the all indian mission, the congress was this, did it was a stage. there was a party, but the giant entry and fear was a new spirit. this is number one. so far as well. how about that is, you know, which is known as the guy there, as of the great leader. in fact, his son will celebrate was there because most of the most from the 19 or 6. so in his case, the stage was that the party was there. but you infused. i need to get a legal that are, you can say give them at thirds and they submit 3rd of that method. but in the case of watch, i found he made the stage read his compatriots to bid defy. he followed the group party. and another thing which is, which is in my opinion as a different, mostly political movements, whether the following may do with the political uh, either girl slap parties, etc, that the outcome is formed in the, of an 80 s. but in the case of what they see them up, got a movement. this started from a smaller village. the 2nd world war was a key period for the future of this a continent. british india supplied 2 and a half 1000000 soldiers who fought u

conferences and campaign meetings, they were talking about the opposition party, particularly the congress partyw the adani group was given preference and were benefiting from the proximity with mr modi. so it is going to be a big political issue and in the next extension of parliament itself, they going to raise this because the hindenburg report that came out last year, there was a huge political debate and went up to a supreme court level so the opposition will seize this opportunity to show that mr adani himself has benefited and now this has brought these serious charges from the us. however, the governing bjp in india and mradani however, the governing bjp in india and mr adani deny all these charges.— these charges. speaking of those denials, _ these charges. speaking of those denials, the - these charges. speaking of those denials, the adani i these charges. speaking of- those denials, the adani group called them baseless, where does it go from here, what does it do next? mr does it go from here, what does it do next?— it do next? mr adani's group have issued _ it do next? mr adani's gro

it resounded quite a lot with people here in the hall at the green party congress to the south delhi in these buttons and bridges in cute, thanks to boston. several people were injured when protest the stones, the parliament in a break away region of georgia of kazi lives in the northwestern corner of georgia and is backed by russia and rest broke out over a proposal to allow russians to buy property major has now been strapped under pressure from the ice demonstrates what the deputies, maria, cut them out, so it has more on that proposed make sure that spock the practice to now the investor agreement that was broken by the crime land would allow russian companies to have an a 2 year tax break a corporate tax break and it would allow russian companies to have exemption from custom duties and enjoy some privileges that for instance, local businesses. i'm not enjoying on that. that's what made the position and many businessman and this civil society groups and people angry. they say that the small businesses and mediums scale businesses would suffer as a result of that agreement. and a

it resounded quite a lot with people here in the hall at the green party congress. to this out, daddy in these buttons, and bridges in cute, thanks to boston. well, several people were injured when protest the stones, the parliament in a breakaway region of georgia. i've cause you lies in the northwestern corner of georgia and is backed by russia. unrest broke out of a proposal to allow russians to buy property, to the mission has been scrapped under the pressure from these demonstrations of the deputies. marietta caught them that's it told us more about the proposed measure that sparked the protests. and now the investor uh agreement that was broke at uh by the kremlin, would allow russian companies to have an a t, a tax break, a corporate tax break. and it would allow russian companies to have exemption from custom duties and enjoy some privileges that for instance, local businesses. i'm not enjoying on that. that's what made the position and many business mine and this civil society groups and people angry. they say that the small businesses and mediums scale bus

we're hearing definitely here at the green party congress that was dw correspondent, jolissa valley. julia. thank you so much for your reporting. i miss the latest on the w use this hour. i'm married a isn't staying. i'll have some more headlines for you at the top of the hour. thanks for watching the shannon ball thinking the sizing. the award winning offer is available world wide. for every language that gentleman has never been sent to to go get your innovation green. the green revolution.

we're hearing definitely here at the green party congress that was dw correspondent, jolissa valley. julia, thank you so much for your reporting and that's the latest on data. will you use this? our up next, our reporter we look at why so many women voted for donald trump in the us presidential election, a marion evans dean. thanks for watching the when i was 8 years old, i was already dreaming of the future as a singer and i wanted to become a hero of my family. his dream was within reach. she'd become a star in turkey overnight. then a man took everything from her with the help of his family and music. she rebuilt her life. and then her sister also became a family scholar by hatred and to murder and the daughters. i am willing to work for change tests and also so i will sing my song.

it resounded quite a lot with people here in the hall at the green party congress to the south delhi in these boston. rebecca bridges, in cute, thanks to boston. okay, training and living near the front lines have been facing were linked list russian attacks teen villages in the eastern hockey region on the evacuation orders some 6500 people of list a himes already in the last 2 months in the village. you escape? i did ski, people hoping to avoid being occupied by russian troops for a 2nd time during this 4 year old. how do you have chuck is packing how most differentiated possessions to be able to brought to school? these are the photos i will definitely take memories of happier times to bring with her when she leaves her home. she will have to leave most of her belongings behind such a download certainly so. so from the allies we've been striving to have something. today we sold a couch, we have no pension, no salary. she was a bread winner. full of the roughly 2 and a half 1000 residents of the village of pissed skewed i'd give ski have been told to evacuate. the front line is cur

disappointment with the f b p. behind the scenes, we're hearing definitely here at the green party congress that was the w correspondent, jolissa valley julia. thank you so much for your reporting. you're watching the w news before we go. a quick reminder of our top story. german chancellor all of scholes has told russian president vladimir putin to end of the war and ukraine. the 2 leaders, foot by phone for the 1st time in nearly 2 years in creating and president water as a westgate criticize the calls saying it's benefited, pretend you're up to date on the w news, a mary anna evans team from me and the entire news team thanks for watching. the dw travels low there, besides the history food. wow, fucking, let's go through. so when it comes to sustain dependency information and trends, executive on d. w. travel, you can have it. what about you? in your opinion, feel free to write your thoughts and the comments you might see me. how much can we do simultaneously? multitasking diesel, modern methods. because if we do too much at once, we get it all wrong.

lindsey with zillow is a member of the national executive committee for the african national congress party. she says, any correct down on in legal mining must also tackle the criminal networks above the surface. it's the ones who are on the south base, why the ripping does awards, because the government itself is losing a lot from the point of view, open charging deputies policies that are meant for the people. those are roughly cost and in the custody of the government is the custodian, by the way, often charging dec any of my, me in different my big sectors. there's benefits for the people. so that's the kind of gender that. so those who are sending people down in such danger that space, it is what the government must focus on. when the people come out with whatever they might need be gold. who are they sending to? and those people in the west settings, where are they taking good, go to. well, as you may see the benefits, but we know the answer. we know that it's people who are on the suffrage. well, wait for the people to go down and even pay funny. this on the numbers that come, since

is the name for the chancellor candidates and that they're going to confirm disposition in a party congress in january. there are rumors coming out of the party that some people in the party are considering actually switching to bonus disorders as a cabinet. it's also given how popular he is in the country and how much of that might benefit the social democrats and the polls. but you are likely to see a change like that if it does occur later this year, or possibly more likely at the beginning of next year. this is kind of, as julia says, i like a quick look at some other worldliness authorities in brazil say a man who failed in an attempt to break into the supreme court, killed himself in explosions outside the building. 2 strong glass seconds apart were heard in the evening after sessions at the end of the building was sent evacuated. this comes days before brazil assessed to host 323 long as their voting in snap parliamentary elections. only 7 weeks after choosing a new president left us presidents coalition is expected to secure amanda is to drive through economic reforms. the country i

party. i've never seen so much hatred in congress with the democratic party in all my life. host: that's pamela. this is rebecca, tailorsville, north carolina, democrat. good morning. caller: how are you? host: doing well. caller: i am calling, i'm a democrat in north carolina and i voted for josh stein for governor, our democratic governor. and i could not vote for came malla harris. i voted for donald trump. i had to vote my conscience and had to vote on someone i thought was best for my family, my business, for the economic situation with the country. i did not vote for him because i think he's a good person. i didn't vote for him on his personality. i voted for him because the people who are surrounding him we are the best there is in the country. we've had an issue with leadership not being the best in our country. and i feel like he's finally putting people in position that will allow us to have good leadership, a skill set that belongs in those positions. instead of just having -- host: who are some of those people? caller: r.f.k. jr. and will take on food supply issu

is the name for the chancellor candidates and that they're going to confirm disposition in a party congress in january. there are rumors coming out of the party that some people in the party are considering actually switching to board as the story was as a cabinet. it's also given how popular he is in the country and how much of that might benefit the social democrats and the polls. but you are likely to see a change like that if it does occur later this year, or possibly more likely at the beginning of next year. this is kind of, this government fell apart largely because of disagreements over how to boost to germany struggling economy. now, can the country really afford to wait for the next administration to find a fix or what we've been hearing from business leaders? some of them say that the election should happen as soon as possible in order to have a new government that can actually beside things we've heard from others in the business world that they would actually liked the parties in the parliament to sit down and come up with a well thought out, reasonable plan for the future of,

are they still committed to back in new chris from all the things that we've heard here at the party congress? yes, they are. we've heard that coming from the new co leaders that are being elected right now, but also coming from the green party members who are in government for a minister on an in a bad book and vice chancellor a whole bunch of comics we've heard on the babble say she wants to continue and even increase support for you frame. and she said that a last thing and just piece there is more important than the absence of war. and on the other hand to about topics thing that yes, the greens are a party of peace, but they're also a party of freedom. and that, that germany and the green party as a responsible party in the past for years and governments and hopefully for them also in the future. oh, is it to you praying to continue to support it and defend the sovereignty? and we'll leave the last word at that to julia sel. dillion. these bonding and rebecca renters in key manufacturing above to the leader of georgia is break away region of up cause he says he would resign. if protestor

from all the things that we've heard here at the party congress? yes, they are. we've heard that coming from the new up co leaders that are being elected right now, but also coming from the green party members who are in government for a minister. i don't. and a bad book and vice chancellor a little, but comics we've heard on the babel say she wants to continue and even increase support for you frame. and she said that a last thing and just piece there is more important than the absence of war. and on the other hand to about how big saying that, yes, the greens are a party of peace, but they are also a party of freedom. and that, that germany and the green party as a responsible party in the past 3 years in government. and hopefully for them also in the future. oh is it to you frame to continue to support it and defend the sovereignty? and we'll leave the last word at that to julia cell deleon. these bonded and rebecca readers in keys many 60 bucks. let's take a brief look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. more than half a 1000000 people in

and according to what we hear here, the party congress and these buttons with the greens really want is to stay in government. and that's the latest on the w news. this our up next. how are it's became a money spinner in the netherlands some 400 years ago. stay tuned for our a documentary chasing rembrandt. i'm married to evans dean. i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour from me and the entire news team in berlin . thanks for watching the . i want to tell you something. it's a very nice my on raising awareness of h o d and on and we're still in test shane assignments. we need to break out of and i want to tell you something how to tennessee chris starts november 29th on d, w the the, the 70 century. and holland was a period.

basically agencies is really government, which are constantly twisting the arms of people in congress. every party by me has an a pack person like that mean and they pack person. it's like your babysitter, you're a pack babysitter who is always talking to you for a pack. they're probably a constituent in your district, but they are, you know, firmly embedded in a pack and every member has someone with us everywhere. i don't know how it works on the democrat side, but that's how it works on the republican side. and this influence has never come cheap with a controversial worrying guys. um, the price tag has only grown secure and suppose for what some call a genocide. a war requires substantial funds and they want to create a situation where everybody lives in fear of being when i called carbonized. jeremy corbin was the labor leader in britain and he was critical of israel. and what the lobby in britain did was they waged a highly successful campaign to portray him as one of the worlds great and by semites. american policy makers live in fear that the lobby will target them and ruin their political

well then, do a zulu, is a member of the national executive committee for the african national congress party and she says that any correct down on illegal mining must also tackle the criminal networks above the surface. it's the ones who are on the south base. why didn't everything does awards? because the government itself is losing a lot from the point of view, open charging deputies policies that are meant for the people. those are roughly cost. and in the custody of the government is the custodian by the way of ensuring that any of my me in different by the exec, cuz there's been a street for the people. so that's the kind jenna that so those who are sending people down in such danger space, it is what the government must focus on. when the people come out with whatever they might need be gold. who are they sending to? and those people in the west city, where are they taking good, go to. well, as you may see benefits, but we know the answer. we know that it's people who are on the soft face. well, wait for the people to go down and even pay funny. this on the numbers that come, since it'

in d ways doing is a member of the national executive committee for the african national congress party and a form administer of social development. she joins me from dr. inspect if i will welcome to i'm just here. so at the moment is here at the minus, as i mentioned that all the height races, they didn't have the right kind of medical supplies. so maybe starving, bringing in toxic dust. we're not entirely sure if we're talking about hundreds or potentially thousands of people stuck on the ground. the government's initially said it will not rescue illegal. mine is was not a helpful position to take. do you think has critical time been lost? yes, i think could you kind of time has been lost by different same time do it has to be that appreciation of the child is into that phase by government when there's too much, it'd be good activities that happened in the old mind spaces, but also it is the child, is that government just to face and find a long term solution to in the, on my, the in. so that's because this has been going on for a very long time, but i think we must make it's a statem

to make, as his attorney general someone who allegedly was around while a sitting member of congress parties in which they were potential illegal drugs, and maybe other illegal activity around him, whether he participated or not, is another issue that needs to be resolved. >> but even if you're there and you're a sitting congressman, i wouldn't want someone with that lack of maturity and responsibility on my team, whether i was governor or mayor, which i was mayor for 14 years here in charlotte, i do think some of the shots taken, uh toward tulsi tulsi during the past 20 minutes by a the congresswoman, i think are are cheap shots i've met her. i disagree with her on her ukraine stance, but i do trust her just because i disagree with her. i still trust her. she served in the military. she's mature she's responsible, and i think some of these comments directed toward her are almost comments of malice and and just because we disagree with someone governor, i'm sure you've seen, i'm sure you've seen they're not qualified. >> well i'm sure you've seen i mean, the former un ambassador, nikki haley

and according to what we hear here, the party congress and these buttons with the greens really want is to stay in government. more news at the top of the are the my name is the calls back. said wow, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold a bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. that's what it being nosy bay, like good. everyone to king. you're healthy award winning called called the called back. why do humming? does not get drunk. why do gravitational waves squeeze all bodies? how much do we need per day? pond, print to help. find the offices, get smaller on dw science out, take 10 of the for some big came as a shock. this is a victory for the american people that will allow us to make america great. again, think about the world and what they think about us. and it's really hard for others, it was a huge relief and i'm very happy we got back on track, feminist or reading for basel after donald trump landslide victory. this is just the beginning of the resistance of the incoming president. how do american women see the future or of this divided

congress. it wasn't that long ago in the democratic caucus, including the leadership of the party, when a feedback said jump would say how high it was printed reflects if i came to be bothered by that. and a lot of members with bothered a lot more members were bothered by that done cast votes that indicated that using significant resources, a pack and gauges with members of congress, democrats, republicans, and independence. a like shaping policies that off favorable to israel. the room will be open loving groups like a book which basically agencies, there's really government which are constantly twisting the arms of people in congress. every party by me has an a pack person like that mean and they pack person. it's like your babysitter, you're a pack babysitter who is always talking to you for a pack. they're probably a constituent in your district, but they are, you know, firmly embedded in a pack and every member has some office everywhere. i don't know how it works on the democrat side, but that's how it works on the republican side. and this influence has never come cheap with a controversial

position and according to what we hear here, the party congress and responding with the greens really want is to stay in government up next business beyond looked at how china is massive traits or plus is impacting, developing economies. that's next. the so either thing do the same way you expect and more different things from life than your parents. i just want to pursue what that's my thoughts or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable port. is this not? i want my son to read, i'm a doctor to in the cloud. it's time to to get your generation with a sleep asked. and then when generation smash watch now on youtube dw documentary says kind of when it feels like therapy the to better understand major economies in the global south face, the challenge of china surging exports. let's look at 2 of the biggest examples. india and brazil, starting with india. few countries exemplify the complex balancing act of competing and collaborating with china. better than the world's most populous nation. under no rend, promoting. india has sought to expand its own relativel

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and according to what we hear here, the party congress and these buttons with the greens really want is to stay in government the next to synagogue, where the car b analite, contemporary art exhibition is currently underway, health every other year and know and locally as the cart the festival has become one of the most important among african art is to showcase their work. one of the artists on display in the car is omar ball, the only painter and sculpture from all retain. yeah, of international renown. double use on the floor or less peel met ball at his studio and the more attaining and capital and new york shop to find out more about his work and inspiration. it's taking artist through my ball months to build. and now this intriguing metal structures on show at the dock carbonella in synagogue last. so basically it just gets of by installation allows you to think it's a 5 square meter into the right. right. so uh, the reflection of the world we live in today. one of the world is chaos. as an artist, i'm just during testimony jennifer good. tim one is a metaphor. he often illustr

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congress. both parties. brought up from $1.5 billion agency.e need for eight litany of reasons one is election security. just a personal beef, stay away from disinformation talk in public. it makes you catch heat rounds from conservatives and is not necessary. oxo pushed back a little bit from have a longer debate on another day about the board.rmation governance i think that has been mischaracterized. will have a longer debate on that. i do think it is critically important, as i said, because cisa the state and local election officials have said we are ill-equipped to deal the information warfare from our adversaries and others. and if cisa is not helping to train state and local election officials for how to deal with this threat, whoea is? i get they should not be up there trying to talk about every lie that any politician tells. then they would do nothing else from dawn to dusk. i do not see them doing that. that is not theirs and no one could suggest that. but to completely disarm in this realm is a big mistake. >> i cannot add any specifi

going to have way more elbow room to work is agenda, with the republican party on track to have control of both chambers of congress. the democratic party paints president elect donald trump as a fear longer and is a fascist. but it is victory sweetie, with striking a more unifying tone and promised to put the divisions in the rear view mirror. now the democrats are going to have to do some soul searching about what went so wrong for them. was it the economy? was it immigration? was it presidential biden's, attempt to clean the power when he should have stepped aside earlier? wasn't gaza, or was it all of the above? so now we're trump, back in the white house. what can america expect and what can the world expect? today we're talking with the economist jeffrey sachs, professor at columbia university, former advisor for the united nations and author of several books, including a new foreign policy beyond american exceptionalism. a jeff, thank you so much for joining us. look, you've been out there famously saying that neither of the 2 candidates who just ran for president united states met your minimum threshold. bu

party did. you don't just sit in congress or take over the position and don't do anything.ow we have an opportunity, from january, we have to start keeping a log, what did he do within the first 100 days? what did he do after that? we have to keep a clear, clean log, and with that, we can get nasty when it comes to the next four years, 2026 and 2028. host: this in today's usa today newspaper on the opinion page from nicole russell, an opinion columnist. the headline, will left learn message of trump's victory? says trumps lopsided victory, along with twins by other republicans across the country should send a truly -- chilling message to the democratic party. , craddock party propped up candidates with extreme progressive ideas while expression contempt for the electorate, trying to win over. you do not win by dismissing voter concerns about the high cost of necessities, out-of-control illegal immigration, or the physical decline of the current president to has been replaced as party nominee because he was not up to the job. over the past few months, i have tried to convey

congress. and it's not likely that either party is going to have a sufficient margin in congress to be able to pass a new law. but as president, you can do a lot of things through executive action. so i can imagine that she would try to make it easier to access, for example, the a portion kill which if president trump becomes president again, i imagine that he would try to restrict access to it. so when i talk about a national van or restoring roe vs wade, those things are hard to do through law, but there's a lot that they can do for executive action. well, i do want to ask you about the, the overturning of the landmark roe vs wade. decision that was just 2 years ago, and we know, of course, that that ruling have protected the rights to an abortion for nearly 50 years. is there any path to restoring the protections of roe vs wade? and so the parents would have to be through the legislature right now, since everything is, is returned to the states. the other path is to have states that have valid initiatives and not all states allow that. but have those states pass protections and you have see

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congress. and it's not likely that either party is going to have a sufficient margin in congress to be able to pass a new law. but as president, you can do a lot of things through executive action. so i can imagine that she would try to make it easier to access, for example, the a portion till which if president trump becomes president again, i imagine that he would try to restrict access to it. so when i talk about a national van or restoring role versus wade, those things are hard to do through law. but there's a lot that they can do through executive action. and before we go, mexico has been celebrating one of his most colorful holidays known as the day of the dead. the tradition dates back to centuries, dates back centuries to be ancient aspects. over the years, this evolved into a huge cultural event for the loss of ghoulish costumes and decorations. mexico city has set up giant skeletons in the central square ahead of today's spectacular day of the death parade. across mexico, altars with offerings to deceased relatives are set up in the family homes to honor the dead. and to celebrate l

in congress, the republican party is edging towards securing the house of representatives.y hold the senate. mr trump will visit the white house on wednesday for a meeting with president biden, to discuss the transition of power. he is working on appointing his administration for his second term. he's announced that neither his former secretary of state, mike pompeo, nor the former un ambassador, nikki haley, will be part of the new government. ms haley described mr trump as "unhinged" when she ran against him in the republican primaries, although she eventually endorsed him. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes sent this report. within hours of the polls closing, donald trump knew he had won. but the project of in arizona, a state he had lost four years ago, completes the election count and give them a clean sweep of the swing states. a final tally of 312 votes in the us electoral college, compared with 226 foot vice president kamala harris. a thumping victory. the president—elect is spending the weekend here, at his home in florida, where he is working on who to ap

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kimberly, now that the republican party controls both houses of congress, is this a guarantee that trump can get his way with all his legislative initiatives of the sort of uh, he's got a lot of unchecked power right now, because what checks the executive branch or the white house is of the legislature or the us congress, and right now the republican party, donald trump's party controls both chambers, the house of representative and the senate. having said that, all of these appointments must be approved by the us senate by 50 votes. having said that, donald trump's already requested me put this on acts that he would like to be able to make recess appointments. in other words, being able to make these appointments, push them through with the set. it's not in session. in other words, without approval, the big question is, will republican stand up to him and allow that to go ahead? okay, thank you. kimberly, thanks for that reporting from the white house. one of spain's largest newspapers, love and guardia, has announced that it will stop publishing on the social media platform x. the barc

in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protecting our values. new democrat majority is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> just a big boost for green transportation on the water, san francisco's getting a $55 million federal grant to help expand its network of high speed zero emission ferries. that money would fund a new ferry terminal in mission bay and the construction of a new 400-passenger zero emission missile. it will support a workforce development program to create access to jobs in the maritime industry. >> it's not just about purchasing a new zero emissions fleet to reach our climate action goals. it's about creating opportunities for folks who never would be able to get into the maritime world. >> well, the world's first pollution free hydrogen ferry launched in san francisco this summer. the city has a goal to convert two-thirds of its ferry fleet to zero emissions by the year 2035. >>> here's something to think about. once kids get over their candy comas, there's a huge amount of plastic waste from the w