it is olaf scholz first visit to the white house since the invasion.he two leaders are focusing on support for kyiv and so -- concerns that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. the u.s. has announced a new $400 million package of 84 kyiv. -- package for kyiv. olaf scholz says germany is committed to backing ukraine for as long as it takes. >> is important that we have acted together, we have organized in locke state -- lockstep. we want to give support to ukraine during all this time. at this time, think it's very important we give the message that we will continue to do so as long as it takes and as long as it is necessary. gerhard: our reporter is standing by outside the white house. any idea about what they actually discussed? reporter: no, we learned from both sides that this is to the largest part, the meeting is supposed to be one-on-one with no press conference afterward. it is pretty much a guessing game, but we have spoken to officials and we do know that ukraine is top of the agenda. that there is concern on both side

i want to thank you olaf for the strong and stable leadership i'm talking about. it is sincere that you have actively acted to provide critical military assistance to ukraine. i would argued that, in addition to the military, the moral support that you provided to the ukrainians was very serious. you have launched historic changes within the country, increasing defense spending, diversifying energy sources and moving away from russian energy carriers, knowing that it was not easy, it was very difficult for you. well, as previously reported in the white house , washington officially announced the new military supplies to the zelensky regimes for the 33rd package, in particular, they included shells for 155 caliber hammers and howitzers, a tank bridge stackers, as well as auxiliary equipment for high-precision weapons. this was reported in the pentagon and determines another 400 million dollars for all this in the states. the propensity for reservations in the american administration seems to be a common feature not of joe biden, but of the white house press secreta

i want to thank you olaf for the strong and stable leadership i'm talking about. it is sincerely that you actively acted to provide critical military assistance to ukraine. i would argue that, in addition to the military, the moral support you provided to the ukrainians was very serious. historical changes were launched within the country by an increase in defense spending, the diversification of energy sources and the withdrawal from russian energy carriers. i know it wasn't easy , it was very difficult for you. well, as reported earlier in the white house, washington officially announced new military deliveries from the zelensky regime for the 33rd time in a package, in particular , they included shells for 155 -caliber hymars and howitzers, tank bridge stackers, as well as auxiliary equipment for high-precision weapons. this was reported in the pentagon allocates for everything. this is another 400 million dollars in the states. the salisbury incident is still shamelessly using the magpies of great britain in a propaganda campaign against our country. after all

. >>> today on the program, an exclusive interview with the chancellor of germany, olaf scholz. on putin's war in ukraine, on whether ukraine and russia should start talking about a peace deal, and about the future of europe itself. >>> and, chevron ceo mike wirth on the present and future of oil. which still powers our world. >>> and also just where did covid come from? the so-called lab leak theory just got new life this week. we'll follow the facts with dr. leana wen. >>> but first, here is my take. we're often told that america is deeply divided, that polarization makes it impossible for us to make any progress in policy. that our country is so internally con flicked it cannot project unity and strength to the world. but on the most important foreign policy issue confronting policymakers, the problem is closer to the opposite. washington has embraced a wide-ranging consensus on china that has turned into a classic example of group think. to watch tuesday's hearing, held by the new house select committee on china, was to be transported back to the 1950s. members of both parti

today on the program, an exclusive interview with the chancellor of germany olaf

chancellor olaf scholz will be arriving later.joined now by terry haines to discuss the stripped and what else is going on a d.c.. terry, let me ask you this question, why such a low profile trip from the german chancellor? terry: they want to show that they are continued ally agreements on those strategy and goals of ukrainian engagement. they need to get down to brass tacks on these tactics and that is what this meeting is about. what biden wants to come out of this is a meeting of the minds on tactics. what specific steps are going to be done, when and how they will be done. who is committing to what? you are seeing, in essence, a ramping up and tightening of the western alliance and that is what they both want to achieve. alix: how does china and their concern of providing weapons to russia play into this? terry: my feeling is that this is an increase geopolitical risk which is not market positive. i don't think it's a big negative, everybody understand what's going on in the broad strokes. you will get a successful meeting be

in washington in a display of unity over the war in you cried. friday's trip to the white house was olaf sholtes is 1st since roches invasion. he and joe biden focus their talks on support for keys and concerns that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. u. s. as also announced a new $400000000.00 package of military. i'd 4 key a loft, schoultz said germany is committed to backing ukraine for as long as it takes really important with feasible that we can give that to you, chris, doing all the time that this time. i think it is very important that we get the message that we will continue to do so as long as it takes that long it will take you corresponded mikaela cook. it has been following the german chancellor visit to washington. she has this analysis. so on the very day that the united states announced 400000000 an extra funding to support ukraine. the german chancellor, olaf souls, and the united states president joe biden met behind closed doors for one on one meeting. ukraine, of course, was at the top of the agenda that much was for sure, but they didn't hol

u. summit chancellor, olaf sholtes came to its offense, the dodger bunker, shift or dodge a bank has fundamentally overhauled and reorganized its business model and his yet . and it's a very profitable bank and just unzip off the top left was no reason for any concerns you could on trauma. nevertheless, nervousness continued on the frankfurt stock exchange and on others across europe. the decks closed down 1.7 percent. while there's been no new bad news about the banking sector, the cost of insuring against bank failures, a key risk indicator is rising. davidson guns in china now, it will now be crucial to see how many politicians and central banks managed to reassure investors and customers. we would have a real acute banking crisis if customers went to the banks and demanded their money, and there's absolutely no reason for that at the moment. absolute kind hold death site. last week, the swiss bank credit suisse had to be rescued, but experts say germany's banks are not in the same situation. is he, i see no basis for a broader banking crisis. lots of banks are doing well. they're

but what about sweden and german chancellor, olaf schultz meets japanese prime minister for me. okay. shita in tokyo for talks aimed at posting economic and defense ties. ah, i'm la. babble a lot. welcome to the show. the international criminal court in the heck has issued an arrest warrant for russia's president vladimir putin. the court said the warrant was issued over a legit war crimes in ukraine. hootin is suspected of involvement in the unlawful deportation of children from occupied areas of ukraine to russia. while the kremlin has dismissed the allegations and said the icy seas warrant was meaningless. the charges are the says that the i c. c has even laid against the heat of a permanent member of the you in security council, russian president vladimir putin and his commissioner for children's rights. and now wanted for war crimes. there alleged to have been responsible for ukrainian children being forced from the occupied cities and seemed to live in russia. judges f reviewed the information and evidence submitted by the prosecutor and determined that debt are credible a

what's it mean for digital currency is that we'll find out also on the show german sir olaf schultz is in the us to have a word with biden, about a massive package of green subsidies that could hurt investments in europe. and global leaders are pouring billions into saving one of the biggest economies, the world's oceans, expert gift price tag. i'm christy, platinum, berlin, back with a another d w business show shares in silver gate. a major crypto currency lender have tumbled more than 50 percent after the bank warned of a possible collapse. silver gates woes are the latest to be triggered by the bankruptcy of f. t x, a crypto exchange whose former seo is accused of fraud. f d x says billions of funds are still on accounted for, and that includes money lent to be exchanged by silver gate. the california base bank has delayed its annual report and announced it would sell more of its assets in order to pay payback. it's dense. well, let's get how a volatile and also how interconnected to the crypto market. it's now silver gate is maybe even facing a bankruptcy. i mean, it's not given a

it's good to have you with us. german chancellor, olaf schultz is in washington d. c. today for meeting with president joe biden, top of their agenda, ukraine war and other top priority is softening the blow of the u. s. inflation reduction act. that's a massive package of incentives that the europe years will look away, investment from its own borders and not without reason. european firms increasingly say they'll go where conditions are right at the company booklet. they're particularly proud of this machine, the laminator, which presses photovoltaic systems from various individual parts and dust, so particularly quickly they can produce up to a 116 panels in our booklet cells. these machines mostly to asia, but to the rest of europe to that these are largest bits out of this planet in particular will stay in europe. but of course.

alix: that is what prompted olaf scholz talking about deutsche bank. you make of that on the political side? maria: you are so right to point to that comment from the german chancellor because he very rarely, i don't have a recent recollection of a politician who comes out specifically comments on the record on an equity move, commenting specifically on a company. that tells you a lot about the sentiment today. the idea that the german chancellor feels that he has to come out and not worry. everyone needs to calm down this is a solid bank. it speaks to the jitters that we have seen in the market. rare for a politician to do that. what he wanted to do was calm things down, it reflects the mood today that we need to speak the same language and protect this idea of stability. alix: thank you for speaking with us. let's tie all of this together, on the one hand we get the strong pmi's, on the other hand we have a banking crisis unfolding in the u.s. and europe and we have all these problems with deutsche bank you were trying to understand why there is a pr

the german chancellor reaffirms his support. ukraine, addressing parliament in the last our olaf shots, defense germany, delivery of arms and warns china do not send weapons to russia. also on the program . officials in the ukrainian city of zap ratio, at least 2 people have been killed after russia and miss styles to 5 story apartment building a g 20 foreign ministers meeting in delhi, amid divisions over about war. post india makes a plea for global unity, but your secretary of state anthony blank and says he won't be talking to his russian or chinese counterparts. he tries to convince countries to condemn luscious aggression. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. the german chancellor has reaffirm to support for ukraine, claiming that germany has become board resilient as a result of the historic decisions made by his government. in the since russians invasion. speaking in front of the bonus, dog and berlin, olaf show that moscow would not achieve a military victory, as he defended is other than sir. choices had to arm ukraine of defensive weapons, fight, and increase the milita

it was olaf sholtes his 1st visit to the white house since rushes invasion. he and joe biden focus their talks on support for keith and concern that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. the u. s. has also announced a new $400000000.00 package of military aid for chief shaw says germany is committed to back in ukraine for as long as it takes really important that we are together organized a step that we made feasible that we can give the necessary support of your crew during this time i think it's very important that we get the message that we will continue to do so as long as it takes as long as it's necessary. and for more on children's speedy trip to washington were joined now by our political correspondent, emily gorgine. and there wasn't a lot of communication before or after this meeting. but i mean, what would you say that by admin schultz achieved omen. we don't know really isn't that way and this was a meeting behind closed doors. this was a working meeting, a working visit, and no pass was invited to join shells on this trip.

one deutscher bank takes a battery, but chancellor olaf sholtes says there's no reason to be concerned. france cleans up after millions, joined nationwide protests against pension reform. president emmanuel next poll says he won't back down units more demonstrations are expected in the coming day. ah. i michael ok. welcome. united nations has condemned evidence of abuse of prisoners of war by both sides in ukraine. the un human rights monitoring, she used to tell the bug, nor has accused russia of widespread summary execution and forced disappearances within ukraine. documented abuses by russian forces out numbered those by ukraine, by 6 to one. wagner says both sides have been executing prisoners captured during the conflict. we are deeply concerned about the summary execution of up to 25 russian prisoners of war and pearsons, or to combat by ukrainian armed forces, which we have documented this was often perpetrated immediately upon capture on the battlefield. while we are, we're aware of ongoing investigations by ukrainian authorities into 5 cases involving 22 victims. we are not aw

as german chancellor olaf sholtes meets joe bought at the white house. meanwhile, ukrainian forces are reportedly under increasing pressure from russia in the front line battle for the city of buffalo. ah, on nick spicer, welcome to the program. the u. s. and german leaders have met in washington in a display of unity over the war in ukraine. it was olaf sholtes his 1st visit to the white house in russia's invasion in joe biden, to focus their talks on support for keith and concerns that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. the u. s. has also announced a new $400000000.00 aid package. military aid for keith shield says germany is committed to back in ukraine for as long as it takes really important that we're together organized on work step that we've made feasible that we can get the necessary with this time. i think it's very important that we give the message that we will continue to do so as long as it takes less and for more on shorts is relatively speedy trip to washington bird join our political correspond. emily gorgine, emily, i know was somewhat close

the olaf shoulds heads to washington, softening the impact of america's massive climate subsidy bill will be his goal. we'll look at how european firms are drawn to the u. s. market. us on our show last year. so i record high and energy related carbon emissions. as more countries switch back to call, but there's also good news. i'm seeing busy in berlin, it's good to have you with us. german chancellor, olaf sholtes is in washington, dc to dave for a meeting with president joe biden, top of their agenda, the ukraine war. and other top priority is softening a blow of the us inflation reduction act. that's a massive package of incentives that the europe years will learn away, investment from its own borders, but not without reason. european firms increasingly say they'll go where conditions are right at the company burglar, they're particularly proud of this machine. the laminator, which presses photovoltaic systems from various individual parts and dust, so particularly quickly, they can produce up to $116.00 panels an hour buckler cells. these machines mostly to asia, but to the rest

as german chancellor, olaf shoulds meet joe by at the white house. meanwhile, on the front line and you crate the battle from back move to enters a critical phase. the russian wagner mercenary group says it has almost completely surrounded the city. ah, i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. the u. s. and german leaders have met in washington and a display of unity over the war and ukraine. it was ola schultz, his 1st visit to the white house since rushes invasion. he and joe biden focus their talks on support for keith and concerns that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. the u. s. has also announced a new $400000000.00 package of military aid for keith shoulder says germany is committed to back in ukraine for as long as it takes really important that we're together organized on walk step that we made the feasibility that we can give the necessary support to ukraine doing all the time. and that this time i think it is very important that we get the message that we would continue to do. so as long as it takes a series and for more on shorts is relatively spee

but chancellor olaf shalt says, there is no reason to be concerned. france cleans off after millions, joined nationwide protests against pension. with president emmanuel macworld says he won't back down even as more demonstrations are expected in the coming days. and germany was national football team gets a new captive fly in unix. jo sheila kimmy faces the challenge of revitalizing his sides international fortunes starting with a game against group ah a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael. look, the banking crisis in golfing global stock market has spread to germany. it's biggest lender deutscher bank lead a europe wide sell off. chancellor olive shawl stepped in with reassuring words after european union summit saying there is no reason to be concerned. but the recent state backed rescue of switch lens credit suisse, and the collapse of several smaller us bank says shaken market competence. the market volatility has now hit germany's biggest banks, particularly deutsche a bank shares came under pressure on friday. on the side lines of any use summit. chancello

another military aid package for ukraine worth $400 million as president biden meets german chancellor olafolz for talks in washington. meanwhile on the ground in ukraine, the head of russia's wagner group says its forces now surround most of bakhmut, the eastern city which has been the center of extensive fighting in recent weeks. hello and welcome if you are watching in the u.k., on pbs in the u.s., or around the world. it is the murder case that has gripped u.s. and drawn attention around the world. alex murdaugh has been given two lifetis in prison for killing his wife and son on their hunting estate. rider to the sentence being announced in court today, the 54-year-old again denied murdering his son and his wife. >> i'm innocent. i would never hurt my wife maggie, and i would never hurt my son, paul. >> after a lengthy address that lasted nearly half an hour, judge clifton newman sentenced him to consecutive life terms for the murders were committed in june 2021. >> i sentence you to the state department of corrections on each of the murder indictments in the murder of your wife, i sen

olaf scholz visited beijing back in november.ation is very concerned beijing will provide legal aid to russia to engage in the war. how will that play out in this meeting today? annmarie: olaf scholz address this yesterday to the parliament. he warned china are not condemning the invasion and said china should be using its power to put pressure on moscow to withdrawal russian troops. he did say there would be consequences if china were to provide legal aid. with the u.s. has been doing is talking to their allies about making sure that if this was to happen, if china was to cross this line, there would be some sort of consensus to really make sure they put some sort of penalties on china. of course, this is going to be a major discussion with the two meet. because this is concerning everyone. also, olaf scholz mentioned yesterday because we have the g20 foreign ministers meeting in india, that he was very disappointed that china last year was able to cite out to this communiquÉ and is now backpedaling. jonathan: we keep talking ab

tell us in more detail, what is your problem, how does the state and olaf begin to tell, right?efore our problems always occur at the moment when there are some kind of wars. there was a war there 100 years ago, then we were in the weimar republic, there were 12-13 years old. it just existed, then everything collapsed, then there was a different situation, then it was 12 years again, then many years passed and everything was fine with us. and now here we are, what's the matter? what is the problem? your daddy? what are you suffering from now? yes, you see, 2013 was everything for me as a state. well, then all of a sudden we decided to accept refugees, no less, but in general, according to various estimates, from one and a half million to 3 million people. we accepted into our country, and the problem is in mine country. i am a state person, and the problem is that for the first time in the post-war period we broke our own constitution, went against the will of the people, but what did you break? what happened there the fact is that not a single person has the right, even the hea

president joe biden welcomes german chancellor olaf scholz to the white house, publicly solidifying theirtnership to support ukraine against russia's war. >>> and severe weather worries across the united states, leaving several people dead and more than a million without power. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with laila harrak. >>> disgraced former south carolina attorney alex murdaugh learned friday that he will spend the rest of his life behind bars. less than a day after he was found guilty of killing his wife and son, he was given two consecutive life sentences with no possibility of parole. the lead prosecutor said the jury saw through murdaugh's testimony. >> nobody who knew this man knew who he really was. he lies effortlessly. he lies convincingly, and he looked into their eyes and lied to them about perhaps the most important fact of this whole case, you know, about when is the last time he saw his wife and his son alive. and only when he was backed into yet another corner did he come up with this latest version, and obviously the jury saw through that.

narendra modi recently said it when olaf shawls was there in new delhi that we would like to help in whichever way we can. and india as you know, india also sees itself as the big brother when it comes to the global sououth. so india doesn't you know, india also sees itself as the big brother want to miss that chance and india certainly eyeing it as well. that if china makes a mistake, if china does send something to russia, then um china will lose its credibility and whatever whether it's 12 points or later it becomes 1or 20 points, china will not be in a position to say that we can be your mediator because now we've become part of russia by sending our weapons there. that is the risk and the reason why many countries including india as we just heard have so far abstained from very harshly condemning this war. india is the world's largest democracy and so far it has not specifically condemned the war against ukraine probably also due to several different interests. the latest u. n. resolution was not voted in favor of for a variety of reasons and russia have maintained a close relat

military will receive new cheetah anti-aircraft artillery systems and german systems , chancellor olafduring a speech in the bundestag. he also said that the ministry of defense is currently working on the supply of additional ammunition to kyiv . he assured that as long as ukraine needs help, germany will provide it. victory, but this victory will not happen because our partners are being taxed. we will continue to support ukraine, i assure you, the government that i lead never approves the decision on the supply of weapons is frivolous, but it is impossible to negotiate with a gun next to the temple, to the listeners that we are discussing this topic with igor romanenko, ex -deputy chief of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, mr. igor well , indeed, it is already spring and we are expecting, we are very much expecting new supplies of weapons, when do you think according to your assessment, we will still receive it and how much and again when it can change the situation on the front line in favor of ukraine on the white widely eh that mass supply of weapons has already b

president biden welcomed german chancellor olaf schultz. it was the pair's first white house meeting since the russian invasion began a year ago. the two leaders discussed continued aid for ukraine. it comes as the biden administration announced another $400 million aid package. the president thanked the german leader for his partnership in this effort. >> thank you, olaf, for your strong and leadership. together we work lock step to provide security assistance in ukraine. >> the u.s. is currently considering sanctions against china if the country starts supplying russia with weapons. meanwhile, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken met briefly with his russian counterpart on the sidelines of the g27 in india urging an end to the war. >>> attorney general merrick garland made an unannounced trip to ukraine today. he traveled to kyiv to meet with president zelenskyy and take part in a conference. he held several meeting post-and rye affirmed the u.s. commitment to hold russia accountable for crimes it committed since invading ukraine last y

olaf schultz announced a meeting with biden on the topic of supplying kiev with weapons and made it clear peace is not expected if here in berlin you oppose the war and at the same time demand that all arms supplies to ukraine be stopped, love for peace does not mean submission to a big neighbor. the ukrainians decided and slovakia was announced there the transfer of the mig-29 in total difficulty kyiv will send 10 fighters. true, in bratislava they do not hide the true reason for such handouts, they give ukraine what they themselves no longer need. we will never use mic again they have no real value to us on the assoshiepress site. even an article was published criticizing the slovak authorities that they are warming themselves under the wing of nato and sending old weapons to ukraine. true, when it will fly there is also unclear in the reporters' material. no, even approximately yes , due to the fact that a significant part of the budget of european countries is sent to the front level life is falling in france, gasoline prices have risen so much that motorists refuel in neighboring bel

the discord even overshadowed netanyahu's visit to berlin to meet with german chancellor, olaf schultz on thursday. some 500 people gathered at the cities, brandon by gate in solidarity with the protest is in his rail. during the leaders meeting, schultz expressed his concern for the ongoing dispute in israel single cottage of the up to partner as a partner in democratic values and a close friend of israel. we are following this debate very closely and with great concern log. and netanyahu had strong words for his critics. i'm supposed to be somewhere. oh, you know, potentate who's abolishing democracy in all this nonsense. it will took not a lot of time to realize that this was absurd. it's preposterous. the meeting in berlin was an opportunity for the pair to underline their close to plan matic relationship, especially in the area of defense and combined efforts to combat anti semitism. and the united nation says that one 3rd of lebanon's children are not attending school that says the country's economic crisis ripples through the education system, which is threatening to collapse du

members of the german parliament tomorrow and he will be holding a meeting with the german chancellor olaf he will be received by the head of the german state, president frank—walter steinmeier. his role is largely ceremonial, he doesn't have a great amount of power to wield as such but he represents germany as head of state so he will be there at the brandenburg gate to greet the new king of britain. don't forget of course that we have not yet had the coronation and that's why people see this as so significant. before he is even crowned, king charles makes his first state overseas visit to germany. we can hear the crowd are starting to cheer, and here comes the royal cavalcade. king charles are waving at the crowd. they are thrilled. so many people here saying they really wanted to be here because they consider this to be a truly historic moment.— truly historic moment. germany abolished its _ truly historic moment. germany abolished its monarchy - truly historic moment. germany abolished its monarchy and - abolished its monarchy and immediately after the first world war the kaiser was se

natalya goncharova germany is actually becoming the main training base for the ukrainian military, olaf stated this, speaking in the bundestag, the chancellor, who was once quite cautious in his statements on the conflict, is no longer shy and emphasizes that berlin will continue to increase assistance battalion of the bundeswehr. at first the war trained a total of over 3,000 soldiers in the ukraine for more than 1,000 soldiers. preparations will begin in the very near future. in germany, we closely coordinate training initiatives united states and great britain, and thus our country becomes the central platform for the training of the ukrainian military in europe during the speech. olaf schultz announced a meeting with biden on the topic of supplying kiev with weapons and made it clear in western countries that they are not waiting for schultz's peace; if here in berlin you oppose the war and at the same time demand an end to all arms supplies to ukraine love of the world does not mean submission to a big neighbor. they decided and in slovakia they announced the transfer of the mig-29

. >>> president biden is currently meeting with german chancellor olaf scholz at the white house. in? chancellor welcome to the oval office , to the white house. a lot has changed since the last you were here. as a matter of fact, if i'm not mistaken, you were here in february of 2022 and russia was amassing its troops, 185,000 troops on the ukrainian border and we made it clear we would respond and we made good on that promise. i mean that sincerely. it's made a world of difference. and together we make good on our promise. you stepped up and provided critical military support. i would argue that beyond your military support, the moral support has been profound. and you've driven historic changes at home. increase in defense spending and the energy sources, has not been easy. together we work lock step to provide critical security in ukraine and from everything from what we've done in the lock step, artillery, armored tank, air defense systems. and we've been together throughout this. you helped ukraine meet its basic needs like food, health, heating and you continue to maintain

he has already met the german chancellor olaf scholz.s, followed by soldiers from a british german military unit. then he is off to an organic farm in a nikko village to do some cheese making. it is also very clear he wants to meet the real people of germany and you can see him doing that. i think that is really charming a lot of the people here and it will go down very well, i think, people here and it will go down very well, ithink, back people here and it will go down very well, i think, back at home. jenna;r well, i think, back at home. jenny hill, this well, i think, back at home. jenny hill. this is _ well, i think, back at home. jenny hill, this is ssc _ well, i think, back at home. jenny hill, this is bbc news, _ well, i think, back at home. jenny hill, this is bbc news, broadcasting in the uk and around the world. we are bringing you special coverage of king charles�*s first state visit as monarch, he is in germany and he is due to be addressing the german parliament. this was king charles arriving just a a few minutes ago after

olaf's church and the city's aquarium. fjord, the aquarium is largely the brainchild of björn sandor, native local resident , a great lover of the deep sea and their mysterious inhabitants a few years ago. i worked as a school teacher, and in my free time with my students i went fishing in the fjords. there we not only fished, but also studied nature. one day i thought, it would be nice to create a city aquarium for children, where they could come and see how rich our fjords are. and who lives in them, the words of the ubersander did not disperse, and therefore recently opened an aquarium in the city. main visitors. here, of course, local schoolchildren. there are classes that can not be called boring in the summer, when children visit the city-scale aquarium on vacation, they. also interesting to know. someone who lives in the property of the fjord, and herring mackerel halibut live in it and of course, the queen of local waters is cod. we say norway, we mean fjords. they annually attract millions of tourists to this country. and just enjoy the views from the observation decks for ma

kirby: tomorrow, as you know, president biden is going to welcome german chancellor olaf scholz here to the white house to discuss our bilateral cooperation on a range of global security and economic issues. the president looks forward, of course, to welcoming him back here to the white house where they last met february of 2022, soon after the chancellor took office. over the last year, they've seen each other on the margins of the g7 summit in germany, at nato, at the g20 summit, and, of course, they've talked on the phone regularly. they most recently spoke last week as part of the g7 leaders call on the anniversary of russia's invasion. the visit comes as we mark one year since that invasion started, and we're proud of the collective efforts that we've taken together to provide ukraine with the capabilities they need. and we've worked hand in hand with germany and the quad, the g7, and allies and partners all over the world, including through the ukraine defense contact group, to do exactly that. we've closely coordinated our support to ukraine throughout this conflict, including

germany's chancellor olaf scholz was in brussels to meet other european union leaders for talks abouttsche bank has fundamentally modernised - and reorganised its business model, and is a very profitable bank. there is no need to worry about anything. earlier i spoke to our business reporter samira hussain, she told me how central banks were reacting across europe. if you look at what's happened over the last few weeks you will see that the last few weeks you will see that the central banks have come in to help european banks that were at risk. that's credit suisse and the hope that this was going to calm the nerves of investors which is something happening here in the united states where regulators swooped in to help the silicon valley bank and the signature bank and protected all of the deposits. investors are still nervous and that's really what you're seeing lots of here. you may have had some of these actions taken, but investors are still jittery and wondering if deutsche bank is a next bank that could fail. i’m wondering if deutsche bank is a next bank that could fail.— bank th

the german chancellor, olaf souls, and the united states of president joe biden met behind closed doors for one on one meeting. ukraine, of course, was at the top of the agenda that much was for sure, but they didn't hold a press conference. they didn't want to convey what was discussed in details. but we have learned that that certainly means more support for ukraine, which is urgently needed on the battlefield, particularly around back mood, where ukrainian forces are under pressure at this very moment in time. at the same time, there's the overarching issue of what china will actually do after it said, it doesn't want to see any war that it wants all countries to accept the existing borders as they stand, which would of course, also apply to its own borders, which could potentially involve taiwan. well, there are expectations almost on the western side that china may deliver weapons to russia, and that is certainly a line in the sand that as we've learned, would draw consequences from the west, from the united states, and from the europeans. so those were the key issues we know were

as german chancellor, olaf shoulds meet joe biden at the white house, also on the program, a court in bella, rue sentences, the country's leading human rights campaign it to 10 years in prison. the jailing is condemned is another move 5 strong men, alexander lucas shanker, to quill to think and to die of global protest against climate change. mostly young activists demanded in to fossil fuel and urgent action on global warming. ah, i'm jared raid. welcome to the show. the u. s. and german leaders have met in washington in a display of unity over the war and ukraine. friday's trip to the white house was all sorts of 1st seats rushes invasion. he and joe biden focus, they talked on support for keith and concerns that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. the us also announced new $400000000.00 package of military i for all of sold says germany is committed to backing ukraine for as long as it takes really important that we together organize the step that we've made to feasible that we can give the left or to decree, doing all this time, i think it is very importa

also on the program, just one, olaf, schultz defense. germany's delivery of arms to ukraine in a speech to parliament. in warrens, china do not send weapons to russia. pan gee, 24 and ministers meet in delhi, in the mid divisions over the war and ukraine with host to india, making a plea for global unit. ah. hello and terry martin. good to have you with us. a russian missile has hit a 5 story building overnight in ukraine, southern city, abs up a ratio, killing at least 3 people and wounding several others. the cities acting mayor says the apartment block has been almost completely destroyed. rescuers are searching for survivors. well for, for more on this now we're joined by dw corresponded amy and s, if he's in kia. i mean, what are you hearing from parisha this and very early this morning, when many people were asleep and unlikely to seek shelter in a bomb shelter. we've heard that all 5 floors of this segment of the apartment building were destroyed in this attack. that at least 3 people have died a credit according to the ukrainian government, but that death toll might rise as seve

the german chancellor, olaf scholz, and the french president, emanuel macron, both said european banksgermany's biggest lender, deutsche bank, with its share price at one point down more than 14% — although it did recover a little in later trading. germany's chancellor, olaf scholz, was in brussels to meet other european union leaders for talks about the economy. he was asked if deutsche bank was still a trustworthy organisation. translation: deutsche bank has fundamentally modernised - and reorganised its business model, and is a very profitable bank. there is no need to worry about anything. earlier, i spoke to our business reporter samira hussain — she told me how central banks were reacting across europe. if you look at what's happened over the last few weeks you will see that the central banks have come in to help european banks that were at risk. that's credit suisse and the hope that this was going to calm the nerves of investors which is something happening here in the united states where regulators swooped in to help the silicon valley bank and the signature bank and protected

find out also on the show german chancellor, olaf schultz, is in the us, have a word with by about a massive package of green subsidies that could hurt investments in europe. and global leaders are pouring 1000000000 into saving, one of the biggest economies, the world's oceans. expert gifts is the price tag. i'm christy, platinum, berlin, back with a another dw business show shares in silver gate. a major crypto currency lender have tumbled more than 50 percent after the bank warned of a possible claps. silver gates woes are the latest to be triggered by the bankruptcy of f. t x. a crypto exchange whose former seo is accused of fraud. after ex says, billions of funds are still on accounted for, and that includes money lent to be exchanged by silver gate. the california based bank has delayed its annual report and announced it would sell more of its assets in order to pay payback its debts. well let's get more on this from hands quarter on wall street yann's. good to see you break this down for us. what exactly is going on with silver gate and what does this mean for the crypto space

it's good to have you with us. german chancellor, olaf schultz is in washington dc to day for a meeting with president joe biden, top of their agenda. ukraine war, another top priority is softening a blow of the us inflation reduction act. that's a massive package of incentives the, the europe years will learn away investment from its own borders, but not without reason. european firms increasingly say they'll go where conditions are right. at the company, burglar, they're particularly proud of this machine, the laminator, which presses photovoltaic systems from various individual parts and dust, so particularly quickly they can produce up to a $116.00 panels, an hour butler cells, these machines mostly to asia, but to the rest of europe to these and larger spit out of this plant in particular will stay in europe. but of course, future plans will increasingly go to the usa afterwards. partly, or even completely due to the program figures or homes. that's because the new $1000000000.00 subsidies in the us now make it particularly attractive to produce green technology there, including so

been to their anger at the changes and the government that's pushing them through. german chancellor, olaf schultz has voice concern of a israel's plant overhaul of its judiciary. he made the commons after a meeting with israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu in berlin. critic say the plans would allow the israeli parliament to overturn supreme court rulings track 17 at berlin's calhoun of al station. from here, thousands of jews were sent to extermination camps right up until the end of the 2nd world war. the 2 leaders paid their respects. benjamin netanyahu said that although germany and the world had changed, juice were still being threatened. we are now face with other calls for the destruction of the jewish state and millions of jews. we have learned that the jewish people must have the capacity to defend ourselves by ourselves, against any threats that talks at the chancery focused on german israeli corporation. regional security issues were also high on the agenda, in particular, the threat posed by iran. they say that to his rock doctor, now undisturbed and a danger to every o