and u. n. h has expressed concern that in at least 28 countries. the number of new h i v infections was on the rise last year christine struggling is a deputy executive director for u. n. h e joins us now from homburg. welcome to a dw before we analyze the challenges of the global flight against this disease. what developments make you hopeful for the future? yes, thank you for having me. um, many things make meal bull. even the speakers too, just so you know, in 1996 we had about 3300000 people are getting new with the new, the infected with h i v each year. and now we have 1300000. so we have come a long way of, of for getting do preventing you in fact, is it a few years ago in 2004, we had over 2000000 people dying of aids, relate to that or data age related diseases every year. and now we have our full, just over 600000 people die. so we on the right path, we know that there are a we know what to do to prevent new infections. we know what success looks like and we have also new technology. so we have new prevention technologies we have in the pi

regime conscripts surrender the weapons new administration reconciliation centers across the serial u. n. h organization says israel siege of northern costs is strange and monetary in response to the no country on the same section that live in cuba. and that's the conviction for additions lead a much outside of the us embassy in havana. it's an incoming presence of some ascension stones from cuba. the terrible catastrophe. that's how gemini sounds has describing a car attack. the eastern city of mount a book, at least 5 people, including a 9 year old child were killed on friday. when the vehicle plowed into crowds, the christmas market without shows has visited the scene of the attack, which also that for many people critically injured, he promised germany would respond with the full force of the door, the most to essence what a terrible activity is to india and kill so many people here with such brutality. we've now learned that over 200 people have been injured. 5 have died so far. an incredible number, almost 40, so seriously injured that we must be very worried about them. and that's wh

and none of the beach you monetary and organizations are active here in front of the u. n. h, the not the you end up with a go on we the inhabitants of philosophy, i have been left a line from the very beginning of the clean up or something. just concerned with the short condition. we managed to find a few people alive. sometimes someone you're looking for recently discovered dr. wild beat in a billers in prison or sometimes somewhere in gemini, but many searches and with no results. that's the case with mohammed sub well, i'm, it is one of those missing migrant still being searched for years after his disappearance . his uncle re code rashid and london is in close contact. productive as your truck chart on these one pita i he's malibu, then they def i told the police and then he, they signed me say if any news you're kind of going back to where i like find me. you know, i never forget that because they done the thing for us with the interest help re co travel to poland in july 2022 to search for traces of his nephew 9 days who was walden tries will avery, when we go to the b

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u. n. delegation, including the w. h to a director general. w to achieve recounted his experience. i was not sure actually i could survive because it was so close a few meters from where we were a slight deviation could have resulted in a direct hit. there was no shelter at all. nothing. so you're just exposed just waiting for anything to happen. now sir, c t, the footage from inside the tub and also shows the un team running for safety as the airport staff. it controls how i was blown up by a point pin point idea of attack. now they rushed outside the building to board. the plane is well, trains is struck through the military targets. now the head of a w h o set one up by a cross crew members was a judge on the tom mike. he was late to move to jordan for medical treatment, a u. n. on special 7 is will stop the airport without warning at both civilian lives at risk. what was most frightening about the strength was an effect on us is that the stripes took place as a civilian and i not from human near very hundreds if you have a nice at was it back to that? and in france, the that ad

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as you mention from the i c h u i n i c t r. experiences. to supplement those courts. there were domestic tribunals created that in the i think the newest lava situation, there was the bosnian war crimes court is created domestically, sort of a hybrid institution prostituted many more hundreds of cases and, and there were one example there are traditional justice measures pursued call to get charged for proceedings and those of 100000 individuals would process through that uh, traditional, just as mechanism. and so i think for syria as well, we need to have a system whereby the highest level of senior leaders are prosecuted. and then also the mid level leaders, i think the decision was made by h t. s 2 grants. and the amnesty to uh, the con scripts who were not in involved in killing of any syrians. and i think that's a reasonable decision to be made. but that leaves a huge number of individuals that could be subject to prosecution in the future. and the steering community needs to be engaged so that they can make those decisions. hello, just lastly with you. there is

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h t. s. they've long been designated a terrorist organization by the u. n. on the us, they've also been accused of human rights abuses and areas they control, including executions or persecution, of religious minorities and women. other more recently, the claims have disavowed terrorism and are trying to present a more moderate face. to discuss this further, no joined by roger santa honeys and released analysts that a former army officer search with the u. n. in south lebanon. and syria is joining us from sydney this morning, brought to the syrian army, come on, says a subs. redeem is over all surprising is this for you? well certainly very surprising for myself so. so most commentators and regional countries as well the speed with which the saw dr. shane failed in essentially 10 or 11 died just from the time that they really pushed. it started is extraordinary . most people expected a much bigger fight to be put up and this to be a bloody campaign, but it turned out to be quite the opposite. now, why did the army not find the rebels? apparently. busy it was

view points opinions and cash all go to the ones that are big influences on water bodies like v o, w h o u n. and, and that's where i think go, we're going to get most energy use a to see the box is also an indian at hot completely in terms of the city. so i think these particular leaders in the upcoming administration are going to be more pro india infrastructure, helped get education, agriculture really, what energy. these are the biggest that, i mean, those of investors are going to come to india in the next 20 years as it goes into a search mode to become the 3rd largest economy of the one. and i think the americans have no choice but to be on a positive. we could within that because if they don't see these and they go, she has and then played 3 piece for the future. and, and do that instead of politics, they were to lose out. and the whole creation of the void or the brakes and other kind of these, to alignments with, they're going to take over the world economy the what progress and the word power. but if you'd like to read little on the story or anything else and do head over to our w

h t. s. they've long been designated a terrorist organization by the u. n. on the us they've also been accused of human rights abuses and areas they control, including executions, the persecution of religious minorities and women. are they more recently the claims have disavowed terrorism and are trying to present a more moderate face to watching dw news. here's a reminder of on top story, serious president bush, i last saw it has led the capital damascus to and i know destination of the rebel forces entered the city to only limited resistance. the insurgents have declared the city free from all sides, decades, long roads, less than 2 weeks off the launching a lightning offensive in the north of the country. and that's it from me. the news, the mile of an update, especially on the situation in syria, at the top of the thanks the lord wait, it's 3. miss simmons writes regression began to be in trouble rate and burned in south africa as well with disabilities more likely to place that lives matter. protest shine a spotlight on racially motivated, the least by

u. n team that was pulling a flight w h l chief says he was just me just away from the attack is really strikes on yemen, have killed at least 3 people, according to who at least 5 medical personnel has been killed in his many attacks on the come a little in northern garza, the 4th stadium has frozen desk temperatures dropping goza no proper infrastructure to help syrian security forces are reinforcing their presence in central cities following an attack that killed 14 police officers and tests was interior ministry blamed the ambush on brandon's separation. diplomacy is continuing in damascus, where an official, a rocky delegation is meeting the leader of the new administration huddle shadow in the presidential palace. they discussed the latest developments in syria and maintaining security and stability along the syria. iraq border of russia is warning against promoting what it calls hypotheses about what caused wednesday's crush and as a buyer's johnny passenger plane. 38 people were killed when the plan went down on route to the city. the russian city of cross name and national day

as you mentioned, h t s as a designated foreign terrorist root uh by us and by the u. n. i. but we can't wait till everyone is mother theresa and then talk to them. so this situation illustrates how much these days we need to work in the great. this is not black and white, this is not good guys and bad guys. we're going to have to find a way through this. however we, i think we have gotten comfortable more comfortable as, as government and working in the great. now what's the lead as a media echo the same to spinning the narrative being that nobody should be concerned with the theory as new. tireless deleda bull mohammad. i'll july the, even if the u. s. has a $10000000.00 bounty on his head. you know, some people, the, that a lot of the rebels are as long as they are from organizations that have extreme this ties. do you worry about for me afterwards? i have 3 day and, and what's happened. and so let's have this is this is more than what very easy the, our mother to our daughters, people here in syria. these aren't the rebels. these, these other jobs who have been referred

h t. s. they've long been designated a terrorist organization by the u. n. and the us. and they've also been accused of human rights abuses and areas they control. including executions, the persecution of religious minorities and women are they more recently the claims have disavowed terrorism and are trying to present a more moderate face? you're watching dw, and you see as a reminder of our top story, this, our serious president bush. i last saw that has a flat, the capitol demoss goes to an unknown destination. officer rebel forces entered the city to limited resistance. again, surgeons have declared the city free from assaults, decades law and rule best. then 2 weeks off the launching a lightning offensive in the north of the country. and that's it from me and the news team a don't get, i don't go away. coming up next, we have a documentary looking at a city in mexico where communal life is run by a group of women in berlin. thanks for watching. the via humming does not get drunk. why do go to the tasteful waves, squeeze our bodies? how much do we need to put a stop

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this building on verified footage, speculating online shows atrocities by h t s, but it tends to watch syrian civilians. the u. n says a hundreds have been killed in the last 2 weeks with maybe said to be women and children the kind of a well come to our team to national, reaching you from the russian capital with the latest from around the world. i a michael watching. so despite being part of the tower group that has turned syria on its head in the past few days, the countries knew k took upon minnes days following that he will bring nothing but stability mohammed all by sheer will head up the interim government through the march next year, when a permanent replacement will take over, we had a meeting for the cabinet and we invited members from the old government and some directors from the administration in it live and its surrounding areas in order to facilitate all the necessary works for the next 2 months until we have a constitutional system to be able to serve the syrian people. now, it is time for these people to enjoy stability and com. i'll but sure who and previously led the as long as the a governmen

h t. s. they've long been designated a terrorist organization by the u. n. on the us, they've also been accused of human rights abuses and areas they control, including executions, the persecution of religious minorities and women. although more recently, the claims have disavowed terrorism and are trying to present a more motivate to face. my colleague gusio on us grew up in alaska and has reported extensively for us on the syrian crisis. garcia, thanks so much for coming into the studio. can you explain the significance of the rebels moves now towards hum. it has a major strategic significance for serious government and the armed rebels that are making their way there know this, that's why they're heading there. and the reason that they could capture aleppo within days was because there were a lot of withdrawals of regime fighters. so government forces from a level as they made their way through with a surprise offensive. and a lot of those troops are set to now being hama, trying to defend the city for the government. and uh, the reason for this is that h

h t. s. they've long been designated a terrorist organization by the u. n. on the us, they've also been accused of human rights abuses and areas they control, including executions, the persecution of religious minorities and women. are they more recently the claims have disavowed terrorism and are trying to present a more moderate face. and all the key players is to key. now we can't say for sure how involved it is in this latest rebel operation to take a left though. but as that, our stuff of house from the home, like both sundays, some think tank, explains what is happening is in took his interests. turkey has for a long time tried to normalize supplemented relations with the federal team, which did not work out um, because of, uh, a subs positioning. um, so there is of course, an interest to raise their own on the go negotiation capacity. with this operation at the same time, there's a strong push within turkey to the put the syrian refugee population from turkey back to syria. um, so for that um, more triggers affiliated uh, controlled areas in the north

h t. s. and they've long been designated a terrorist organization by the u. n. on the us. they've also been accused of human rights abuses and areas they control, including executions, the persecution of religious minorities and women are they more recently the claims have disavowed terrorism and are trying to present a more motivate to face was for in sarah stucco house here she's the middle east expert with highlight both foundation, which promotes democracy and human rights. thanks for being with us, sarah. tell us more about these h t s militants. just how powerful would you say they are well more powerful now than before, even during the attack on friday. they have costs, very little bloodshed, mostly due to the fact that the searing machine just must do its troops. so they had to swift a capture a level and also of the weapons of the syrian how many that they left behind the h. she says that it wants to unite a fragmented opposition in syria. do you think that's likely? well, it's a f as a merger of the friends as little as groups. so they're happy and i to different

h t s. ben depends towards the syrians. the very end of the u. n says hundreds of being killed in the last 2 weeks with the lady said to be women and children. the weather is as large international, reaching you from the russian capital with the latest from around the world. i a michael portrait. now the us and these role where directly responsible for the events that have done syria hundreds headed the last week. and that is the accumulation from you, ron sippin, leader. i tell a comedy who has been addressing his nation over the recent explosive developments in the middle east. a level yet tide of deeds. chad, this should be no. doubt's what has happened didn't. syria is the product of a joint. american inside is the pause. yes, and they bring a government to serial, played and is playing and all these rolling this everyone see says that the main comes 1st. most of mind to main. come on the center was in the us. we have evidence . this evidence leaves no room for dallas. let's now cross live to tear ron and now correspondent use of july leaves st

h t. s. and other organizations, but we have this letter from the u. n. representative of this united republic which uses a strong language of course, to frank, to the 1974 disengagement as well as to the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the city and state. i think that it, it basically reveals to, to many of us that there's still ongoing contradictions. we've been this new inter and government that there is no unified message for unified understanding of what's going on. and that there's still reports coming out. that there are mixed alliances and, you know, persuasions within the, into of government from different infections that have not yet fully coal or less around a unified understanding of the only the is really actions now in terms of the bombardment but of their overall relationship with israel. and other regional states. so christopher one asked about israel strikes on syria, a spokesperson for h t us only mentioned restoring security and services in the country as a priority. so now we see this letter to the un, based on that, what can

u. n. along with russia and the us to, to, to are among those who designated as a territory. h test is currently watching width divisions of the free syrian ami, which washington openly supported on the brook above security ex, but high some outside. he says that us policy in the middle east is characterized by southern counts the united states, our birth to many is fairly easy. i'm a go over and seeing you on the now i can devoss on it. you is this the goals as tools to are pressure on the some on some government to, to make the united the state targets. you're not there to say to policy the vault on the made. the car says on money in your cars is in the world on the don't to solve this a car. i says, we remember kissinger when you say the united states must the money to that car is, isn't that was on the don't to, it should not be in make the solve this the cars is so it's a make many conflict and that was on the come uh, as of arctic sound birthdays in this conflict due to buy some of the places where is the oil and gas. the sheet tickets from this place is our and this is s

u. n. along with russia, the us are among those who designated as a tower group that said h t us is carlie watson with the divisions of the free siri. and i'll me, which washington openly supported under proc obama, security ex, but high some alex ali says that american policy in the middle east is characterized by so in case the united states are birth to many is fairly easy. i'm a go over and seeing you on the and now i can devoss on it. you is this the goals as tools to are pressure on the some on some government to, to make the united the state targets the united states. the policy is both on may the crisis on manage your cars is in the world. on the dawn to solve this, a crisis. we remember kissinger when he sees the united states, most the money to the crisis and that was on the go on to it should not be is make solve this, the cars is so it's a make many conflict in that was on come the as of our take there is some parties in this conflict due to buy some of the places where is the oil on gas the sheet tickets from this place this hour. and this is states and emergency security coun

h t s. as a designated for interiors, ruth, by us and by the u. n. a. but we can't wait till everyone is mother theresa and then talk to them. so this situation illustrates how much these days we need to work in the great. this is not black and white, this is not good guys and bad guys. we're going to have to find a way through this. however, we, i think we have gotten comfortable more comfortable as, as government and working in the great the inability to successfully itself over the syrian regime by the means of the sole cold arab spring. and consequently, nato supported yard is openly proclaimed as international service had prompted the west re brands of the dregs of society. all tie, the ice is all new for fraud. i thought we'd all shot and now the leader of the sold called democratic government, supported by the, by the ministration and the rest on that. click all this about one man, a boom. well, how much i'll gilani, who's been on the us service list since 2013. it would seem like a perfect resume forward terrorist. but wait, apparently the leade

no, it was the w h show delegation, uh our resident coordinator was also uh with them. so it was the u. n. team and in yemen, plus the delegation led by doctor terrace. gabriel. becky, stephanie has a you and i know it's early on right now, but has a you and expressed their condemnations directly to israel over this attack. and so right now what we have is this statement, and i'm sure that contacts at the a ground level. and here will also be made and i, i know you weren't there button, this sounds like it was pretty serious. and that can you give us an idea on what the risk that mr. tedra rose and his team faced any more granularity on that? um, the information that i have is, as he said himself and a tweet she was that she and his team, they were at the airport already. they managed to evacuate safely. as you can imagine in young men they traveled an armored vehicle. so they managed to leave the airport and to go to a safe place and i won't go into any additional details on this. thank you. oh, yes, 81 other question. so i assume that this was a civilian airport, not a military airport.

you mentioned h t s as a designated for interest roof uh by us and by the u. n. i. but we can't wait till everyone is mother theresa and then talk to them. so the situation illustrates how much these days we need to work in the great. this is not black and white, this is not good guys and bad guys. we're gonna have to find a way through this. however we, i think we have gotten comfortable more comfortable as, as government and working in the gray. so now once the lead doesn't need our ad calling the same to spinning the narrative a being that nobody should be concerned about. all concerned with serious new terrorist need to will have my dial delani, even while the us still has a one, maybe a 10000000 dollar balance on his head. i know some people are concerned that a lot of the rebels are as long as they are from organizations that have extreme this ties. do you worry about for me afterwards? i have a and what's happened inside my ever the fine let's have this is this is more than what very easy the our mother to our daughters, people here in syria. well, 1st of all

as you mentioned, h t s as a designated for interest roof. uh by us and by the u. n. a. but we can't wait till everyone is mother theresa and then talk to them. so this situation illustrates how much these days we need to work in the great. this is not black and white, this is not good guys. and bad guys, we're going to have to find a way through this. however, we, i think we have gotten comfortable more comfortable as, as government and working in the grey or the west and leaders in the media echoing a similar to and spinning the narrative being that nobody should be concerned with serious new terrorist liter mohammed out gilani. even while america still has a $10000000.00 bounty on that man's head and the that a lot of the rebels are as long as they are from organizations that have extreme this ties. do you worry about for me yesterday and, and what's happened? and so it's not ever the, let's have, this is this is more than what very easy the, our mother to our daughters, people here in syria. well, 1st of all, these aren't the rebels, these, these are the jobs who hav

u. n, as well as russia and the us are among those who designated as a territory. that said h t us is currently walking with the syrian national army, formerly known as the free syrian army, which washington provides support to the ukrainian women. it could be next to be deployed on the front line. the country's parliament has pulse to know that according to one and he lays the ground for such a move. wouldn't be the 1st time he has has renee on promises not to widen mobilization assets, was retired. what is the pattern graduation decide? so you have taken the 1st step towards mobilizing women. because if a woman passes basic, general military training will cool. after that, she automatically becomes registered for military service, even if she is not a medic. and she can be mobilized according to the current legislation. what they want me to tell me now, please. what are you doing? thousands of on you said at the time that there would be no mobilization of 18 year olds that's going on today a whole lot. so they even passed along to that effect. so the president hasn't signed

u. n. accused israel of carrying out water called a concession policy to destroy health care in the strip. the w h o says more than 1200 attacks have been launched on health facilities in the occupied palestinian territories since israel launched its wool in april of 2020 full garza's largest hospital. all she felt was destroyed during these rarely siege, leaving hundreds of people dead. the un says only 17 of the strips. 36 hospitals are still functioning, but only partially with non providing full services due to the shortage of stuff on the equipment. more than a 1000 how coworkers have been killed since october the 7th of last year. now dr. ali light is and also pages orthopedic surgeon. he is originally from gaza and worked in the strip as a medical volunteer in april this year. he joins us from dallas. thank you so much for being with us. dr. an id festival wanted to ask you to come out loud. one was really the only closest thing to uh, functioning 70 functioning medical facility in the north of the gaza strip. now what, where does this leave the palestinians in the area who, who needs medic

u. n. e, you and some other account, you're paying countries. they've been contacting with a government in, in damascus. the h t s. the main component of the show, we say the coalition is governing syria. it remains on so on. took is tara list. is it time to remove them? do you think? well, i think it's time for the international community is starting from u n. uh, you know, to remove the name from the terrorism list because i took a would wait for a lot of in the international community or in the united nation. so now i will just say yes because we will be taking that different stuff because what we have done in the past that was in accordance with the secret to counsel decisions. so i think we, in the light of the recent developments we can take and i had another decision. you mentioned the syrian refugees. will they be sent back home now to syria? from took, you know, we're not going to send them back. we hope that that will look totally safely if they wish to go back. just think the new round white a month. so they're welcome to go back to me. do you think the environment is moving in that direction? well, um,

u. n. accused israel of carrying out water called a concerted policy to destroy health, to in the strip. the w. h o says move in 1200 attacks have been launched on health facilities in the occupied palestinian territories since israel launched its war. in april 2024 guns as largest hospital she felt was destroyed during and his really siege, leaving hundreds of people did. the un says only 17 of the strips. 36 hospitals of su functioning, but only partially non providing full service is jew shortages of stuff and equipment. was that a 1000 health care workers have been killed since october the 7th last year. that's gilbert is an emergency medicine doctor who's worked in casa for more than 30 years. he says he's in direct contact with health authorities, that this is what they told him. and i just spoke to dr. joseph embraced the deputy minister house in guys up and he confirmed that come out of long hospital has now been completely emptied by force of these really occupation forces. and that the 25 seriously wounded and sick patients were not forced out to the hospital earlier today. now probably

u. n. is what is russia and the us are among those who designated as a tara group that said h t us is courtney watson with the syrian national army, formerly known as the free serial nami, which washington provides support to moscow has now ways concerns the kids is also assisting the militant group, you can also see them. we draw attention to the fact that among the foreign fighters and i, there is clearly a so called ukrainian trace. given the information we have received about the cooperation between the special services of the key regime and the militants of the terrorist organization. talk for your all sean, including the transfer of drones experience and their use and so on. this is not the 1st and unfortunately, as far as we know, not the last region where the key of terrorist regime will apply its criminal experience before it was african countries. now it is syria, there is no doubt that they would not have dared such an audacious action without the incitement and full support of external forces that want to provoke a new round of arms confrontation in syria. and a u. s. based and g o

u. n, as well as russia and the us are among those who designated as a terror group. that said h t us is courtney watson with the syrian national. all me, formerly known as the free syrian army, which washington provides support to well, that's a ton to lebanon now because we're hearing reports that as well as violations of it's already shaky, truth with has been a, are increasing daily. the us, however, has insisted that the safe spot is holding up well, similar to tennessee putting itself on the back to the piece mechanism. so they've established together with funds passwords so important about what we were able to set up working with france. we have an oversight mechanism if there are concerns that one party, the other is violating the ceasefire. it comes to us and one way or another. we engage the parties. that's exactly what's happened. the ceasefire is holding and we're using the mechanism. it was established when any concerns of arisen about any alleged or ported violations of the very same data. blinked and made up state. but the idea for these to footage of its bombardme