on terry martin coming up here coming up next year on dw, is the w visit us with a closer look at nato small, but my team front line economists on terry martin, thanks for watching the cost cost about as nice. why does that? because now i'm leaving the new host join us for an exciting explanation of everything in between moses video and audio production by d w. i hope video will tune in. estonia loves via lithuania. together they share in more than 1000 kilometer long border with russia and bella, ruth, but as the boar and ukraine drags on their position, rise on mayfield's front line with russia puts them at high risk. i want to know how the politics are protecting themselves from russia, and to find out i'm going to speak with the people at the directly involved in the process. we will zoom in on the 3 industries, cyber security, energy defense safeguarding the politics coming up on this edition of business beyond the politics we gave their independence around 30 years ago when the soviet union collapsed. at that time, their economies were in tatters. the upshot was that leaders coul

that's the hello i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. at least a 116 people have died in a crush of a hindu religious gathering in india. scores more were injured in the incident, which took place in the northern tar pradesh. states. officials say more of the victims were most of the were victims were women and children. initial reports indicate organizers had permission to host about 5000 people, but more than 15000 came to the event it was here at a religious gathering and we talked about this, but the hora unfolded. it's not yet clear what close the crush, but witnesses say that the storm caused a panic among the worshippers. and chaos ensued, as the crowds tried to lease it. uh, i was in a religious event, was organized for the hindu gods, chief of in the village. and told them just when the event was about to end and there was a sudden commotion due to overcrowding of uh, an excessive humidity which caused the stampede to you at the post office, the following overcharged the one on top of the other guy. those who across died, people

the hello i'm terry martin. good, heavy with is less than a day after russia cost outrage for the missile attack on ukraine's biggest children's hospital reports are coming in. the presence of lensky has made good on his file to retaliate. images on social media show russian oil of energy sites in flames. while the russian defense ministry says drones were launched against targets in the south, claiming to a shop down many of them. on monday, russia launched as most massive wave of attacks against your credit in cities in months killing at least 37 people. what you're seeing is a russian miss. so the explosion came from ukraine's largest children's hospital and faces the aftermath doctors, nurses, volunteers, and emergency services, searched for victims, a terrifying ordeal for survivors. the sure with these white children. for some reason, we always thought that the hospital was protected. we were a 100 percent sure that they would not hit here. and it turned out, it turned out the way it turned out to us. but

as their side progresses to the euro 2024, final repeating the netherlands to one the low and terry martin, thanks for joining us. a joint statement by nato's 32 members says that ukraine is on the quote irreversible past to membership at the alliance of 75th anniversary summit. they also pledged 40000000000 euros of aid to keep next year, but most of that age is set to come from the blocks largest member of the us and with native skeptic. donald trump, challenging president biden. in november's election, there's no assurance of long term funding with the spectre of, of donald trump presidency looming large over washington. native leaders move to future prove the military lines, chop up their list, ukraine, which trumpets threatened to cut support for re elected. we will increase our support for ukraine. bus stop is showing an 8th of coordination on the security assistance and training for your brain on by ensuring a sustained support for the long term. the plan includes minimum funding of $40000000000.00 euros and military within the next year. it also includes a new command center in ger

i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. us present, joe biden has opened nato's 75th anniversary summit in washington with the pledge of more air defense systems for ukraine. he's offering keep an additional patriot system and says allies will provide dozens more anti missile batteries. this as bite and 6 to reassure allies at home and abroad, that he's up for the job as president doubts about his fitness for office continued to plague his re election campaign by this offer to boost keeps. defenses came a day after the deputy of spades of airstrikes on ukraine in months. the major's celebration. but the mood appears smote tips, then festus. the 7th, if you've any of us. so he comes during one of the most challenging times for me to rush the cigarettes against the crate. for more than 2 years, the lives has been tested for its unity in continuous support of the united states. nearly 2 dozen allied gardeners assigned to by allow security agreements that you create more countries or follow. today, i'm an

i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. we begin with a landmark ruling in the united states, where the supreme court has ruled at donald trump has broad immunity for alleged crimes committed. while president, they wrote, the former president's cannot be prosecuted for any actions that were within their constitutional powers. but 10 b for unofficial cause of shipping, the justices overturn a lower course decision that rejected trumps claim of federal immunity. the court was asked to decide whether he could be prosecuted for his role in the january 6th 2021, riots as the us capital, that pays bus. now the reassessed by the lower court judge. the process makes it unlikely that the trial will take place before his november election. well, one justice who objected to the ruling was sonya such a may or she has decried it as a mockery, saying the court's ruling effectively means presidents or above the law. in the statement outlining her objections, she wrote the relationship between the president and th

health, climate change is making extreme weather more frequent and even more severe the flowing terry martin, thanks for joining us. france and the rest of europe are coming to terms with the possibility of the far right gaining power. and one of the most powerful members reading the pens. national riley has taken the largest share of the vote with 33 percent in the 1st round of stuff parliamentary elections in france. president emmanuel, that collins centrist here in yellow, trailed in 3rd place with 20 percent behind the left wing alliance that pulled 28 percent of the fed like on is calling on boaters to prevent the far right from winning a governing majority. and next, sunday's decisive final round, it's the, it's not totally the result the far right. we're hoping for. one, they were sure they would get to you my dear, compact chance that the democracy had spoken in the friendship with the national rally and its allies and the lead set and practically wiped out from the crumbs blog. look, my goodness, in order to carry out the reforms that the country needs, we need an absolute majority.

our correspondence needs to former dissidents whose lives are still being affect the hello i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. last of the day after russia cost outrage with a missile attack on ukraine's biggest children's hospital reports are coming in that ukrainian president blog is a lensky, is made good on his bile to retaliate. images on social media, show russian oil and energy sites in flames. while the russian defense industry says drones were launched against targets in the south of russia, claiming to shut down many of them. on monday, russia a launched its most severe attacks against ukrainian cities and months killing. at least 37 people. what you're seeing is a russian me. so the explosion came from ukraine's largest children's hospital and faces the aftermath doctors, nurses, volunteers, and emergency services, searched for victims, a terrifying ordeal for survivors. the sure with these white children. for some reason, we always thought that the hospital was protected. we were a 100 percent sure that they would not hit here. and it turned out, it turned out the way it tu

the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. more than $200.00 centrist and left wing candidates pulled out of france's parliamentary runoff election. the tactic is a given voters, just 2 choices in their contest. french president amend walmack on hopes to pull out from sundays. contests will block the far right from winning power. is centrists came 3rd in the 1st round behind a coalition of left wing parties and the far right national routing so many 3rd place candidates in france had pulled out in order to strengthen the prospect of 2nd place candidates beating the far right. but is that strategy likely to work as coal spangler a freelance journalist based in marci as well, it certainly makes the chances of an absolute majority for the national rally, much less likely that there's really no doubt about that. that the magic number is 289 because of all these withdrawals, it's more likely they won't hit that number. um, but they could also potentially come close to an absolute majority. what would happen then? so i think, you kn

the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. un security council is preparing to hold an emergency meeting a day after ukraine's biggest children's hospital was hit by a cruise missile. and you, an expert says it's highly likely that russia was responsible. ukrainian president, a lot of me as well as he called the meeting, but since russia is a permanent member of the council, it can be to any condemnation. a hospital strike came as parts of the largest wave of attacks against ukrainian cities in months. at least 37 people were killed. what you're seeing is a russian miss. so the explosion came from ukraine's largest children's hospital and faces the aftermath. doctors, nurses, volunteers, and emergency services searched for victims a terrifying ordeal for survivors. the why children, for some reason, we always thought that the hospital was protected. we were a 100 percent sure that they would not hit here. and it turned out it turned out the way it turned out. for the northeast, we managed to get most pat

i'm terry martin. good heavy with us. they to leaders meeting in washington, have labeled china, a decisive enabler for rushes more in ukraine. the charge came in the lines as communique, they do a secretary generally installed and guard said being provided bosco's war effort with vital components that have both civilian and military uses. a spokesperson for china is foreign ministry lashed out at the claims. linds young insisted that china has played a constructive role in resolving the conflict. john urged nato to a band and what he called a cold war mentality and avoid creating tales in the asia pacific region. so i'm going to use nato's rhetoric about china is responsibility in ukraine is unjustified and malicious intent that we are nato, to reflect on the root cause of the crisis and its own actions, injunctions and listen carefully to the just the voice of the international community. and take concrete actions to ease the situation. instead of shifting the blame to others. let's get more now on this from our corresp

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progresses to the euro, 2024 football final after meeting the netherlands to what the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. a joint statement by nato's 32 members, dated says that ukraine is on a quote, irreversible path to membership. at the alliance of 75th anniversary summit, they also pledged 40000000000 euros of a to keep next year. current support ukraine is getting appears to be making a difference on the battlefield. following rushes, spring offensive with khaki in the cross hairs. nato partners gave you credit the green light to use the weapons they provided inside russian territory up to a point that's helps stall moscow's offensive, which some metal is c. as a turning point of the aftermath of russian showing in the harkey region in early may, initial gains by russian forces seemed to catch you cleaned off guard and raised appears that ukraine 2nd city hockey could be in danger. potentially paving the way for another attempt to seize keith. it's thought that moscow strategy may have been to force ukraine to move its forces from the battled town of cha, cpr on the easte

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terry martin, good to have you with us. a joint statement by nature is 32 members says that ukraine is on a quote, irreversible pass to membership of the alliance of the 75th anniversary somewhat. they also pledged 40000000000 euros of a to keep. next year us present. joe biden announced new air defense systems for ukraine and said the united states has agreed to temporarily place long range missiles in germany. some of those weapons were banned by treaty until recently. earlier i spoke about this with young less or he's a distinguished fellow with the german marshal finally gave us his thoughts on ukraine's path to becoming a native member. well, it's essentially a strong repetition of what the alliance is set for the last year. is to keep um there, there is not a timeframe and that made disappointments um, but the reversible is a pretty strong word to use. uh the of course there are conditions that are associated with this that have to do with the form and ukraine. but also, i think for many allies simply the end of the w

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terry martin. good. heavy with his left. this in france had been rejoicing after a hastily assembled reliance scored a surprise when in the 2nd and final round of parliamentary elections. the new popular front succeeded in his gold, preventing the far right from gaining power within national riley forced into the 3rd place. president about the one that cons centrist coalition came 2nd, but with no group gaining an absolute majority. france could potentially face years a political instability, as a surprise result in francis seconds round. did you see this? all right. match with joins celebrations in paris. the full week old, new popular from columbus and of left wing policies. williams, the most seats is the 1st of all you move to move, we have so immensely relieved what you you see you see tonight and then yeah, we are allowed something that we had started to doubt to show you about today. and that takes, you know, to do the love for our country not to be the left wing alliance. rising to the top has prompted french prime m

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the hello, i'm terry martin. good to help you with this german transfer all of shows is in warsaw for talks. we publish prime minister adult task. it will be the 1st inter governmental consultation between the 2 countries. since 2018 ties have warmed. since toasts pro european coalition came to power last december orleans previous nationalist government often portrayed germany as a whole style force on the agenda of the talks will be ukraine, security and other geopolitical challenges. earlier i asked you nobody's chief political energy, make out a cup to how chancellor shots and prime minister to us are planning to improve cooperation between germany, opponent as well. first of all by sending that very signals corporation again. since donald to us who is the former head of the european council, so it of the most pro european you can get as opposed as lead. uh, and since he came to power the 2 of also revise the vine, my triangle together with fonts clearly determined to make some headway in european corporation

full ask our correspondent if the killings could thrust plans piece to the little i'm terry martin. good to have you with us us present. joe biden has opened nato 75th anniversary summit in washington with a pledge of more missile defense systems for ukraine by the said us will provide, keep with an additional patriot system and says, allies will supply dozens more anti missile batteries. the subject comes as button seeks to reassure allies at home and abroad that he's up for the job as president doubts about his fitness for office continued to plague his re election campaign. the major celebration by the mood appears small tips, then festus. the 7th. if you've any of us or he comes during one of the most challenging times for me to rush to suggest against the cream for more than 2 years, their lives has been test. it puts unity in continue support of the united states, nearly 2 dozen allied gardeners assigned to by allow security agreements that you create more countries or follow. today, i'm gonna house in the store donation a very defensive equipment for ukraine. united states, g

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the hello i'm terry martin. good to help you with his friends and the rest of europe are waking up to the possibility of the far right coming to power in one of the use founding members, marine la pens. national riley has taken the largest share of the boat with 33 percent in the 1st round of snap parliamentary elections in france. present a band along the collins centrist here in yellow trailed in 3rd place with 20 percent behind a left wing alliance that pulled 28 percent of the boat by calling these calling on boaters to prevent the far right from winning and governing majority and next sunday's decisive final round. it's the, it's no totally the result the far right. we're hoping for. but one, they were sure they would get the idea compact chance that the democracy had spoken and the friendship with the national rally and its allies in the lead. and practically wiped out from the crumbs blog. looking in order to carry out the reforms that the country needs, we need an absolute majority. so that show down. bu

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the low i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. german transfer all of schultz is in warsaw for talks with publish prime minister donald to us it will be the 1st entry, governmental consultations between the 2 countries since 2018 fives. have warm since toasts pro european coalition came to power last december. alden's previous nationalist government often portrayed germany as a hostile force. i on the agenda of the talks will be crane security and other geo political challenges to for more of a spring. and our chief political editor may get a cousin that became a hell our chancellor showed some prime minister to us planning to improve cooperation between germany and poland. well, 1st of all, by sending that very signal of cooperation again. since donald to us who is the former head of the european council, so it of the most pro european you can get as opposed as a leader. and since he came to power, the 2 of also revised divine my triangle together with fonts, clearly determined to make some headway in europ

meeting taking place in comp uh between you in representatives and ask in civil society the blow of terry martin. welcome to the program. german chancellor schultz as in warsaw for talks with publish prime minister donald trust. it will be the 1st inter governmental consultations between the 2 countries since 2018 ties have warmed since test pro european coalition came to power last december. holden's previous nationalist government often portrayed germany as a hostile force. high on the agenda, the talks will be ukraine, security, and other geo political challenges. a short while ago i spoke with our chief political editor, make it a customer i asked, or how chancellors sholtes and prime minister to us are planning to improve cooperation between germany and poet. well, 1st of all, by sending that very signal of cooperation again. since donald tusk, who is the former head of the european council, so it of the most pro european you can get as opposed as leader since he came to power the 2 of also revise divine my triangle together with friends, clearly determined to make some headway in european

the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us on gary, in private as a big to or botanist making his 1st trip to ukraine since rushes full scale invasion in 2022. he's meeting with ukrainian president below of them is the landscape to discuss what or bond called building peace talks come on one day after hungry, assume the rotating presidency of the european union and put the gold ties between which even budapest are known to be tense or bundle is rushed as strong as to ally the e u. n. has block measures to extend a to ukraine to help the country defend itself against russia's invasion or more of this. let's bring in our correspondence in ukraine and brussels. nick connelly there and you can about richard in brussels. nick, what can you tell us about this meeting? well, terry versus few details as ever. this wasn't announces, wasn't crowd involved. security reasons. lots of head scratching, going on and kept people trying to work out what exactly the big old lawn has brought with him and why. now this is

and terry martin, thanks for watching. the name is the calls back. saved loud. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. you guys would have being nosy, bay, like get everyone talking to me. you're healthy award winning called called the called back the nature coast itself, the strongest defense alliance in the world and the community of value multiple conflict, but to prevent the confusion. but this view is not sure if i actually want you don't have a protein rights to be in charge. in many countries, it's enough for kind of asia. the military alliance is regarded with skepticism and distrust. we often call and help, but you're a little bit suspicious that we are being set up for the future. causal. there is a 2nd level of thought proceed. the war and ukraine. his father divided the world and reveals a deep disconnect between nato countries and the global song. we don't even take inside the west also needs to recalibrate them approach. so what does this mean for need to in the future of

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we have an exclusive report on their plan, the hello, i'm terry martin wellness program. we'd begin with breaking news from ukraine, where russia has lost a major daytime air result killing at least 20 people and injuring dozens. presidents the landscape says 40 missiles targeted cities across the nation were now hoping to look at live images. there they are from outside the children's hospital in the capital key, which has been damaged in the strikes rest. yours are now searching for people trapped under the trouble we can see under the rubble, we can see them there. the city's mayor says it's one of the worst attack since rushes full scale invasion of you pray. well, let's cross straight over to our correspondent nick connelly who is in keep nick, what else do we know about these strikes? so currently, thirty's here to king of 8 casualties. all those, all those numbers set to rise. that's 6 vacation here. more than 20 injured, pretty extraordinary pictures of huge numbers of people civilians, as well as professionals trying to go through the rubble of the children's hos

the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. us present, joe biden has opened nato's 25th anniversary summit in washington with the pledge of more missile defense systems for ukraine, as it recovers from a barrage of deadly russian airstrikes. earlier this week, by the set us will provide key with an additional patriot system and says allies will supply dozens more anti missile batteries. the summit comes as bite and 6 to reassure allies at home and abroad, that he's up for the job as president. doubts about his fitness for office continued to play because re election campaign, the major's celebration. but the mood appears. small tips, then festus. the 7th. if you knew the story comes during one of the most challenging times for me to rush the cigarettes against the crane for more than 2 years, their lives has been tested for its unity. in continuous support of the united states, nearly 2 dozen allied gardeners assigned to by allow security agreements that you create more countries will follow. today, i'm

i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. the january 2021. the attack on the united states capital thousands of people took pods and among them some of these manipulative voices. our former high ranking military leaders wanted us veterans ton the backs on democracy. and what does this mean for the upcoming election? the enemy within starts to lie 12 on d, w we hear sound and understand speech. ready and gen model and we recognize danger and enjoying music guns be a very important sense that allows us to post communicate and oriented solutions face the or we have to, you're welcome home. but we often over strain or hearing too much of her ears too often under auditory senses can disappear and the slips of others. this is the worst was when i had a vertigo attack at a gig and fell over at the d. j booth and nobody knew what was going on that it was coming from my here use. it can come on us and even motivate us. the hearing is a gateway to the world, but silence is important to get like going for walks, i ride my bike and i go to the sun. it's

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. >> meanwhile you out there saying martin lisa nandy doesn't know what day of the week it is, no bannau in mind. what a culture war is. and terry lisa nandy will stoke the culture wars. things are going to get much worse with her and doddsin to get much worse with her and dodds in charge. neither can define a woman and i'm sorry. that's what i keep coming back to as well. and lisa nandy did infamously say that if anyone disagreed with her on the trans women being women thing, they shouldn't be in the labour party. hello rosie duffield, give us a call right now. okay? we move on. three women were murdered yesterday and a woman is killed by a man every three days, on average in the uk. do we need to do more to protect women? it sounds like a stupid question. whether it's a lot more going on here and we're talking about next. hello. welcome back. this is dewbs& co with me. dawn neesom. hope you're having a lovely evening out there. now. keeping me company until 7:00. is former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie. and journalist and commentator dutra da silva. now, in recent years, a woman has been killed by a man every three days