arrive in unit laser on thursday for a 6 year which he may have met spreaking law correspondent, dominic k is joining us live from the city of west latin central germany. dominic, i know that you've been learning a lot more about the incidence, including the man who drove the car into that crowd of the yeah, what we know now is the driver of the car 24 year old pascal asylum seeker who is already known to police for offences involving drugs and also patchy fast. now the incident happened at 930 to g, m t in the center of munich when a gathering a demonstration, all the tracing innocent people striking industrial striking. we're taking pounds in demonstration and the call drove up behind them, it is reported and then drove into the people who will take him off for the demonstration, dozens of casualties. 2 of them of this 5, the c v. any images. now politicians have also been speaking about the situation. so 1st play the 1st to speak was the prime minister for very, a mock ozetta from christine social needs. a conservative policy saying this is a probable attack. subsequently, the shot, so

it's bringing my correspondent, dominic k, and he's joining us live from the city of west lot and central jim, nate, dominic, what more are you learning about this incident of the multiple information about the individual, the police arrested at the scene. the person who's been driving that white men a to 5, we now know what the mining questions of 24 year old has sent a file and see to who was known to the police previously for drug offenses and full pets. in fact, offences we know that at 930 to g into jim t approximately the car was driven into a crowd of people who were typed in the house in a demonstration, formal paid by the trades union valve. the, in the center of the city, the prime minister of the various mach, is from the christine social union, has said that it was a probable attack by the individual concerned. now it's worth stressing here, munich, security conference taking place, starting tomorrow, over the course of 3 days, which we will be attracting many dignitaries, foreign leaders, foreign ministers from many countries, and go to is fox. not sure what is happening to a

well, they look like they're changing all of that dominate k and results now from both in german flexing vehicles on the news is elyssa lane. yeah. they're a public show of the countries commitment, and they says eastern flank pots of a 5000 strong brigade in the baltic states. when russia invaded ukraine shots set off, shots responded with record funding to boost the armed forces. the $125000000000.00 investment helped push defense spending to 2 percent of g d p. a key may so target, but the trump white has once europe and countries to spend more, much more. that is annoyed ministers in berlin for the to one of us for this of our it will be very important for future of you that we enable everybody to do what is necessary for them and based respect. it's very good because a very careful debate has now become, as i said, in my view, germany cannot accept allowing member states to spend more than 2 percent on the defense. broadly speaking, the christy and democratic lead a free to reach mount shares this year, but he's also said he's deeply pessimistic about the prospects for ukraine follo

okay, thank you very much for bringing escalate to staff from the berlin dominic k, let's crossover to hush him. i have byron now who's in brussels, where you ministers hash him a meeting today to discuss defends, but no doubt, president trump's comments on task will overshadow those thoughts and indeed, slowly they the tightest risk. well, with the 10 cent trade war, num, law and she had been processed with the you need is a meeting to discuss key issues. but ticket a has security and a defense act for the future a while ago, the german chun. so all of the shots said that there's not a winner in the trade or the attack between the americas and the europe is. and that's why the, you need, you is the usa usa also needs you to 5. this is why they have to stand together. but or do you data say that for the time being they are willing to listen to the medic is and find a compromise to try to move forward. but if trump insist on slamming the titus on the european, then there will be is when have to reach out to h. one t issue here for the, for the europe is, is that they find themselves in

hi sure, molly bottles, i let's now we can goats dominic cane and he joins us from the lane and dominate k . you've been following developments at the political conflicts going on behind you, how these freight tensions impacting the political scene and europe's largest economy. well certainly have some things that people here are very concerned about. i'm at what they call the pop tie, talk of the christian democrats, that's the policy conference which they've been talking about and then voting through what they want that program to be. if they are elected on the 23rd of february, the most and most of industry that we've heard, hash them the speaking of ass and the, the full and the value of shack price as well. that much as here. very much mind speaking right now is the prime minister of bavaria. remember that's b m w fox side . let's say it is all these companies off potentially at risk from a rise in terrace estimates. that's the concern all for people running most firms, but it's also the concern of the people at this conference. we're waiting to hear from the lead to come to that stag

k, a security from canada. the net effect is that the african countries on very little on the corner me is i expand a need dominated and visit dummy nation is in bed. is the newest cromwell for off with down this i'm while in high book bad a tells us that as long as africans on to off with the need of uh, walking around the wall with the bylaws in the hall and asked me for foreign investment african countries will always be dominated. that's great. south korea and the economist. hi, june chung. as same as well. the bod, somebody tons reminds us that no country in the wilds as the industrialized, if such industrialized this and did not allow for from solve the acknowledge industrial china has been just your lies because the thought is that they've changed the philosophy. they require profile that knowledge china did that jump on after the wall industrialized because is allowed on demand the trunk filed the acknowledge solid square industrialized because it demanded products valve technology in the news. yeah. it's been bonding transfers, technology. zip not is demanding front of all the different outage. talking is

will most people there are t 3 k on to the conflict and confrontation talk? go to don't. does it mean domination by major countries trying to strong bullying the weak? china is the answer is that we, we should work for an equal and orderly mostly polar world. this is another major product proposition put forward by president. this is in p, and it represents our sincere expectation for a multi polar world torching c. c for china will shortly be a factor of a certainty in this multi polar system, as drive to be a steadfast, constructive force. and when a change, the world's thoughts here i want to make for, i'm going from the 1st, it is important to advocate for treatment. so there's rivalry between big powers had brought disaster tonight at t, as evidenced by the lessons of the 2 world wars. but the not so distant past whether it is the colonial system or the core periphery structure on equal orders are bound to meet their demise, independence and autonomy is thought across the world. and democracy in international relations is an unstoppable trend. equal rights equal opportunities. and because i

so as we had the dominic little support for trump side, they even from a historically coast ally as the u. k. or yeah, that was an exchange in private. it's this question. suppose we had 1st was the leader of the 2nd largest opposition party that said davy of the liberal democrats . a sent a left policy. and the reply from keeps telling me that the support for the 2 state solution. but he also said in a full version of the answer, he said there were 2 images but stuck in his mind one being of a hostage who was released from by how most. but then also saying he was struck by the images of palestinians. people were turning to what was left of the homes in gauze, the rubble that had been created in gauze. and how had that had such a profound effect on, on him what you didn't hear from him? the was coming to a nation specific condemnation of the suggestion coming from the white house about what should happen in gaza. that was absent. but obviously we heard very clearly that the reference to the 2 state solution and the need for palestinians to rebuild the hugs. and the on the u. k. even in germa