benjamin. but those benjamin., i don't think liz truss the first minister. truss was the first minister. prime minister , whatever they prime minister, whatever they call it in germany. chancellor thank you, albie of germany . was call it in germany. chancellor thaibenjaminbie of germany . was call it in germany. chancellor thaibenjamin ?a of germany . was call it in germany. chancellor thaibenjamin ? did germany . was call it in germany. chancellor thaibenjamin ? did theyiany . was call it in germany. chancellor thaibenjamin ? did they vote. was call it in germany. chancellor thaibenjamin ? did they vote to ias she benjamin? did they vote to leave the european union because they're in recession ? you're they're in recession? you're blaming everything on truss . you blaming everything on truss. you look in this country right now, clearly isn't london, the city of london has kept its crown as the top financial centre in europe every single year since brexit. you people told us that there would be people all going o

benjamin. but those benjamin., i don't think liz truss the first minister. truss was the first minister. prime minister , whatever they prime minister, whatever they call it in germany. chancellor thank you, albie of germany . was call it in germany. chancellor thaibenjaminbie of germany . was call it in germany. chancellor thaibenjamin ?a of germany . was call it in germany. chancellor thaibenjamin ? did germany . was call it in germany. chancellor thaibenjamin ? did theyiany . was call it in germany. chancellor thaibenjamin ? did they vote. was call it in germany. chancellor thaibenjamin ? did they vote to ias she benjamin? did they vote to leave the european union because they're in recession ? you're they're in recession? you're blaming everything on truss . you blaming everything on truss. you look in this country right now, clearly isn't london, the city of london has kept its crown as the top financial centre in europe every single year since brexit. you people told us that there would be people all going o

but benjamin, can we- benjamin, can we trust that uboiovor— benjamin, can we trust that whatever dealheir word? yeah i mean, i'm not sure trust is the broi— mean, i'm not sure trust is the iirsi bori— mean, i'm not sure trust is the first word that— mean, i'm not sure trust is the first word that comes to mind ribb— first word that comes to mind uiib iboso— first word that comes to mind with these people. 7:33 with these people. i feel, you mow.— with these people. i feel, you know, literally they are megalomaniac . right. you know , megalomaniac. right. you know, zelenskyy was asked if he cared if this meant that putin might be you know, might be be dead. you know, might be killed of some killed in the process of some coup up in the coming coup coming up in the coming week . and he said he didn't week. and he said he didn't care. i think that's care. and i think that's probably pretty probably how pretty much everyone these are everyone feels. right. these are a people. a collection of awful people. i'd thought that the only a collection of awful people. i'd to thought that the only

but benjamin, can we- benjamin, can we trust that wboiovoi— benjamin, can we trust that whatever deal to their word? yeah i mean, i'm not sure trust is the fissi— mean, i'm not sure trust is the boss wooi— mean, i'm not sure trust is the first word that— mean, i'm not sure trust is the first word that comes to mind bib— first word that comes to mind wiib iboso— first word that comes to mind with these people. ”iii; with these people. i feel, you boso.— with these people. i feel, you know, literally they are megalomaniac . right. you know , megalomaniac. right. you know, zelenskyy was asked if he cared if this meant that putin might be you know, might be be dead. you know, might be killed of some killed in the process of some coup up in the coming coup coming up in the coming week . and he said he didn't week. and he said he didn't care. i think that's care. and i think that's probably pretty probably how pretty much everyone these are everyone feels. right. these are a people. a collection of awful people. i'd thought that the only a collection of awful people. i'd to thought that the

thanks benjamin. ray addison. thanks benjamin. education union has announced more strike action next— announced more strike action next month— announced more strike action next month eh— announced more strike action next month on the fifth and the 7th next month on the fifth and the hh eh— next month on the fifth and the ssh eh julv- — next month on the fifth and the 7th of july. teachers in england wm— 7th of july. teachers in england whh wehh— 7th of july. teachers in england will walk out— 7th of july. teachers in england will walk out in— 7th of july. teachers in england will walk out in their long running— will walk out in their long running dispute over pay . the eu running dispute over pay. the eu is else— running dispute over pay. the eu is also rebalancing_ running dispute over pay. the eu is also rebalancing its members to is also rebalancing its members he see— is also rebalancing its members he h— is also rebalancing its members he h hhey— is also rebalancing its members to see if they want— is also rebalancing its mem

thanks benjamin. ray addison. thanks benjamin.ewsroom in our top story, the national education union has announced more— national education union has announced more strike action nsxi— announced more strike action nsxi menis— announced more strike action nsxi moniis sn— announced more strike action next month on the fifth and the 7th next month on the fifth and the iii si— next month on the fifth and the iii of iuiy. — next month on the fifth and the 7th of july. teachers in england win— 7th of july. teachers in england wiii wais— 7th of july. teachers in england will walk out— 7th of july. teachers in england will walk out in— 7th of july. teachers in england will walk out in their long running— will walk out in their long running dispute over pay . the eu running dispute over pay. the eu is siss— running dispute over pay. the eu is also rebalancing_ running dispute over pay. the eu is also rebalancing its members to is also rebalancing its members is see— is also rebalancing its members is ii— is also rebalancing its members is

of ours. gruber is in the studio with me to discuss this. benjamin. this is not really the kind of all of charles said, most of us are familiar with. he's generally known as being rather subdued. what happened there? that's right. he's rather know to be really call him when he speaks for many people almost to call him. so to get message through this happening cycles, they close to berlin and brandenburg during an event, a europe event of the social democrats of his party and people started shouting at him even before he went on stage. so he was standing, there was the introduction and they started saying in that piece is needed that she should go away, that he should leave. and then he press these people also saying that it is important that the warmongers, it's not all f shows, but flooding and putting what we just have to. but it also shows that the german society is still divided on some topics, especially when it comes to weapons. there is a new poll that came out a few days ago that shows that the majority of people is still against germany, send

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there is dw correspondent, benjamin of ours. a group of benjamin johnson visits ad defend uh, in yaga. we just saw him climbing into the car bit. there was fine to judge what else was on his agenda today. that's right he. he went into this plan to 05 to type who belonging to the german apples and what the people are saying that this the 1st time that actually a german chancellor made. there's an a pilot that was interviewed. he has said that he sees it as a part of an appreciation by the political cause and of course by the german child . so. so besides mended this new era, the announce is actually happening with these huge exercises that you describe 10000 soldiers, 250 across 25 nations. taking part is the many. it's why it's already a big sum. tornado some, a 10 starting here, landing here as well. and was also interesting. he spoke to a team and belonging to the finish of holes in finland. the newest member of nato also deployed for an f 18 warners. and one of them is also on display here. to show the sign of unity that was

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international to take this conversation for the benjamin. thanks for coming on. what do you think a 40 percent increase that is mildly impressive. but who do i have to gather? why do you think, what are the reasons for such growth like this? a lot of the west has imposed very strong sanctions against russia. the majority of the will of our 100 countries, including china, india, and it breaks countries that most sanctioning russia. the condo is a trade with russia and obviously more russian gas and oil. we have to be sold to the east to china and to even india. that's why we're seeing a records trade for them to stay with china. and it's going to uh, to break the $200000000000.00 mark this year, and china has read name russia's largest trading partner for 15 years in a row already. what about, let's talk about the linking of the russia, ledger ration, economic union, and the chinese belt and road initiative. i mean this, this is a norma. this is something that's actually being ignored by typically the mainstream media off. did i talk to us ab

and i to talk more about this last spring in benjamin smith. he's a tar labor specialist at the international labor organization on is joining us from geneva. hi, benjamin gets the you. i want to ask you about your assessment of the use supply chain low. will it make a tangible difference or well, considering that between 9 and 26 percent of the $160000000.00 children that you mentioned that are in child labor, i have to 26 percent are in global supply chains. it is critically important that business step up and meet the responsibility to operate ethically without recourse to child labor in the supply chains. now there is no evidence that the supply chain legislation, mandatory due diligence even of itself, has an impact there not to have to measure it. so it's difficult to, to say, however, we have come out and very clearly says that a mix of regulation, policy, coherence, and market based incentives are critical for responsible business conduct. and mandatory due diligence can play an important role in that. so, and you wide approach makes se

all right, benjamin smith, specialists of the international labor organization. thank you very much. thank you . i say to some of the other global business stories making news us building our george soros has. honda is over control of his $25000000000.00 and prior to his son alex, for decades, the hungarian born sincere has been using his wealth to support democracy building around the world. his phone says that he's hoping to broaden his father's level aims to causes including focusing on abortion, right? thousands of communities on the social media site, red as our shopping dining for 48 hours starting today. the action is in protest against plans, changes to the websites, feeds that developers fear would kill of popular 3rd party applications. but this is among the most popular websites in the world is reportedly aiming for a public listing lakes for this year. jp morgan chase has agreed to saffel a class action lawsuit filed by victims of geoffrey as seems to sex tospeaking scheme is victims alleged that the u. s. bond to new of his predatory behavior towards

now what benjamin a, what can you tell us about the people who are heckling the chancellor? what kind of the person is this, on what side of the political spectrum are they likely to be? so we can definitely be assume that this was organized. this was not a spontaneous and protest, but it's difficult to say which party affiliation they have. they could be from the fall arrive, that is pretty strong in eastern germany. but they could also be from the left party. we have a really big movement saying that a piece made is needed that we need peace agreements of germany should not get and both nato should not get involved. it has so it's difficult to say which spectrum, which part of the political spectrum this protest as r a, but it shows that there is still discussion in germany of how far durham you should go. all the false has been accused of being a to reluctant will others. so saying that domain should do more accusing the german southland, accusing his government afield, writing its feet of acting when others are acting and not leading. so it's difficult to say exactly whi

that is our benjamin brewer for us air base so you cranes military size. it's re taken a 4th village from russian forces in the south east. the gains reported over 2 days or the 1st in months and a part of keeps new counter offensive. villages allegedly recaptured are in a cluster of settlements. introduced a region partially occupied by russia. ukrainian troops released a video, purportedly of them, housing with their flag and sorrows. i have had a rest with military size. it has repelled ukraine's attempts to advance in the area. a lot of you spoke earlier to former british intelligence officer, frank ludwig from oxford, and we asked him whether the ukrainian counter offensive is off to a good start. i think what we can say, we can say 2 things. first of all, that much of what we know is through a glass darkly. but another thing we can say is that what we haven't seen yet is the commitment of made ukrainian forces. there are full separate axes, which service but seem to be a salting on, but all is done on, on, not full on salts, partly because i think th

or benjamin. good to see you. so this is going to be the largest air force deployment exercise since the creation of nato. what kind of a message does need a want to send with this? nato is playing the detection card as we just heard in the report that they want to show that in case of an attack, it will be possible for them to send hundreds of planes from the u. s. 100. we're coming to take part in this defend an exercise impressive show for us. that's what the us and baset are a to germany said. even though the generals, we just had both of them in the report did not mention actively mentioned frustrated because it is of course was initiated by the german part in 2018, almost 5 years ago. but of course, that is a for, it's a sign, it's an image also that the showing that nato is united as defensive lines. we have this 25 members, some of them, not even part of this, the lines. we're also taking part to have an organized response, a to a threat of any content to defend every inch of nato. terry 3

and is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says protests. what stopped pushing through controversial, judicial reforms that would alive parliament to overrule a supreme court decision. the i'm how to handle welcome to the program. us secretary of state on to me blinking is in beijing on the highest level diplomatic visit between the 2 countries in nearly 5 years. he's begun his 2nd on the final day of meetings with chinese officials, starting with why he china is taught diplomats blinking, who met for 6 hours with his chinese counterpart. chon gang on sunday said talks were candid, substantive, and constructive. the 2 sides agreed to continue high level contact in an effort to avoid conflict during what quinn sion called the lowest points since the 2 nations established diplomatic relations. so the rival powers remain far apart on tie one, which badging claims as its tire trade and a list of issues ranging from human rights to trading communications technology, dw china analysts, clifford kuhn and gave us this assessment of the success of th

and also that the debate within the country continues to have a political correspondent, benjamin of ours gruber. thank you so much and that's the latest on dw news, this. our up next is shift our digital shout. a marion. i haven't seen from me of the entire team in berlin. thanks for the company. the guardians of truth. my name is john dean and i have paid almost every price of being enjoying this in a country like to tease.

this benjamin of ours group with the following. that story for us. thank you. benjamin or this votes. so ease immigration comes as a new polar focus in germany. show support for the fall, right? anti immigration, a, if the policy has reached its highest level, the survey felt at 19 percent of focus would pick 50. if collections would to be held this week, that would make them the 2nd strong. this policy in germany to those 2 percentage points ahead of social democrats, of current jobs that will have shorts. the positive came of best in the poll with a 29 percent share of vote. with a conservative cd you who are currently in opposition to w as political correspondence, julia saw them as well. it's shown by research. in fact that migration is the number one topic for the if the party it is a topic that a mobilizes a. if the voters and engage and if the voters and we have seen the topic in the news, for example, just as we've heard because of this reform being brought forward by the government . but also we've seen headlines about how local authorities

so this is an interesting one, benjamin. this means that there's an unspoken rule in plays that about actions and competitive sports are allowed and some are not allowed. well, there's certainly a double standard going on key if has received much support from different or football organizations soccer organizations. and basically, what are the up happening is that recently during a tennis match, a bell of russian player was playing against the ukranian player and the bell. a russian player went to go shake their hand after the match. and the cranium player refused to, in was met with booze from the crowd. now, the french sports minister has tried to say that these situations are somehow different, but at the end of the day, what's really happening is these are 2 forms. soviet states, both dealing with various levels of nato involvement, and they're exactly the same. so the hippa, hypocrisy is quite clear that says, and they want to watch, i suppose benjamin over this the pleasure of talking to you so far. thanks. all right,

the problem is the benjamin netanyahu is under. so although he's issued these words against, it's about being very is up to also giving ben give are exactly what he wants to are proving on monday full 1000 additional additional settlement units to be built in the occupied west bank and occupied east jerusalem. that's something that we haven't seen in that kind of number before. and exactly. we'll then give it once. so bank of the can probably deal with the public review knowing that he's getting these additional settlement units. now the reason for doing this is quite simple. the prime minister needs that far right, a element to his political party, to his coalition, to be able to remain in power if they pull out the government because they simply not doing what they want. that means the end of this and you know, he's premiership and early elections, but as well. emerald calling out of their west islip, palestinian group moss, has held a march through the besieged kansas trip to only its members who were killed in is riley attacks.

the problem is the benjamin netanyahu is under. so although he's issued these words against the board bank of varies up to also giving bank of or exactly what he wants to are proving. and that's something that we haven't seen in that kind of number before. and exactly what then give a want, so bank of there can probably deal with the public review knowing that he's getting these additional settlement units. now the reason for doing this is quite simple. the problem is that needs that far right? a element to his political party to his coalition to be able to remain in power if they pull out the government because they simply not doing what they want. that means the end of nothing. you know, he's premiership and early elections, but as well. emerald code out there, west ridgeland, and you can find more information on websites. i'll just say with the cold weather this next inside story with exam in the for the on the bottom reach statements. the, the hello, the seasonal range across china, pushing across the midnight branch. so we'll

benjamin. what is this new law now going to change? so according to the government that presented this loan disability was already passed here in the abundance stock. and the shortage of skills work is, is one of the biggest breaks when it comes to economic growth in germany. that's what german into a minister, nancy phase i said when she spoke to lawmakers, she also gave a statement to the press alongside with the colleague from the labor ministry and pulled back to the side of what they want to do is make it easier for skilled workers from outside of the european union, and to come to this country, 2000000 people. that's the number of jobs that germany needs to feel over the next few years. and they said that the one to make it less bureaucratic. that's something that is very important. and one of the big difficulties of many of those skills work is half when they come to germany is that the university degree needs to be recognized in germany. and this new bill will also change that. meaning

the problem is the benjamin netanyahu is under. so although he's issued these words against the bar bang varies up to also giving ben given exactly what he wants to are proving on monday full 1000 additional additional settlement units to be built in the occupied west bank and occupied east jerusalem. that's something that we haven't seen in that kind of number before and exactly what they didn't give. it was. so bank of the can probably deal with the public with, you know, knowing that he's getting these additional settlement units. now the reason for doing this is quite simple. the problem is that needs that far right? a element to his political party, to his coalition, to be able to remain in power if they pull out government because they simply not doing what they want. that means the end of this and, you know, he's premiership and early elections, but as well. emerald code out of their west recent several major rivers, long seen as a lifeline for bangladesh is capital doc are now considered biologically dead. pollution, untrea

the problem is the benjamin that's and you know, who is under older res issued these words against it. the bob bank varies up to also giving vancouver exec he will. he won't start proving on monday full 1000 additional additional settlement units to be built in the occupied west bank an occupied east jerusalem. that's something that we haven't seen in that kind of number before. and exactly. we'll then give it once. so bank of the can probably deal with the public review knowing that he's getting these additional settlement units. now the reason for doing this is quite simple. the prime minister needs that far right. a element to his political party, to his coalition to be able to remain in power if they pull out the government because they're simply not doing what they want. that means the end of this and you know, he's premiership and early elections but as well. and we're all gone out 0 west islip, the democratic republic of congo, is home to the wells largest tropical pete lens. they store huge amounts of comp and regulate the plants climate and who has many species of plants and

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also ahead is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu is pushing forward with controversial judicial reforms that have triggered nationwide to protest. the changes which gave him more influence and a pointing judges on parliament could overrule a supreme court decision and tennis that build up. so when both it continues with american frances t off or dashing the whole of german late bloomer. yeah, lennox, 12 initial cops. fine. all that's in more in our sports right down the hall. welcome to the program. us secretary of state and me blinking is in beijing on the highest level diplomatic visit between the 2 countries. in nearly 5 years, the state department says he stress the need keep communication channels open to avoid any potential miscalculations blinking intended to visit beijing in february . but the trip was canceled after chinese 5 balloon was spotted over the united states and short dining. both pirates have said they're interested in stability. in the face of increasing tensions over taiwan. d, w, 's, china analyst clifford conan, gave us this assessment of the success of t

more outburst of emotion, political correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber, thanks for that insight. the 3 chinese astronauts have returned back to earth from the chinese space station. ken gong the capsule touch down at the dung thing. landing site in the inner mongolia region. early on sunday, the san jo, 15 crew went on for space, walks and conducted a number of experiments during their time and board. the space station medical staff took care of the 3 astronauts which china caused typo knots after their hard landing in the desert. and up next as sports life with a look at the curtis female football team, striving against the odds in the turkish women's lead. you can always stay after a data rather on our website at dw dot com and on social media at dw use a mix spicer for me, and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for watching the questions. got it easy to fill out the .

also ahead is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is pushing forward with controversial traditional reforms that have triggered a nation wide protest. the changes would give him more influence in them fighting judges. and parliament could overrule a supreme court decisions as intended to build up to wimbledon continues with american fonts to y'all both dashing the hopes of german late bloomer, yon leonard stuff, initiative guard, find all that and more and our sports. find the honda him out. welcome to the program to us secretary of state antony blinking is in beijing on the highest level diplomatic visit between the 2 countries in nearly 5 years. the state department says the stress, the need to keep communication channels open, to avoid any potential miscalculations blinking intended to visit beijing in february. but the trip was canceled after chinese 5 balloon was spotted over the united states and show that both powers have set their interested instability. in the face of increasing tensions over taiwan dw, as china analysts clifford kernan, gave us this assessment of a success

is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu on his way to making an announcement that will rock a country already torn by strife at a cabinet meeting? he practice to go ahead with the controversial legal of a whole. i know we will convene this week and begin the practical steps of what we will do so in a measured and responsible way. but in accordance with the mandate we received to amend the legal system the reform will give the government most say in appointing judges upon them into other rule the decisions of the supreme court. the attorney, i was 1st attempt to push through the judicial plan earlier this year, sparked mass protest and strikes. the demonstrations continued as the government negotiated with the opposition of a compromise solution. on saturday, tens of thousands took to the streets for the 24th consecutive week once again, the phone for choosing for revolution. because they wanted to start the conversation with an attorney who determined to forge ahead was the contest of change to the law. these protests are likely to die down any time soon. at least 13 people ha

the dw political correspondent, benjamin alvarez cooper is in the studio with me for more insight on this. and you've been following german politics for a long time as have i. i've never seen shoals, i like that. what happened? i remember a few events, but not is being so both when it comes to ukraine and it's definitely not the filter. we saw shortly, officer, freshest invasion of ukraine. these people, they started shouting. this was an event of the socials democrats and fights as a, in the state of brand books and close to berlin. and they started shouting, even before he started speaking, saying that you should go the cheese, a war monger. and then he started shouting as well, telling them that the war longer is not cold enough shows, but his cold blooded me uprooting. so he was really vocal. he was really emotional and especially surprising for those to say that he is to call him when he speaks and when he tries to get his message across and many praise this as well. one of them was flooded me a quick go and you went on twitter and said it mostly personally, how emotionally bonu