but how far will that vent hooton's power conflict zone next, on d, w. m l o. down tech ah, noise activists in action. they're always on the lookout for ideas to fight noise pollution and the illness it causes even an owl named otto. that silence. last, how every day life can be quieter. oh, in 60 minutes on d w. oh, hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa is you to defeat issues and share ideas with, you know, or just shut down. we are not afraid to catherine delicate topic because population is growing fast. and young people clearly have the solution. the future films, you has 77 percent every weekend on d w the conflict in ukraine is only one of the was vladimir putin is fighting at home. he's cracked down viciously on descent to the opposition. hooton's chief target in russia has been this man. i like say the bound me now in jail with his anti corruption foundation band.

you see hooton falling from power, you see russia stabilizing after that?ome people think it will be more unstable after prudent. what do you think? how does this story end? >> i'm a sort of scenario analyzer. i don't have one pending scenario, there three scenarios icy in how this could end? there's the good scenario which i would put a low probability scenario, 15% and that is that ukraine defeats russia military ali, we supply enough to comment, military equipment they are fighting for their homeland and fighting better than the russians, the russians are inefficient, corrupt and demoralized and they win and they decisively win and drive russia out of ukraine. it is a low probability scenario but if that were to happen it is my opinion the russian people would no longer allow vladimir couldn't be in charge. how he get changed from that is anyone's guess. there could be a palace coup and you end up with some other kgb general doing the same thing or it could be a massive violent uprising in which case i can imagine a scenario where someone like alexei nov

and to the conflict on the contract in ukraine is only one of the was vladimir putin is fighting hooton's. chief target in russia has been alex and me my guess this week, your next island london is one of the valleys associates, email, a shortcut. the group is made me and sharing thousands of officials supporting more in ukraine for how far will that dent hooton's power conflict zone in 60 minutes on d. w. ah, rearing to read. ah, everyone who loves books has to go insane. a. d. w literature list 100 german must reads for today's episode after you megs a, we visit the vibrant and ever evolving friends making santa inter hannah's big. we know as artist proved studio this studio was established in 1991 as a pioneer in community center.

. 0r occupy parts of crimea, sacred to hooton.of crimea, sacred to hooton. 0r1991 borders were ukraine became independent after the breakup of the soviet union. it's going to be a lot of two and throw on that and there is going to be some compromise. there is a question that hundreds of billions of dollars in damage to ukraine's infrastructure and the question is who is going to pick up the bill? putin would expect the westwood or ukraine as a failed state because ukrainians do not have funds. let me remind you that over $300 billion of russian sovereign wealth fund have beans frozen in western bank accounts because there is no clear precedent for not only freezing but then using them to, you know, to rebuild a country, to confiscated from the account that was frozen from. it's going to have to be a new precedent for that. it's going to take time but i don't think ukrainians will consider any peace agreement fair and just unless it is the perpetrator who picks up the spill. perpetrator who picks up the s - ill. perpetrator who pic

many russian deserters in georgia, it's better to live in uncertainty than risk being drawn into hooton's war. unlike baltic countries and finland, georgia hassle closed its borders to russians. many georgians take a skeptical view of this. what if putin, supporters or even spies are entering the country unchecked? the ukrainian suffering is rekindling memories of the russian georgian war. 20 percent of the countries occupied by russia. it's the young people who see closer ties with the west and fear that georgia could again, full victim to russian imperialist plans. a big change in the amount of a rush, all the hospital, his id, really. and i was like sometimes with having babe was so rude, this only one. and so that so ross shays or coupons an says the psalms thing like terrorists argus in ukraine is the same in georgia. the same or national media is been you more. of course, i appreciate that i am a guest here, but i'm and that my country is also guilty because of its actions against georgia lynette. i understand that this could be a trigger for some georgians, and that they might be s

it's better to live in uncertainty than risk being drawn into hooton's war. unlike baltic countries and finland, georgia hassle closed its borders to russians. many georgians take a skeptical view of this. what if putin, supporters or even spies are entering the country unchecked? the ukrainian suffering is rekindling memories of the russian georgian war. 20 percent of the countries occupied by russia. it's the young people who seek closer ties with the west and fear that georgia could again fall victim to russian imperialist plans. she's such a big change in the amount of people here. rush all personally from all over the name is lilian with like sometimes filed with having babies to a part of georgia. i. the only pin on your agenda is toys. dispute is 1st full when day coming to communicate with you. talk with you the starting talk you too, in the russian bro, it's a georgia we can pick anguish, right? he saw respect was so rude. there's only one so that so our shays or coupons and says something like, terrorist in ukraine is the same in georgia. the same n

this is new piece by ukrainian military victory rather than some kind of deal that it saves them hooton's face that allows russia to hold on to bits of ukraine territory. there's definitely very little appetite for that. and you saw people who have some kind of taking selfish with military people asking for autographs. you're wishing them luck with their fight against the russians in other parts on the ukraine. so they were very difficult. now for avalon events key to offer up some kind of with russia that might be a maple in western europe. and america, happy by ending the conflict in ari, but definitely that wouldn't go down well here in ukraine. and now apparently evidence of war crimes is yet again, emerging this time and kind of san given what we've seen in other places like horrible char, assuming where does that leave hopes for a lasting peace oversee these things are going to poison these kind of abuses. we saw butcher, we saw that elsewhere, are going to poison relationship in ukraine and russia in the long run as concerns got. so it's a bit early now. normally it's in the experi

the moscow city counselor could face up to a decade in prison or denouncing president vladimir hooton's invasion of ukraine. his prosecution comes amid an unprecedented crackdown on descent in russia. you the european space agency has selected it's 1st astronaut with a physical disability. the former british paralympic sprinter, john mcfall, lost his leg in a motorcycle accident to have to fix trainee. astronauts are women, as well as those recruitment dr. ames to bring diversity to space travel maybe to present or really affect and the statue of a controversial german colonial officer has been taken down in the media capital. fer pressure from activists in 893 correspond francois commanded a brutal operation in which some 80 people were killed. what was then known as german south, west africa? he country was a german colony between 18841915. ah . well, before the ball even got rolling, for germany's world cup opener against japan, a team had a message for fifo. german players covered their mouths during a team photo just ahead of kickoff. it was a response to the 1st threat of sanction

he's cracked down viciously on descent and opposition. hooton's chief target in russia has been this man. i like say in the valley now in jail with his anti corruption foundation band and labeled extremists, they're calling on russians to do whatever they can to stop the war and ukraine. but what about the dangers in taking on the spate? my guest this week in exile in london is one of the boundaries associates like email i sure coff, organized a position in russia that can dissipate an electron that can come launch campaign they can do organized. must parker. it's really not possible at this point for now. the group is naming and shaming thousands of officials for supporting the war in ukraine. but how far will that vent putin's power and why, despite so many common goals, are russian opposition groups still fighting amongst themselves? a ready may i show of welcome to conflict zone is with you at the beginning of this month associate to the left side of van, the code for what they put it as a part is an underground in russia to resist the war in ukraine. your organization is band, i

k prime minister himself vowing to quote, call out hooton's regime. this g 20 summit will not be business. as usual. we will call out pollutants regime and lead bear their utter contempt for the kind of international cooperation and respect for sovereignty. forums like the g 20 represent we spoke earlier to quin goes to a senior fellow at the panel institution who said that western countries focus only on their own agenda. turning a blind died at g twenty's primary objective of solving global issues. i think that's the wrong message member. the g 20 g is not include the weapons ation yet they have a problem with brush over your friends, but that they are problem not a problem. india, not the problem. china, not the problem of the global. so you know, as india for a melissa that, that when there's a little problem with their google chrome, like who shot it and any issues that's not the problem. so that's not okay. that's not bad. i think this is the moment for them to realize this world is not, you know, like the hot, which he was dominated by the know

you can do something to be done like hooton's. ok, you're saying guns off is nobody. nobody den that nobody to nobody them almost perfect. somebody that nobody there dumping then you okay. nobody to then you should from a know how to say goodbye. yeah. no escalator. no, i'll never think i will have to stay here forever. this is a good idea. i would love people. i do. all right. not fun. i know. before the pandemic, the old town was often very overcrowded. a relaxing stroll through here was basically impossible. although tourists have returned to us here, it hasn't gotten out of control. there are about half as many as before the crisis, christiane tells me our 1st stop is the old town square and friend of the old town hall. a ticket for the tower costs $250.00 check crowns. yeah, prague is part of the you, but not the euro zone. that's about 10 euro. at 41 meters, you have the city at your feet. with y as prog and called the golden city. i think in the time that they started to use it, prague was one of the capitals of seats, place of the holy roman empire for the emp

k. prime minister, himself bowing to quote, call out hooton's regime. this g 20 summit will not be business. as usual. we will call out pollutants regime and laid bare there, utter contempt for the kind of international cooperation and respect for sovereignty. forums like the g 20 represent can knows who i political analysts and senior fellow at the pan gall institution says that western countries focus only on their own agenda. turning a blind eye to the g 20th primary objective of resolving global issues. i think that's a long message member, the g 20 g that is not include the weapons nation, yet they have a problem with brush over your friend, but that they are problem not a problem. india not the problem. china, not the problem of the global. so, you know, as india for that, that when there is a problem with the europe, you know, as a global problem when they're google chrome, like who shot it. and i mean, that use that's not the problem. so that's not okay. that's not gonna be a battle. i think this is the moment for them to realize this world is n

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days ago put him pulled out while that decision will be welcomed by some g 20 member countries. hooton's one ukraine will still dominate the summit. would he or wouldn't he is in the end rush is president decided he wouldn't as he pulled out of attending the g. 20 summit in person from a blow to indonesia, president yoko widow who had even traveled to moscow to personally invite vladimir putin. but many western members of the g 20 will be relieved. they won't have to meet putin face to face some have questioned rushes, membership, following its invasion of ukraine. an invasion that created a deep geopolitical divide. that divide means that even if putin isn't on the indonesian island of bali this week, his war will still overshadow events. it's already caused turmoil across the world, including a food crisis, after grain prices, sword as a result of the war. a deal to allow grain exports from ukraine was agreed with russia in the summer. but at the end of october, putin suspended it, although co operation began a few days later, the russian president may refuse to extend the deal when th

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joe biden earlier referred to rising food prices as hooton's price hike. however, costs were surging, even before the war. a ruptured in february with inflation beginning to rise almost immediately after biden took office a year earlier. many americans are unhappy with the unpleasant thanksgiving surprise, while one farm owner said she was embarrassed to tell people the latest turkey prices. i have a very good credit. i'm thinking maybe it's not enough those 10 years ago. i tell people some people retire very early, you know, what would be inflation tried to turn. he said very high. i don't know how much because my daughter bought it hello time ago, but they're high for the prices. and i even the plot with the prices of the turkey, so as for cold, i'm in dallas to tell people that there's no way around it. well, a lot of people hear the price and even though their customers for many years, they say i can't play that, that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here. at the to

an invitation to an increasingly insecure world. haunted by the shadow of nuclear proliferation hooton's fro autocrats are watching and they could well conclude that getting nuclear weapons would give them a hunting license of their own. and that could drive a dangerous spiral on of nuclear proliferation. we got the thoughts of former us marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter, who sees america is trying to pin the blame for its own problems anywhere and everywhere except at home. i couldn't think of a more absurd statement. it wasn't. russia withdrew from the anti ballistic missile treaty. it wasn't russia that withdrew from the intermediate nuclear forces trade. it's not russia that's actively violating the new start treaty. it's not russia the promulgated a nuclear posture, which allows for preemptive use of nuclear weapons and non nuclear situations. it's not russia that's threatening to field a new generation of nuclear weapons into europe that threatens you 8 moscow within 5 to 7 minutes. so, you know, from launch, it's the united states, it's fueling. this is lloyd austin

early the early months of the conflict when this finds manage to pen a mutually acceptable treaty. hooton's press secretary said kiev backs out an expectedly most likely under washington's instructions. president lensky issue to the decree in late september, making it impossible for him to negotiate with putin for the washington post article, say the us officials believe t f is trying to gain a stronger military foot whole before when so when it may be forced to negotiate executive, vice president of the eurasia center listen saves the longer care drugs at the feet . the more difficult the situation could become. i think there's a lot of concern on the open checkbook on the flow and then mismanagement and the on accountability of where weapons and, and the resources going. and if you look at europe, you've got which go very little reporting in the western media. we've got demonstrations in the hundreds of 1000 against the war, anti nato demonstrations against the economic condition. we scuttled the negotiations on on bull that could, it could have ended this and, and even before this. but i

joe biden earlier referred to rising food prices as hooton's price hight. however, costs were surging, even before the war. a rock did back in february with inflation beginning to rise almost immediately after biden took off as your earlier. many americans aren't happy with the unpleasant thanksgiving surprise, while one farm owner said she was embarrassed to tell people the latest turkey prices. you know, i have a very good picture now. i'm thinking maybe it's not enough. oh yeah. i was 10 years ago. i tell people some people retire early, you know, it would be inflation tried to turn. he said very high. i don't know how much good my daughter bought hello time ago, but they're high school, the prices. i even the plot with the prices of the turkey astronomy. nicole, i'm in dallas to tell people, but there's no way around it. well, a lot of people hear the price and even though their customers for many years, they say, i can't claim that the u. s. has sanctioned 3 iranian security officials for tackling protest in the countries. kurdish majority areas, somet

thank you. hundreds of thousands of russians have left their country, fling hooton's partial mobilization, summer, leaving for other reasons. in conjunction with the germans contrast from the r b b network, d, w, spoke to a dr. mohir dmitri eva. she was loyal to the regime, having spent years working in clinics at the russian defense and interior ministries and secret service. but 2 weeks ago, she decided to flee and apply for asylum in france. we meet maria on the coat to door in the south of france, just a few years ago. this region was among the favorite places for rich russians to go on holiday and buy houses, but the war changed everything. maria dmitri eva is a doctor. she travel to paris fire algeria with only one goal in mind to apply for asylum. she spent years working in clinics of russian ministries, most recently the f. s. b, the domestic secret service. there was her share. so yours is also good. the, the yours, you spent like your live or your beast, years on your education, on your profession. but your government does not even think about the paypal roles they are thinking

rather more defensive lines on the other side of the river, which really gives us a sense that from hooton's point of view, he's no longer really trying for any kind of substantial offensive operations. he's just digging in not so much trying to win, but trying to avoid losing that to however much are you know, who rick war monger, he has proven in this war. he's also demonstrated that he can be rational. it takes him some time to get use the idea of the fee, but whether it was his initial drive on q, or now the withdrawal can house on, he clearly can get his head round it. and then this is one of the concerns it if given time, he can get used to the idea that this war is being lost. he may be willing to negotiate. and i think this is putting strategy he's digging in for the long term. he's preparing his mobilize reserve is he's preparing it defensive lines because he really wants to be able to say to the west specially come spring. so you say you've had one hard winter, how many more hot winters you willing to go through? are you willing to, to spend billions of euros dollars in pounds in p

and now that we have put now that we pushed our hooton's button and he reacted to it. it, it. now we don't have a plan on hub to the west and europe doesn't have a plan. and as, as karen's points out, and i think that you, you just don't go into a conflict or lesson until you know where, what the end game is going to be. and yet we repeatedly violated that in any way. hold that up there. we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real news. stay with our tea. ah, look forward to talking to you. oh, that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're such orders that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about official intelligence. and the point obviously is too late trust or rather than fear. like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence, real, somebody with obama protect its own existence with o. welcome at the cross stock. were all things considered? i'm peter lavelle. this is the home addition to remind you. we'

and hooton's gave help in the war and terror, particularly an afghan, a stay where russia still had assets after the soviet presence there. and of course, well, i've been to syria twice. i was last year and there you see that the russians have help fight ice is there while it's the u. s. in the west, which is help them in time. right. so that's the irony of these types of resolutions, but they're dangerous resolutions because what it means is that it's going to cut russia off from the west on a, on a fairly permanent level, but on a long term basis. and i just don't think that's good for anybody you have just returned from don bass. if you would give us a, a sense of your experience that what's, what's happening on the ground there right now? well, we spent most of the time, internet city and. 1 what i was impressed with, i mean honestly, is the normal see in the city, you know, traffic, people going to work, people go into restaurants, people go shopping. and i was told that actually that type of vibrancy really started happening after the referendum in september. the people feel a little

and now that we have put now that we pushed out hooton's button and he reacted to it. it now we don't have a plan on how to the west and europe doesn't have a plan. and as, as karen's points out, and i think that you, you just don't go into a conflict or lesson until you know where, what the end game is going to be. and yet we repeatedly violated that, in a way, hold that up there. we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real new stay with our tea. ah, a wrong one. i just don't want you to see how you see an engagement with the trail when suddenly find themselves world support. we choose to look so common ground. oh, welcome at the cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. this is the home edition to remind you were discussing some real news. ah. ok. let's go back to karen. karen, you know, i guess one of the things, it's very frustrating me. you're a veteran of the armed forces, an air force. and when i look at the rhetoric of, you know, unprovoked attack ok out of the blue and, you kn

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and now that we have put now that we pushed hooton's button and he reacted to it. it now we don't have a plan on how to the west and europe doesn't have a plan. and as, as karen's points out, and i think that you, you just don't go into a conflict lesson until you know where, what the end game is going to be. and yet we repeatedly violated that, in a way, hold that out there. we're going to go to a short break, and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real new stay with our tea. ah, ah, my name is frank with philadelphia got in the movement in age, 13 or 14. we were violent towards those people because we believe that word is raised. we were here 1st and this is our country being part of that movement. i got no sense of power. when i felt powerless, we got attention when i felt invisible and accepted when i felt on level life after, hey, is an organization that was founded by for a skinhead neo nazi white supremacist in the u. s. in canada. and they found each other and they knew that they wanted to help other guys get out is 2 parts to get

joe biden earlier referred to rising food prices as hooton's price hype. however, costs were surging, even before the war. iraq did back in february with inflation beginning to rise almost immediately after bite and took office a year earlier. many americans are unhappy with the unpleasant thanksgiving surprise, while one farm owner said she was embarrassed to tell people the latest turkey prices. have a very good credit. i'm thinking maybe it's not enough. it was 10 years ago. i tell people some people want to retire very early to get you know, what would be inflation, the thrive, the charges are very high. i don't know how much because my daughter bought it hello time ago, but they're high. well, the prices are even the plot with the prices of a cold. i'm in dallas to tell people, but there's no way around it. well, a lot of people hear the price and even though their customers for many years, they say i can pay that, ann cherokees may not be the only ones receiving a thanksgiving pardon this year. you on last cause promised to extend a general amnesty f

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