the, the, this is the, the news line from berlin. the was vito's un security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire and gaza. washington says the measure would jeopardize efforts to broker a hostage deal. meanwhile, when you, when says, is pausing from deliveries to parts of gaza due to providing also coming up. yeah. but as far as like even a point of alexis, of all these mother appeals directly to rush as president to release her son's body . as the problem dismisses allegations that lighting refusing killed his fiercest critics. and honoring a legend of sending off the brilliant film festival pay special tribute to the career of director martin scorsese the i'm here until berlin. thank you very much for joining us with us. as we told him, the error back resolution in the un security council demanding a ceasefire. and a war between is real and homeless, which is labeled a terrorist organization in many countries. the was had said it would meet with the resolution that has instead propose its own calls for a temporar

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from berlin, tom brook reports.irish actor cillian murphy, 0scar nominated for his role in 0ppenheimer, is headlining berlin's opening night film with an irish drama called small things like these. all told, around 180 full length features will be shown in this ten day festival. what i'm doing is for everyone back home, and that makes me very proud. the offerings include spaceman, the story of an astronaut, played by adam sandler, at large in the cosmos. another big star, kristen stewart, can be seen in the romantic thriller love lies bleeding. a wealth of international cinema is also on offer, including shambala, the first film from nepal ever to make it into the competition in berlin. it feels like a bit of a return to form for the berlinale. we've got starry vehicles with american stars in them. we've got documentaries, we've got auteur—driven arthouse cinema. so it's a great programme with a lot of range in it, i think. but in the run—up to the festival, it's not films that people have been talking about, but pr

are a little overzealous, they say, scales, resist, you know who i am, head of the station in west berlin, you just confirm our guess that in langley, the cia headquarters has dug in to... why do you need ex-lover carl myers then, german dancer friedrich palass, you have already recruited her, mr. nechaev, or better yet alex, she has nothing to do with it, it’s just an affair, an affair. do you love you wife? what did karlmais hospital tell you? nothing, we were talking about our son, okay, my colleague has a syringe in his hand, poison, i’ll kill your wife, through wait a minute, if you don't tell me where markus wolf's archive is. goal near berlin for a secret on filishtati 30 km to the east, i said everything i know, i’m looking for it just like you, i believe you, you don’t know where the archive is, i did you a favor, your wife doesn’t bother you anymore , you can... your wife will be with us. ger gorbachev. many west germans believe that the berlin wall is also a physical political barrier to the rapprochement of the two germanys. do you think so? do you think that the pan-european

[000:00:00;00] the, this is dw news line from berlin, d was we towards england security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire and gaza. washington says the measure would jeopardize efforts to broker a hostage deal. meanwhile, the winchester, ours include deliveries to parts of garza to finding the region. also coming up in the program. the boat riddle body of a russian pilot is found in spain one year at the defective to ukraine and this helicopter and honoring a legend of cinema villain film festival shall tribute to the crypt director martin scorsese, the narrative and berlin. thank you very much for joining us. the us has vetoed in the air and backed resolution and the one security council demanding a ceasefire. and the war between israel from us, which is labeled a terrorist organization in many countries. the west had said it wouldn't be to the resolution and has been stated, proposed one of its own clients for a temporary cease fire link to the release of hostages. the old jury, a sponsor plan representing several error nations, calls for an immediate humanitarian ce

dw may 4 mines and the this is dw use line from berlin. the search for the truth about alexei, nev only staff, there are reports that the russian opposition leaders body is being held near the penal colony. where, oh, sorry to say he died and got no autopsy as being performed somewhere. a leader is meeting and unit condemned russian theatre vladimir food and over and of all these death. they also discuss moscow's war on ukraine on the conflict and got this ready air strikes, killed, dozens of people across kaiser is around again and says it will not 5 to international pressure cold, or if it's planned, defensive on the southern city of rough.

this is dw news lie from berlin, the us and the u. k. launch a 2nd night of retaliatory attacks against iranian linked, militias, washington and london. say that they tip side belong to the levels of government. it follows us hair strikes and iraq and syria. and also coming up as fighting continues in gaza. a mosque considers a truce offer made by israel and international mediators to bring a hopes to nearly 4 months of fighting. plus in berlin, a 150000 people rally against right when.

the special olympics in berlin about coaches saying, i love you so much. this will be a journey to remember for a rough month as she bids for her 1st international title, the restaurant lives with their family in their cairo home. or i loved my mom, dad, and my brother. my mom supports me a lot and accompanies me to training sessions. and my dad does to the to the 7 rough most mother noticed her daughter's condition when she was just 2 months old. a moment when their whole lives changed. can cite the it came as a showed up, so i started to read about down syndrome and went to another dr. ramos buddy was excessively flexible. so even later on she was still unable to walk. i started with different therapies at home and in the hospital. eventually she slowly started to stand on her feet when she was really used to actually that'd be or after trying different kinds of sports rough, let discovery gymnastics. and in a very short space of time, she went to gold medals in the national competition. the the have i was so happy to win the gold medal. i hadn't been ex

at the top of the i'm gonna have f as in berlin from me and the new student. thanks for watching the shuttle actually cutting daniel's engine. you belong to the 77 percent to come to i don't go and 65 last last those top 5 years, 31115. we're here to help you make up your mind. we are here on please find your mind. so all of the topics, i'm much it to you from couple talk fixed a new culture. and then 15 minutes, left side of our community life on the research is now on the what's it like being a gymnast in your own world? a special world. his name is ralph mccully. i'm 18 years older and a love gymnastics for the head to grow. so correctly, that small was born with down syndrome and is now a champion egyptian gymnast. i'm a strong person with a strong will and dream suddenly. she's traveling to europe for the 1st time to take part in the world's largest inclusive sporting event. the special olympics in berlin. i know what you're saying. i love you so much. this will be a journey to remember for a rough month. she bids for her 1st international title, the rest

thanks berlin, international film festival, known as the berlin allah has a reputation for being the most political of the a list film festivals. so it's no big surprise that the current situation in the middle east is playing a leading role at this year's filmmakers summit. one big talking point is the documentary no other land, a film collaboratively directed by an as rarely jewish journalist. and they posted in active best and filmmaker are the best allowed for a lives in the westbank in a village in the south of hebron. feeling of helplessness and anger is what initially led him to start filming that is rarely army in his village on his phone . every day the films evictions which caused outreach world wide palestinian houses even schools are destroyed. the camera becomes baffled weapon when a substitute and difficulty was not easy. this, well, you faced with us a lot of jobs from the soldiers, but the symptom, it didn't. my sense that it's the only 2 that came out to have left within the world, which is really journalist you well, is always by his side to their friendship develop

to the good that i had done the happy and religious berlin is so beautiful. what do you think of this place? it's amazing. the. the opening ceremony kicks off with 6 and a half 1000 athletes parading around berlin's olympic stadium. and more than 50000 people cheering them on from the stands. how it and it helped a mazing during the opening ceremony because i was thinking of the approaching competition. so the answer to the next day, the games begin with athletes competing in 26 different supports, egypt is making it said you and rhythmic gymnastics, special needs athletes, require extra care and attention ahead of their events. the, i guess the most important thing on the day of competition is to prepay them will mean because of the stress they'll face when they see all the spic titus. the judges. i know the commotion to the special and seem to have difficulty handling things like other people not seen in the moment in the end of the time and that before her big moment run my culture month for good luck. then it's her turn. the, the, my dream was to get the

this is the w news from berlin. i'm sarah kelly. thank you for watching the process category issues or thoughts say what the amount was being in the username. i mean obviously i know, did i right? just do it, and i'm hosting dw newport past, thanks trace amount, but there's no actually about move. join us as we travel around your, facing the history of everything else. that the mess, something right around the wells. no need to talk to you back. just as subscriber id, listen to pop, gosh. then we'll take you along to the right. the, the, what's it like being a gymnast in your own world? a special world. his name is ralph mccully. i'm 18 years older. and i love gymnastics for the head of bertha crawley. black's mom was born with down syndrome and is now a champion egyptian gymnast. i'm a strong person with a strong will and dream suddenly. she's traveling to europe for the 1st time to take part in the world's largest inclusive sporting event. the special olympics in berlin about coaches saying, i love you so much. this will be a jour

so just texting and back here in berlin among the stars on the red carpet tonight at the berlin film festival, the berlin dollar was one of the biggest names in filmmaking. martin scorsese was presented with an honory golden bay or the knowledge lifetime achievement award vessel organizers saying the award is partially meant to recognize scorsese's work, preserving old films for months. they already is, does it comes just weeks before his of late is moving killers of the flower, moon competes of the oscars with 10 nominations, a dw called her reporter david lennox is reporting from the bell and all that for us. this is what he told us about the legendary film director and his work. legendary film director martin scorsese, being celebrated here at the berlin international film festival for his life's work . and it's a body of words focusing mainly on the bad guys doing bad things. there's hardly a good guy in any of his movies, and that goes back to marty square. says he's childhood, growing up in little italy, in new york city, where he brushed soldiers with men working for the mob.

the one day before the special olympics commence, the egypt team arrives in berlin. time for rough mode to explore the capital. good, i love the rain. you love it. so so much i can describe my happiness. to the good good. i have the, the happy and the berlin is so beautiful. what do you think of this place? it's amazing. the. the opening ceremony kicks off the jet with 6 and a half 1000 athletes parading around berlin's olympic stadium. and more than 50000 people cheering them on from the stands all the amazing during the opening ceremony because i was thinking of the approaching competition. so the close of to the next day, the games begin with natalie. it's competing in 26 different supports. egypt is making it said you and rhythmic gymnastics, special needs athletes, require extra care and attention ahead of their events. the m, how you're feeling the most important thing on the day of competition is to prepay them. will mean because of the stress they'll face when they see all the speak titus, the judges. i know the commotion as the special then can have difficul

the 17th 4th berlin film festival, known as the battery. now that has opened with a traditional red carpet ceremony over the next 10 days, hundreds of films will be competing for the golden and silver barrow boards. is one of the world's major film festivals. it's known for mixing glitz and glamour with political statements. this here is no exception. well, the www kind of homo went to the red carpet for us and sent us this update from the opening ceremony. this year, the opening ceremony certainly got often very exciting starts with lots of star power. but there were notably also lots of protesters, both on and off the red carpets i saw lots of stars themselves protesting germany's far right politicians from the a f d who are officially uninvited from this year's festival. and then there were also lots of protesters calling for a ceasefire. and god knows worth noting that several filmmakers have officially withdrawn their work from this year's festival in protest of driving the support for israel and an o. the letter has been signed by hun

that's why germany, what they've done to giga berlin showed works. so not only are germans and americans making test was they're buying them to over half a 1000000 were bought in the us last year. but another big buyer is sweden. so in these countries where teslas are parts for the cars are made or serviced, there's unrest like in sweden where workers are protesting. swedish tests of mechanics have blocked off the job, though their number is small, the movement has sparked solidarity efforts across not only sweden, but also denmark. dock workers are refusing to unload test flows and for weeks the postal service refused to test for deliveries. the swedish mechanics want the company to sign a collective bargaining agreement, which would let them negotiate for higher wages, pensions, and the like. workers' rights are an issue in germany to german media has reported numerous concerns among giga, berlin, employees, about working conditions. from the usa, especially from the c o, probably comes a lot of pressure to, to deliver numbers to the, to could use

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g counts there and berlin's international film festival. the bartlet ali, and as it's taught prizes later on saturday, this year saw hundreds of new phones from all around the world, screened here in the drum and capsule. but only 20 of them are in the running for the festivals, big awards, the golden and silver bears. here's a look at some of the favorites to do my need. so the person who motivated you to pay the college doesn't, doesn't have a veto. you're not. my favorite cake is one of visitors critics favorites. it tells the story of 70 year old widow my hand and tear wrong. she's used to spending most of her time alone, until a meeting with friends opens the possibility of a new chapter in her love life. a 2nd settlement to ship to be sandy chavez, and they give you ronnie and directors, mario morgan and beta. so now you have were denied permission by a runs government to attend to their phones premier they sent this message thompson's only thing because we feel like parents who can't see their newborn child. if the jury picks their f

shojaei, you mentioned in this meeting that was held secretly in the suburbs of berlin. people with neo-nazi tendencies participate. being really a neo-nazi or getting such a label to do. the pictures of these gatherings that we used to see, have just now been broadcasted on the khabar network. we used to see many pictures alluding to hitler or referring to the nazis on the placards. how many. it's a serious issue, as you said, this tendency has existed for years in germany. well , since the war, in fact , they have a specific policy, which is anti-immigration, but they also have other policies. now in the german parliament, a party known as aafede is present, he has put his name as a replacement. for germany or an alternative for germany, these as the opposition of the government they are considered to be opposed to the government's immigration policy and to the general policies of the german economy , but in any case, these large-scale demonstrations from the government's area, the large-scale demonstrations, one reason is that germany accommodates many immigrants and

shujaei, you mentioned that this meeting was held secretly in the suburbs of berlin. people with neo-nazi tendencies participate. being really a neo-nazi or getting labeled as such. the pictures of these gatherings that we used to see, have just now been broadcasted on the khabar network. there are many pictures on posters alluding to hitler or referring to the nazis. we used to observe how serious the issue is. as you said, this trend has been around for years in germany. well , since the formation of the extreme right-wing parties, in fact , they have a specific policy, which is anti-immigration policy, but they also have other policies now. the german parliament is the name of the party that is present as afd. he made himself an alternative to germany in germany, they are considered as the government's opposition , they are opposed to the government's immigration policy and the general policies of the german economy, but in any case , if we leave these large-scale demonstrations from the government's area, one of the reasons for these large-scale demonstrations is

the, the, this is the, the news life from berlin, russian, a total to stay the most prominent opposition. figure out, let's say the valley is dead. the prison surfaces, nevada. they died at the beginning. you call it the right here was subbing a 19 year sentence. one me does express the outrage of the report, the death of not to me full trans fair, systematic loss of all these widow is given a standing ovation of the unix account of take on defense, usually on the bottom here on, condemns the holistic regime in russia. i'd say is 14 must be held, boston are responsible for processing and germany and ukraine sign a long time to count on to your agreement. and there's more help for the fight against the russian invasion. both governments say it's an important step forward. the, i'm going to expand it. you're welcome to the program. alternatives in russia, said agend opposition leader alexei, nevada. ne, has died. the federal for the services in the valley felt unwell and lost consciousness after the war. a statement said problematics tried to resuscitate him without success. nobody's offic

and what is the thinking in berlin about what is happening in ukraine? it's something you can actually demonstrate in the way that what of charles has changed in his thinking. he was somebody who initially said that's trying to be careful about this. let's not be the 1st to deliver weapons. let's do this only in coordination with our allies, especially in coordination with the united states. there was a very reticent approach to dealing with ukraine and as the world has progress, that's been 2 years now. almost exactly. it's become clear and clear right here in germany, that german security and european security is in fact at risk at the moment. and that's german defense, a capabilities also european defense capabilities. i'm not strong enough. so under this pressure from russia that's being this really strong change within the german position to so that it has not become the 2nd largest support for you can leave it there. thanks so much for coming. indeed, i prefer to go to spawn, enhanced front. a quick reminder at the top sort of you're following for

when i hear the crowd's reaction in berlin and their appreciation. and then it feels as if my place is here, newton does. i'd really like to come back again and again. after there we can trip . it's clearer than ever to the polish drag queens, that berlin is a magnet for queer people. and l g b t q, right, are worth fighting for not just here, but everywhere. the is there any truth to the cliches about germans? for example, it said that they are very direct and not so subtle when giving their opinions. dw reporter joseph gunter is our token german who has set out to unveil the truth german, the land of punctuality, border and politeness. twins i. well that wasn't entirely honest, was it? what do you want? i am, you're in a german, you like a german conscious and politeness isn't always one of all astray, but you can rely on us to be honest and direct. oh yeah, you seem so yes, absolutely. we are always 100 percent honest. we say something that will hurt someone, even then. okay, then let's examine the famous german birch you off on this to how on thi

[000:00:00;00] the, this is dw news live from berlin, the u. s. and the u. k. launch a 2nd light of retaliatory attacks against iranian linked, militias. washington in london, say that they had fights belonging to the rebels in yeah. meant if all of us air strikes in iraq and syria also coming up as fighting continues in gaza. mos considers a truce offer made by israel, an international mediators to bring a halter to nearly 4 months of fighting. and in berlin, a 150000 people rally against right wing extremism. it is the latest of a series of mass protest in germany against racism since revelations the far right as the parties secretly discussed, the porting ethnic minorities the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. the united states and britain have launched a series of air strikes on the hoof, the militia, and i'm in washington and london put out a joint statement saying that they hit dozens of targets, which included underground weapons depos missile systems. and launchers and raiders i dislike is part of the us military's efforts to discharge of mo

the, the, this is dw news line from berlin. the u. s. and u. k. launch is 2nd night of retaliatory attacks against iranian link, militias, washington and london, saving his science belonging to this lucy rebels in german. this follows us air thrice, and iraq and syria. also on the show in the united states, the democrats kick off their content to choose their presidential nominate president 5 windsor predicted landslide in south carolina. the 1st primary in his campaign. but his little approval ratings means the vote is still being seen as a tense of his future re election chances. and in berlin, a 150000 people rally against right, we need the stream. this is the latest and the series of mass protests in germany against racism since revelations at the far right. a f. d secretly discussed reporting ethnic minorities the marietta evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. the united states and britain have launched a series of airstrikes and the who, the militia in yemen. washington and london put out a joint statement saying they had dozens of

alex you're watching dw news from berlin up next is dr. bill a michael local war news at the beginning of the next hour, the ice cold. jessica new an expedition ventures on 2 places that no one has the climate research in the ice, the tasks march 3rd on dw grades, the.

the, the, this is the, the news life from berlin and your opinion leaders see a massive dean on age to ukraine. after many have lashed out upon good, 5 minutes to victor, all about us before. 12 on we do, here's our position and the $50000000000.00 euro package cost. also coming up, the air force chaos across germany, a security walk, a strike. hundreds of thousands of passengers that are affected by 5 concentrations, o. d. as in frank for berlin and other major airports and a drought emergency, i thought of these and ne, in spain titan of water restrictions up to 3 years with no significant brain. the, i've been expanded, you're welcome to the program. annually does have sprays the passage of a new 50000000000 your support package for ukraine? your town. so president shaw's. michelle said the dean would ensure code long term predictable funding for ukraine congress by mr. victor. all, vaughn has dropped weeks of opposition to the package. ukraine has faced increasing uncertainty over 8 funding we've seen fighting in the e. u. and the us holding up support and speaking off of the deed

the, the, this is dw news line from berlin. the search for the truth about like saying the volume these tasks, there are reports that the russian opposition leaders body is being held near the penal colony. where, oh, sorry to say he died and got no autopsy has been performed somewhere, a meters meeting and unit condemned russian theatre vladimir food and over and of all these death. they also discuss moscow's war on ukraine and the conflict and gas and is ready air strikes, killed thousands of people across kaiser is route again and says it will not 5 to international pressure cold. or if it's plan defensive on the southern city of rough. the pablo solely as welcome to the program, relatives and close allies of the jail, russian opposition leader. alexei nev only are demanding to know more about how we died. what has happened to his body. and as all the russian news paper is reporting that in the found these body is held at a morgue around 50 kilometers from the remote penal colony where he was imprisoned with r t say he died

this year is berlin international film festival? one big talking point is the documentary no other land. it's a film collaboratively directed by an is really jewish journalist and a palestinian activist in film. me the best allowed ro lives in the west bank in a village in the south of hebron. feeling of helplessness and anger is what initially led him to start filming is rarely army in his village on his phone every day the films evictions which caused outreach worldwide. palestinian houses even schools are destroyed. the camera becomes baffled weapon. when a substitute was not easy, there's well, you faced with us and lots of jobs from the soldiers, but the symptom of to them. i said that it's the only 2 that came on to have left within the world. what's happening is really journalist, your wall is always by his side is what their friendship develops across all the conflicts and differences. what's both of those stories is not just different. so you, if you know a jewish know is our understanding our shared values that we think th

the, the printer to the newsletter from berlin, russian of toner, to stay at the most prominent opposition figure. i like to say nevada mate is dead . the prison service says nevada. these died of opinion called a nearby who was subbing a 19 year sentence. quantity does express that outrage at the reports of debt of letting me put into fits as protects and germany and ukraine signed a long term security agreement. and there's more have for the fight against the russian invasion. both governments say it's an important step forward. the, i'm going to expand it to welcome to the program, alternatives and rochelle. save the jigging, the opposition leader alexei, nevada. a has died. the federal prison service says nevada. me felt unwell. i lost consciousness of total walk, a statement, certified, emetics stripe. the results that are your term without success, the valleys office said they have been informed of his death and the lawyer is on the way to the jail. the permanency as president vladimir fulton has been informed of for the 7 year old nevada. these device do not lose a form almost the c

but the things in berlin are only progressing slowly. i work in technology starts up uh its uh, barely start out for the cool one, but unfortunately every starts up have they own challenges and problems and sometimes something can go wrong. cassini is 1st portion of coal 2 years ago was a cocktail barnett cafe. you create an ad hoc meeting place for refugees at the time she was confident you would soon find that the job for me is to make something through friend p. find a space in a shared flat for herself. and her 16 year old son, he's successful at school here. returning to keep an eye to the question for now, the main goal is to earn money. if you don't have a job, it's a really bad thing and it can work with my hands. so i can go to the factory, i can back and i can do anything. i don't, i don't scare about to do any kind of job 3 women, 3 stories, one of you to choose their own destinies, despite the war. and you create to over the past decade, spain's countryside has lost much of its population regions. leg zamora, i have seen vill

the, the, this is the, to the news why, from berlin? rock warns of dire consequences for the region after the us launches air strikes on targets in syria and a rock. the rates on of pro run militia come in response to the killing of 3 us soldiers. in a drone, a task run melinda had come in response to the killing of 3 us soldiers in a drone, a task on a base in jordan last week. also coming up, israel's military prepares to move. it's gone to offensive further south toward rasa. as i'm off, as a leadership weighs the terms of a proposed 6. we teach fine and tens of thousands of people rally against extremism in berlin. the latest in a series of mass protest in germany against racism, ends in a full be follows revelations that the members of a far right party secretly discussed reporting ethnic minority the and a warm welcome to viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. the us military has launched air strikes on targets in syria and rock. the pentagon says more than 85 sites were here. syrian stay tv said this strikes had resulted in a

the, the, this is either way and here's line from berlin, hungry, approve sweden's bench to join nato. lawmakers vote over whelming lead to support to the decision after overcoming opposition from the prime minister. also on the program, germany rules out sending taurus crews myself to you frame. chancellor shaw says delivering the weapons that key requested would risk pulling germany into the war with russia. the allies of alex dana volley claimed the late russian opposition leader was close to being released in a prisoner swamp. at the time he died and a penal colony inside theory, the call for at least welcome to the program almost 2 years ago. russia's full scale invasion of ukraine prompted sweden to formerly apply for needle membership. today hungry became the last of the 31. members of the defense of lines to approve sweden sped. budapest veto was the last major obstacle standing in the way of the scandinavian nation. joining nato, the hunger is prime minister victor alva and asked is parliament to deliver? and they did resoundingly auto. so i'll go, i will read out the results

new brands, president tolls talks with the gentleman, john stuck in berlin. one of the meat of the landscape is meeting with his host on our shoulders to discuss long term security. toyota is up to russia's invasion, pick up the british budget. we begin with breaking news from russia. the prism agency that has just announced that imprisoned opposition leader alexa in a valley has died. russia's federal prison service said in a statement that nobody felt unwell after a walk on friday and lost consciousness. it said i'm balance arrived to try to rehabilitate him. but he died valise press. secretary said they hadn't been informed of his death and the lawyer was on the way to the prison as spokesperson for letting me put in said the russian president had been informed of the 47 year old steps. but the kremlin had no further information. at this point, nobody was a stones critic of the kremlin. he was arrested in 2021. when he returns to russia after receiving medical treatment in germany for what medical tests showed was a no agent poisoning or some more. we are