pressure on rushes kremlin back to lead with a new task force. it's cooling, klepto capture. it's named off to the term clip talk chrissy, which refers to corrupt individuals who misused power to accumulate wealth. that task force will focus on straining the finances of oligarchs by making sure they don't evade sanctions, as well as export restrictions and other measures. what this new task force will do is simply use existing law in a way that it's been used already for many years, but with perhaps more resources. and that is to seize the assets t

this family left of disco in the dynette screeching after seeing their neighbors killed. belinda the go more than don't let us do a phone. i want to go back home. she says, we left everything there. there's a lot. we're glad to book i was mean. my advice to zoe's is hor steel. because when he got leave while they haven't flattened everything, there was nothing. no gas. if you know lights, you know water, but she had no food because all the shops have been ruined already. it's impossible to live there. the levine, central train station is the last major hub for refugees from the war escaping to europe. ah, air raid sirens here. pale in comparison perhaps, to the violence they've left behind. ah, victor and rosa, from a village near car keys under russian occupation. after hiding in their basement for 2 weeks, they found someone to smuggle them out. just before the russians closed, the check posts. they say it was like living in a cage like gillis with last question. we won the world to hear us does a free country. no one was heard here before. for me personally, i lived with a man. he

let's bring in d. job is chief political correspondent to melinda crane. belinda, why was this trip to the golf necessary? and did germany get what it came for? it was necessary for all the reason, so that you mentioned germany's very high energy dependence on russia. and in fact, minister habit got more than he wanted. he got a package deal that could help germany. not only deal with its short term problem, namely weaning itself off russian natural gas by diversifying its sources, but also its longer term goal of transforming its energy system to become climate neutral. both are huge challenges for a big economy with a very high energy hungry industrial sector, which is one reason why germany has refused, as you said, to go along with suggestion so far for an import embargo on russian fuels. mister nick, mister hub, it said this long term energy partnership, which isn't finalized, is a milestone toward what he called puting free energy. and it would focus both on liquefied natural gas deliveries to meet germany, short term needs. and on developing renewable energy projects that could

tom, one tangent gentleman, he will call you good morning colleagues. funding for the distance from belinda to lee key or the ukrainian border in about as far as the district from fled spoke to hi book a 10 hours car drive. a tenuous car drive that you would just drive and now it is a 10 hours car drive. that separates us from this one and he's, and i think nobody, none of us would have imagined a situation like this. we are witnessing a brutal war of aggression, a 10 hours car drove away from us in the midst of europe. it's real, it's close and it's terrible. i think what he's doing said fact when we in tried the establishment of a national security strategy in our collision agreements. i think hardly any of us who are gathering here in this room and basically all across the globe could have imagined what is happening right now. the russian president attacks his neighbor runs out. he violates our peace order in europe. and he also via lay not soon our charter of the united nation is going to day our children are asking us at the breakfast table at the lunch table and at dinner when the war