that is welcome news professor geraldine thomas. thank you so much for taking the time to join me on the day. thank you very much. now that was the day as ever the conversation continues online. you will find us on twitter at t w news. for now, i'm going to leave you with the keys class symphony orchestra, who's performance on might and square today included beethoven's joy, the anthem of european union. thanks so much for joining. i'm claire richardson in berlin. really appreciate you taking the time. oh, a with with into the conflict. so with sebastian has nato accepted that ukraine will fall, or could it still see a moral imperative to intervene directly in combat? my guest is weak from washington to come to spell from allah. a foreign security expert in the brookings institution and a freshman from germany and friends with landtech relation conflict zone on d, w. m, the war and the world economy. where all the sanctions lighting how we still impacting energy prices, supply problems, resource shortages, is the next economic crisi

that is welcome news professor geraldine thomas. thank you so much for taking the time to join me on the day. thank you very much. now that was the day as ever the conversation continues online. you will find us on twitter at t w news. for now, i'm going to leave you with the keys class symphony orchestra, whose performance on might on square today included beethoven's to joy, the anthem of european union. thanks so much for joining. i'm claire richardson in berlin. really appreciate you taking the time. oh, a ah. ah, with with to the point, strong opinion, clear positions, international perspectives. i thought is more rage is all as a terrifying question hang over eastern europe. really stop in ukraine or we risk a confrontation with nice hope. so and another special addition of to the point we ask proteins, war is he really threatening eastern europe to the point with the war and the world economy. where all the solutions lighting how is the role in energy prices? supply problems, resource shortages is the next economic crisis are

like to bring in the professor geraldine thomas, a director of the turn noble tissue bank, a research project that looks into radiation induced tumors, professor, so thank you so much for your time. let me 1st get your insights in terms of what happened in turnover earlier today. earlier today i'm from what i understand is there was a been a power outage. it's nothing that we should really be concerned about that will be diesel generators on site as well. but also you have to remember that channel has been shot since 2000. and the last on the was i was active, was round about 2000. so the fuel has been sitting in the fuel homes for very long while cooling down actually at about 5 is even if the water drains away this efficient as you keep that for fuel. cool. so there shouldn't be any problem to toll a professor help us understand. why is it problematic that a nuclear side is cut off from power? well, it depends on what the situation is at this particular point in time with gentle with it being inactive, being the fuel fuel rods, having cooled down for over a period of at 20 is that's

that is welcome news professor geraldine thomas. thank you so much for taking the time to join me on the day. thank you very much. now that was the day i ever the conversation continues online. you will find us on twitter at t w news. for now, i'm going to leave you with the keys class symphony orchestra, whose performance on might on square today included beethoven's joy, the anthem of european union. thanks so much for joining. i'm clear. richardson in berlin really appreciate you taking the time. oh, a with conflict. with sebastian has nato accepted that ukraine will fall, or could it still see a moral imperative to intervene directly in combat? my guest is weak from washington. it comes to spend a foreign and security expert in the brookings institution from a freshman from germany and from google and think relation. conflict zone. next, do dw blue, the youngest victims a around half of ukrainian refugees on children escaping the constant danger. they had to say good bye and the trauma will stay focused on europe. in 60 minutes,

it would only be to the local area. professor geraldine thomas, director of the turnover tissue bank. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. we greatly appreciate it. thank you very much. the u. s. has rejected a plan by the polish government to transfer fighter jets to the united states ramstein air base. to then be sent to ukraine, pentagon press secretary, john kirby, caught the idea untenable us vice president. commonly, harris is headed to poland to show support for the country, as it takes in the bulk of ukrainian refugees. but the diplomatic growl over the war plains but overshadow, revisit the main disagreement is over where the jets would be sent from. the us initially floated the idea early of this month of gifting, poland, a number of f sixteens, if poland were to send its soviet era, make 20 nines to the ukrainian air force, but poland will quarterly did not want the jets to leave from ukraine. rather, it wanted it to from, within its borders rather for fear of russian retaliation. but we'd like to turn out to lieutenant general ben hodges. he's a retired