what's next and will it work a melina? do you think this strategy works, trying to prevent china from getting key technologies and working closer with the allies? well, i think there's a good chance that at least of all impede the progress. but, you know, i am 1st her, i'm all the american allies need to implemented. and to a certain degree, germany has great difficulty implementing. and a lot of german businesses are still heavily investing in china. and i fully agree the thorsten here, and there needs to be a clear decision made and the heads. and also your virt spoken from the german administration. that you know. and if you want to move on taiwan, and you can no longer count on us. but does it really make sense for the european countries to get involved in this dispute? especially commercially speaking, if they're so reliant was i think it's in our interest that we don't supply the chinese leadership with the technology that enables it's military rise. and china is a clear strategy of civil military military fusion. a

1st intimacy actually and that interested me to show from a female perspective, relative newcomer melina ball, turns in an intensely textured performance. the film is in competition for the bears. it's up against the survival of kindness from australian director rove to hear an allegorical tale about a black woman left to die in a cage in a desert. the largely silent film is set in a dystopian world where white men in gas, moth hunt, and enslaved people of color. and there's a fatal rush going round fridays. premieres were dominated by stories about strong women facing existential crises. there was a strong showing from female german directors and performances that may well attract the attention of the international jury. haliday barrow there on the red carpet. now the wells biggest carnival is back after 3 years of skilled back pandemic versions. the rio carnival is here. ah, and the party kicked up with this traditional character known as king mo mo, pulling the symbolic key to the city. according to tradition, he rules rio during the 4 day celebrations. 46000000 people are expected to

and that interested me to show from a female perspective, relative newcomer melina ball, turns in an intensely textured performance. the film is in competition for the bears. it's up against the survival of kindness from australian director rove to hear an allegorical tale about a black woman left to die in a cage in a desert. the largely silent film is set in a dystopian world where white men in gas, mark hunt, and enslaved people of color. and there's a fatal rush going round fridays. premiers were dominated by stories about strong women facing existential crises. there was a strong showing from female german directors and performances that may well attract the attention of the international jury. later barrow, the reporting has a quick reminder of our top story. president holiday, mister lensky has purged western partners to speed up arms that have raised to ukraine in a virtual, addressed to the munich security conference. he said western weapons were key to defeating what he called the russian goliath. ah, and that's you in use for now. i'll be back with headlines at the top of

there are several standouts germany, melina bureau for her mature portrayal of a teenager in last. in someday we'll tell her that every thing the film could also bag emily ar test the best director gong austria's. tom asked schubert as uptight writer lay on who finds fault with everything in case general had sold a fire. the phil might also win the screenplay award winning. but the biggest surprise is our 2 child actors, one of whom could become the youngest performer ever to win in the category. sophia, or taro. subtle embodiment of an 8 year old undergoing a gender identity crisis in spanish entry. $20000.00 species of bees and night. ye may st ts at the little go in tatum, from mexico's leader abbey les his only wishes will her, terminally ill father not to die out of her? lover's prosper you up to day here on t w coming up next is our take. shy shift is more d, w dot com and on social media to that didn't use. i'm doward rate in berlin. thanks for watching stage 3 . and i wish i could have done more the save. you discover stories that you just click away. find out best document

again, and i'm joined here by the deputy mayor of butcher someone who knows a lot about this miss. melina scorecard. and i just want to ask you in this you know, almost one year mark of the strategy here in boucher of russian troops walking the streets. how are you feeling today? how are you in all that 2 days ago, a general prosecutor some prosecute of your friend who was inside the church, together with the families who offense for last. now we can an che, go and are the chiefs in kremlin? and that's um, that's why we are new helping families and the investigators teams here as of which acetic on so and also i'm happy to day because we have sunny day we have which is of the conflict the which is of the conflict. they've provided a constant reminder of the human cost of this war on and off the battlefield. russia invade crane attacking from air, land and sea. within days, millions of people fled the fighting, leaving everything a maternity hospital hit by a missile. for those who stayed behind towns led to waste people brutalized and killed. a steel plant becomes a symbol of resistance,

there are several stand out germany's melina bureau for her mature portrayal of a teenager in lust. in someday we'll tell her that every thing the film could also bag emily r t f. the best director gong austria's. tom asked schubert as uptight writer lay on who find fault with everything in case general had sold a fire. the phil might also win the screenplay award. but the biggest surprise is our to child actors, one of whom could become the youngest performer ever to win in the category. sophia, or taro. subtle embodiment of an 8 year old undergoing a gender identity crisis in spanish entry. $20000.00 species of bees and night. ye may st ts at the little go in tatum, from mexico's leader abbey les his only wishes will her terminally ill father not to die, but other than her love is prosper and are joining us from the red carpet as belinda report such a leader about our leader the bears are not the only prizes are they. busy they're not actually and some other prizes have already been given out. and i want to tell you a little bit about them now. are the german newspaper, the morgan

there are two ways to call you, melina, number 138, from any mobile phone number, landline number that is inside, and outside, just call number 137. connected, khabar , astan quds razavi, if you like nasim razvan's software on your android phone , you can think about its services. and the ceremonies of the holy shrine the diversity of their own choice will be exploited by the human body. for the relatives of azarin and the deceased, especially the martyrs and veterans, don't forget. the clinical trial of the covid-19 vaccine should be held on the basis of the details of this program and the characteristics of the vaccine. i am at your service. tell me about the features of this vaccine, what it means based on mri and what is the difference with other types of covid 19 vaccines based on natural polymers. in fact, the production of proteins can be done from the first chapter of mathematics. we can produce this in a factory and let's say that the most important advantage of vaccines is their very high efficiency, and there is a huge difference with other vaccines that have happened so far

there are several stand out germany, melina bureau for her mature portrayal of a teenager in last in sunday will telling her that every thing the film could also bag emily ar, test the best director gong austria's turn asked schubert as uptight writer lay on who finds fault with everything in case general had sold a fire, the phil might also win the screenplay award in but the biggest surprise is our 2 child actors, one of whom could become the youngest performer ever to win in the category. sophia or taro, subtle embodiment of an 8 year old undergoing a gender identity crisis in spanish entry $20000.00 species of bees. and night ye may send ts at the little go in tatum, from mexico's leader abbey less. whose only wishes will her, terminally ill far that not to die, but other than her lover's prosper. you're up to date here on d. w coming next to this week's reports are look, cited. berlin us is struggle with gender identity. that's after a short break. if you want more news, we've got you covered on d, w dot com, of course on so it dw social media channels to the handle. you need th

there are several stand outs germany's melina burro for her mature portrayal. the teenager in lust in some day will telling her that every thing the film could also bag emily ar, test the best director gong austria's toners schubert as uptight writer lay on who finds fault with everything in case general had sold a fire. the phil might also win the screenplay award winning but the biggest surprise is our to child actors, one of whom could become the youngest performer ever to win in the category. sophia, or taro, sacral embodiment of an 8 year old undergoing a gender identity crisis in spanish entry $20000.00 species of bees. and knight ye may st. ts. at the little go in tatum for mexico's leader abbey les, his only wishes will her, terminally ill father not to die but other than her love his pastor. so those are some of the films in the running for a golden or silver bear. but us didn't use her leader or borrow told us those aren't the only prizes available. underbelly mother, they're not actually, i'm some other prizes have already been given out. and i wanna

i had a good, it's a bit. melina e with there is no longer with steer. almost though it's been almost a play as reason. episode is in mrs. them come and get out of this little girl, but that you know, when you're putting in your bill, i don't know if the better about. yeah. last it is it of use them. it is that of use the it much, then you get about the good dora, which you want to go to, the absolute knowing when you're doing is now we're back down with point point you just the way you didn't do the only way we did that was that it comes from a zone e, but i'm still going to grab it, and we just need to know for new those little bit of what i was looking for concrete notion, but is this to grad down a point to the stores with by we did talk to them of a product that will be a 100 money will last but the young will question in you that came out vehicle then they have missed as a monday is the only mrs. ideals. i'm with alicia summers to purchase a new modem at the low news question, but really kind of a still upgrade. so yeah, personally mr. vo, them kno

it's a didn't melina it or what there is no longer with that much though it's been the most they play as reason. episode is that music them come and get out of the federal court, but that you know, when you're putting in your bill, i don't know if the better about. yeah. last or is it of use them? it is that it must then it's get about the quarter, which actually got to the absolute knowing when you're doing is now we're about done with point point. you just don't we, you didn't do the only way. we did the study time franzoni, but i'm struggling rather than we just need to know for new especially better. what else? look you can create notion of resisting rather than down upon your stores are just due to the construction that seem that way. we just talked to them about it, but that would be a $100.00 money. what last about valuable fortune you would you that came out to be a couple then they have missed the day. monday is the only mrs. ideals that with some with that. yeah. but you're still on that over at new border at the hello miss question, but really kind of a still of a personal

those style is particular, it's a good, it's a didn't melina, it, there is no longer with the much though it's been the most. they play as reason. yeah. photos and me see them come and get out of this little girl. but that, you know, when you're putting in your bill, i don't know if the better about. yeah, well as that is it of use them. it is that of use that much. then you get about a quarter which mr. jordan could, to absolute knowing when you're doing is no fear about them when you're the only way we did was that it, i'm franzoni, pronounced double, didn't grab it. and we just didn't know poignant, specially been what i was looking at. concrete, national business to grad down the point to the stores. gosh, that the thrush seem they by we just talked to them for quite a bit of money. what last about the young boy punching in year or the back came out vehicle. then they have missed as a monday is the only mrs. ideals of with some with that, but you're still on that over at new border at the hello. yes question, but really kind of a still of great a personal i, mr. war them was that used

secret that for all pilots, when you're fast asleep and the alarm goes off, the u pulse dots rising melina. so that's in the adrenalin kicks in, because you're trying to be ready. heights is to be completely awake, shine, so that you can get your job done at day or at night is and splitting ones off. think about half meister is the german detachment commander for nato's enhanced air policing mission in estonia, under his command on a mile re airbase or for euro fighter jets, their pilots, ground crew and support personnel. a total of around $150.00 soldiers. their military mission is to protect the air space over the baltic states and to identify unknown and potentially hostile aircraft. just like the other baltic states, estonia has a very small air force and no fighter jets of its own. nato has been providing air support to estonia, latvia and lithuania since 2004 in 2014. after russia illegally annexed crimea, nato started a 2nd air policing mission and amory, where the germans are now stationed. i'm standing here on the estonian coastline at behind me in that direction is the gulf of f

let's now meet today's guests melina hanker professor of international relations at the hattie school. jensen, a freelance journalist based here in berlin, working for several chinese and german media outlets and tossed and bennett, director of the global public policy institute, g p. p. i taught 3 of you welcome. thank you for being with us today. and of course we have to start talking about this very visible, very iconic balloon. we've seen it everywhere. it has been marked earned. china certainly has tried to play it down and to certainly act as if this was not really that big a deal. so i'd like to start with you jen. how big a deal is it really? i think m is how to really see. so this black box or fur, chinese leaders setting a one way to look at it is really to look at what's the official narrative that china really to try to display in the public severe. and when we look at the, what's the discussion that the chinese government trying to facilitate? and there's a lot of mims about this balloon. similarly interesting icon that flow over us toto free and or how tanny's medicines

whether turkish or not shorter doesn't matter where all human being russellville is. melina mentioned. hygiene products and warm clothing. these volunteers collect what is needed most because on every one can go to turkey to help on the ground. many of the people are distributing and collecting donations, some of them has been doing this for 3 days in a row. they also told me that is their way of battling the feeling of helplessness that overcomes them when they see images of the devastated areas. some volunteers have family in the affected region. this, we don't know anything. we have one or 2 relative who we've heard are fine, but there are hundreds whom we have not been able to reach. the whole family is over there, and many people here are in the same position, began to family, went to school here in years, all the donations are now being brought to the airport and 2 flights to turkey as scheduled to leave to day. now some of the other stories making news, canadian police say to children have been killed out for a bus, smashed into a daycare center in montreal. police believe driv

again, and i'm joined here by the deputy mayor of butcher someone who knows a lot about this miss. melina scorecard. and i just want to ask you in this you know, almost one year mark of the strategy here in boucher of russian troops walking the streets. how are you feeling today? how are you in all that 2 days ago, a general prosecutor, prosecutor, of your brain was inside the church, together with the families suffert's philosophy. i relatives and we believe in justice and every citizen here in the abu chow wants to punish those people who need those crimes. and also those who gave the all this the officers and also what the mom put in an shayhu and the chief in kremlin. and that's, that's why we are now helping families and investigators teams here as of which city council and also i am head be today because we have sunny day . we have a lot of people around because, you know, in april last year round, which i was liberated, it was empty, cd result, families resolved. keats. now we see life on the street, and that's the most important scene for us, for our may or for our which city coun

coordinated military offensive against all show bob, a terrorist group affiliated with al qaeda, a tops the melina officials, that countries in the region are ready to organize, joint operations against the group agreed to join to the plant and organized a robust operational campaign at the frontline suits level of such and distorting us about on multiple front lines. aiming at the keys, strategic arshebra was thrown codes across south on center somalia. the time sensitive campaign would prevent any future inflicting enemies into the way the region. the summit comes as somali as government increases pressure on the group with around $250.00 bank accounts linked to also bob shut down in the country. also, bob responded to the movie saying it will defend his income warning local banks against exposing their clients. also, bob is still able to carry out massive attacks in somalia and neighboring countries despite a long running african union offensive against the terrorist group. 5 civilians were recently killed after a blast that the mayor's office and mobile tissue. in october i'll show bob, organi

our own melina joins emceed the preview today.hold a ceremony recognizing black joy icons among us. >> it is everything. we spent a lot of time thinking about what is wrong. we do not spend enough time thing about what is right. what we have and how great we are. other people how we are. if family we hold and the lovely hole in this community. black joy is a place for that. >> 200 black owned vendors will be on tap for the event. it is sunday afternoon at 12:30 at 14th and franklin in downtown oakland. get ready for some live music at golden gate park. the band will host its third year of free outdoor concerts. the lineup includes more than 100 live shows charting on march 1, which works out personally because i think that is when his post to start drying up. we are told there is a little something from everyone from r and b, jazz, string ensemble, salsa and psychedelic rock every concert in march will feature women or women front bans. thank you so much for joining us. th5:00 newscast is e >>> right now at 5:00, the temperatures

again, and i'm joined here by the deputy mayor of butcher someone who knows a lot about this miss. melina scorecard. and i just want to ask you in this you know, almost one year mark of the strategy here in boucher of russian troops walking the streets. how are you feeling today? how are you in all that 2 days ago, a general prosecutor, prosecutor of ukraine was inside the church, together with the families who suffer to lost their relatives. and we believe in justice and every citizen here in labourer how wants to punish those people who did those crimes. and also those who gave the all this the officers and also what the mer put in an shayhu and are the chief in kremlin. and that's, that's why we are now helping families and the investigator themes here as of which i say to call and so, and also i am happy today because we have sunny day. we have a lot of people around because, you know, in april last year one which i was liberated, it was empty. cd result families result keith. now we see live on the street, and that's the most important scene for us, for our mail for our which is city

and melina verba, who apparently didn't get the memo, and said at a council of europe meeting recently, that the e u was at war with russia. but the french military is nonetheless now holding a massive military exercise, the largest in 30 years. it's called orion 23, so a ryan 2023. and it was decided back in 2020. in preparation for what it's commander nikolai didn't know describes as quote, the return of big operations on french soil. orion 23 main objectives refocused training on armies on modern conflicts. in particular, high intensity evaluate internal command capabilities for large scale operation. so this exercise comes after years of france focusing primarily on counterterrorism and counter insurgency. seems like a really strange thing to have figured necessary way back in 2020 to have french soldiers storming the beaches of the south of france. 7000 francs soldiers are involved in these maneuvers and they last until march. they started just a few days ago. it's get increasingly difficult to hear western officials paying lip service to peace. under all this belligerent talk and

people are hopeful that perhaps this election could be a turning point for the country going forward. melina, okay, good to speak to mama jump june, giving us that update from a booth. jeff? oh, i want to bring you some breaking news. at least 43 people have been killed. off to a suspected migrant boat sank off the coast of southern italy. thousands of bodies have been found on a beach near east in columbia. i advise his rescue more than 40 people. the shoals believe they were part of a group of asylum seekers trying to reach europe 3 the mediterranean. now it's been 20 years in start of the wooden door for hundreds of thousands of people have been killed. millions more have been forced out of their homes. fighting has ease, but many people are still living in camps with nowhere else to go. hip morgan reports now from north duffle. this was once a home in the village of elk, a shadow and to dance north dar for as alma adam stands amongst the ruins where his home once stood, he remembers his life here before being forced out when the were and dar 4 began ottawa on helena had love him for them

according to international advocacy officer at other mere melina and sorry, the new restrictions imposed on palestinian prisoners is nothing new in terms of israeli policy. then veers new policies against palestinian political prisoners is only a continuation to how the israeli occupation deals with palestinian political prisoners . we have seen since ben has taken his new stand as the national security minister, there has been a lot of implementation that are, as you mentioned, degrading and do not meet the requirement to adequate the different standards even inside prisons. the new government is there is slowly trying to argue that the rights of palestinian prisoners inside prisons are some sort of a privilege to them. and they should be trying to take these privileges back from palestinian prisoners. it started with and limiting the water supply were palestinian prisoners cancelling all the vacating shops inside the prison services . in reality, it may need to implement more harsh restrictions on palestinians. that's even there they, the inside prison is controlled and dominated by th

live now to international advocacy office. melina, on, sorry for more on this thanks for joining us. molina. first of all, i just wanted to get your thoughts on this latest proposal by ben to to soften the conditions for palestinian prisoners. thank you. and this is, 1st of all i and i do have to note and acknowledge that ben veer's new and policies against palestinian political prisoners is only a continuation to how the israeli occupation deals with palestinian political prisoners. we have seen since bank via has there taken his new stand as them the national security and minister there has been a lot of implementation that aren't, as you mentioned, degrading and do not meet the requirement of adequate living standards. even inside presence. the new government is there is slowly trying to argue that the rights of palestinian prisoners inside prisons are some sort of a privilege to them. and they should be trying to take these privileges back from palestinian prisoners. we have seen the forcible transfers of a loan and bid number palestinian prisoners in january, moving from one pri

option five trading academy, leading -- leaving california with his wife and two children, joseph and melina. thank you for choosing to make the commonwealth your home and thank you for bringing your service heart to all virginians. [applause] i want to extend my thanks to all of the law enforcement heroes, troopers, share of, police officers, every person behind the badge who keeps their families safe to create skill and courage. you are also on the frontlines of the challenges facing our behavioral health system and our ongoing fight against fentanyl. virginia is experiencing a behavioral health crisis. it is over held grappling with a level of mental health and substance abuse issues never seen before, all too often resulting in violence, suicide, murder. last month i stood at a doctor's hospital to announce a three year to fundamentally transform our behavioral health system. the right health plan is comprehensive. i asked the general assembly to fully fond of the $230 million dollars cap of this plan. -- step of this plan. [applause] gov. youngkin: this funding rapidly accelerates the t

but the s, melina administration in 2012 tried to negotiate with either be a truce, as it was called, that model the different way to interact with gang members. as a political negotiation for mobilizing the central right. but that was political dynamite. it was not possible to do that kind of political work out in the open because of what gangs represent in salvador in society. maybe they are, they are the boogeyman and the are the bad guys. they are they are. they are ghouls . that need to be dealt with and punished. and so even that sort of experiment in negotiating with gangs was, was completely invalidated and hasn't been approached in quite the same way since. and so what we see there is to this term to, to kind of the super max approach to that it really also for closes any kind of rehabilitation, any kind of re, insertion projects, any, any access. and this is what i minutes with my 1st comment. if any access from civil society groups or in g o z are human rights advocates to do, do work within the prison to eventually kind of re insert folks and, and reintroduce them back in