it happens when a member of president petro poroshenko's party interrupted a speech by mr. yatsenyuk. they tried to physically remove yatsenyuk from the podium. they are fragmented over energy prices as well as decorum. all right, we've got a lot more news coming up, including this. if this were a chemistry experiment, it would generate a very big thing. the fusion of two chemical giants in the works. that and more when we come back in 60 seconds. brent: welcome back everyone. "dw news" live from berlin. here are your top stories. an attack on the spanish embassy in kabul. the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. the vice chancellor has been real acted as the leader of the social democrat party, but the result is likely to be a disappointment -- he garnered 73% of the vote, less than from his last election to give years ago. he was looking to strengthen his position with angela merkel's christian democrats. merkel's personal popularity has left her coalition partner in the dust. he gave in a passion and speech, but he did not convince as many people as he hope

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speaking after his talks with the ukraine's petro poroshenko, mr.ed the ukrainian leadership to continue its path to reforms and ramp up the fight against corruption. you can get more on these and other breaking stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. i'm mark crumpton. back to you. alix: thank you so much. this past week and, more than sony 5000 people descended on miami for one of the biggest events of the year. year jimjust last chain o said he is shorting subsidies to hedge against a bubble in the art market. alix: here he is talking to stephanie ruhle and miami. >> it probably works on both sides. stephanie: let's talk about how tricky it is. chinese buyers, russian buyers, even though we saw a chinese buyer pick up a painting for a record price last month, is that reflective of the whole our market -- art market, or are there pocket? -- are there pockets? john: we have a bifurcation. we have artists who are a second-tier or lower. i think we're seeing another split. i think we will see that between well-known works and lesser-known wo

they asked petro poroshenko, is that true? and they said yes.his must be made on a permanent basis. it was passed by the parliament and together with the law, they passed article ten, which says that it will only be implemented after the election. so, again, it's been delayed. and so they're telling us, okay, the minsk agreements call for the passing of that law, and we passed that law. so it's just formal compliance. so we are ready to convince, let's work together. we're ready to convince the people in the southeast of ukraine so that there's a compromise. we're willing to do to, but it's now up to the ukrainian counterparts to have the same desire. >> translator: interfax. mr. putin, you just said that russia's stepped up its military presence in syria. you mentioned the s-400 anti-aircraft defense system. but we are under sanctions. oil is getting cheaper. we're also having economic crisis on our hands. will russia have enough finances for that? because we need to spend on the increase of the military presence. there are so many problems, so