built site on quickly called it an anti semitism scandal at the chancery and from the opposition c. d. u party, we're hearing that our buses, cummins were outrageous and that showed should have asked mister abbas to leave, and that it was the biggest derailment at the chancery in history. the federal commissioner for the fight against anti semitism here. it was who said that by relative to revising the holocaust president abbas had lacked, quote, any sensitivity towards us hosts. but yes, the german chancellor has also been criticized for how he handled their situation. now i was there at the presbyterian, there were 2 moments where we really held our breath 1st when our boss spoke of apartheid in this country show its quickly distanced himself from that. but then, as the last question mister about was asked, where they'd ever apologized for the olympics, 972 massacres. and he replied by saying that israel had committed 50 massacres in 50 years, 50 holocausts. now, every one knew that that was the last question. answer at the press about that word . holocaust lingered in the room, shots

question to johan, valuable member of the buddhist time for the conservative opposition party, the c d u. i responses a lot of promises. and i do not see how to fulfill all these promises. the 1st thing is we are from read, we get the gas we need to in germany. as far as i see, russian will use a not only not mean to but also know stream when as a political weapon against your event is especially also against germany. the 2nd thing is a new pipeline from spain and portugal. okay, that will last some years until we receive gas from from there and a liquid gas uh, from katara, the deal was just canceled. we saw our economy melissa, traveling to that, to a very country in and that spring. but in the last days we're at that we will never get a l n g from from kata. so there are a lot of promises also when it, when it comes true to the welfare situation here in germany, you will never lose or walk alone. no one will be left behind that, that are very big words, but how to pay it, didn't the chancellor answer this so morning is especially considering we could be sitting here alone in a very co

d. c, the u. s. is describing this ruling as a miscarriage of justice in the courtroom. brian, listen, does the judge handed down her sentence? that's not when she did go up to 79 years imprisonment and a fine of some. $16000.00. earlier greiner told the court she had no intention of breaking any russian law. i may say. hope that in your ruin it doesn't. in my life. the bite and administration remains adamant that grind was wrongfully detained, and the president immediately released the statement after the judgment saying, it's unacceptable. and i call on russia to release her immediately, so she can be with her wife loved ones, friends and teammates. negotiations are and a way to secure grind his release and that of another american citizen who the us says is being wrongfully detained in russia. poor whelan, we have pro, made a serious proposal to the russians to try to get brittany and paul whalen, who is also wrongfully detained home, where they belong. and we urge the russians again to seriously consider that proposal to act on it. and let's get these 2 americans hom

u. k. d c. so i think more hosting are more concerned the just the before the coming few days, even in germany in areas that were devastated by flooding in 2021. lack of rain is wreaking havoc on the country's main waterway. the rhine lowering water levels of coal shipping disruptions on the river. a major route for products ranging from grain to chemicals to coal. and it has a knock on effect on the economy which is already bracing itself for recession and energy shortages later in the year. this is the worst drought with hit to europe in decades. some say it's the worst in hundreds of years. the results already full cost to be devastating for the continent and an environmental warning for governments to act now, before it's too late. sunday i go al jazeera on ailing beluga whale. the straight into france says river sen has been euthanized during a last ditch rescue attempt. local officials said the decision was made to put the animal down to prevent it from suffering further. beluga was lifted

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d. c. i'm, it calls for the u. n to withdraw from the area 15 people have been killed in until you and protest in the last week in a tags that you and chief antonio gutierrez, said could constitute a walk around. the government has been trying to get the mission to leave those 2010 and the u. n. has been in the process of drawing down the operations since 2020 protest us. meanwhile, favey won the you went to leave because it failed to protect civilians. there is a kind of destruction with their un peacekeepers who are enjoying life. they are partying almost her every day going to bars, meeting with prostitutes and the dust, the issue here in d r. c. so that's why as several peacekeepers have forgotten, they are real mission is to promote peace, not to have more kids and abandon them in d r c. that's not one of their mission that can and if the u. n can be very strict and then also dis to play in its tulips because, you know, without discipline, this cannot end. all right, shifting a focus to india. now, despite wes

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d. c. h is been 26 years in the u. s. foreign service, including at the embassy in moscow. at the end of the ussr, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us because gorbachev was the last leader of the soviet union. and we've just heard some of what made him a towering figure of the 20th century. what do you think his legacy will be? i think at the moment, given what's going on in the war in ukraine, perhaps his greatest legacy is that he let the soviet union fail without spilling a lot of blood to try to preserve it. now he did accountant, some bloodshed in lithuania, some georgia when it really came to the question of, are you willing to use massive tours to preserve the communist party, to preserve your own power and to preserve the soviet union? he would not do it. and i think that legacy today is something that should be recognized as there a great many powerful figures in the world were willing to use force to hold on to their power and to hold on to their political system. gorbachev ultimately, despite his personal commitment to the lennon, a system, des

u. s. said it killed al qaeda leader. i'm an alex, i'm a harry would have reaction from washington d. c. ah, the speaker of the u. s. house representatives at nancy pelosi has arrived in taiwan despite warnings of severe consequences from beijing flows is the most senior us official to visit the self governing island in 25 years. is expected to visit appointment and meet the president on wednesday. china, which considers the time on part of its territory says it will launch what it calls, targeted military actions around the army. or shortly after landing close, he gave a brief statement. she said, our congressional delegations visit to taiwan honors americas on the waiver and commitment to supporting taiwanda vibrant democracy. america's solidarity with the 23000000 people of taiwan is more important to day than ever. as the world faces a choice between autocracy and democracy. i speak to, she had returns, he joins us live from washington, d. c. so what's that for that war? this likely to b, very difficult to catalogue the 7. we know that we've had various sort of guests from beijing on our end, the last few hours

last name, r o z u c o n d o. or then the other path. my buddy aletha, noah got a favor with rising prices for groceries in essential goods, panic and hide. this needs to empty shelves and supermarkets and retail profiteering, despite the fact that sanctions have been imposed on one country, only russia, people in different parts of the world are feeding the impact the so called unilateral sanctions have a boomerang effect on the countries that have imposed them or banding all in ports of russian oil and gas. emmys, russian oil no longer be accessible us ports and the american people will deal another powerful blow to conform. ah, as the i'll say, natural gas companies are making a grab money, which is what our horse led right to was car back to new jersey to new york. so i'm spend a lot of money. but again, if we're $35.00, gary enough will appeal imitating now that you finally, phillip my diesel prices are skyrocketing and diesel is the primary fuel of transport. the fleets of trucks that make things move from point a to point b throug

d. r. c. last week and t u and protests and the country left at least 9 peak 19 people dead, including 3 pieces. the protests was found by the resurgence of the in $23.00 group, also known as the communist. revolutionary omi, have been fighting government forces and the country you in troops with the water using tear gas and needful forth to dispose of demonstrators and newton who had occupied the headquarters of the local un mission. freelance journalist value me says the congress off raged by the simon of the international community. so people are angry because there is a, a presence of modem, 25000 peacekeepers in the, in the sea. but the situation is still the same and people are so are still being killed. and so people get angry because of the m 23 occupation and one day. so they realized that they read this the silence of the international community, especially the un peacekeepers. so people have decided to kick out the un mission by the you and has always held clout, officially for logistics, transportation of the military on the ground, especially those who are injured. but there is a v

d. c to call for justice. and it was very frustrating that we are the ones as a family and going after the u. s. administration when i should have them the other way around. we went to d. c till to meet with president biden. however, that did not. that does not work out. we ended up meeting with secretary lincoln. we wanted to get answers, we wanted to understand what are their next steps moving forward. we expressed our demands and our concern to the secretary, and we continue to call for us to lead to investigation that baron dependent. we also were able to meet with a dozen the members of congress and representatives and senators who joined the call for us investigation and also express their disappointments in the way the us administration has been handling of one of their own citizens. you know, i've got an example right here on my laptop. this is representative andre carson. he announced the justice for serene act. that is a bill require the us to investigate israel's murder palace to the american john issuing at play. so there is a lot of support within the u. s. for finding out what ha

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d. c. festival. what are the economic end tried implications between the u. s. and china as the relationship is with hood declines further because of this visit? it's obviously still early in this, in this situation. i wouldn't go so far as to call it a crisis. so it's a bit hard to say what else trying to intend to do. i don't think that there are at this point broiled implications for the us china economic relationship that is much bigger than this than this issue ultimately, despite whatever beijing they say, i think the real focus economically is going to be from beijing on the trade and investment relationship with taiwan. can you just talk a little bit more about that? what will they be able to do? what do you think that they will be able to do to taiwan? well, basically actually announce some action, some punishments against taiwan today on the economic front, a group of pi when these companies that have long been involved in investing and trading in the food industry. we're, we're here with sanctions today that essentially are blocking them from a lot of

d. c. i guess 1st of all, the relationship between china and the u. s. has been worsening, but how bad things likely to get after pelosi versus well, it really depends on what the domestic political considerations are for shipping. and this is, according to of people who study the chinese political law body. there is this question of whether in the face of a slowing economy, as well as rising a house prizes and a scarcity of housing. that the chinese president is going to uh, find it usable, as it were to why, really judged, show some force towards high one without necessarily a annex ing it out to the chinese government properly. there's also the question of whether that could backfire. it's worth pointing out that nancy pelosi, who is the speaker of the house of representatives, is the 3rd in line in the line of succession in the u. s. government. so why is certainly nothing theoretically would happen, because that would be considered a threat against the u. s government that said, it is also worth pointing out that she is the leader of a met, a body o

u. s. military. so let's go to washington d. c, and speak to dw sumi so much candor. so me great to see you. so it's safe to say that nancy pelosi is trip to taiwan is a big move. she's the highest ranking us politician in a quarter of a century to visit taiwan. but house her trip actually gone down in the u. s. well puzzle. there's certainly been a lot of coverage. all of the networks here were closely following her visit with live coverage of her landing there. and here in washington, there has been a good deal of bipartisan support for the speaker at 26 senate republicans issued a statement saying that they stand behind her. and that they see this trip as consistent with the u. s. as one china policy. and, you know, during the trumpet ministration as china became a key focal point. the accusation had been and continues to be. the democrats have been to week on china, and i was watching fox news, which is the main network for the right wing here. and they were begrudgingly praising nancy pelosi as well, which is quite unusual. but i have to say the voices are makes on both sides of the ais

d. c. a celebration at the white house on tuesday. as u. s. president joe biden signed into law, the inflation were.

d. c. a celebration at the white house on tuesday. as u. s. president joe biden signed into law. the inflation reduction act is not just about today. it's about to mar, it's about delivering progress and prosperity to american families. the law cut medicine costs were seniors and extends health care subsidies. there's also a new 15 percent corporate income tax, the biggest expense fighting climate change. $385000000000.00 and new funding and tax credits to cut carbon emissions and develop clean energy industries. to expand the use of solar panels and heat pumps. and to make electric vehicles, a common sight, electric vehicle positions in the new bell, r. r phase and based on income. and so they, i really designed to make electric vehicles more affordable for people who might not otherwise be able to buy them west virginia, senator joe mansion had held up passage of the law until it included funding for the oil and gas industry. he said he would do it again, and i think this is a great american bill now some benefits from him. that's why i can't figure out why my republican friend

d. c, where a man has fired several shots just outside the u. s. capital building before lately . turning the gun on himself. it happened early on sunday morning, telling me more earlier. our t kill of moping follows around for am local time, an individual whose name has not yet been released drove his car into the barricade surrounding the us capital building, crashed his car into this barricade. this car became engulfed in blank now, according to the police report, he then got out of his car and began erotically firing shots into the air as police moved in. he then shot himself. so it is quite an incident. we know about these barricade, but i've been erected around the us capital. the high security has been there ever since the january 6. the incident that, you know, followed the, the incident with donald trump leaving office. there's a lot of high security concerns. and while there has been somewhat of a lessening of the security, it's not the, the huge barricade that we saw in the aftermath of january 6. there is a high amount of security. s

d. c. were a man has fired several sharps just outside the u. s. capital building. before the fully turning the gun on himself. let's bring in our corresponding kill, have not been in new york for more all this. hi there, caleb. we do know it occurred in the early hours of some day, but what more is emerging about this incident? well was around for am local time, an individual whose name has not yet been released, drove his car into the barricade surrounding the u. s. capital building. he crashed his car into this barricade. his car became engulfed in flames. now, according to the police report, he then got out of his car and began erotically firing shots into the air as police moved in. he then shot himself. so it is quite as incident. we know about these barricades, but i've been erected around the us capital. the high security has been there ever since the january 6, the incident that followed the, the incident with donald trump leaving office. there's a lot of high security concerns and while there has been somewhat of a lessening of the security, it's not the t

u. s. senate killed alcholay, the leader. i'm on alex, i'm a hearing. we have a reaction from washington, d. c. the 1st shipment of grain from the ukraine since the war with russia broke out finally arrived. is tam bull ah ah, the speaker of the u. s. a. house of representatives. nancy pelosi has arrived in taiwan despite warnings of severe consequences from beijing plays. he is the most senior us official to visit the self governing island in 25 years. she is expected to visit parliament, turned to meet the president on wednesday. china, which considers taiwan part of its territory, says it will launch what he calls, targeted military actions around the island. shortly after landing, lucy gave a brief statement. she said, our congressional delegations visit to timeline honors america's unwavering commitment to supporting ty, one's vibrant democracy. america's solidarity with the 23000000 people of taiwan is more important to day than ever as a world faces a choice between autocracy and democracy. i speak to she had returned to you joins us live from washington, d. c. so she has, what do you mak

d r c. that's not one of their mission that can and if the u. n can be very strict . and then or so this simply it's troops because you know, without discipline disc, i'm not end good to have you with us for this program on our t. so weston sanctions against russia, having unintended consequences. the european economy faces a bleak future on the wake of sanctioning russian energy. and now been slovakia. a big alu minion factory is shutting down due to surging electricity prices are to contribute to rachel marston now has more on the impact of boomerang sanctions. that of slamming the you pulling right recall a few weeks ago that it was german industry representatives who were bracing for the impact of the european union's own anti russian sanctions. but now other countries within the block are facing similar threats to their industrial production. as a result of brussels, self imposed sanctions. now you nations are all in the same boat and that boat is pretty much a dinky that's taking on more water by the day while they're focused on shaking their fists a russian pre

d. c. a celebration at the white house on tuesday. as u. s. president joe biden signed into law. the inflation reduction act is not just about today. it's about to mar, it's about delivering progress and prosperity to american families. the law cuts medicine costs were seniors and extends health care subsidies. there's also a new 15 percent corporate income tax, the biggest expense fighting climate change. $385000000000.00 and new funding and tax credits to cut carbon emissions and develop clean energy industries to expand the use of solar panels and heat pumps. and to make electric vehicles, a common site, electric vehicle permissions in many of them are, are phase and based on income. and so they are really designed to make electric vehicles more affordable for people who might not otherwise be able to buy them west virginia, senator joe mansion had held up passage of the law until it included funding for the oil and gas industry. he said he would do it again, and i think this is a great american bill now some benefits from him. that's why i can't figure out why my republican f

d. c. how has the war in ukraine changed the calculation around warfare and around u. k weapons and around nuclear deterrence? well, i think that's the impact is, is still to be determined. but the immediate situation is, i think it's hard in some positions in terms of those who are supporting the ban treaty, for example. but at the same time, it is moved some other states that has not been in prior in prior years, support of let's say, an extended nuclear umbrella. nate, mainly sweden and gentlemen, towards nato, which i think russia did not really anticipate or, or hope what happened as a result of the 2nd invasion of ukraine. so i certainly think it does have some additional impacts. we personally, having worked at the united nations as well as state department, i would have it. i think it's going to be very difficult for us diplomats to trust their counterparts on the other side given what's instead. and in addition, i think, i think another thing that's another development is though, there may be some more serious discussion of, of the safety insecurity of nuclear

d. c is a hydro plank for a u. s. deputy assistant secretary of defense for east asia could tell he was a hydro. what's going on behind the scenes here, at least diplomatically, you've got china threatening serious consequences and yet president biden, and she have spoken and it still looks as though nancy pelosi is on her way to taiwan. now how will china actually react if she touches down that well, thank you very much for having me. i anticipate as we all do that speaker pelosi. ready be arriving in taiwan shortly. ah, the chinese and certainly o conveyed and telegraph of their anger at the visit of the speaker. and have already ratchet up the tension even further in the taiwan strait. by appearing to have sand warships and war plans towards the median line, as well as conducting some live bar exercise. i anticipate that taiwan will bear the brunt of beijing's anger. and i also anticipate that in the days and weeks to come, we will see chai, wall of china continue to pressure taiwan in both military ways as well

more schrall in northern them did they used to have before was they were course she and the p u for the f r c d. and saw, but it's a concept of rubber malicious backbone, but to so if one was interested we call go to getting these reports every now and then where you showed that one is supporting the web, bruce or no actual sticker. so right now we are talking about gram can the 3 levels to morrow may be talking about another acronym, but surely the ss of london, but really shows well operating in the congo meeting in our resources, this person population a cause and killings. what claiming that they have, are there some glimpse in chicago in terms of the political space and saw so despite there were wanting government claims that it does not support the m 23 group. this report by independent experts is said no, that is the case. so why is that so significant? but in 2012 we had the same situation. the m 23 when they had to cover the cd of go mad. there were many recalls that came up identifying that one days behind the am 20 to rebels run the order says, i mean the evidence of the june report

u. s. special representative to ukraine. he is currently a distinguished fowler at the center for european policy analysis and he joins us now from washington. d. c. mr. fokker, welcome to the day. it's good to see you. the grain deal was the 1st and so far only made her diplomatic success in the war, but turkey in the u. n. c. it as a 1st step towards a negotiated solution to the entire conflict. ukraine says, well, only talk of russia withdraws. how do you see it? well, i think that's exactly right. buddha has given no indication that he intends to withdraw from ukrainian territory. it is true that his forces have had a hard time advancing lately and even taken some hits against ammunition depots and things. so there may be some desire for boot and to negotiate and, you know, get agreement to keep what he's taken. but i, i really don't believe ukraine will do that. i also think that the great deal is very important as your report indicates, but it was also only possible after ukraine redox make island and created a safe corridor where they could pastor ships to the west of the island out to the mouth of the black sea so there is a military comp

u. s. special representative to ukraine. he is currently a distinguished follow at the center for european policy analysis and he joins us now from washington. d. c. mr. fokker, welcome to the day. it's good to see you. the grain deal was the 1st and so far only made her diplomatic success in the war, but turkey in the u. n. c. it as a 1st step towards a negotiated solution to the entire conflict. and ukraine says, well, only talk of russia withdraws. how do you see it? well, i think that's exactly right. buddha has given no indication that he intends to withdraw from ukrainian territory. it is true that his forces have had a hard time advancing lately and even taken some hits against ammunition depots and things. so there may be some desire for booting to negotiate and, you know, get agreement to keep what he's taken. but i really don't believe that ukraine will do that. i also think that the great deal is very important as your report indicates, but it was also only possible after ukraine redox make island and created a safe corridor where they could pass ships to the west of the island out to the mouth of the black sea. so there is a military

d r c. that's not one of their mission that can and if the u. n can be very strict and then also does to clean its tubes because, you know, without discipline, this cannot end pakistan's, former prime minister iran con, that's called for his supporters to take to the streets in protest against the alleged torture of a senior member of his political party, that of shop, as bill. he said the abuse was used to instill, fare and any one backing his party that of the p t. i find those who are allowed to live would tell tales of gang is con brutality. this resulted in many cities surrendering to model hordes without a fight. this is what the government is doing by torturing shavani gill. they want to tell us that if they can break him physically and mentally, then they can do it to anyone in pakistan. i am inviting everyone to join us and raised their voice in protest. chavez gail was detained last week for allegedly making controversial remarks about the countries army gill has been charged with submission in the x prime minister claims. he was also

d. c. i asked him about the reaction from the international community. well, the u. s. ambassador to libya has issued a statement asking the parties to end their conflict, calling immediately for humanitarian corridors to be established and saying as well that the country has to get back to the political process that had been in place until it fell apart in december. at the ambassador insisting that the only route to avoid this conflict is the un sponsored political process designed to lead to elections. now the un secretary general has also added his voice to those expressing concern. he's issued a statement calling on the parties to begin negotiating in their conflict. get back to piece talks. we've also heard from neighboring countries to libya, such as egypt. as soon as here have all issued calls for com asked for the opponents to move back from each other. also a message of concern from turkey, which has a military presence in tripoli itself, although it is not yet involved in the fighting. but we've also heard from the governments of the u. k. of the netherland

u. s. attorney's office in d. c., and moved to withdraw the government's case against flynn. flynn by then had already pled guilty twice. he resigned from the flynn investigation but the state of the justice department. it continued to leave the justice department fairer unit, the office that prosecute on which is third foreign agents. and that role, he became the first official to oversee all foreign influence operations across the u.s. justice department. brandon van grack has since left the justice department, but boy, there is nobody who i would rather talk to tonight about what's going on in our country with these remarkable and unprecedented charges and investigations involving the former president. brandon van grack joins us here live in studio, next. new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps

u. d. w is africa every friday on d w. ah ah, ah ah, oh, there's a c w. news lying from berlin, ukraine's volota mirrors. the lensky holds talks with the leaders of turkey and the united nations. turkey's rigid type are due on warns against another chernobyl with the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant at stake. also on the program.

d, or in reverse, and then let's go. the volvo, c 40 recharge aims at the fully electric s u v q pay market. where there are already quite a few competitors. can it match up? the see 40 read shot, it's based on the axis 40 recharge and it also has the same drive train to electric engines, one at the front, one at the rear, each 1150 kilowatt. so $300.00 kilowatts in total. and with that, it will make the dash from 0 to 100 kilometers an hour in 4.6 seconds. and that fee, it's pretty good for a car that weighs in it over $2.00 times. it can only go up to 180 kilometers an hour, but that is not because it's an electric car. that is a general decision of volvo. so even for the combustion engines, volvo stops their cars at 180 kilometers an hour, for safety reasons. that top speed is at least 20 kilometers an hour, less than most of the competition. the energy for the 2 e engines is provided by a 78 kilowatt hour battery. that way you will have arranged of 440 kilometers according to w l t p. if you drive around purely in the city, just like us right now, then you will even get to range of more