d. w. who's africa every friday on dw? we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah magic corner trip hotspot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot w travel off we go with ah, twitter back tracks on staff lay off. some employees have been asked to come back, that's after new seo ellen mosque, let them go last week. what's behind the about face will go to wall street. also on the show, midterm elections are looming in the us where democrats could lose control of congress. what would a republican sweep mean for jo biden's economic agenda are corresponded in washington has more and will take you to norway, where an underground cemetery for unwanted greenhouse gas is taking shape. this is dw business, i'm christy plats, and in berlin. half of twitter staff was laid off on friday following ilan mosques, $44000000000.00 acquisition. but now twitter is reportedly reaching out to some of the employees that were fired and asking them to return. according to bloomberg reports twitter let go nearly 3700 employees by e mail. after mosques take over. some of those

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and d w as nick conway, who filed that report join just now from kim. so nick, parts of the house on region have been liberated, but russia has not halted its artillery attacks. what did you witness while you were there? let's extraordinary thing while you were in san, in the city, in the capital of the region. and you had ukraine flags everywhere you had shops, reopening people standing in long, long lines to refuel their cause of, you know, talk to members of their family where there was mobile phone coverage the same time . they were very, very loud bangs, everywhere in the city. some of those route going, but a lot of them were incoming from the russian forces, just a few kilometers away across the other bank of the pro river. and there's definitely a sense that those attacks are getting more intense by the day. there was a bit of a kind of lull the 1st few days. i think the russian troops were basing a bit of a shock that it all happened so quickly that the ukrainians had come in with such force. and now they are gradually increasing their attacks.

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d w. nick connelly who filed that report. so, nick parts of the house on region had been liberated the russian presents now comes via artillery attacks. what did you witness while you were there? destiny in sarasota city, which is directly on the need for a river which separates the western bank, which is now under ukraine control from the russian controlled eastern bank. there you can basically you don't have more than 510 minutes without hearing some artillery hearing explosion. some of that is outgoing, some of that is incoming from the russian. some of that is d mining. there still lots and lots of minds booby traps left by the russians last week. the definitely is a sense that there is an uptick in the activity from the russian side that after the initial panic and of shock about the speed at which they had to leave, they are now upping their attacks. all had a song key not to allow the ukrainians to enjoy their victory too much. and there is sensitive, very real danger the near with lots of powerful russian artillery, j

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let's get a more on base with d w's, terry shoals, who joins us from brussels now. terry, what new measures have been passed against the rainy and officials? hi gearhart. yes, more than 30 iranian officials and organizations have now been put on the sanctions list. and that means that there will be asset freezes and visa bands on the individuals. and these are over 2 separate issue. one is as you mentioned, the repression of demonstrations in the streets over the death of masa armenian in police custody. and the other is over iran, supply of drones to russia, to use in its war against ukraine. and when we're talking about the human rights charges, even the iranian interior minister was put on that list today along with 4 members of the team that actually arrested masa many. and on the drones matter, the chief of iran revolutionary guard corps was put on the sanctions list today, along with a drone maker. so this is the 2nd round of sanctions, the u. s. as placed on iran over the supply of drones. so they're making it clear to, to run, they are very, very serious abo

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d. w corresponding julius of delhi, who is there on the ground in the german city of munster, julia. what's your main take away from that? and i'm just going to say good. could it be ukraine? definitely ukraine. and as it's expected, it was the main topic of discussion at this g 7. but it has been the main topic of discussion at the g 7 this whole years and almost years since the war started. and that has coincided with the german presidency of the g 7. and under lena babel made that clear also in her her statements now to the press. the g 7 has taken on almost a new role. it was born a decades ago as a forum for financial decisions from the biggest economies and biggest democratic economies in the world. and 9 am in recent weeks and months. tell us more and what she had to say on that topic. yes, she condemn strongly. what is happening in iran, in terms of repression, in terms of incarcerating people who are protesting on the streets. and that she made clear that what the regime in iran is doing will bear consequences in that the g 7 countries are closely watching. what is happening

d, w, i go india, less pollution exploitation, more sustainability and fairness. a pressure on the asian textile industry is mounting. designers and factory owners need to radically rethink their approach. and the fact you who has survived has changed a lot in the last 10 years. we go in 60 minutes on d w. oh. with that she's said, can i get the battery? i came up with an increasing number women in latin america. i'm guessing federal, bernie, just of murdering and depressing that fighting against the sexism violence and for access to abortion. pressure from the street has already proven successful, but opposition is on the rise beds off with my cheese dos, november 25th on d, w. mm. mm. ah ah, welcome to global 3000 why retire in the us? many older people would rather keep work.

d. w terrace, a man who is in jakarta terrace. welcome. good to see you. what is the latest information about the quote you can tell us? yeah, up our quick that hit hard to western part of sharefile and has put now 100 people displaced and you know they are looking for now medical attention at some hospitals . the local hospital there for larger nose to the field said that this people i keep coming into the hospital if i go to night. and even the closest nearby cities are setting out their ambulance or medical personnel to help them. and i build to day for night, even the number of casualties are spiking up significantly. and we still keep getting the information gathered from the officials there. and most people now are trying also looking for sellers and they are looking for medical supplies as well. and we are still getting all the information from the officials and the governors and, ah, you know, they are still keep our gathering all the data to make sure what counts that they should do next. in managing this disaster turn, we're getting some close by

d. w is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like will return to normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult. with success in our weekly coping 19 special in 90 minutes on d w. o. do you become a criminal pre climb aol, already know who's with hackers? paralyzed entire societies. computers that out sure. you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can work for but how they can also go terribly. watch it now on youtube or with my cheese. said, can i get the country i came up with an increasing number of women and less in america. i'm guessing they need to stop mad doing and depressing. net fighting against sexism, violence, and full access to abortion. pressure from the street has already proven successful opposition. move on, the rise fed up with stops november 25th one d w with this is d w. news live from burling ukrainian forces advance in the south after russia announces its withdrawing from the key city of hassle. with key warns moscow could be preparing to turn the house on into a city of death. also on the program. u. s. president j

the answer that has d w sports, chris harrington, who joins us now in the studio. so chris white, exactly is the end of l choosing to play a game here in germany. well, obviously money is involved, you know, they want to expand their brand, they research ceiling domestically, and it's not the 1st venture in germany over 3 decades ago. there's actually a preseason game that kicked off right here in berlin. it literally stadium. and then that was the precursor for nfl europe. that was something that started in the early nineties to early 2, thousands. but it really failed connecting in a basically a strong fan base with television and radio. you know, but here we go. one fact to, for the fact that people might not realize is that germany has a huge fan base that support american football. in one point there was a free to air television back between 20122015. the seattle seahawks actually had the largest german speaking fan base. germany is the number one market for growth, according to all of the nfl executives. and they're looking forward to it. obviously, they brou

d. w reporter. clifford couldn't, who worked as a correspondent in china for many years. how important figure was he in chinese history? well, he was a very important figure in those years in china was constantly being reported. the young man was dead, so this finally be confirmed. he was an emblematic figure of change in china. in many ways. he oversaw some of the biggest events in chinese history. and in some ways created the kind of china which she, jim ping, the current leader has inherited, particularly with accession to the, the world trade organization in the early, 2, thousands, the process which continued over the early 2, thousands and, and he basically was a transitional figure in some ways because she didn't ping has now become this enormous figure, but at his, his position in history and chinese history is certainly assured how do you citizens of china see him? well, he was fine. in some ways he was, he was more charismatic than a lot of chinese leaders who tend to be technocrats. and he was famous for his rendition of love me tender. he could recite the gett

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that opposition live on the rise. fed up with mad, she's not das, november 25th on d, w hands out there who thought the bonus league would be different this season. this guy perhaps, well look who's laughing now by and may have faulted at the start of the campaign. but they're back with a bang and helpless bremond with their unfortunate victims on match day 14. there was bad news for dormant as an ex bye and coach punctured their tidal challenge. involves book long time league leaders early on berlin, stumble took against byron's close neighbors out spoke and fryeburg. they were no match for research and lime say could they be the ones who give buying a run for their money? it was a match day where everything went right for the defending champion. so let's start with them. ah, football is an integral part of germany's age old traditions. so we'll start with a little cultural question here in small town bavaria. do you recognize noodling and most famous sun? that's right, it's the late. great gad! mila last week, immortalized with the statue in his home town. the bowman's goals for by and in

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d. w. sports daniel barcelona, who was in the stadium in doha for that massive shock. and i asked her how saudi fans re reacted to this almost incredible result. well, just to give you an idea of how massive this victory was, we've just heard that saudi arabia declared a public holiday tomorrow. now, like you said, i was in the stadium and let me tell you, the atmosphere was absolutely thunderous. there were so many saudi arabia fans there. and every time massy touch the ball, for example, he was booed. now, saudi arabia is very close to guitar, so that's why there were so many fans. it almost felt like saudi arabia was playing in a whole world cup. now for those of us who don't know, maybe some people don't know that saudi arabian fans are very well known in this region as the biggest fan group. and also the most passionate fan group. now i have in dough. hi, i'm a little bit higher off the ground right now, but still underneath i can hear car horns singing, dancing right now and go, ha, it feels like saudi arabia just won the world cup. but argentines are also famous

the answer that has d w sports, chris harrington, who joins us now in the studio. so chris white, exactly the and if l choosing to play a game here in germany. well, obviously money is involved, you know, they want to expand their brand, they research ceiling domestically, and it's not the 1st venture in germany over 3 decades ago. there was actually a preseason game that kicked off right here in related alertly stadium. and then that was the precursor for nfl europe. that was something that started in the early nineties to early 2, thousands. but it really failed in connecting in a basically a strong fan base with television and radio. you know, but here we go. one fact, a fun fact that people might not realize is that germany has a huge fan base that support american football. at one point there was a free to air television back between 20122015. the seattle seahawks actually had the largest german speaking fan base, germany's the number one market for growth according to all of the nfl executives. and they're looking forward to it. obviously they brought the big

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d. w. sports correspondent, danielle barcelona, who was following in fountain news, news conference from dora. ah, so a lot of people have found, in fact, he knows press conference, bizarre to say the least. now he's started by lecturing, journalists saying it's time to focus on football and to start moralizing. he also then said that europe and the west are in no place to criticize because of what they've done throughout history. now what really shocked people is the fact that he actually compared himself to migrant workers. he said he knew how they were feeling because when his family moved from italy to switzerland, he actually suffered discrimination and bullying because he had red hair and freckles. this was really shocking to some people. so as much as infants, you know, might leg all the focus to be about the football. it's kind of hard at this point with all the important geopolitical and social issues that are going on and really taking the forefront for something else that has been in focus. is this decision by can't tar just the other day to reverse it's policy and now announced a

d. w reporter had a homo who's following this for us. so i know we have a historic deal coming out of sharm l shake. but what does this mean in practical terms? well, the loss and damage deal is really the main point of air conversation here. and it is ah fund for vulnerable developing countries that are at risk of climate disaster, which will be paid for by rich countries. and this has been a deal honestly, over a decade in making, developing countries have been pushing for this for so long, even to just get on the agenda in the 1st place. so the fact that it's been put through is a real breakthrough. originally, richer countries had refused, instead contributing limited amounts of cash to things like cutting emissions and the big change. and the difference now is that they'll be compensating the costs for countries that can actually adapt to claim issues case in point the floods in pakistan. so after 2 very long weeks of extensive talks, this is a huge breakthrough. and when they're caught, president put the gavel down. there is, as yo

d. w. sports correspondent, jonathan harding, who's in doha and asked him what, what a loss would mean for team germany. it will be a disaster, and maybe it's a very and even more obvious or clear terms. if germany do lose to spain, they will have the same number of points as hosts. cut off to 2 games which is 0. i mean, that is a terrible situation for germany to find themselves in, but it's also a logical result really of the way that this tournament has gone for germany. their training camp in oman was pretty rushed. the performance against japan was largely positive, but then they fell apart at the end. and then there has been a lot of field conversation about the arm band. and then of course their protest in return. so it's been a pretty tumultuous performance in terms of germany's woke up and i'm a little bit worried about. okay. and what about henzy flexion? he also be worried, he said a hugely impressive start as germany coach. and if his job might be under threat, if germany lose to spain, no, i think if there's anyone that doesn't need to worry it's hands if like i think given th

d. w. sports corresponded jonathan harding, who is in doha, and asked him what a loss would mean for the germany team. it will be a disaster and maybe have an end even more obvious or clear terms. if germany due to spain, they will have the same number of points as hosts cut off to 2 games which is 0. i mean, that is a terrible situation for germany to find themselves in, but it's also a logical result really of the way that this tournament has gone for germany. that training camp in oman was pretty rushed. the performance against japan was largely positive, but then they fell apart at the end. and then there has been a lot of field conversation about the arm band. and then of course their protest in return. so it's been a pretty tumultuous performance in terms of germany's woke up. and i'm a little bit worried about the game this evening. i was, i already w suppose, corresponded jonesal, harding and doe has speaking to us earlier. argentina redeemed themselves after their shock loss to saudi arabia by beating mexico to nail on saturday are to acquire 1st half argentina, superstar leona messy bu