jonathan: let's run through all this, damien. walk me through your interpretation.ter: i am wondering if tom could share those bonds with me, because they are very difficult to get a hold of. i'm just saying, if tom has access, that is a pretty big deal. anyway. the principal was supposed to be paid in dollars by russia. the new sanctions are preventing russia from doing that. $15 million was supposed to be paid in dollars but this new rule is presenting -- preventing them from doing so. the u.s. government -- [indiscernible] tom: i look at where we are. there has to be a next. damien: looking at the credit derivatives determination committee and russian railways. banks have underwritten credit default swaps on the back of the bonds, are indeed triggered into a failure to pay credit events. we should hear about that in the not-too-distant future. russian railways, 31 billion dollars in sterling coupons due on the 25th. they missed the grace period. if the committee considers this default, a lot of money will start to change hands, triggering an awful lot of money mo

i spoke to damien mcgill lists in berlin.is behind this change of heart on supplying these heavy weapons? damien: it is the latest in a range of taboo-breaking by the german government. germany delivers a lot more arms to ukraine than many people outside germany thanks. one reason we do not know is cause the german chancellor is very unclear in his communication about how many arms germany is sending. when you look at international comparison, germany sends similar amounts to france, italy . it is less than the u.k., less than the u.s., but not an outlier. the difference in germany, such a controversial topic area particularly with german chancellor olaf scholz. he tries to play down how much germany is delivering. and the announcement of tanks that germany would send ge-made tanks directly to ukraine, has been controversial. many people in his party believe it would prolong the war. at is not the majority, but the view of many social democrats. laura: how about germany's dependence on russian oil and gas. is that reding beca

damien joining us now to explain. the sec wants access to these audits.na was talking about forcing companies in the u.s. months ago, yet now they are willing to cooperate so they do not get delisted. can you give us your take? >> within reason. they are not going to have state owned enterprises listed in the u.s. and subject to rules of the pboc, and that is going to apply to consumer sensitive firms. it is anyone's guess. that is going to include alibaba and didi and many of the others. they might be easing on the regulation, but it depends which category they fall into. guy: they have consumer data, data the chinese authorities don't want accessible in the u.s., they are still going to be listed. >> if they don't want to comply. i am a fixed income guy. i cannot speak to equities and some of the demands, but i am going to try. let's be clear, the real issue in china is not the delisting in the u.s., it is $92 billion of foreign denominated debt coming due in the property sector. we know they are feeling the pain. if you look at the pmi data, this econo

the show features works by ukranian and international artists like this flag by damien hirst. the butterflies that are attached to it are incredibly fragile and you can touch them. they are as unprotected as ukrainians. they are falling, fragility strength and defiance. ukraine is sending a signal, but its culture is endangered, but still alive. you're watching d. w. news doc film is up next with a look at whether plant roots have the potential to provide food for the world's population. remember, you can always get the latest news on our website, d, w dot com, and don't forget to follow us on social media. a michael o cook for me in the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for watching. it started out with spooky inundation and transformed into an orgy of hate and violence. the history of the ku klux klan, the oldest terrorist organization in the united states found it over 150 years ago . it's repeatedly died out but always been resurrected. the ku klux klan starts may 11th on d w. ah.

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damien and the rest of the team have been tweeted -- tweeting updates.us on twitter and on social media. website also a great resource. who have uploaded the complete interview from her grandmother we heard as well as a timeline of how this all unfolded from the moment baby brandon was kidnapped from the moment he was found. >>> we could be learning new details of the east bay woman who has been missing for months. alexis disappeared in late january. she was last seen in antioch but her car was found abandoned in oakley. the has been no trace ever since i know suspects announce. oakley police will update us on their investigation this thursday. >>> checking into the newsroom a significant decision in san francisco. no cars shall pass. the san francisco board of supervisors voted permanently to ban cars, trucks, and suvs from jfk drive. that is the nine mile stretch right through golden gate park. you may recall at the start of the pandemic the city cut vehicle traffic to create room for people to get out and exercise. many praised that decision but other

it opens on don't know what again to say present with damien. this is a mike cuba on al jazeera we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. so no matter where you call and we'll put you can use in current to files that matter to, you know. ready remove a. ready with ah, wherever you go in the world, one airline goes to make it feel exceptional. katara always going places together. ah. with most votes counted in frances presidential election 1st round the manual micros expected a face far right rival marine the pen and a one of later this month. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from della also coming up, taken to the streets, tens of thousands protest and pakistan against the removal of former prime minister in one com, more mass graves. i found the key, bessie cranes president seeks germany support the top of.

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there's a new damien hirst for a show defending freedom. about showcasing ukrainian culture. one artist depicts her husband and others who have joined the army painted as reports of war crimes against civilians in the kyiv suburb bucha were revealed. i was even crying because of bucha. we were on the phone and i thought ironically connected because the painting connected to my tears. russia's pavilion is shot, the artist and curator behind this russia's pavilion is shut, the artist and curator behind this year's show pulled out when the invasion happened. the only thing to see was an anti—war protest by a russian artist. he was surrounded by supporters and then swiftly by police. he's a voice of protest, but he does speak for many russian artist, and this russian pavilion is closed, and in a sense, those closed doors symbolised quite how isolated russia is. but some russian art is being shown including tapestries., it's screaming, it's crying, all of my feelings here. she opposes the war. we should stop it and everyday i want that it stops,

i saw the, i guess on the real in the funding for the employer and damien in giving us well and if you're getting yourself and if you're a, a c o l e, a c, or from you soon. the music, i mean, but these up and they also need to get up on what's going on. this is the reality of sanctions. you are packing a civilian population, which means that are just as deadly as any farm or in some cases even more. so because we're dealing with diseases, so you know, sanction are nearly as copacetic as people think some people say when we to sanctions over more because we're so violent sanctions are just as violet rosier blood needed fulton will know that i'm the guy was over here. no m r o c o n d o n c a l e. no other fema ah ah ah ah, with rising prices for groceries in essential goods, panic and hide, this leads to empty shelves in 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 feeling the impact. the so called unilateral sanctions have a boomerang effect on the countries that have impos

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this is where you damien forces made their home while keeping civilians confined to the surface for the duration of the battle. thousands and thousands of credit nationally, as well as so just a few count puddle and boom on the ground. he's a soldier, tried to get out with a civilian as russian forces approached these huge industrial areas. this is, this is where they live in these huge get rooms funks, and they'd have 5 everything, all of their belongings, ammunition weapons. he is a huge amount of bullets. for example, they left to live in a hurry as they tried to link up with allied troops, nationalists in the as of steel complex. but this is one of the reasons why this battle is taking so long. because so many of the nationalists took a deep on the ground for by story of the ground here and elsewhere. we found extensive stockpiles of weapons and ammunition, among them, things that ukraine claimed it had destroyed. but the biggest thing that we found is the prevalence leaf mom and he close and l live ukraine had claimed years ago to have destroyed it's was thought pulse anti personne

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and then go to what again i say present mostly damien has a daughter, one of them on my leave. my cuba on al jazeera the world is warming, greenland ice sheet is melting, which is changing everything from sea levels to the way people live. and now even exposing the remnants of a cold war, paused greenland, or melting of the frozen north on al jazeera. ah la, i'm fully back table with a look at our main stories on al jazeera, palestinian worship as a being forcibly dispersed from the alex. some oss compound israeli police have arrested at least one person at the holy sighting occupied east jerusalem. they increase their presence after they said palestinian set up barricades to prevent jewish groups from entering the compound. natasha, go. name has more from occupied to sleep. there are jewish groups inside the l. oxer compound. members of the groups include jewish settlers and ultra nationalist and zionist jews earlier today prior to their arrival. it would have been the 1st time that a non muslims would have.

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each or damien and egyptian leaders called on end to what they say are provocative israeli actions. these really are me, says air strikes of hip camps used by hamas in garza after rocket was fired in the spring toward southern israel. no casualties have been reported in either attack. rocket was intercepted by israel's air defense system. a mass has been wanting of retaliation as reactions at alongside and a 17 year old palestinian girl who was shot by israeli forces during a raid in the occupied westbank has died. an unclear was injured on saturday. a mother says she was on her way to an english class in the city of janine. at least 21 people have been killed during his rally operations across the west bank. over the past 3 weeks. israel says its actions owners bonds to palestinian attach. stay inc and loss. i lost ya mata eastern now there we heard from people who were there that a sniff room, one of the buildings was waiting for a car. if a wanted man, instead of hitting the car with a bullet, the car turned and the bullet made its way to my daughter. she wasn't intended person,

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there is a new damien hirst for a show, defending freedom.identity. it is about showcasing ukrainian culture. one artist depicts her husband and others who have joined the army, painted as reports of war crimes against civilians in the kyiv suburb of bucha were revealed. and i was even crying because of bucha and this canvas was laying on the floor and i thought, ok, ironically, connect, you know, because of the... ..wetness of the painting is connected to my tears. russia's pavilion is shut. the artists and curator behind this year's show pulled out when the invasion happened. the only thing to see was an anti—war protest by a russian artist. he was surrounded by supporters. and then swiftly by police. he is a sole voice of protest but he does speak for many russian artists, and this russian pavilion is closed and, in a sense, those closed doors symbolise quite how isolated russia is. but some russian art is being shown at the bienniale, including tapestries by zhenya machneva. it's screaming, it's crying. all my feelings is here. zhenya opp

his warning yet an antennae could terror as he spoke of that one as an atlas of human suffering and damien diamonds. have failed climate leadership, so it was very, very bad. and that brings us now to this point to part 3, which talks about mitigation, about potential solutions and pathways at that governments could and should follow to deal with the climate crisis. what does it say? remember, we're at the point where emissions need to drop by 45 percent by the end of the decade. that's just 8 years time. it's very soon an emissions at this moment arising the target we're aiming for is net 0 by 2050. all about keeping the temperature from rising above at paris target of 1.5 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels were already at 1 point, one degrees celsius. and already were see these effects that we've been talking about. soup storms and drops of floods, wildfire zone. so what is the path forward then? what are the solutions that have been put forward in this report? well, the report is all about policies and technologies in finance is needed to cut emissions . it will start with the

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thank you very much damien.ay. the pictures were taken earlier this month by his mother. they show louis — who is the youngest of william and catherine's three children — enjoying a trip to the beach, whilst on a family trip to norfolk. now time for the weather with chris fawkes hello, again. well, the weekend's got off to a pretty decent start weather—wise. for the vast majority, it's been a dry day. btu some sunshine for most of us — that was edinburgh castle, overlooking the blossoms there in the gardens below. we there in the gardens below. did see just there in the gardens below. a few showers break o parts just a few showers break out across parts of the midlands and parts of wales, now easing away. we could see more patches of rain developing for time in the south that otherwise it fine night with lively clear skies away from northern scotland where it will stay cloudy. temperatures 3—7 c with most and tomorrow we have another fine —looking day with most and tomorrow we have anotherfine —looking day on wi

. —— there is a new damien hirst...civilians and the kyiv suburb bucha were revealed. i was crying because of butcher. this canvas on the floor and it connects because of it is connected to my tears. russia's pavilion is shut. the only thing to see was an anti—war protest by a russian artist. he was surrounded by supporters, and then swiftly by police. he's a sole voice of protest, but he speaks for many russian artists, and this pavilion is closed. in a sense, those doors symbolise quite how isolated russia is. but some russian art is being shown, including tapestries like this. all of my feelings is here. she opposes the war. we should stop it. every day, i want that it stops. it's hard to face, that each day is getting worse. the ukrainian pavilion is now centrestage in venice. the artist behind this work, says it's important that his country is represented here because the russian are attacking notjust ukraine, but it's culture. they want to level and demolish because it doesn't exist. - that's what they say. the wa

we will catch up with damien sex and jack caffrey of jp morgan asset management. his name is brad. it is just brad. tom: i did not know that. jonathan: futures down 1% on the s&p. honestly. family therapy after the show. looking forward to it. this is bloomberg. ritika: an ex oligarch says that russia is already at war with the u.s. and western allies and a costly one. the oil mogul told bloomberg that because of sanctions and shipments to ukraine, russia is fighting the west on ukrainian soil. a nationalist russian politician who partied with a key partner of vladimir putin has died. he was 75, the founder of the liberal democratic party and known for his outlandish and sometimes racist tirades. his party was part of the system that gave russians the illusion of choice that back to putin on important matters. the european union foreign policy chief called of sentiment -- called a summit with xi jinping a death dialogue. they did not want to discuss the war ukraine that cost down how much they will offer. jack bloomed believes they can win approval. they said they would pay for a b

how me an intimate look at life in cuba. robbins underwood again was there was a movie damien. this is a lot of other than the mom. i live my cuba on al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm marianna mossey. welcome to the news our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. a 14 year old boy is among 3 palestinians killed by israeli forces during raids in the occupied westbank. we look at the fight for mario full russian forces, continue their attack on ukraine's besieged city. while a 100000 people remained trapped inside. the protest in the city of dub and after devastating floods kill more than $300.00 people. casting off water and electricity . mount them. welcome to the news, our top story 3 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in raids in the occupied west bank. is there any forces your is among the dead? he was shot and killed in the town of hassan, just west of jerusalem, where clashes have continued in so wide north of ramallah, palestinian in his twenties was killed while 6 others that were wounded. earlier in the day, a man was shot and killed in the city of nap

you and i would do this with damien. sri lanka, this is the jump conditions, whether it is united states or something as emerging-market with sri lanka with a massive lifted interest rates. they go from 7.5% to 14.5%. those are the jump conditions that are the instability of the second quarter. jonathan: russia went the other way and cut rates 300 basis points. interesting to see what happens at the end of the year, when the central bank faces a different challenge. at the moment the federal reserve does not see a trade-off between the economy and inflation. later this year is there a different test? with central banks it is not. is it later this year. tom: we start with currency. everything i look at is little moves but they scream resilient dollars. jonathan: let's start with the equity market. on the nasdaq 100 up one third of 1%. down on the week on the s&p by about 1%. yields higher on the week by about 30 basis points over the last five days. 2.6754 on the 10 year. crude has pulled back. up today by 1%. we have a 9