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d. w. ukraine's forces say that they are reclaiming territory in the north east of the country. the same can not be said in the south where russia's siege of the port city of mario pole is nearly total and complete. after 5 weeks of more, president zalinski says that he's willing to discuss a key demand of the kremlin making ukraine a neutral country. but only after all, russian forces have left the country. and so far, vladimir putin seemed intent on staying put. i break off in berlin. this is the day . ah, that gonna give me the security guarantees and neutrality and nuclear free state? we're ready to go for it to a list. the jimmy did that. his other demilitarization and the not to vacation of ukraine are essential components of the agreements that we are trying to achieve. the viewers was going to russia has violated all the rules of a joint piece order. it's broken the rules. yep. when you my, and a standard, it's impossible to make russia gave up the territory completely. that would lead to well, for 3, i understand completely like global curriculum so that ukraine ceases

d. w. ukraine's forces say that they are reclaiming territory in the northeast of the country. the same cannot be said in the south, where russia's siege of the port city of mario pole is nearly total and complete. after 5 weeks of war, president zalinski says that he's willing to discuss a key demand of the kremlin making ukraine a neutral country. but only after all, russian forces have left the country. and so far vladimir putin seemed intent on staying put. i'm brink off in berlin. this is the day.

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d. w. report have roman gun sharon co from d w. 's, russia, ukraine, and eastern europe department or him. and it's very difficult not to be terribly moved by images that we've just seen in that report. it's clear that persons war is devastating. ukraine has this war though. now, will said, become a disaster for russia? well, yes, of course, but in a different way. so russian cities are not bombed. russian children are dying, donald hiding in shelters. millions of russians are not clean the country. some are, but it's a minority. what on the other hand, of course, it is also for sure because the russian economy has been hit the hardest to the full of the soviet union and is just developing a western, imposing new and new sanctions in russia. and this whole period 30 years up to 1991 . it's over, it's done. russia is a prostate now and it's a disaster. he a mess. you mentioned the western sanctions that a crippling the russian economy. yesterday putin announced a plan to try to force the west to boost his economy. let's take a quick lesson. do them as

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this also boost tracking development in ukraine is d w correspondent. i mean, as if he's in lovers and western ukraine, i'm in some 100000 people struggling to survive and marry opal. what more are you hearing about the worth and in conditions there the people who are you pull are really bearing the brunt of this war right now. that's because russia has completely surrounded the city. they're bombing it from the sky. there is fighting in the streets and there's rockets coming from ships that are off the harbor. there are poles on the coast. now the people who are living there, it's very hard to know what they're going through, except by guessing from looking at satellite imagery of the destruction from hearing the few stories that managed to get out of there. we talked with a man a few days ago who just by chance was able to get out of the city and catch a ride out of that area to a safer area of ukraine. now the, the efforts are focused on not just trying to get humanitarian aid into that city, but to get those remaining people out about a quarter of th

d. w. news asia coming up today. questions for indonesia on ukraine crisis. i. d. w . exclusive as we need with the foreign ministry to discuss the war and to card is position on the matter. plus why singapore is taking a different direction when it comes to the ukraine. conflict will explain why. and life has become more complicated for russians abroad, many of whom live in asia. how are sanctions and other limits making their impact? ah, oh, i melissa chant, thanks for joining us. we're taking a closer look at se asia today and how the russian invasion of ukraine so far away is impacting the region. and also how some countries have responded. asia has seen far fewer people take to the streets to protest the war. nothing like the hundreds of thousands who rallied across european capitals. instead. most protests have involved ukrainians and russians abroad, such as this group in bali, indonesia, indonesian president joker were dodo has decided not to join the group of nations imposing sanctions on russia. in general, the country prefers to stay neutral when it comes to

d w. ah ah ah, this is dw news live from burly and no breakthrough in the 1st talks between russia and ukraine since war broke out, hopes were high, but expectations, lawyers, the ukrainian delicate, described the negotiations as difficult. bosa coming up attacking civilian targets . dozens are killed by rush, rush and rocket strikes in ukraine, 2nd biggest city khaki. ah, i'm jared raid. thank you very much for your company. ukraine and russia have entered their 1st talk since war broke out 5 days ago without any breakthrough. ukrainian delegates says the negotiations were difficult. the meeting was held in bella bruce, close to the ukrainian border. the talks began later than planned and lasted for around 6 hours bought, despite ukraine's hopes for a ceasefire. there was no agreement. major cities including the capitol keys are still holding out, but there's been no re late hop in the fighting. now, just to warning the report you're about to see does contain some disturbing images . a difference here. let's see of this conflict. in plain sight of medic say the people here were injured as rus

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nato has rejected ukrainian president. vladimir lindsey's coal for a no fly zone in ukraine's as base you watching d. w. news live from good are coverage of the war in ukraine continues. now offer a short break. in the meantime, this pencil on our website d, w dot com. i'm will also ica for me in the team here and berlin ticket with with they've had no peace for for decades. the people of iraq country is devastated and there's no end to the violence.

the stoddard more than 3 weeks ago here in ukraine, d. w, fanny for shar, speaking to us from live if thank you, fanny. well, even as so many ukrainians try to flee the war zone, others are heading there in droves. it appears that thousands of ukrainian nationals living abroad have heated their presidents call to come and defend their homeland. not all have military training. they're now joining the many ordinary ukranian civilians who are taking arms, taking up arms for the 1st time. at the polish border with ukraine, an exodus of people desperate to escape the war. when not everyone here is heading, west horse are below silver is waiting to cross the border to a native ukraine. they who i have 3 years, military experience, some going to defend ukraine. there's nothing for me in poland. my husband and i will go fight together. legal doesn't get on since the outbreak of war, over 3000000 people are estimated to a flat ukraine. but polish authorities say that over 200000 ukrainians have returned to their home country. many of them to fight r

the struggle for ukraine close up next on d, w. a, the war in ukraine with president volunteered zalinski in an in depth interview. them on the visit was louis she went to but she was, she was like a sham on national the route by less shifting scheme. normally, when they got the we have ordered the interview with ukrainian president zalinski in 60 minutes on d. w. ah, ah, people in trucks injured when trying to feed the city center and more refugees are being turned away at the board, families flane's, alma tanks in syria, these credit don't even if we let against them with trade to people fleeing exclaimed around a rough getting 200 people has sunk in the gnc. around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. we ask why? because no one should have to flee. to make up your own mind. d. w. for mines. with. oh, it's february 24th 2022 russian forces crossed the border into ukraine. they're following orders from president vladimir putin who people here where picking up trying to leave a war unfold, that may fundamentally

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ukraine. and it's the ukrainian flag that is flying at most anti war demonstrations around the world. this week we're watching d. w. news. let's get a reminder of the main story coming out of ukraine today. plans to evacuate civilians from to front line. ukrainian cities have stopped after russia resumed its offensive. ukrainian government said the russians had violated a temporary cease fire that would have allowed civilians to leave a lot of up and the strategic port city of maria polk, russian forces are inching closer to the cap. he's fighting continues in ukraine, 2nd largest city. this is d. w. news live from berlin. lots more on our website, the w dot com and of course on twitter and instagram. actually w news. i'm way in blue cross. we'll have more for you soon. so stay with with who they fight with? against the oppression. a mo, shoot at the dictatorship. women's voices from the power of one or 21. next on d w. aah! that shook the world. russia's invasion of ukraine, a historical turning point. i am here, we will not wait our resistance. we will defend our country, russia, walmart, the new boone is now is

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d, w. ah, ah, ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin. ukraine and russia are, again, holding direct talks to try and end the war in ukraine, posted by turkish. president, russia tie up at the one negotiators for the 2 sides are sitting down together for the 1st time in over 2 weeks. also coming up ukraine says it's forces have retaken a key town near the capital cave, but you, france, president. warren's russian troops are regrouping to scenes of.

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d w news asia coming up today. questions for indonesia on ukraine crisis. i. d, w exclusive as we meet with the foreign ministry to discuss the war and to carter's position on the matter. plus why singapore is taking a different direction when it comes to the ukraine. conflict will explain why. and life has become more complicated for russians abroad. many of whom live in asia tower, sanctions and other limits making their impact. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. we're taking a closer look at se asia today and how the russian invasion of ukraine so far away is impacting the region. and also how some countries have responded. asia has seen far fewer people take to the streets to protest the war. nothing like the hundreds of thousands who rallied across european capitals. instead. most protests have involved ukrainians and russians abroad, such as this group in bali, indonesia, indonesian president joker with dodo has decided not to join the group of nations imposing sanctions on russia. in general, the country prefers to stay neutral when it comes to c

you're watching d w. news, asia coming up today. questions for indonesia on ukraine crisis. i. d w exclusive as we meet with the foreign ministry to discuss the war and to carter's position on the matter. plus why singapore is taking a different direction when it comes to the ukraine. conflict will explain why. and life has become more complicated for russians abroad, many of whom live in asia tower, sanctions and other limits making their impact. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. we're taking a closer look at se asia today and how the russian invasion of ukraine so far away is impacting the region. and also how some countries have responded. asia has seen far fewer people take to the streets to protest the war. nothing like the hundreds of thousands who rallied across european capitals instead, most protests have involved ukrainians and russians abroad, such as this group in bali, indonesia, indonesian president joker were dodo has decided not to join the group of nations imposing sanctions on russia. in general, the country prefers to stay neutral when it comes to con

d. w. ah, ukraine. how fragile is civilization? how can culture be preserved during wartime? artists against autocracy? what can i do in the life of tragedy? and why might all sponsoring the question? marked 2190 minutes on d w. oh. she's up to date, don't miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com highlights what does war do to people are hatred and violence inherited from generation to generation and award winning documentary searches for answers for 2 years. the author accompanies a cell, a fist family in northern syria, insights into the isolated world of radical islamists and into a spiral of violets without end, with a film about family. faith, masculinity of fathers and sons starts april 16th on d, w. ah ah ah, this is deed of the news life on berlin, but un says 10000000 people have now fled the homes in russia's war against ukraine . this after vladimir put into army again, target civilians, woman and art school way, hundreds salts, shelter, ukrainian authority said is also destroyed an army barracks and because i have been one of the west strides on t

d, w ah ah, this is d w. a news live from bullet ukraine. cities are besieged and bombarded as russian forces keep up with their attack. apartments and houses are destroyed even as moscow denies targeting civilians. obama have fallen in keith. mario pole is surrounded and russians are in control of our song. coming up, brushing forces, attack and seas, ukraine's largest nuclear power plant. atomic of service say there's been no radiation. if crane says russia could trigger another chad noble. ah, i'm all i was like a welcome to the program. cities across ukraine are coming under, continued russian attack authorities in the port of mario poll. says the city is surrounded and running out of food and other port harrison is already under russian control. meanwhile, the capital key has reported renewed missiles strikes some hitting residential areas, despite the destruction. moscow continues to deny it's targeting civilians. oh, the aftermath of a russian artillery attack on the outskirts of give the family who lived here clearly escaped with their lives. look now they watched their home go up in flames . it didn't

d. w. ah, ukraine. how fragile is civilization? how can culture be preserved during more time? artists against autocracy? what can i do in the life of tragedy? and why might ought sponsoring the question? aren't 2190 minutes on d. w. o. nico is in germany to marry jermel lewis. why not learn with him? d w e learning course, glucose vague? what does war do to people are hatred and violence inherited from generation to generation and award winning documentary searches for answers for 2 years. the author accompanies a cell, a fist family in northern syria, insights into the isolated world of radical islamists and into a spiral of violets without end, with a film about family, faith, masculinity of fathers and sons starts april 16th on d, w. ah ah, this is dw news life from berlin. a russian missile strike devastates a military barracks in southern ukraine. dozens are killed in one of the was to tax on a ukrainian military targets since the war began. it comes as russian troops moved deeper into the besieged city of maria office, but more than 300000 people remain tracked. russia s

the struggle for ukraine close up in 30 minutes on d. w. a ukraine gold wheel. but the war has halted production. large floods of land are no longer being power. the shortage is impacting buyers and supplies to the world. poor is nice in the war in made in germany on d w. and what interest in the global economy our portfolio d. w. business. beyond here, the closer look at the project, our mission to analyze the fight for market dominance. if this is way, this is beyond ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, ukrainian president faladore salons. he says a 100000 people are trapped in body. you poll and many of them have no food or water. the port city is under constant russian bombardment. so lensky says, shelling is sabotaging civilian escape routes and yet uses russian soldiers of locking a convoy of humanitarian relief. also coming up german chancellor left sholtes addresses. parliament over the you.

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d mirrors. the lens is cold for a no fly zone. and ukraine's aspects you watching d. w. news live from good and our coverage of the war in ukraine continues. now offer a short break in the meantime, there's plenty more on our website. he w dot com. i'm will, i'll sucker for me in the team herringberg and take it with her again that i think that's hard and in the end is a me, you're not locked up to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with the smugglers, with lions dissolving. what's your story with . ready ready women, especially a victims of violence in labs and take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information. let me infusions announcement to the weekend that he was increasing the alert level of russia's nuclear forces. he's racing fee is that the war the russians launched against ukraine, could turn into something even more dangerous, some kind of nuclear conflict. let taken

d. w. ah. ah . piece talks between ukraine and russia give a boost to markets. indexes in europe and the u. s. c. gains and oil continues. it's retreat, but with bombs still falling in ukraine. our investors a little too optimistic about the chances for a deal. we'll talk to our correspondent in new york. the war continues to plague supply chains. meanwhile, we'll look at the market for fertilizer, a major export for both russia and bell roost that isn't arriving where it's desperately needed. and one of china's largest cities under covert locked down. what do the new measures in shanghai mean for the country's domestic economy and its global trade? i'm see if there's a welcome to the show. markets around the world have taken heart from what appeared to be positive developments in the war on ukraine. leading indexes in frankfort, london, and new york all seeing gaines tuesday. after early signs of progress in peace talks between ukraine and russia. oil prices also continued their recent retreat prices for brent crude. at one point falling below $100.00 a barrel. markets have struggled to ga

if had a situation is getting worse in ukraine. d. w, brussels bureau chief, alexander phenomena. thanks so much and talk about the german perspective. now we have our chief political correspondent, melinda crane in the studio. melinda, welcome. and now, when this conflict started, the german government made this historic decision to suspend the north stream to pipeline bringing gas from russia to germany. yet it's hesitant to move beyond that, as we just heard, that they don't want to stop importing russian energy completely. explain to us why . well, germany is significantly more dependent on russian natural gas than most other e u. member states. and germany has a very powerful industrial sector, which gets a lot of its electric power from natural gas fueled power plants. so it would indeed cause a lot of pain to cut off those supplies. cold turkey as it were. and in fact, chancellor will have schultz told the parliament that this week saying that it would hurt industry, it would cost jobs and could plunge germany and even europe into a recession. nonetheless, the fact is that

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d, w for mines. ah ah, ah . this is d w. news live from berlin, ukraine's president calls for global protests against the war. the low to mid zalinski asks people to show their support for ukraine today. exactly. one month up to russian started its full scale invasion. also coming up, millions have fled the war in new cray, but incredibly, some have already returned. we speak to a fashion designer in live who says coming home is an act of resistance.

i ah ah, this is d w. news line from berlin, russian forces sees ukraine's largest nuclear power plant. an early morning attack, the kill several people and sparks of fire at an on site training for 70. the officials confirmed there has been no radio. radioactive league. ukraine says russia is risking a major nuclear accident. also on the program. ukrainians, trained to fighters, russia, steps up its invasion. cities in the east are under a task by russian troops whom ukraine accuses of targeting residential areas. we look at the latest movements on the ground. rushes parliament outlaws criticism of the countries military, independent, russia, news channels are closing down. and now international outlets including d, w, of locked and women and children fleeing the world alone as men stay behind to fight to meet some of those arriving that's for vacuous border with ukraine. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. russian forces have seized control of europe's largest nuclear power plant, adds up regia, in ukraine. se ukraine says russian troops, 5 shells of the plant over night, killin

d. w. ah. with this is d, w is coming to live from berlin. ukraine says russian forces have seized its largest nuclear power plant. that's after an early morning attack side caused a fire to break out in jason training facility that fire snell out. and officials say there is no sign of radiation, the russian forces are battling for control of more ukrainian cities. after taking the strategic port city of cas saw it on the black sea, ukraine's leaders are urging people to to defend their homeland anyway, they can.

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d, w on facebook and twitter, up to date and in touch. follow us. ah, ah, this is a d, w sports special. the sporting world reacts to the russian invasion of ukraine, coming up condemnation of russian president vladimir putin as well. sport takes a stand from the football page to the paralympics and motor racing bands implemented and events cancelled as the door slowly shut on russia. i'm nick mechanic line. welcome to this special edition of dw sports. for the 1st time in recent memory, we are seeing the likes of fever. you eva, and other giants crumble under global pressure to take a united front. russian teams are banned from competition. sports events are moved or canceled altogether. sponsorships across all sports and divisions are ended. these are some of the outcome so far as the international sports community moves to further isolate russia. for 15 years german football club shall co, played with the logo of russia's state owned energy company, gas prom on their shirts. now the partnership worth $9000000.00 euros a year to the club was abruptly cut short and players strode out in altered jerseys for the 1st time on saturday. across the won

d, w ah ah, this is d w. a news live from berlin. ukraine and russia are again holding direct talks to try and end the war in ukraine, hosted by turkish president wretched tie of air tuan negotiators. the 2 sides are sitting down together for the 1st time in over 2 weeks. also coming up on the brink of humanitarian catastrophe, the mayor of the besieged port city of mariel, paul says nearly 5000 people there have been killed. over $200.00 of them, children, and warns of disaster if residents are not allowed to de vacuum ah, annexed by sir. welcome to the program. peace talks between ukrainian and in russian negotiators are underway. in istanbul, turkey, turkish president, russia type air to one welcome the delegation saying both sides had legitimate concerns. it is the 1st face to face the fire discussions in more than 2 weeks delegations from ukraine and russia previously met 3 times in the border region of belarus. and it see that, but it shouldn't. no, let's go now to our correspondent julia hand. it is 10 bull outside the presidential palace where the talks are taking place. juliet, what's happening now?

d. w. a d w is live from birth land. ukraine accuses russia bombing affairs in mattie or paula was sheltering hundreds of civilians. the number of casualties isn't known, and social media footage show smoke rising from the building satellite images from a few days before the attack also show the russian wood for children painted on the ground. also on the program. ukrainian president vladimir savanski sharply criticized germany's political class for their failures to address.

you thought ukraine is also inviting foreigners to fight for the country as it braces for a new phase in the war. d. w. correspond mathias bellinger is in central ukraine on his way to live. oh, good to see mathias. we just saw harrowing pictures from ukraine. second biggest city car came. what are you here about the situation there? yeah, there is. the city has been shelves and a lot of residential quarters have been shelves. her. that's what we're hearing their pictures on the line or with dead bodies and are all the damage that has been done. rockets hitting, hitting apartments and, and it seems to be very dire. fighting, i think has been going on for a long time there and her. it's one of the, the worst places in this war so far. the very worst place in this was over. but he has what can you tell us about the situation in the rest of the country? our russian troops continuing their advance yet is heavy fighting every where, where the russian troops have entered and they have made some territorial gains. however, resistance is also fierce and a lot of ukrainians, as we've seen. it also are joining

d, w. a from ukraine. fertilizer in russia. it's a global problem. both ensure security in many countries around the world. but the war is stopping that for now. our standards now in and what are the solutions? the 3000 in 60 minutes on d, w. ah. ma'am with the memories of a ali and from syria is born in a female body, forced into marriage. great to escape will be the journey of his life far from home. ali can finally become the person. he's always to be a credit and we'll go with it. i was born in stuart's march 30th on d, w. now into its 2nd month, the war in ukraine has failed to give russia the quick victory it wanted. and there are signs of growing discontent among the political and security elite back in moscow. a small band of investigative journalists is managed to pierce the veil of secrecy around those officials. among them, address alberta, founder and editor of the eigen tour website, which tracks russia's intelligence services. he's my guest this week from london. how worried russia spies about the progress of the war? people inside are

ukraine. on the d. w business special i w o. they was today with love on batting thing that way, but i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone was laid. holden every single day. just getting are you ready to meet the gym and then join me right to do it on d. w. a man with the memories of a woman ah, ali from syria is born in a female body. forced into marriage, raped far from home. ali can finally become the person he's always wanted to be. i was born in berlin, starts march 30th on d. w with frankfort hot international gateway to the best connection, south road and radio. located in the out of europe, you are connected to the whole world. to experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by frappe waterloo. ah, ah ah, this is the new news live from berlin. russia claims the 1st stage of its war and ukraine is over and has been a success. it says it will now shift its focus to the eastern dumbass region. we look at whether this signals a strategi

d, w. ah . ah, ah ah, this is d w. news line from berlin. peace talks between russia and ukraine, move the needle, but don't. and the war. russia says it will reduce military activity around the ukrainian capital, keith, but warns this is not as these fire nor a retreat. also coming out, a gunman opened fire in israel before being shot dead, at least by people have been killed in a tele, these suburb, the latest in a spate of deadly attacks. the government is calling for caution.