states established on those foundations has been fully affirmed by the vatican, the usa and the u. countries whose institutions even today, bulk stripes, attack, attempt to blackmail and impose conditions on this being people investigate because during the civil war to somebody and people organize themselves and resisted and refused to submit to slaughter as they had half a century before. they would demonize to see a dresser and some trying to declare them as genocidal. white in the name of democratic principles and new york at the end values. nothing is done to address n t sub sentiments. the claim is levels of the sub a nation which itself suffered genocide to justify the crimes perpetrated against it. by croats and muslims. promote any during world war 2 during the 1990 civil war . the well being in crimes to committed in comfortable inventory and to seize either of part of the republic of serbia and ultimately the crime which the u. s. and nathan member states committed by bombing this saturday and people in 1999. it was with the helps of correlation managed to accomplish its going to c

relatively few younger ones are coming in, which is why we are dependent on doctors from e u, a non e u countries. i'm movies. oh that's hospital supervisor says he has become an essential member of her team. she says is experienced back in war torn syria sets him apart. but if he returned, she would lose a valuable colleague and a friend. i don't think our house system could so wife is all those colleagues from other countries would go back home even now with all this or in doctors here in our hospitals. we were looking for colleagues as das was overjoyed when you heard about the end of besides regime. but he says it's too early to tell whether he'll go back. i can tell you i or i can assure you others that mean like many other of syrian people in germany, not only doctors, but syrians and general blog to go back to a home which is stable, where we can live like in peace and dignity. so if our home could provide that in the next few years, i think a lot of people with consider going back to day as off has german citizenship and says it's place right now is in germany doing the job he loves, but

nothing but invest in countries using money using the investment, using capitalism, something like argue, right? so using the same things, or even better things and opportunities that the u. s. has offered this country when the us goes to other countries and offers to do a canal like they've been in panama. let's not forget, they also offered health for panama to become an independent country from colombia, so meddling in internal decisions about creating uprising so they can have their economic benefit of creating the canals. so we look at the context of the history of why and how the canal exist and how the u. s. has been in that area. they have nothing to say to china. they control it through the all for many, many years without paying rents without paying anything. and so even if china what to do, something similar, which is not the case. we have no moral authority to criticize patient as a robot informed me. what i want to ask you, do you think the way would be having this conversation is the panama canal wasn't such a crucial archery for global trade. but whilst at the moment it has been and has been for decades permanent, a neutral, who does very much the west den

and that's because several e u countries said no between not just hungry in slovenia, but also italy, spain, and romania. so you can see that perhaps the e u is not seeing from that same hayden sheet when it comes to this issue that you're on the ground before, during and after this election. what was your sense of how if people accepted are otherwise the result of the vote? well, those on the streets who protesting clearly didn't exec data on the movement. we sold the new president being voted for by the parliament and think it was some 224 volts out to the possible 300 well over the threshold needed to get in to the office. they were blowing out black smoke sort of really, if we can image of what happens when we see a pub in the lights that are not in black, it's supposed to be said, she says there's no choice may and that's how they feel. they won't accept that there was any present to speech, take office in 2 weeks. in fact, every time selling me because would appreciate it goes out into the streets and welcoming here. they're saying she's really interesting that need and this is

so e u countries have been battling the block on this, trying to get it to their wash rains that purchased signaling for zalinski won't actually keep their country's economically afloat. ends with ease neither by the way, he has a very sweet gig where all the ready has to do is sit there and watch russian gas flow through the pipes across you crate and get paid by moscow to do it gets he doesn't want to stick it to put in by taking his money for transferring gas to europe. so now he's going to just stick it to the you by making them pay more of his bills. and that sounds like he wants to you to have to pay more for slovak here too. but um, having them cut off from russian pipeline. yes. um it's not something but prime minister robert feed, so it wants to have. and he really underscore that with a recent trip to moscow, a show that showed us we'll watch one more thing about slovak as well. and then there's been many questions from journalists about fits those trip to moscow. in fact, after our conversation in brussels is in the presence of all european leaders. nothing surprises me anymore.

foreign minister is calling for the root ton of any syrian refugees to be coordinated with all the e u countries and the united nations. so you don't do got, haven't verified should google syrian saw protection worldwide, including here in germany, but also in their millions to neighboring countries. many of those who solve that protection, you can imagine a returned to their home country. at the same time, the situation is so unclear that it's currently impossible to judge whether there will be another flow of refugees from down region or whether river turn to syria is actually possible. that is why a close coordination with neighboring countries or partners in europe, and certainly with the u. n. is this central dominique a and has moved from berlin or the german government just being clear about what it thinks needs to be done right now saying that the situation on the ground in syria is such that to encourage refugees to return them without knowing what the situation that might be is not something that they could really be taking policy. and likewise they say, well, let's coordinate route fu

at among doctors in the german health system, so our doctors from other you countries and non e u countries, essentially the only solution to deal with at that situation. well, there are different solutions which all have to be counted in. that's the doctors from a foreign countries international or european countries, but we do also have to, um, uh, yeah, that works with the people who already lives here already recognize the sector. we have to work on the prevention of health issues in, for example, in the care sector. we do have to ensure a good working conditions. and we do have to also invest in digital time due to digital ways. and we do have to yeah, i to make it easier also to work in the healthcare system, given all the different documentation you have to fill in to sign. and so this is something that makes the working conditions not really good right at the moment. so we do have to actually work on that, that people want to a burke in the health care sector as doctor or as nurse and, and then maybe this is the perspective for the society. okay, we'll leave it there. christine, a m

states established on those foundations has been fully affirmed by the vatican, the usaa and the u. countries whose institutions even today, bulk strikes, attacks, attempt to blackmail and impose conditions on this being people investigate. because during the civil war to somebody and people organize themselves and resisted and refuse to submit to slaughter as they had half a century before. they would demonize to see a dresser in some trying to declare them as genocidal. white in the name of democratic principles and new york at the end values. nothing is done to address n t sub sentiment. the claim is level that this'll be a nation which itself suffered genocide to justify the crimes perpetrated against it, by croats and muslims. not any during world war 2, but during the 1990 civil war, the well being in crimes too committed in comfortable and mentor. and the seizure of part of the republic of serbia and ultimately the crime which the u. s. and nathan member states committed by bombing this, it'd be, and people in 1999. it was with the helps of correlation managed to accomplish it's going

she welcome counterparts from 5 e u countries today as well as from the u. k. and ukraine. right here in berlin. the roof is discussing further financial communitarian and military support for you . great. it wants to send a clear signal of european unity before the change of leadership in the united states next month. a dw chief international editor richard walker. he was at that meeting, i asked him whether ukraine would also be taking part. yeah, that's. that's right. so the ukrainians will be present here in the, in the form of that foreign minister. but there are 2 pretty sizable elephants in the rooms of the, of this guest house of the federal, for a ministry in germany, just outside bilingual village policies. you know, so would were paneled rooms, of course, lots of flags everywhere, but 2 very sizable, f o elephants in the room about donald trump. i'm glad you me a present. of course, donald trump, everybody sees him coming into office soon. of course, he's claimed that he wants to end the war quickly with a sort of peace deal between of the us and russia primarily

but despite the evidence of violence from the crowds, p u countries have waited into the fray. they're also condemning the police citing this proportionate use of force. we strongly condemn the disproportionate use of force against peaceful protesters, as well as the targeting of the opposition and media representatives. fundamental rights including freedom of peaceful assembly and freedom of expression must be upheld and protected as per georgia's constitution and international commitments. while those in the present can continue to decline, this violence has been the result of the thing seems being the result of russian influence in which country accept bratia does one put under siege a mass protest. normally the objective is dispersion not extinction. last night the riot forces one after each protester which managed to escape and track them down kilometers away from center. it's hard to include, and zora basically seems to have completely forgotten events in recent is that took place in the country, open book from the yellow best protest movements that age in paul, it's impo

so e u countries i've been battling the block on this trying to get it to their washed brains. that purchased signaling for zalinski won't actually keep their countries economically afloat. and so is eas, neither by the way, he has a really sweet gig, where all the ready has to do is sit there and watch russian gas flow through the pipes across you crate and get paid by moscow to do it. guess who doesn't want to stick it to put in by taking his money for transferring gas to europe. so now he's going to just stick it to the you by making them pay more of his business. sure. sure. this will watch one more thing about slovakia. there's been many questions from journalists about fits those trip to moscow. in fact, after our conversation in brussels, in the presence of all european leaders, nothing surprises me anymore and we are fighting for our lives. and it fits so is fighting for money. and hardly for slovakia is money saying these are shadow agreements with poor continued either trade of state interests or working for personal gain fits so mean did not want compensation for the

because there he faces charges of terrorism. rafe and smuggling girls from the middle east and e u countries. but that those expedition requests were denied time and time again because germany or sites in his uh, safety concerns the are any, all that all of course. now since then, we know that there have been dozens of people speaking out on line, including x muslims who claim that this man is not who he presents to be. and that he actually use that x and most of them cards in order to gain that refugee status in germany, which he did get 10 years later in 2016. there are also allegations that he has links to extreme this organizations and not the kind that target muslims, but the kind that's hard that europeans are extreme radical as well as networks including isis. and we would expect something like this to be mentioned in mainstream media, but we're not seeing any of this because we can be search in which case is the to one. but you would expect said it was at least be brought up in may as a media, but it's not mentioned at all. and by the way, another aside to this, you've got a law must

u. countries, since russia's full scale invasion of ukraine. iceland, outgoing government has granted permits to to wait and companies until 2029 animal rights activists condemn the decision that will allow the killing of around $400.00 wales each year. iceland, new way in japan are the only countries that allow commercial wailing of so many species were hunted to the brink of extinction in the 1960s. and one of the well smallest nations just go a little bit bigger. monica has expanded its land mass by 3 percent with the completion of a luxury prophecy development, which was enumerated by monica, was prince albert with the territory of just over to square kilometer is monica is the well 2nd smallest states of to the national from now your plan is celebrating the addition of so okay to you desk goes world heritage list the u. n. agency votes and to recognize the alcoholic drink as intangible, cultural heritage, japanese sucka brewer is all hoping that designation will help revive declining sales to the smooth of rice. wine has been viewed as a sacred gift from deities and it's been an

country are non negotiable to buy. the channel is not controlled directly or indirectly by china, from the e. u, the us or any other power. i strongly reject any manifestation that distorts this reality. panama respects other nations and demands respect. we'll see about that. welcome to the united states canal. well, as donald trump is preparing to take over the office in the upcoming days, um, he demanded fees reduction from the panama canal authorities for ships passing through the water way. and i think the best thing that we have to mention his wife is panama canal is so important. well, it's a vital both away and it contributes a billions of dollars to the economy of the kind of myself and is crucial for political trade for a thomas coleman from the president itself. and as i said, the name of the justice from the threats as an affront to panama was sold to bring to the reaction from the president of panama himself. most of them the only one we had so far, the chinese for a ministry also reacted to donald trump's prospect stating the china. what with respect, kind of must silver and t o by

which is why we are dependent on doctors from e u and non e u countries. i'm movies. oh that's hospital supervisor says he has become an essential member of for team. she says is experienced back in war torn syria sets him apart. but if he returned, she would lose a valuable colleague and a friend. i don't think our house system could so wife is all those colleagues from other countries would go back home even now with all this or in doctors here in our hospitals. we were looking for colleagues as das was overjoyed when you heard about the end of besides regime. but he says it's too early to tell whether he will go back. i can tell you i or i can assure you others that you know, like many other of sir young people in germany, not only doctors, but syrians in general, a blog to go back to a home which is stable, where we can live like in p as in victor. so if our home could provide that in the next few years, i think a lot of people would consider going back today as off has german citizenship and says it's place right now is in germany doing the job he loves. but he i

country are non negotiable. the channel is not controlled directly or indirectly by china. the e u. the us or any other power, i strongly reject any manifestation that distorts this reality. panama respects other nations and demands respect. we'll see about that. welcome to the united states canal. us donald trump is preparing to take over the office and the upcoming days. um he demanded fees reduction from the panama canal socrates for ships passing through the water away. and i think it's the best thing that we have to mention has why this panama canal is so important? well, it's a vital both the way it contributes a billions of dollars to the economy of a ton of myself. and is preschool for global trade for trumps. call ministry from the president itself, and from the threats as an affront to kind of most so to bring to the reaction from the president of panama himself, most of them the new one we had so far. the chinese for a ministry also reacted to donald trump's prospect stating that china will, with respect to kind of my sovereignty oh, by the panama canal. let's listen to t

u countries already halted. you asylum applications from syria, but the nationalist we spoke to say returning is not an option. it isn't in not just investment. i read in the news that politicians are calling for 1000 euros to be given to syrians so that they have to or want to go back, which shocked me. i think that's a terrible idea. the situation in syria is just as dangerous as it was before. right. 1 right now, it is not possible to go to syria. the big problem is that when people go to see me and now it is no good, there is still danger the see where it needs another 2 to 3 years for peace and for people to it's a new policy must emerge. we did not know what the new policy will be right now. well, the latest may have been syria force, even more people to flee the nation. us estimates show that over a 1000000 people were displaced in mid the turmoil. assyrians hesitate to return the leader of the to we are alshaun based on this group is calling on. this can populates to help the country turn to a new page,

u country since russian's full scale invasion of the print authorities in the us of withdrawn ice. nami warning after an earthquake struck off the pacific coast. the relatively shallow magnitude. 7 quake struck about 70 kilometers off the coast of northern california in a sparsely populated area. roads in the states, california in oregon, became conte, with the traffic as people attempted to flee further inland. the national weather service initially issued a phenomena warning that covered almost $5000000.00 people, including the san francisco area. as before announcing that the coast was clear. and let's cross over to matthew pg me, you're all just an atmosphere, a scientist who joins me now from washington. d. c. thanks for being on the show. so that the phenomena warning was issued because the epicenter of the earthquake was just off the coast of california. but then the wave never came. so do we know why not? yes, it has to do with how the actual slip on the real quick to place this real quick was about 70 kilometers on shore in northern california, a magnitude 7. so it's a pretty h

u countries said no between not just hungry in slovenia, but also italy, spain, and romania. so you can see that perhaps you is not seeing from that same hayden sheet when it comes to this issue that you're on the ground before, during and after this election. what was your sense of how people accepted are otherwise the result of the vote? well, those on the streets who protesting clearly didn't accept it. on the movement, we sold the new president being voted for by the problem. and i think it was some 224 volts out to the possible 300 well and for the threshold needed to get in to the office. they were blowing out the black smoke sort of really, if we can image of what happens when we see a, posing the lights that are not in black. smoke essentially says there's been no choice may and that's how they feel. they won't accept that there was any present to speech, take office in 2 weeks. in fact, every time selling me because would appreciate it goes out into the streets. they will coming here. they're saying she's really legitimate need and this is what is the problem we do.

press conference a and i could, but of course, would be the joint press of been tucker, should e u countries that were a critical comments about israel. se, se is from a stop. it's targeting of, of, of sites within the city we have is, is going through this transition. israel most respect said one of the leaders, the stability of syria because it's the lynch pain of stability of the whole region . is it because of these for the comments about israel that we think comes to me blinking decided to go it alone and there is that impressed confidence. well, that must be one of them. uh, because best uh, blinking and national security advisor. uh jim sullivan. in fact said, well, sorry, i thought it appropriate to violate the subject of syria and to bomb the hell out of syria in violation of every possible principle and international law alone. this is right. the guide is the option i might have supported. so there's definitely a reason to suspect why as you start this might be one. the other i suspect, again we're discussing here is that oh, unfortunately we have lots to just have a senior politic

u. country. now for more on this breaking development some thought in by in studio biology course, but the tables chaise good to have you join those right now. developing stories. what do we know so far? yeah. breaking news. the we've confirmation though from the 1st b, russian security service and uh, the investigative committee, and that they have detained an individual at least one person. you think there may be more than one detained, but we've details on this particular individual. a news becca, citizen, for from it was based on born in 1995. now he arrived in moscow received a, an explosive device. obviously, quite a technically advanced device that was placed on a scooter at the entrance to the residence of one of the men that were killed at he rented a car sharing vehicle. they're popular in moscow, the common, they're everywhere. so quite smart move, you know, you wouldn't notice them, they're packed in very random areas of the city. so again, it wouldn't be out of place to be seen. and

u country is a judge and the best of them cleared the what's new the detainee was taken to the investigator and investigative actions are being carried out with him during the interrogation. he explained that he had been recruited by the ukrainians special services on their instructions. he arrived in moscow and received an improvised explosive device. he placed it on an electric scooter, which he parked at the entrance of the apartment building where igor keira life lived well of the month. yeah, well the f s b will, should security service have arrested at least one person and they released details of it. one person they have in custody. and who's back citizen from whose bank has done born in 1995, 29 years old. and he rode to moscow and he was given a, an explosive device, a high powered explosive device. he placed it on the schools are, which wouldn't be a common around most, all of these a ride sharing scooters, scooters you would see them at the entrance of the building. so quite a smart way to conceal the device you would suggest. and then he also placed the why fi connected camera i

2nd my done of 2013, which was literally broadcast live and involved the top leadership of the u natal countries. the u. s. bridge in germany, poland, of course, and the baltic states. but i see most importantly, they use the entire need a tool box after the onto constitutional cool of 2013, 14 the situation to come, no set of and to generate that into several conflict. in addition, for nearly a decade for 8 years to be exact, russia kept suggesting various options for peaceful resolution, both within ukraine and around its border solution. i think the 1st and 2nd misc agreements were developed and committed to paper and enshrined in the un security council resolution. this is a set of implementation measures was suggested. special formats were set up like the normandy format in others in order to avert these bloody scenario. however, a series of provocations by once again western actors, such as military drills or supplying weapons to ukraine, and simply their unwillingness which day later admitted to implement the misc agreements. america and alarmed later said they were never going to impleme

and they would need to be on, even if and it's a big if countries like germany in the u. k. would be willing to risk sending troops to face off with russia. the bigger question remains, whether they actually have enough troops to do so. us president elect donald trump has threatened to retake control over the panama canal. trump told supporters panama was charging too much for us on ships to pass through. considering how much washington spent to build the waterway more than a 100 years ago. panama, as president, has hit back, insisting control of the canal is non negotiable. and it's less than a month until he's back at the white house and president elect donald trump is showing what his approach to international trade may look like. addressing his support is that they're ready in arizona. he accused the central american state of panama, of over charging you as a vessel for passing through the panama canal vendors. this complete rip off of our country will immediately stop. the stop. the united states has a big invested. it says the secure, efficient and reliable operation o

u to support test. we want our european destiny returned to us. this is the result of an entire country. and well, brussels is considering sanctions against some members of the georgia dream of policies. other european countries already taking massive into that the 3 bolduc stays jointly agreed to impose national sanctions against those to suppress legitimate protests and georgia opponents of democracy in violators of human rights and not welcoming all countries. the e u has also suggested it may punish old george in spite removing the visa for you, visiting lights, the car, the holes. meanwhile, its top diplomat has added her voice to the criticism of what she describes as heavy handed tactics by the forces of older. so it is clear that using violence against a peaceful protesters is not acceptable. and the georgian government should respect the will of the georgian people when it comes to the european union. then this clearly has consequences on our relationship with georgia. we only did that. it's the police perpetrating violence against the protective is also another narratives . it'

after independence, the 2 countries signed a mutual defense treaties. if the philippines was attacked, the u. s. should help defend them. given the growing tensions with china, the philippines is turning more strongly to the us. the country has given to us access to 9 military bases on its soil. they are part of the so called 1st island chain, a line of american military bases that the u. s. is using to project power close to china. one country being cautious about how close that gets to the us is vietnam. these are the outposts vietnam controls in the south china sea. one of them is bar canada, reese this is what it used to look like. and this is it in 2020 for enough space to fit a runway for long range military aircraft. so vietnam is kind of following china is playbook. vietnam has been ramping up its outposts a lot recently. so the vin number is saying that now maybe it's a good time for them to really scale up without attracting a lot of attention for on basing. then counts on is vietnam analyst. he works for a single poor state funded thing tank. the use of is check institute and he's

u to native bodies, or sits and receives have come to power in those countries whose policies instead of serving national interests, are informed by foreign influence, inspiration, and pressure that has led to condemn eclipse. interesting, isn't it? just a couple of years ago, the german economy was growing at an astounding pace. everything seemed to be in place to sustain its above average rate of economic and industrial growth. they had all the resources when faced with workforce shortages. they started relying on refugees and immigrants, they passed legislation to facilitate those processes, etc. yet they are not able to pursue a policy that serves their national interest. just like it was with germany's corporation with russia, cooperation with our country was one of the pillars of economic growth for germany . it provided energy resources to keep the economy stable. it kept the price is predictable. it was instrumental for german economic growth. however, germany ruptured those ties under the influence of the us. the energy source was blocked. i'm talking about the sabotage the t