a mic spicer welcome to the program and we start with the aftermath of the shootings in the german city of hono interior minister horse is a haul for has promised a stronger police presence across germany to counter what he describes as a very high security threat from the far right the province follows wednesday night's a terrorist attack which killed 10 people mostly of turkish and kurdish descent shot dead by a suspected right wing extremist and near frankfurt has a multiethnic population of about 100000. you spoke with a relative of one of the victims of the kurdish cultural center and how now has become a place of grief and suffering many who knew the victims of the far right terrorism here have come to pay their respects to fear hot a 23 year old heating technician who was gunned down as he tried to buy cigarettes just skims of us that's the worst of it fair hunt wanted to do something good for the people of. his grandfather was a guest worker who helped pave the streets of. gaza for how it wanted to give people a warm place to call home noise that's no longer possible i think thi

spicer welcome to the program as the corona virus spreads far beyond china several countries are taking tough new steps to contain it in italy the deaths of 3 people from the disease have prompted authorities to put several towns on lockdown and to cancel the final days of the carnival in venice. other countries are now on high alert including iran it has the highest death toll of any country outside of china south korea is the country with the 2nd most infections and has also seen a sharp jump in cases over the last few days. scenes like these from china's cities and lockdown are now becoming familiar across the globe following new deaths caused by the novel coronavirus. fazer remains the continent hardest hit by the outbreak on sunday south korea raised its disease alert level to the highest possible there are hundreds of registered cases in the country and the number of new infections is still surging meanwhile the coded 19 commonly known as the corona virus is becoming increasingly political in iran the supreme leader ayatollah ali how many accused iran's enemies of spreading propag

spicer welcome to the program world leaders at the munich security conference have laid out opposing visions of the health of the western alliance. u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe rejected claims that america is backing away from its global role as a democratic ally on peo told the audience that quote the west is winning and we're winning together germany's president said yesterday however the u.s. was pushing its own national interests over international cooperation. and french president emanuel has also given his views here's what he had to say you know i have in mind is a leader that is sulfur and united under laws that take and acts such and in 10 years time i'd like to see europe that has enough leverage to act to peace when it comes to policy is a technology migration that defends feeding the world also in terms of climate protection environmental protection and a europe which has relations with its neighbors russia and africa the middle east. and for more on this let's go straight to did have used chief political editor who is in new nick at the security conference. call

the next spicer welcome to the program world leaders at the new nick security conference have laid out opposing views on the health of the western alliance. u.s. secretary of state mike pump a rejected claims that america is backing away from its global role as a democratic ally people don't pay 0 told the audience that quote the west is winning and we're winning together opening the conference on friday however germany's president said the u.s. was pushing its own national interests over international cooperation and that was a view echoed today by french president emmanuel back home who said it was time for europe to assert its own interests especially in defense of the you know i have in mind is a leader that is sulfur and united undemocratic and acts such and in 10 years time i'd like to see europe that has enough leverage to. bring in when it comes to policy is to technology migration defense feeding the world also in terms of climate protection environmental protection and a europe which has. relations with its neighbors russia and africa the middle east and for more on this let'

hello and welcome on nick spicer.foreign ministers from major powers have been meeting in munich to push for peace in libya germany and the united nations want to end foreign military support for the warring parties there an agreement struck last month in berlin has been repeatedly violated with multiple breaches of an arms embargo and increased fighting now representatives at the meeting are pushing for a permanent ceasefire. and let's bring in chief political correspondent melinda crane in munich melinda the meeting in on libya is over now. what's the takeaway for you. well 2 main points that indicate steps toward real follow up to that berlin summit in january the 1st one is that the members of this meeting today here in munich decided that a follow up committee will be established at senior official level it will have a rotating chairmanship it will be essentially hosted under the u.n. auspices and it will seek to ensure that there is real follow up both to the berlin agreement and also to the u.n. resolution that

hello and welcome to the program i'm nick spicer foreign ministers from major world powers met in munich to push for peace in libya germany and the united nations want to end foreign military support for libya's warring parties an agreement struck last month in berlin has been repeatedly violated with multiple breaches of an arms embargo and increased fighting now representatives at the meeting are pushing for a permanent cease fire german foreign minister laid out a key step following the meeting. what's important now is to establish transparency and ensure that anyone who intends to violate the arms embargo knows they won't escape unnoticed and the fun of. it should be clear to all breaking this embargo means violating a un resolution which will not be without consequences. and let's bring indeed a new political correspondent simon young in munich simon the german foreign minister was talking about consequences should anyone break this embargo what does he mean by that. well i think he primarily means that there's going to be more focus on this from the international community this mee

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