u. s. am you are helping that, but this is a bad decision to make it is wrong, to support with ashes of nick every day celebration is taking place today all across the people's republic of the guns not only here in the capital, one in towns and villages all across new liberated areas, symbolic victory, banners, morales and res center, and frank blinds. cities with a joint, russia republican forces relentless advance, many believe and not a victory is just around the corner. and soon people's republic of la guns will see its entire territory regained riven ocean. i'm naughty from logan's. military parades were held in cities across the country earlier on monday, with the largest taken place in moscow. has some of the highlights from weight square. ah large scale parades for placing 27 other russians cities besides the capital. although many fly overs were cancelled due to bad weather conditions that did not detract from the magnificence of the occasion. he has images from the spectacular bit to

u. s. am, which could have been type of great links with indeed, and surveys have shown that filipinos are somewhat still very mistrustful of beijing, if not china. what about securing other foreign investments given his some is complicated pass. i mean, do you think for an investors will want to engage with it? yeah, i mean it's, as i mentioned earlier, it's, it's all about improving the business environment. so improving the laws and an ease of. ready business and printing, if structure and political stability. i suppose that the, the part where macos is perhaps weakest on the political stability, given the hangups that is attached to his, his name and the fact that his vice president is the daughter of the current president. investors are going to so we can send that, you know, about poor governance. thank you so much for your insight. thank you. alex holmes, joining us there from singapore. ah, now faced with sewing prices and an expanding job market, the u. s. federal reserve has announce

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u. s. media. what i am exposed to, i'm has dealt with this is really an affront to journalistic integrity. they have refused to write to lay responsibility for this killing where it belongs with these really army. you know, they keep referencing to sri and being killed by bullets without ever mentioning who fired the bullets. and that's because they take, is really government propaganda at face value in a way that is just utterly shocking and makes absolutely no sense if you just compare it to what's happening in ukraine. u. s. mainstream media makes very clear that the russian government cannot be trusted when it comes to its word about the crimes being committed against ukraine. because russia is an invading an occupying force. and yet, even though israel has been an invading an occupying force in the palestinian territories for many decades, somehow there is a different standard there. and even though they have a lengthy record of dishonest propaganda that is disproved by endless documentation by the uni

biden stressed, that it was this, he believed that was the 70 year alliance between south korea and am the u. s. that has been able to be to proved that the has proved to be a successful deterrent to north korea, aggression. and the 2 countries talked about how they wanted to increase that deterrence. and they talked about enhancing and sanctions against north korea. they talked about expanding the scope of combined military exercises about the us, possibly deploying strategic assets, which could include aircraft carriers to the region if necessary. now it has to be noted though, that these positions that south korea and the us have taken in the past. but when relationships between relationship between north and south korea was more, was warmer, then there was a period when the exercises and the posturing was scaled down now and the 2 leaders were also also at pains, distress that they are ready to hold talks with north korea if it shows that it's serious about d nuclear, i zation, if kim jogan shows that it wants to de nuclear eyes, the korean peninsula, kim jong and says that north korea is s

u. s. intelligence services i am sure are investigating.e more data than we have. but, in the short term, it doesn't really make much of a difference because he is going to execute this war, he wants to come out and save face, and try to come home with some kind of victory. but even his speech on the great patriotic war day, may 9th, was very -- he didn't claim victory, he didn't try to link what is going on in ukraine with the russian sacrifices of world war ii, and they are sacrificing again now. >> richard stengel, as always, thank you for joining us tonight. coming up, bad news for donald trump's twitter account. elon musk has paused his 44 billion dollar offer for the company because he has just discovered there are bots and fake accounts on there. or is there another reason? that is next. next next pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live

am. but i only count accounts for about one percent of gun deaths in the u. s . and we had what was it 45000 or so. busy in 2020 am get gun control, the issued gun control as the major source of premature death in the united states . as are many multifaceted issue, the issues of socio economic development will also me to come into the issues of race come into it, and the issues offer over criminalization also come into. i mean, it's a very complex issue. are you little girl by just truth simply treating as a public health issue, which people often said in the old days cars used to kill so many people were major source of premature death in the u. s. but then there were pushes for, say, safety belts and, and you know, better, you know, better that a placing on the carson and so on. but that took a concerted effort against the lobbies were very powerful. but the polish is all scatter vienna, right? even though it's diminished states currently, and i mean, i think one could perhaps get that sense from simply tonight, but democratic party leadership lining up behind a

but there are many other countries that have over time been persuaded by the i am at by the u. s. by the world bank to essentially not worry about producing food. and these are the ones that you know, only produce cash crops. and these are the countries that are going to suffer the most in the present situation. so yes and negotiated settlement, but at the moment it seems as though this is not going to be possible because the united states and the europeans again and again that all interests are supporting the united states. in this, they are essentially taking an extra a position recently precludes cooperation. i mean, if you have demonized people, if you're offended resident booted as a sort of new hitler, you are simply a, you're simply erasing any possibility of sitting down and negotiating with leaders like that off of that matter. president sheeting thing and other important leaders around the world. i. one final question i'd like to ask t v j pays if it could, we could keep it brief and given how much sanctions against russia between damaging notches worshipping the global

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am jared rate. thank you very much for your company. the u. s. president has revived a world war 2 year, a program to speed up weapons shipments to ukraine. joe biden signed an updated version of the land lease act, which was used to supply weapons to britain and its allies in a fight against nazi germany. he said that flooded me putin war and ukraine was once more bringing wanton destruction to europe. lawmakers from his governing democrats are proposing nearly $40000000000.00 of additional aid for ukraine. and the signing of that bill happened on what was victory in europe day in former soviet countries a day mocking the defeat of nazi germany in world war 2. it's usually marked by ukraine with large parades, but there was no such public event this year for fear of russian attacks. it may be victory day, but ukrainians have not got much to celebrate. caves independent square, almost empty, and ceremonies kept small. then by mitchell, this is remembrance day commemorating all those who died during world war 2 to the year. and on this day we are

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u. s. for into their in pakistan's internal affairs with 6 am on tuesdays just getting underway here in moscow. my name is peter scott and wherever you join us from, welcome to watch the international a number of ukrainian fights is have surrendered . the besieged of steel plans, us after weeks of brutal bottles of the industrial sites. are these don't call to has all the details? or early monday morning, the 1st reports began to come out that some ukrainian troops hold up in mario pools as of stall steel plant had finally begun to surrender. this was after it became known that those same troops had begun negotiating with the danielle people's militia to evacuate some of their injured comrades. as for how many troops were talking about here or what battalions they were members of. we do not know what we do know is that a number of the troops that were evacuated were not actually injured, and they were taken to separate areas altogether. now, key of has confirmed this information, but we didn't actually hear it from ukraine's president vladimir lensky. we heard it from the country's deputy mini

am. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. a . u. s. employers keep up the hiring spray. fresh job figures reveal yet another month of gains for wages and payrolls are wall street correspond. it breaks down why this could be bad news for inflation and with nearly 2 vacant positions for every one unemployed worker in the us. it's a job seekers market. employers are contending with a workforce that's wielding it's new, found power, and ukrainian refugees setup shop in germany. freelance workers tried to return to business as usual, while war wages on back home. this is dw business, i'm christy, platinum, berlin, welcome. the u. s. added 428000 jobs in april, extending a streak of solid hiring that has persisted despite chronic supply shortages record inflation, and the russian war against ukraine. friday's jobs report from the labor department showed that last months hiring kept the unemployment rate at 3.6 percent. just above the lowest level. in half a century. employers have added at least 400000 jobs per month for 12 straight months,

u. s. is not abandon the ukraine, it's helping the ukrainians fight back. am ukrainians, have done a remarkable job. but let's be honest, the risk of escalation is still considerable. russia might decide to interdict weapons coming in from nato territory. we've heard russia threatened the potential use of nuclear weapons which is unthinkable. and that's why i think we need to see d escalation and a ceasefire. and a diplomatic effort as soon as possible to avoid those much more dangerous outcomes . you mentioned recently that the united states in the light of all that danger needs to return to reality. and when i was a student in america, or a professor is used to insist on operationalizing abstract concepts, can i ask you for the same favorite? can you actually explain exactly how the united states could return to reality? because as far as moscow is concerned, american actions are totally illogical when it becomes both to russia and most of the rest of the world. you mentioned the idealistic orientation that the united states supposedly has. and, you know, be

u. s. japan alliance is a force for good in the region. more am joy now by correspondence. sonya blushed in tokyo. sunday japan is a key player in the region, but militarily, it's kept a low profile since world war 2. now it's planning to spend more on defense. why now the reason is that the tensions in the region have been rising. japan has seen a lot of incursions from chinese into the region, very close to other islands than that. of course, north korea, well, testing rockets and other weapons. so for japan, there's a very different environment at the moment and so to fight having it's past the 1st constitution, japan has had to to rethink. and also the japanese public might have to, to rethink this. but the rising tensions in the region. i think you need even further fortification off the island chains, you know. and like i said before, japan has to has to rethink its generals on defense. the many in washington are worried that beijing could invade taiwan. president biden has announced his willingness to defend it with force if need be, how re

palestinian is the most islamist group for forgive me, i am ass, which is it recognizes the terrorist organizations by the german government, the u. u. s. and so on. is there any real threat of a repeat of last year shelling between garza and israel and another war well, in the lead up to our to with some day we seen a lot of tensions here recently. also are after the killing of a da 0 journalist to read our clear and the violence at her funeral. so there has been a lot of tension year already, but hamas and militant groups in garza have a warrant or they said, you know, we will be watching very closely. also what is happening to day during the march. also what is happening on her arm, i sharif or the temple mount the axa moscow compound and there this morning, it's part of the whistling day. it's not just as black march, we saw a hundreds of jewish nationalists going there, and some of them are waving flags. some of them appear to be praying, which is actually banned under the status quo between jordan, who's the caretaker, of the holy sites. and israel, that is the status quo for from $9.00 to $67.00. and of course, that also creates

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u. s. ukraine has not yet commented on the allegations, his ortiz were mon calls from outside one of the shout schools. i am standing right now. we're next to the school number 22. the, as you can see, it's almost completely destroyed. and this is where one of the ledge of ukrainian rockets had landed on. fortunately they were there were no people nearby here. but we are getting a different reports about the number of casualties a year and then ask for anywhere from 3 to 5. and i think that's because a couple of people are yet to be identified. they truly are, if exceeds and don't ask this monday morning, one of the people who is yet to be identified had been decapitated by the us. troy and people are trying to id her at the moment. local authorities. now several districts here in the next came under fire on monday morning and indeed a couple of schools. this one and another school in the same area have been damaged as well. local officials are saying that the crating side used 155 millimeter millimeter artillery against civilians. here as the result or at least 20 people had no bonded. and so there are chi

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i am saddened by that i'm angry at our government for not billing more about gun control. but even as people across the u. s. and around the world express grief and sympathy. few believe that this will be the last such tragedy. oh, me reminder that top story at this, russia is intensifying its campaign in ukraine's easton don bass region. launching attacks of dozens of times in the constant and asked the key industrial city of savannah dunn janski's in growing danger of becoming completely frank awful. have mobile nears at the top of the hour of next on the w doc film. taking a look at the global, the obesity epidemic. and of course a news headlines and the details around the clock on the d. w app. on the website, d, w dot com. i'm good with the stories that most people of the world over information they provide. the opinions they want to express. d, w on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch, follow us.

i am, it is no secret that the u. s. has had differences with turkey and nato ally in the past in the president has made it very clear that he is committed to seeing that both sweden and finland are admitted to nato. ultimately, i and even though there may be this hiccup, if you will, or are minor setback, that the u. s. president is committed to seeing that ultimately finland and sweden have their applications approved for membership. in fact, the u. s. president underscoring his support for that in a statement saying that he looks forward to working with congress and nato allies to bring finland and sweden in to what he calls the strongest defensive alliance in history. he says his commitment to nato, an article 5, which is that attack on one is an attack on all, is iron clad and he says, well, their application is be considered. the united states will work with finland and sweden and remain vigilant against any threats to our shared security, to deter and confront any aggression or, or threat of can aggression. and of

i think i am not going to turkey, but i think we're gonna be okay. o. u s. secretary of state anthony blink and travel to new york to meet with his turkish counterpart at the united nations. foreign minister melvin kava sulu came to express his country's objections, namely finland and sweden support for kurdish nationalist groups. that turkey views as terrorists. i'm looking forward to pursuing that conversation. i'm today we have food and sweden submit their applications. and this of course is a process and we will work through that process as alexandra and his partners. you know, tony huge here as being supporting the open door policy on nato, even before this it war. but with regard to this possible candidate already candidate countries, you know, we have also legitimate security concerns that they have been supporting terrorist organizations. turkey also want them to lift a weapons embargo imposed after turkey invaded syria to attack kurdish groups. the meeting here at the united nations on the side lines of a ministerial conference on food security app

am to be rude. we already candid about chinese alicia. that book a song, a u. s. and know of the country can to so this relationship what our costs may come, because psalms chinese relation as we call them item brothers the al week this saved the deeper dempsey and sweeter than honey. and tony has always come through at a difficult time, a box on a desk for the friendship is not the political will. i do not think buxom would ever said and or given to at the cost of chinese, that they should. we at a mentally convince the u. s. and the european union and nato, the look your own relations with other countries, despite a very poor country in the european union, greece, spain, portuguese, you know, many country, those who are not really doing well according to the rest and powers and the par in defense in economics and social development. still you manage to protect them and protect of interest buckets on the other hand, as it is a nuclear power, we have them one of the most professional army we have all institutions. second, they're becoming difficulties can come. bu

u. s. grandpas story told in newspaper clippings mill, reynolds is collecting them in an album with his grandson, ian and daughter am on misty field. he's been cutting it off a long time. now time is pressingly, fast bill has terminal cancer. doctors give him only a few months or so when i pass on and stuff that the arabic ish, my kids grandkids, lloyd hair versus know about ramp on there. cuz they don't really understand it. now they're too too young to understand. it is like a lot of things that don't mean a lot to him right now that maybe sometime will bill is a so called down winder, a victim of his own government's nuclear testing in the 1950s in 19 sixty's back when he was a child. the radioactive fallout traveled for hundreds of miles even coming down in his idaho town. you and he was unaware of it until he was 1st diagnosed with cancer . he says, well, you're exposed to an atomic blast and i says a, what do you mean exposed to as an atomic blast? i said, i've never been anywhere around anything like that. and he says, you're down winder. and as to when i, when i start putting everything together and then i f

u. s. list of so called corrupt actors. g m a t k says, what am allan sovereignty must be respected. ok, it's time now for the whether he's rob yesterday morning hoff is built, who's below a 100 meters. it's slightly improved throughout the day. this is the remnant though of the dust storm that came down from iraq, where things were much worse for this is worse than usual, have to say in cat on the winds, been up in pakistan, particularly in the north. and a similar effects been felt in islamabad. visibility comes down the dust and the and the winds remain quite strong. but in this case they brought thunderstorms and rain and the result things were temporary improve because you know that to pakistan has been suffering from extremely high temperatures. at some point a severe heat weight and reco breaking heart, but it is lum about around the north and the random stuff kind of stone showers have been keeping things temporarily. cooter that'll carry on. now recently, tim should have come down a bit. we're up to $39.00 or $47.00, which is 4 or 5 degrees above the average. you're not real

u. s. and he can movement. thank you so much for joining us here on our team. so, and you enjoy your am. i hope you would never comes united states. the natural gas prices in the us have more than doubled from the past decades average. but that's not putting the view of as it seeks alternatives to russian energy. you are currently relies on russia for 40 percent of its gas. but as the continent turns its back on moscow over its worn ukraine, it's ready to pay more to import american supplies to make a part of the shore full. but it's not just the extra cost that's an issue. fossil fuel expansion faces resistance of a climate concerns and investor reluctance. nevertheless, president biden has promised that washington will help you in our lives, meet the energy needs. we're working for other nations like korea, japan cutter and others to support or effort to help the europe and allies threatened by russia with gas blackmail, and their energy needs and other ways. aggression will not when threats will not win. this is just another reminder on the imperative for europe and the world to move

am welcome to d w. now these miss all tests come just after the visit to the region by u. s. president joe biden is the timing of these tests by north korea, korea, a provocation on north korea. hasn't said anything about the reasoning behind it, but it's hard to see the army as a coincidence. and we as a new administrator in with me on my end as well to united states in south korea during biden's visit here in u. s. leader. basically pledge to increase military rules and potentially even deploy new us weapons to the region if necessary to her north korea. so there was a major message of deterrence to north korea. at the same time, they reiterated their calls for young to return to diplomacy. saying that they hadn't yet got a response to that. this would seem at least an implicit response to those over now . now its am suspected that the corona virus has hit north korea's mostly unvaccinated population. killing young has called it a fever. how might that be influencing peeling gangs decisions at the moment? well, in terms of the patient type of testing, they carried out, we

u. s. secretary defense michael maloof says conflicts such as what is unfolding in ukraine are almost impossible to analyze independently. if am i all the sides that are involved in this conflict, i don't know that you can actually come up with a so called independent report or an analysis. and there's always going to be influences from various groups and entities. and you're in coming up with these kinds of reports, and i think it was, it's curious that the allegations that they are saying against russians, they're, they're perpetrating themselves from the ukrainian side in the eastern portion of, of ukraine. namely hidden infrastructure. and given the comments that were just made, i don't take, it's a genocide at all. it is the fog of war, and it is war. and it's, you don't have what you had in the rwanda situation, where there was a concerted effort by one tribe to eliminate and annihilate every member of another tribe. you just don't have that here. so i think it's gross exaggeration. it is a narrative that they're trying to push and it doesn't, it still does not fulfill the very definition of what is regarded as genocide

u. s. commerce secretary says the probe will take as long as it takes my hands a very tight here i am required by statute to investigate a claim that companies operating in other countries or trying to circumvent the duties. and i'm required by statute to have a full some investigation. a preliminary ruling is due in august, a final decision could take a year. another trip around the sun that might bring precious little progress for the american solar industry. john henry and al jazeera santa monica, california. ah, and i'm fully back the ball. with the headlines on al jazeera, ukraine's military command says the mission to defend the as a found steel plant is over. more than 260 ukranian fighters have been brought up from the last stronghold of resistance in the city of merrier pole. in lebanon, results from sunday's election show has been law and its allies have lost a majority in parliament. official results also show the saudi arline, lebanese forces party. a christian group has made huge gains. several.

u. s. commerce secretary says the probe will take as long as it takes my hands are very tied here. i am required by statute to investigate a claim that companies operating and other countries are trying to circumvent the duties and i'm required by statute to have a full some investigation. a preliminary ruling is due in august, a final decision could take a year. another trip around the sun that might bring precious little progress for the american solar industry. john henderson, al jazeera santa monica, california. ah, hello, are you watching? are these, the stories were following this alum, ukraine's military command says the mission to defend the as a found steel plant is over. more than 260 ukranian fighters have been brought out from the last stronghold of resistance in the city of marion home. i saw bag is in a pro with move thing praying in a deputy defendant that says that these individuals that the twice as will be returned to bring had surgery late the day. they haven't told us exactly. and the deputy problem in this deal, and this exchange has been done, in fact, it will be r

u. s. calmer secretary says the probe will take, as long as it takes my hands are very tied here. i am required by statute to investigate a claim that companies operating and other countries are trying to circumvent the duties and i'm required by statute to have a full some investigation. a preliminary ruling is due in august, a final decision could take a year. another trip around the sun that might bring precious little progress for the american solar industry. john henderson, l. g, 0 santa monica, california. ah, hello, are you watching out the, are these the stories where following this alum, ukraine's military command says the mission to defend the as of style steel plant is alva. more than 260 crowning fighters have been brought out from the last stronghold of resistance.

i'm how much am john china poses the most serious long term challenge to the international order? that's the assessment of the u. s. secretary of state antony blake and said that as he unveiled the biden administration strategy to compete with china's rise as a global superpower, he insisted washington doesn't want a new conflict. but he said under president, she, jim ping, the chinese communist party is becoming more repressive at home and more aggressive abroad. blake, and gave examples including territorial disputes in the south china sea and accused beijing of standing with russia on its invasion of ukraine. we don't seek to block china from its role as a major power, nor to stop china or any other country for that matter, from growing their economy or advancing the interest of their people. but we will defend and straighten the international law agreements. principles in institutions that maintain peace and security, protect the rights of individuals and sovereign nations, and make it possible for all kinds, including the united states and china, to coexist and cooperate. china is the only country with both t

am even the german parliament was attacked. we need at nato of the internet says penny aqua elections have been meddled in u. s. infrastructure attacked wasn't sure what is done. all succulent would have been known and some was ition behind the was the west needs to act. she says we neither know lines of mockers is, and i suggest that the use of the europe lee is that i'm there are these umbrella, although democracy will come because we also need to oppose to our thought crosses, such as china or russia because their model is not our model, we don't want censorship. we wanna free freedom and democracy values, people in the country, ukrainian writer, tanya about yatchuck left 10 years ago are fighting for her weapons or worse. but these days she struggles to find the right ones. the island of ou saddam and northern germany, a haven of peace for tenure mother, chuck apiece. she really feels since the war started to the war against her homeland ukraine for the last 10 weeks. she's been tirelessly speaking out against it. her life is in a state of emergency. you stay off in the flu. i get out in the morning as if

u. s. ukraine has not yet commented on the allegations of correspondent, among causeway reports from outside of the shelf school. i am standing right now right next to the school number 20. soon as you can see, it's almost completely destroy them. this is where one of the alleged of ukrainian rockets had landed. so unfortunately they were, there were no people nearby here. but we are getting a difference reports about the number off i casualties i here and, and ask it's anywhere from 3 to 5. and i think that's because a couple of people are yet to be identified. the truly horrific season. anesco this monday morning. one of the people who is yet to be identified had been decapitated by the us. troy, kansas people are trying to id her at the moment. local authorities now several districts here in dennis came under fire on monday morning and indeed a couple of schools service one and another school in the same area had been damaged as well. local officials are saying that said the crating inside. i used 155 millimeter millimeter artillery against a civilian, so i here and as the result at least 20 people had been a woun

am i have to stay strong. here to look at some other stories making headlines around the world. now the u. s. supreme court signaled it could soon roll back abortion rights. on tuesday, the court confirmed the validity of a leaked draft opinion indicating that justices are looking to overturn the landmark roe v wade ruling and legalized abortion nationwide. in 1973, un secretary general antonio terrace has visited a camp in ne nigeria to meet people displaced by an armed insurgency. good, harris said violence across the sand hill region was becoming a global problem. he called for more aid and support on a 4 day trip to countries in west africa. a u. s. lead crew has handed over control of the international space station to russian cosmonaut, nasa, commander, tom marshburn and 3 other astronauts will leave the station and return to earth later this week. russia has threatened to pull out of i as, as co operation eve, west and war related sanctions continue. well, some sports now in liverpool, have scrap, scraped their way, rather through into the finals. all the champions league in spain the