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 began to frown. it looked to me and to others, as though he wanted to respond. but he didn't. his spok

that 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

was recently linked to the prize parade of the algebra t u community in belin, a russian born form, a member of the boon to start from the 8th d party was broadcast live, who was upset that the gym and politicians would rather have a rainbow flag on the boom to stack and to let gays and lesbians to rome of this city instead of giving serious thought to the cold winter. the goal here is clear to turn conservative, homophobic russians against europe against germany. he again, the so called intact christian family in russia is contrasted with the supposedly and moral sinners in europe. the goal here, paula rice divide. steve r patriot. on the gas issue more broadly, yuri, looking at this from the other angle, we know how dependent europe is on russian gas, but how dependent is the kremlin itself on the, the billions in revenue that flow the other way. swash of course, depending on exporting gas to europe, a gas is a source of income for the russian state, but it's not just gas to a greater extent. oil revenues are much more important for the kremlin and yeah, the price of oil has been skyrocketing since the start off with the boy and u

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 netherlands. so there's mounting concern internationally as the events sent

d p. this coal being unloaded in the german town of line bah, is from russia party to one of the last consignments to germany before the e. u. embargo took hold until recently, much of the energy used in germany came from russian fossil fuels. but now it's coal is banned, its oil is soon to follow. and far less of its gas is being piped here than was planned. meaning across the country, much of industry is having to contemplate buying fossil fuels from elsewhere. i think there will be only a temporal return of the coal fired power plants to the market. so this is a long, not the long term solution is a certain solution for the next 3, maybe 4 years, which is a significant contribution to solving the gas problem. or the security of supply problem, but it has not done sustainable long term perspective. the difficulty for the german government is that many of its leaders has spent much of their political lives looking to phase out fossil fuels. and yet they now find themselves having to buy them in on a short term basis, v. as in v opinions, we see how dependent we are on energy imports from all over the world. and in this cas

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party, the f t p. he's a member of the defense committee in the german parliament and head of the german taiwanese association. welcome to d. w. now was u. s. high speaker, nancy pelosi wise to visit i 100. he was indeed, i think it was more than time for a time on time on need support for more and more disease, all those world. now mike was begging, has warned, of very serious consequences that policies visit with trigger we, we've already seen some military exercises announced what consequences do you expect? i think we're still doing the last year actually this china also react to strengths and we have seen what happens in market seasons, word or not. then together, i think nobody needs a 2nd february, the 24th. so the reaction of the world we society, each other and this defense reactions also need to visit hello see to, to very strong, to move that boss. need it right now. would you say that western attitudes on china are changing unique they are changing and it's more than times of the change. i think china approval over the last year that is not willing to develop into a democracy that is not willing to defend liberal values. tha

d, p dominant came, explains this coal being unloaded in the german town of line bah, is from russia party to one of the last consignments to germany before the e. u. embargo took hold. until recently, much of the energy used in germany came from russian fossil fuels. but now it's coal is banned, its oil is soon to follow. and far less of its gas is being piped here than was planned. meaning across the country, much of industry is having to contemplate buying fossil fuels from elsewhere. i think there will be only a temporal return of the call from portland at to the market. so this is a not, not the long term solution is a certain solution for the next 3, maybe 4 years, which is a significant contribution to solving the gas problem or the security of supply problem. but it has not done sustainable long term perspective. the difficulties with the german government is that many of its leaders has spent much of their political lives looking to phase out fossil fuels. and yet they now find themselves having to buy them in on a short term basis. v as in v opinions, we see how dependent we are on energy imports from all over the world. and in this case