u. s. germany and do buy and have the headquarters in indoor in india, almost 1500 people worked for the company. info beans sees itself as an a i digital transformation center. the phones are still in fuel threatened by a new trump government in the united states. america. he bought sadie, but many big american companies already have huge set ups in india that will hardly be any company in the us that does not have any ip set up in india or elsewhere. i just have to go with that. so i don't think it will make much of a difference that we're done with. on the contrary, she would come to meet the i thing that trump policies which talked about tax breaks. and we should talk about promoting business that will lead to a boom. and the i t sec stuff, it tells me later in the us prime minister and that ended a movie and trump, or getting along very well. a repeat of ports are relations the 2 shared doing trumps 1st term between 2017 and 21. they even called each other friends, and the trade between the countries is growing at 2023. the commodity trade between the u. s. and india focused on prec

u . s. another 25 percent from germany, which is ukraine's 2nd biggest becca. now pacing up keeps austell of more than empty messiah and nancy, during weaponry, could also reduce pressure on ukraine's. mo bile, defense units is kind of units move quickly and must make the most of the existing weapons, dw correspondence on you found the cold was given a closer look at how they operate, the fights and the skies over you creed. every single night. nobody, a defense units like these take on deadly russian arrow techs these units are not as sophisticated as the wisdom provided patriots for iris the system, but it cheaper and to move quickly outside key. this cool use this to different weapon system. a talk is supplied heavy machine gun models on it's better known american come to box the into browning to shoot down drones, hold them above the main goal is to shoot down targets flying at low altitude for the moment while we have thermal imaging on it, which allows us to detect, make corrections and destroy the target. overall people show the probability and they also

u. s. and germany which is also kind well not telling you repeating the dis, but they need to spend 5 percent of the g d p on defense. if they going to keep you are safe, that's a line that's a trunk spoke. and it really does feel as if he is uh, you know, feeling quite so over what's happened over the last few years. but yes. so let's keep very much changing his tune right now. 5 percent will be quite a rise when that's archie correspond to try to be sure to thank you as always well as high the mid week news roundup is looking for now. we will have all the big developments this wednesday again and 30 to join me the the game. so hold on just a minute and then let's get to the boy is shipped to the special issue a and then i see it the last as a command. let's say skim hijacks. yeah. can we get to it for almost a while and then probably in you look at, as prosecutors have come to the house or south, proclaimed pasta getting out of the month. and then he's been training all for this to serve in the ukrainian army for years. would you much sway the charlo so that this is what's going on? how do

u. s. and germany, which he's also talking about not telling you repeating the dispute, they need to spend 5 percent of the.

on september 2019, but your pen palling declared that world war 2 and 2 conference, germany and the u. s. s. u and i take between you know, these 2 powers, it's an attempt to equate socialism with fascism, you know, was stolen with hitler and so forth. it really the opposite is true. a crucial factor and a soviet and ultimately an allied victory. if i hadn't had that extra 2 or 300 kilometers to travel a my brother well have, have, have occupied moscow. likewise, it's quite possible that, that it's a plant in granite because the german armies were very close to limb and cleaning grad as well. and if they had not had that extra couple of 100 kilometers, travel been able to capture leningrad. regina declared that he was going to kill over habits in leningrad and destroy the city and give it to finland. and by the way, to finish liter marshall man on was a 100 percent in favor of that but, and expose the bankruptcy of western of policy in refusing to make a treaty with the soviets. and it was, it did expose the betrayal of the polish government at 1st le plans to use polls by offering them

september 2019, the autopay and parliament declared that in world war 2 and 2 conference, germany and the u. s. s. u, i pay between you know, these $2.00 powers, it's an attempt to equate socialism with tax is and so you know, install in west hitler and so forth. but really the opposite is true. a crucial factor. and so if you have an ultimately an allied victory, if they hadn't had that extra 2 or 300 kilometers to travel a my brother well have, have, have occupied moscow. likewise, it's quite possible that the, that it's a plant in grand cost of the german armies were very close to limb and cleaning grad as well. and if they had not had that extra couple of 100 kilometers to travel, they might have been able to capture leningrad or, and already declared that he was going to kill all of us have it. and so i'm going to go ahead and destroy the city. and give it to finland. and by the way, to finish liter marshall man, i was a 100 percent constraint for of that. but it expose the bankruptcy of western policy to in refusing to make out a treaty with associates. and it was as should get exposed t

on september 2019, the autopay and parliament declared that world war 2 and 2 conference, germany and the u. s. s. u and i pay between you know, these 2 powers. it's an attempt to equate socialism with fascism, you know, as style in with hitler and so forth. really, the opposite is true. a crucial factor and a soviet and ultimately an allied victory. if i hadn't had that extra 2 or 300 kilometers to travel a my brother well have, have, have occupied moscow. likewise, it's quite possible that the, that it's a plant in grand cost of the german armies were very close to limb and cleaning grad as well. and if they had not had that extra couple of 100 kilometers to travel, they might capture leningrad. regina declared that he was going to kill over habits in leningrad and destroy the city and give it to finland. and by the way, you finish liter marshall man. i'm was a 100 percent in favor of that but, and expose the bankruptcy of western policy to in refusing to make a treaty with the soviets. and it was as should it expose the betrayal of the polish government at 1st, hitler plans to use poles by

u. s. s. o u s a n d. ok. the ussr supported opponents territorial claims against germany, provoking strong protest from america and britain to write a tremendous. i usually come imagine sybil. previously, i didn't give you all to you. the boy newest afford them. you have to bow a full funds back funds. number 3. sure, and you must that i sent me to come send me a melisha no matter what the issue, the less down it was adamant and eventually the allies have to relent. so using a book my meal 0, we are sort of got to go to the show or studio is most i've you should have sized co sales of applying your former share. pardon? you're not interested to find on the new list. searching below a mushroom over to the linear scrub, it really suited to consolidate your cup of the study. shift for you like for somebody may have something last night and they are pretty cool stores to what solution they would. ok, cause i know i'm, you know, story stuff, tell them the phone and they ended up with results which lands inside the ceiling on the radio. and brandon bug, the, the length of it c coast grew from 70 kilometers to $500.0

some of that was he does the common denominator for mosque in germany, the u. k. and the u. s. immigration sd is incredibly anti immigrant party. they have come into power for dominantly as a reactionary party. choose these german asylum system that welcomes people from the middle east during the syrian price system 2015. and that is part of must, through line on integration. the idea of who's being allowed in demographic replacement and whether or not these people have a place in what he and others consider to be western society. and in that way, there is a lot of ideological alignment between what mosque has been saying around the u. k . and the west and within the u. v. a f d is much like trumps agenda, openly anti immigrant nationalist. in some ways you on attempt to sway the election and bolster sd is also going to attempt to make sure that trump's agenda encounters as few barriers as possible. but beyond that, he actually wrote in and when he tells his followers with you or the media. now he's not out to empower them or simply disempower, legacy media outlets. he wants t

furious at being put in the same position again. vain believing us lead western global to germany, more than the u. s. president does, and they're going to try to rope him back into the ukraine conflict. whatever he may think about it or not, you know, tell them a mark brings up such an excellent point when it comes to ukraine. the trump is going to be paddling america's alliance partners, and the beltway, and where the negotiations coming with the russians. that's way down there. i mean, it is actually a low priority because he has to get through the this entangling alliance system. that is, you know, and we've all talked about how that is so counterproductive to the national interest of all members of this alliance, not just the united states. and so i'm just going to have to battle a bi partisan commitment in congress and let alone the in transients that he's going to have in the defense department, the state department, etc. may take this and these, this battle is far more complex than a mainstream left or right media is presenting at george. so i think it's going to be extremely difficult. and t

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this is i'd say, well, west some house have gathered in germany to this this stuff. additional funding for you claim the u. s. is expected to allocate another $500000000.00, admin fee assistance as a last ditch effort before donald trump takes office next week. and he is supposed to cut down support for kids of the bible says future aid will depend on trump's approval. up to date, the united states and our allies and partners have collectively committed more than $126000000000.00 and security assistance to ukraine. since russia's full scale invasion in february 2022 will be a few $1000000000.00 in the 40 left. for the incoming administration to decide what, what they decide to do with, with that remaining authority, the united states, so will provide ukraine with a new $500000000.00 package of military assistance according to the offensive in chief, lloyd austin. and that will includes an antique aircraft missiles had munition air to ground mister house and other equipments to support the ukrainian of 16 fine or just now that's of course already in addition to the 126 other equipments to support de ukrainian

s. u. a talking tough on migration because that's who has been too much migration to germany in recent years. both illegal migration and some legal migration. this needs to change and not just cosmetically put fundamental course made to total conflict. in the last 10 years, germany has taken in many people. from 2015 close to a 1000000 syrians came fling war in the country. and in 2022, a similar number of refugees arrived from ukraine. a badge has led to problems with some local authorities struggling to provide housing, schools, and other services. some polls show votes as c migration as the biggest problem and the strong support for anti immigration policies. the onset recording to the center, right. see to you and see us, you turning back people at the border. repatriation of those convicted of criminal offenses and the policy of returning syrians to the country following the full of the asset regime. they've even cooled for the removal of gym and nationality from people with dual citizenship, if they have found guilty of crimes. well, our shows is government has made it easier to obtain

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u. s. secretary of state antony blinking will meet the foreign ministers of the u. k. france, germany and italy in rome on thursday to discuss the serious future diplomatic attitude. james space has moved from damascus. a new flag and a new hope for the future. but while the international community is showing a willingness to engage with a new syria, it's not yet in pricing in the german and french foreign ministers last week, the highest level visitors to damascus since the full of the sides, families, brutal room for the new administration, perhaps the biggest issue on the table is the lifting of the punishing sanctions which significantly depressed the economy affecting the lives of every city west. the leaders believe they need to maintain leverage to set things on a positive democracy. they believe that paul is still defined by the un security council vote in 2015 resolution 2254 goals for a broad based interim government, a new constitution, and then free and fair elections. supervised by the un is old resolutions from bots of political analyst, familiar with the thinking of ser

divisive issue, that conservative say they're going to tackle head on germany, send to ride christian democrats and the very in partners the c s. u. a talking tough on migration to make it up to has been too much migration to gemini and recent. he is both illegal migration and some legal migration. this needs to change and not just cosmetically, but fundamental, of course, made this so not linked. in the last 10 years, germany has taken in many people. from 2015 close to a 1000000 syrians came playing war in the country. and in 2022, a similar number of refugees arrived from ukraine that has led to problems with some local authorities struggling to provide housing, schools, and other services. some polls show votes as c migration as the biggest problem. and the strong support for anti immigration policies beyond sarah, according to the center, right. say to you and see us, you turning back people at the border. repatriation of those convicted of criminal offenses and the policy of returning syrians to their country following the full of the asset regime. they've even cold for the removal of gym and nationality from people with yo

u. s. is suffering from inflation right now, bordering and hyper inflation. if you go back to why mar germany in the 1920s, they were launching main points in the cities and states were the cities in the states. we're launching their own 5. what you could call main points back then to try to get a handle on the high for inflation. i think that's part of the story here. mike, is that these main points are flooding the american economy with trillions of dollars of work was paper. that's no different than flooding the economy with more for millions of dollars, a fee of money and us dollars is causing inflation. it's inflationary. it's counter to what the president said. one of his goals is to find inflation and he's really interested in finding inflation. he would not flood the market with these worthless main points. or what is good. you're breaking it down for us to understand a maybe just selling point for a trip to currencies has been their independence from government into veterans. now we see a head of state issuing his own crypt the car and see what do you think about that? or there's onl

and i just, you know, i'll be judging germany is trying to get a slice of it falls beaming. a i industry with china or in the u. s. a locked in a competitive bottle. the digital minutes, the bulk of missing believes much can be learned from the recent success of chinese . a starts up deep sea, which has made waves with its cheaper technology. dominant kane reports from butler . and providing that to the cloud with this is a i in action driverless vehicles program to use the streets of berlin along a 23 kilometers a stretch of the city. it's positive a project designed by shaheen, a biotech that is team from the group of psyche. we have developing a systems which has.

u. s, but the price is much higher, of course, and the people are lower of feeling and she arrived this now in germany. all right, we have to leave you here now henry hot house, author of political commentator. thank you so much for your insight. thank you. i stay with all the international for all the latest from around the world. thanks . so once again by the the .

germany and japan. the have no independent voice in the world. policy of the are just blindly following to show you the u. s. political force and run big a lot of states across the your interest directly via voice is never heard of forces ok with a disorder as it was the case with me for with the counselor. charles is when you were on the guest by pipelines over exploded, the less you but i'll store them. he just shied away from this question. she looked away from edwards. this is also the case of japan, which is so fully dependent on the united states. it is unfair for the rest has a 6 the seats out of 15. we shoot them. we seem clever, severe presentational. the developing states under, together with, for the say going security council rep firms for we will make the rest understand that it is no longer capable to impose on the whole world or for many centuries funds that solely wheels is with us. you jump out as you like your resources from should africa, asia, and less america to leave at the expense of others. and that we should seek the balance of interest to the us national. and we have a very good fo

shots level of shots is policy, the s p d is continuing to lose ground as well behind the fall rights alternative for germany policy, the opposition conservatives. the c d u. c su, looks set to win the largest share of votes with litigation maps as the trunk full of candidates. now both shorts and that's wants to leave the next government and they are making the policy differences. 3012, as one of these 2 men set to become germany's next tom slept. all i've sold is trying to defend his job against swedish mats, the man whose party currently leads in the poles. the only thing they have in common. they cannot stand each other. as if you are embarrassing gemini, the way you acted, your ease creams with fits and that's, that's a friday max likes to talk. rubbish well done. it's not the 1st time because of a vine, boise. so if i had to, using to maps would likely end off schultz, his political career. and along with it, germany's resistance to supplying ukraine with water once most from brandon towers, cruise missiles, just one week after salts headed to keys for the each mats made the same trip and the sold ukraine's president said lensky, you're going, you m

u. s. military industrial complex. but what about the countries that are putting these bills for the block, the big contributors to the budget, like germany and france, they don't have another country that can just give them money for weapons buying sprees. well, they have tax fairs, but the patients there is wearing pretty been particularly ahead of a national election next month in germany for example. and especially when there isn't enough any more for the basics at home. i had suggested expanding this at some point, but if you do that, you also have to say where the money is coming from. i am against us taking it from pensions. i am against us doing it through cuts and local government. i am against us investing less money and roads you know, those germans hoffers are running pretty low when the economy keeps contracting. point 2 percent year on year with think tank experts calling at the longest period of stagnation since world war 2. with regard to that package of a 3000000000, we free pad everything to do it, but we are legit to through the negotiations inside the government. because this is a matter of money which is up there beca

u. s. as a now as an additional $500000000.00, a package for ukraine's military defense secretary lloyd austin may the announcement of the ukraine defense content group meeting in germany. ukrainian president without them is a landscape, was also in attendance. the package includes missiles and equipment for flight objects, amunition which can be drawing directly from existing us store files to furnish while she frame is appetite will only grow. if autocrats conclude that democracies will lose their nerve surrender their interest and forget their principles. we will only see more land grapes if tar, which learn that aggression pays. we will only invite even more aggression chaos in the war. but we are still determined to not let that happen. versus the economy is facing unprecedented talent as, as the war and ukraine, drugs on prices have sold and the central bank is expected to increase interest rates. yes. again, this yeah. out of there is dosage avari reports and the financial difficulty is millions of russians are facing in the door when the local food market in moscow has been around for almost a 100 years. the produce here is locally source. it used to be one of

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germany. and we have to rewind this. we are buying energy from, from sofa, from the states like saudi arabia, weight. and so it's built by us companies and the u. s are selling, the freaking gets to us for much more of a higher prices that we bought the russian gas. so they are a 14 of these. and it also has to do political up to the us as support to ukraine to struggle against the russia. so they, for samantha interest would be 10 restaurants. and so that's that most of the financial supply here. this is not, i don't want this model from 6. we should step out of this and you should stop debris of weapons. we shouldn't stop funding. so the supply, business mode or conflict, we should stay out of this. if you ask me, i understand the rest of the perspective very well. so if we, if you would say, should weapons into, well, the, the us would have a big problem. they don't want to have a for 10 should stress and that god and this is good, right? don't click united states, but it's also good, right? or russell not to have put 10 such threats. if they have daughters like you pray, well, do stay with us here on our t international off next. oscar mills

germany, we have to rewind this. we are buying energy from uh, from sofa from the states like sold you raise the weight. and so it's built by us companies and b, u. s. are selling, the freaking gets to us for much more higher prices that we bought the rest of gas . so they are a 14 office and it also has to do for me to go up to the us as support the ukrainians, the struggle against the rest of us. so they for interest with beats in restaurants . and so that most of the financial supply, this is not, i don't want the smart our company. we should step out of this and don, you should stop debris, weapons be sure to some funding. so supply business mode, i was on think we should stay on this. if you ask me, i understand the rest of the perspective very well. so it's your workstation weapons in cuba, the us, whatever big problems they don't want to have for $0.10 rest. this is good, right? don't forget about the status, but it's also good for us to have for 10. so it's the threats there. daughter, like, you know, some really troubling discuss closures for you. military whistle blowers have given closed door testimony that britain's the special forces e

u. s. is about 5 miles away and more interested in destroying german industry. bombing b, i g far been synthetic oil and rubber plant which ultimately became basis and bear under subsequent western occupation in germany. and still today is being crushed under us. lead anti russian sanctions impacting production costs. so you can say the priorities for washington don't seem to have changed that much in a years old habits die hard, they're still targeting german industry. washington was apparently more interested in neutralizing that threat than this one. but if i do a younger, a german woman passed by and we were led into another barrett called revised air and it was labeled with the red cross. there was a, well, there with lots of holes for armies. do see, because you haven't even seen who you're giving blood to know. you just come there and put your hand into the hole. we didn't know how much blood was taken. those children who stayed lost consciousness, many simply did not return to the back or is that if we had lost consciousness, we simply would not have returned either to that's and if we didn't come back and it means that we were already either burning or whatever they were doing or experimenti