he is putting a n t o mathias. what's the latest word on what's happening now in boston? it's very difficult to assess the situation. um uh, many sources the ukrainian side, but also some of the international observes confirmed that fighting is still going on, but it's a quarter. the question is where exactly it seems to be really on the fringes. and at the moment, it's unclear whether these heights are still on city territory, or whether they're really already on the edge outside of the cities. suggest to the board is ukraine has been controlling just a tiny bit of baltimore lately. and that's the bit that we have been talking about mostly in the past few days since pretty goes and has said that, um um and uh, some footage suggests that they've really moved on to the edge of the city whether they are having positions there or whether they use with just mobile groups that were able to go there and then had been driven back. all that is very difficult to assess at the moment, but we're not talking about, you know, a fight for the control spot from what we're just fighting.

thank you very much. shar corresponding mathias spelling a n t. to take a look at some other stories making headlines today. german police are investigating the suspected poisoning of 2 russian journalist who attended a conference here in berlin. the women were treated at the cities, charlie tay hospital. they were in the german capital for an event organized by franklin critic retail on a call to keep the cause of their symptoms is still unconfirmed. the driver of a truck, the crash near the white house, has been detained. u. s. secret service say that while the truck did not contain anything dangerous, the collision may have been intentional. the vehicles struck security barriers on public park next to the white house grounds on monday. no police in the south american country of deanna say that a deadly fire of the school dormitory may have been started intentionally. the blaze broke out on sunday nights at the government boarding school for girls that serves remote mostly indigenous villages. 19 students were killed in the fire, and 2 girls rem

mathias: i am not going to put a number on it.and downside risks and uncertainty right now, our focus collectively should be on removing issues, solving problems. there is just no need for a self-inflicted problem that comes on top of all the other issues that we are already facing. stephen: what needs to be done further from policymakers to contain as many contagion or other risk to the banking system following the collapse of svb and other banks, and credit suisse? mathias: we believe the global financial system remains resilient, and it is much better regulated and supervised than what it was in the lead up to the global financial crisis. the failures we have seen our specific management and governance failures. there are some supervisory implications and issues for regulators to reflect on. the immediate response was swift and effective, well coordinated and certainly helped avoid further contagion and we now have the space to very carefully consider what policy they ought to be. clearly, there is an impact in terms of confide

i put that question to or corresponding to interior mathias building? our yeah, i've also just talked to susan, excuse folks posted to clarify on this, this book's post. and he says that uh, as an ascii was referring to the lecture, part of the question. there was the question is, uh ukraine still in control of buff mood. and then wagner claims that they had conquered the whole of the town. and he says this, i don't think so. this short sentence refers to the 2nd part that's may be part of the confusion. however, let's just be clear. what we're talking about. the ukraine being in control of the cities is nothing near the reality. ukraine was in control lately of only a very, very small part, just a few roads inside the city. and the ukrainian chief of the general stuff has said that the fighting was what's due. it was still continuing. so the question is, is uh wagner. what are the russians in full control of all of the cities territory, or is there literally pod left where that's either under ukrainian control or web back? those are still going on on t

i put that question to our corresponded mathias building uh in cuba. yeah, i've also just talk shoes and ask you spoke supposed to clarify on this, this book's post and he says that it isn't as he was referring to the lecture. part of the question, there was, the question is, uh ukraine still in control of buff moved, and then wagner claims that they had conquered the whole of the town. and he says this, i don't think so. this short sentence refers to the 2nd part that's may be part of the confusion. however, let's just be clear. what we are talking about. the ukraine being in control of the city is, is nothing near the reality. ukraine was in control lately of only a very, very small part, just a few roads inside the city. and the ukrainian chief of the general staff has said that the fighting was what stood was still continuing. so the question is, is, uh wagner. what are the russians in full control of all of the cities territory always there literally pod left where that's either under ukrainian control or web back. those are still going on. uh tha

i can now attempt to add the deputy correspondent mathias building. i was in the training and capital cave at my tastes. good to see you. and wagner progression has built a reputation for bold and open and verifiable statements. do we know why? and if he is actually leaving back from what we heard from the ukrainian side that some positions on the outskirts of fucking wood in these. but in some of these positions that wagner most and it is helping to replace the regular russian troops. ukraine is also saying that most of the city, especially, especially the in a part of the city, is still controlled by wagner. but it looks as if some shifting is happening there . and the reason is probably that the wagner troops depleted off to all these months of war. i mean, wagner has really fought without regard to human life. they have a sense, so just for what and full with and for with them and last many. so which is uh, they have many most memories and that's most likely they are in the need to regroup, and to a yeah, a review of the that the, they're all rank

earlier i asked our correspond, mathias building or in keep what we should make of the lensky statement. the yeah, you have side that you can use those as us to on the temperature of the city and that fights us through going on off to the confusion earlier today where he has kind of responded a little bit misleadingly on a on, on a question um so yeah, he says what the ukrainian army, the military, the general stuff, etc. they have said since yesterday that the fights are still going on. but just to get to clear the picture clear this is we're talking about a very, very little age. so fucking with that ukraine was still controlling uh, in the last few days. um so uh, the most part, most part of the city is under russian control. we don't know where the lines are advancing, where exactly these fights are taking place of what the ukrainians are saying is accurate. but we're not talking about the ukraine being in any kind of control over the city. were just talking about ukraine not being uh, pushed out to proceed to completely. and it seemed from ukraine from the capital key. what is the

or for more and is our correspondent to spinning our joins us now from cave mathias zaleski was again asked to clarify whether russia is now in control of boston. but what do you make of his statement? yeah, he has signed the ukrainian soldiers also on the temperature of the city and that's why it's still going on off to the confusion earlier today where he has kind of responded a little bit misleading the on a on on a question. um, so yeah, he says what the ukrainian army, the military, the general stuff, etc. they have said since yesterday that the fights are still going on. but just to get to clear the picture clear this is we're talking about a very, very little age. so fucking with that ukraine was still controlling uh, in the last few days. um, so uh, the most part, most part of the city is under russian control. we don't know where the lines are advancing, where exactly these sites are all taking place as well. what's the ukrainians are saying is accurate, but we're not talking about the ukraine being in any kind of control over the city . were just talking about ukraine not be

that was dw correspondent montez putting on with that update for us from kids mathias. thank you. all right, let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making use around the world. sedans, army and paramilitary r s as have agreed to a 7 day ceasefire. the united states and saudi arabia said in a joint statement that the truth would take effect on monday. both sides have previously announced these fires, but then violated them. the fighting between sedans, warring factions, has plunged the country into accounts. tensions are high in the democratic republic of congo after security forces, fire tear gas to the anti government protesters and clash with them on the streets of contrast. the demonstrators are angry over the rising cost of living and a legit irregularities in voter registration. had of elections due later this year, a helicopter has crashed in northern italy as authorities, a struggle to deal with the worst flooding in this century. only one of the crew inspecting damage power lines was injured. the flaws have caused billions of euro's worth of destruction.

richard said mathias billing or in queue if you've ever used corresponded in ukraine. thanks so much and among ukraine's neighbors, the war is weighing particularly hard on hold over where the president has called a rally in support of the countries desire to join the european union. although has faced rising pressure from moscow since rushes full scale invasion of ukraine, the government of president my ascend do and most of its citizens want closer ties to the you around the ukrainian border is trans nice to you, a break away region that has hosted russian troops for decades. today's demonstration is expected to draw tens of thousands of people. and we are joined now by drink journalist diana copa and the mold of and capital case. you know, can you tell us what are the protesters demanding the national, the call 0 being low. dubai is the knob and we see that there are none. that moment has to be in the european union. the presidents of our country, my assigned to at least one of the main assembly, is to show that we are here at the top 3. once he was present, the pre

the also is also the biggest concern to of a condo chrome mathias schmidt. but he's only worried about whether or not he's thursday, have a caught at this good enough to drink the, letting me down to the team. do i say that way, whether it'll be video game show in north or is this gas commodity? no down to bounce, that the government should spend more money buying land to make most space for water base in seattle. yet that i know, but i think the one thing is to should to use this was a needs will drastically increase used for new fields and has already or ceiling 600000 new avocado trees. no less amenities believes the blue is just getting started to get and you know, if the incentive was it is a 30 percent increase in demand and you're willing to go up to 30 percent of the year off to year. he doesn't sell. so, i mean, i see a now we're waiting for china, they're just beginning to discover advert condos. and they're still eating them on right. because that's why we have financing advertising campaigns to show the chinese house wait them, potentially a grea

welcome mathias. i'm one of the best players in the world. how was this still happening to someone like him? yeah, particularly of in easiest junior, around moderate superstar. and yeah, one of the best players in the world. but unfortunately, it's not about that. there's a deeply rooted problem, devices and problem, particularly in the italian league, and now also more and more in the spanish sleep. but this time it's actually around my trip to have lunch to hate crime complained with the prosecutor. so for a for once. now the actually taking some serious action because this is not the 1st time this happened, then it's happened to be nice. it was junior or before, but it appears always. there is a topic for one day for 2 days for 3 days. and then people just move on, and in this case when you switch to new or you got so upset, you got the red card right at the end of the game. and then he himself said one stand started it. and then everybody joined in to the monkey chance, which is terrible to see how easily that carries on and how the fence

matthew, yes. building are who is standing by for us in keith mathias. great to see you. so yet more attacks on ukraine. what's the latest you can tell us. yeah, we woke up again this night to explosions. it was around 5 in the morning. um uh, defense. clearly working they have a very distinct sound from, for example, uh hits and um, uh then uh, later we found out that all of the rockets flying on to keep, were intercepted unlike the one in odessa that hit uh, and uh, that killed at least one person um we uh see these attacks quite frequently now we uh, it's the night time within this month. the nice time within may always at night. so, but uh the defense is really, really doing its job here. and most of these, besides company intercepted all of them besides flying onto the keys, i usually intercepted that's a clear improvement to what we've seen just off a year ago. wind rush, if i had these garages at energy infrastructure, where also lots of themselves were shut down, but the number uh, made it to the uh, targets um, so the delivery of these systems, the patriots, the

as the correspondent mathias splitting it in. keith can tell us more welcome to tennis, and what are you hearing about this, this latest attack and today for yeah, people here perceive this as a, a part of a puts on. russia has showed hospitals from time to time, and also civilian buildings like residential buildings, etc. this or adds to the impression here that russia is really trying to intimidate and to scare the civilian populate population in the. consequently, the anger about this attack is quite big here. people called russia a terrorist states and see this as a deliberate crime against a or rules of war or fat. it would not be the 1st one. so the reactions are pretty unanimous here on that right. and this being another way of attacks across the country, how will you trains air defense systems holding on? so it's not a coincidence that this attack on this hospital, it's happened in the pro, which is relatively close to the front line these, these cities that are near the, the, the, the lines are frequently targeted by sev

definitely corresponding mathias building. it is covering the story for us from keith. i asked him earlier a fact as forces are indeed leaving blackboard. and if so, how this will change the situation. yeah, we've heard from the ukranian side that they have observed that shifting in positions and that some and some positions on the outskirts that the regular army has replaced. so wagner, but we don't know, of course, on what scale the, the environment groups seem to be still in the city send us. so this is happening and it's most likely happening because the voc ma'am, is really depleted to it's been a fight for many months and we know the wagner talk takes place in regard with this . so which is live they've been sending. so just to forward positions to attack and even if for the chances of survival with a very slow so it's quite likely that they need to now retract they need to retrain . they need to recruit new soldiers and they need to a, a really quick uh that. yeah. and um, uh, whether this would change anything on the ground is of course, but another question um

. >> mathias, you sound slightly positive mathias heim, thank you. >> thank you. >>> the california andinancial regulator failed to address the silicon valley bank problems before march. the head of the state regulator said they did not resolve the problems this comes as the fed admitted poor oversight contributed to silicon valley bank's failure. janet yellen says they are in a better position to protect comm customers. >> is raising the debt ceiling and making clear that congress stands behind the basic principle that america pays its bills. >>> we have french comments from the german regulator the global financial system is stable it is unclear if this difficult phase is behind us, but the global financial system is sable. bafin is dealing with a number of small institutes closely and we see no systemic risk. there are no reasons for a liquidity crisis at germany institutions interesting comments there suggesting that fundamentally, the german banking system is stable it doesn't rule out issues down the line i want to point out we will hear from bafin president mark branson at 12:00

how important are these trips mathias? and in particular, this visit to the g. 7 summit in japan of the just heard rich it summing up all of the commitments that he has got more of the talks that he has have. of course, during the 1st time it was not safe for him to travel at all. it was important that he stayed symbolically important, but also considering lines of communication though, is the security situation allows for his he's catching up on a lot of trouble. and what we've seen in the past few weeks during the past few trips throughout europe, etc. is that really a that his, his trips really paid off. he got a lot of commitments in person during these visits that he wasn't able to secure before. it's of course, speculation whether you would have still have them if he hadn't be able to travel. but it's certainly part of his job to secure all of this age. and this trip seems to be quite fruitful in that sense to have a correspondence. but he is putting our reporting from tier of much he has. thank you so much. well, am

i asked our correspond mathias bidding in cave. what we should make of pre collisions claims. it's all just say, you know, at the moment what the situation is. but this we're really talking about a few streets that were left on the ukrainian control yesterday. um, onto uh recently um its speeds precisely these streets where the ukrainian military says that fights are still going on. um that uh they would put up resistance but that the situation was critical. so um, it's very hard to say, uh, what's the, uh, what's the exact situation on the ground, but it's not unlikely that uh, by the end of the day or this weekend. what wagner will have full control over the city if they don't have it yet? it's also possible, of course, that the credit is come, hold on for the. this could be a fights that to keep the russians in check in order to retreat, or it could be an attempt to keep them there. so it's hard to say, but it's clear that a wagner has really advanced until a very, very small batch of visits. and what's the significance if it does take all of back them, does it change the s

that was dw correspondence, mathias spinning our reporting from kids. well, the voters in greece are heading to the polls to elect a new government. they're most worried about the bread and butter economic issues, resulting in europe's highest national debt. but as the w corresponding jack power reports, people also have many other serious concerns. unsurprisingly, trade is here at this very small kitchen, central athens, but the most weight for that voting grease is upcoming elections on the economy. the price is when up the cost of transportation when up uh, shipping, when uh uh, the costs of the plastic box that weigh pack, our phase went up. so the entire cost went up from like 15 to 30 percent. gary says he still tries to keep his price is low for customers, but also the praises the current government for supporting fish tre. dislike him to digitalized their industry, the to lead policies of the central rights, new democracy under prime minister carry eco submits, attack is on the left wing 3 is a party of his previous that's a alexis say process.

formal training but has received endorsement from the district police unique but security analyst mathias. i think it just question that given ripples uh, sophisticated ripples. so are the ways that bill with what nice and it well we are the i that these look people who are the will treat to handle this way. pose looked at 10 points to a warning patio, where the militia, how become a trait to gain tie society. if we take the case of stops it done, they did it wimberly. she is. this way. this was a group that was sponsored by this it that needs government defied. uh, the block that for you is that definitely rigid. and what has happened now this, this group has become image. it does have done gun, as military has been conducting, created to counter it posts, estimates valdez, and what docs are open about the prolongs to use your response to the perceived threats i found was time goes on. if we have something like weapons, we will know what to do with them with. and the other thing was that the state must provide social services and be generally present in the community. otherwise, the trip

rocket and from the top on the didn't the proof petrov screen just as the corresponding to in k as mathias, but again, tell me more. yeah, people here perceive this as a, a part of a pet on russia has showed hospitals from time to time and also civilian buildings like residential buildings, etc. this or adds to the impression here, the dresser is really trying to intimidate and to scare the civilian police population. yeah. and uh, uh, consequently, the anger about this attack is quite big here. people called russia a terrorist states and see this as a deliberate crime against the or rules of war or fat. it would not be the 1st one. so the reactions are pretty unanimous here on that. right. and that's been another wave of tex across the country. i will ukraine's ad defend systems holding on. so it's not a coincidence that this attack on this hospital happened in the pro, which is relatively close to the front line. these, these cities that are near the, the, the, the lines are frequently targeted by several types of rockets that cannot be intercepted easily by ad defend systems. the bigges

each time or and joining me now for more on the champions league is my ts, a book from dw sports mathias good to see you now. for now. sounds like a massive win, but you know, re, i'll just as an annual club is it really was the game really totally one sided? yeah, that's right. i mean for the neutral to support or it was a little bit disappointing because it wasn't really one sided a fair. and as you mentioned before, the cup holders man velma dredge, you would assume that would be a real context for manchester city yesterday. they just were in from the start manchester city showed we want to win the champions league this year and they are the big favorite. they have a lot of money from their investors. and they showed right from the start that they're the dominant team. the home record is immaculate this year. and it was to know a very all the in the game. it was formerly in the end, this task striker alcohol and didn't even have to score it could have been 5 or 6. it was really that one sided. and we have to just remember last year the champions league semi final was a decent, very ga

but for residents here i off the w correspondent, mathias building on who is in keys for more on these laced attacks. yeah, i know the night when we woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of a defend smell, it depends, it is, can be pretty loud depending on where in the city you are. and it's of course, always a bit, a disorienting moment when you wake up from explosions. but as a defense has worked here in keith pretty well, there have been no direct hit spite these rockets that were fired on the capital overall in the country. there was one hit in odessa where a person was killed and 2 injured. um, but all the, those several dozen, uh, besides, have been shut down by the defense is i'm not really makes a difference to the people here in october. if you remember when these waves of me sort of attacks against ukrainian city started quite a number was shut down, but still always uh, separate uh, made it through. um the casualties were very freak when we're talking about these mid range. besides those that are closer to the frontline to get still through in cities like a hockey

but security analyst mathias. i think it just question that given ripples uh, sophisticated ripples. so are the ways that bill with what nice and it, well, we are the i that these look people who are well trained to handle this web post looked at 10 points to a warning party. now, when i'm malicious, how become a trip to the entire society. if we take the case of stops of done, they did it wimberly, she is this way. this was a group that was sponsored by this it that needs government to fight the black definitely. is that definitely rigid and what has happened now this, this group has become image. it does have done gun, as military has been conducting, created to counter it posts, estimates valdez, and what docs are open about the prolongs to use your response to the perceived threats i found was time goes on. if we have something like weapons, we will know what to do with them with to the tank was that the state must provide social services and be generally present in the community. otherwise the trip is not ext

that is dw mathias, which might propose from the this is the scorching heat of american support for ukrainian troops. 14 steel with us all important $155.00 millimeters sales pressure is on here at the plant and sprint pennsylvania increase production robot, affecting the bill of the conveyor modernization drive of the plan began in 2021 even before russia invaded ukraine. now we're, you know, starting to see, you know, the fruits of that labor, you know, in the increase the parts that, you know, we put through the facility on a monthly basis. but that's a long term plan that we're beginning to exit to. to make more $155000000.00 meet around the us army announced to nearly $1500000000.00 us dollar investment boost earlier this year. this to fund a new factory in texas and contracting production in canada. at the moment, this plant in scranton is the biggest in the us. it's operated by general dynamics . currently this plan produces $11000.00 of these $155.00 millimeter rounds per month for the next 5 years. the us is set to increase outputs 6 folds to replenish on stop power and supply allies

which russian forces claim to have captured often more than 9 months of fighting. expected utilities mathias billing is following the story for us from keith and austin, who was likely to be behind these attacks. so 2 groups have claimed just the responsibility of these uh, 2 groups of uh, russian volunteers will fighting on the side if you crane there is a bit tough. um lets say not really confusing, but um a secrecy around whether these groups or how closely these groups are linked to the ukranian milledge re a request, but we filed to the ukrainian village. we came back with the answer that this was concerning secrets and that i could not answer anything. uh so no clear dismissing that. um, uh, and for the people here in ukraine it seems pretty clear that there is some connection. i mean, the entered from ukrainian territory and uh, they used quite a bit of heavy equipment. so it's, it would be a bit interesting that if uh, ukraine would not know that. uh some sabotaged groups were operating on its territory and running over its borders. a w mateo spelling a. so why that remains unclear e

no correspondent mathias billing is standing by in the ukrainian capital key for the very latest high months. he is. what more can you tell us about this attack on the hospital ends in the pro? yeah, it was the hospital in the pro, it's uh, being part of the elijah uh, selling a companion by russia in several places near the front line. we've also heard news from other top cities that are pretty close to the front lines like hopkins that they have been a rocket attacks again end up being rocket attacks uh, on uh, other places in ukraine last night. so um, it happens frequently. this was a hospital um and uh, the people in that were people in the end we've seen pictures of how these people way back to a tooth. uh, so it was a hospital functioning and the top is all the time is measured targets. this kind of civilian infrastructure here in ukraine, that was also a tax on the rest of the country during and not during the night though. what then? yes, that was again rockets lying and drones. and i must say like, i have not heard anything this night and many people i spoke to, i have also

now has the rest of the to pull out of the city. tending now it's about the deadly correspondent mathias building a who is in the credit of capital case. but as far as boss precaution says, he's trips a pulling out of boston. what do we know? that's really the case and how does that change the situation? yeah. as we've heard from the ukranian side that they have observed shifting in positions and that some and some positions on the outskirts that a regular army has replaced. so wagner, but uh, we don't know, of course, on what scale the, the wagner group seem to be still in the city sends us. so this is happening and it's most likely happening because the voc ma'am, is really depleted to be in a fight for many months. and we know the wagner talked takes i have lived in regards with this. so which is live. they've been sending. so just to forward positions to attack and even if the chances of survival with a very slope. so it's quite likely that they need to now retract they need to retrain. they need to recruit new soldiers and they need to a, a re quit that. yeah. and the, whether this

markets more important for germany >> we have more from the g7 in japan with the secretary-general mathias cormann. >>> and wall street staging a relief rally fuelling the trade in europe. >>> and the bank of england is set to hike interest rates in the 12th straight meeting in a row taking the base rate the highest since 2008 we will speak to the bank of england governor andrew bailey at 1700 cet. >>> that's the highest in 15 years. don't miss decision time with joumanna and julianna happening from 11:55 bst we will bring the interview with governor andrew bailey at 4:00 p.m. bst as well joumanna is joining uses from outside the bank of england. joumanna, it is about the forward guidance here as well as the decision >> reporter: the thing is about that question, arabile, and what is interesting is back in february, the mpc did away with forward guidance i sat down with the bank of england governor then and asked if the signal from the february meeting was nearing the end of the hiking cycle they weren't they moved to the dependence model. inflation is running hot you have the march headli

the honda show in mathias, he's come from the the on the boys on funding initiative. want to have a psychopath. constructed under the elevated railway and quite sped and reclaimed the space for citizens. cities, as we know them, were not originally designed for congress, but for pedestrians and horse drawn carriages the infant, everyone's talking about mobility transition. it's a trendy phrase, but it's not just a fad. but if you look closely at history, they've already had to traffic up. he was 1120 years ago when berlin's population grew quite a bit different transit modes, criss crossed everywhere. so it was decided to move the track up higher. i just see it now above us. it left the room on the ground for pedestrians encourage and that's just also a brilliant elevated railway was completed in 1902. today these images seemed strangely empty. without the parked cars and dense traffic sun, the rising 50. yeah, this page are honest. who is out within 30 to 40 years later it was all about the car and people want in the best transport. but instead ended up stuck in traf

we will also be speaking with oec secretary general mathias cormann in the next hour. in the u.s., softer than expected producer prices and higher than expected new jobless claims could be pointing to a slowing economy, even as these numbers failed to convince one tough fed official that the inflation fight is over. our global economics and policy editor kathleen is here with the latest. the markets are pricing in recession this year. but neel kashkari thinks prices come first. kathleen: everybody in the fed figures they come first until recession brings them down. let's look at the consumer. that is one thing that pleased investors so much after better than expected consumer price index numbers this week. on a year-over-year basis, the headline was up 2.3% in april, that is down from 2.7% in march. the core, takes out food and energy, up 3.4%, down from 3.7% in march. services are sticky, especially air transportation and health care. that is one of the reason fed officials may not say all clear for producer prices. let's put in jobless claims. they have been rising.

meanwhile, messi has gone to saudi arabia without the permission of the french authorities, and mathias mola lawyer go maradona announced that the argentine football legend was killed and the reason for his death is only the principles of good night and may god protect him. tomorrow is wednesday, the 13th of aridbehesht, midnight tonight at 23:14, the call to prayer tomorrow morning in tehran at 3:37, and sunrise at 11:00 on android time. the winners of the forum, thank you for your support. i invite you to be a viewer of tonight's special news discussion . colleagues club, mrs. emami, i would like to say hello to us. national and special congratulations to all the good teachers from all over the country and people from the field of education in a special news interview tonight, considering the meeting of teachers and educators from all over the country this morning with the supreme leader of the revolution and the hints that we want to have with the supreme leader in today's meeting on the topic of the content of textbooks, about making them practical. let's talk with you about the con