u. s. and germany, the concept longitude, partly trans atlantic partnership between the u. s. than europe. ne. tell mines i'm just like is organ fades, the same thing, speak with one voice and do things together. and we made it very clear if there was a military aggression against ukraine that will entail severe consequences that we agreed upon together. severe sanctions that we have worked on together, so that will be a high price for russia from this is a very clear message. everybody has understood it, and i think this message has been made clear again and again, so that even russia has understood the message. now, what is important that we also intensively worked on the prep herring possible sanctions to get them fun? we don't want to start once. that is a military aggression against ukraine. mind we have prepared a reaction that will help us to react swiftly if needed. and we'll, we'll do that at the same time. it is important to us all diplomatic means we have, and i'm very glad about your great lenise to move forward together, especially the bilateral talks between the us an

u. s. than the u. k. who provide military support to the somali government? the process has redeemed the theories of ongoing meetings happening in various provinces across the country. a lot of horse trading going on behind the scenes as planned. delegates try to reach a consensus on who they will appoint as m p to represent them. and people who are close to the process say that almost certainly very large amounts of cash will be changing hands as part of this process. so the children's as somalia is experiencing, it's worse to drive in a decade in november, the char, to find it's 60 percent of households had at least one person who lost their source of income, mostly due to the death of livestock. not more than a 3rd of families included at least one person going without food for more than a 24 hour period. it says 4600000. some money will face crisis to emergency level food shortages until may. and the u. n. has only been able to raise 2 percent of its a target for hum mohammad her son is the somalia country director at save the children . he says, a lack o

u. s. than invested in billions of dollars in columbia starting in in the late ninety's early to thousands. this is bill clinton, brooklyn's initiative. that money was mainly used to go after the fark girl us. they said it was to fight drug trafficking, but very little of it was focused on going after the paramilitaries were the biggest drug traffickers at the time. and most of it was used to go after the fark . so the motivations get very murky because what you end up it with is a government that is, you know, very connected to the paramilitaries in the early 2, thousands going after the fart. so the u. s. seemed to be backing one group of drug traffickers against another, and about governments if their continued business as usual and their approach to the drug war, you know, bolster insecurity forces with us funding or deploying military's fueling corruption criminalizing victims. what can we do? what would be a more effective and humanitarian approach to really ending a wardrobe's if that's a

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u. s. and germany. the concept longer should partner the trans atlantic partnership between the u. s. than europe, nato minds on disclosures organ fades, the same thing speak with one voice and do things together. and we made it very clear if there was a military aggression against ukraine. this will entail severe consequences that we agreed upon together with severe sanctions that we have worked on together. so that will be a high price for russia from this is a very clear message. everybody has understood it, and i think this message has been made clear again and again so that even russia has understood the message. now, what is important that we also intensively worked on the bus, preparing possible sanctions to get them fun. we don't want to start the ones are there is a military aggression against ukraine. mind we have prepared a reaction that will help us to react swiftly if needed. and we'll, we'll do that at the same time. it is important to you all diplomatic means we have and i'm very glad was about your one of the great, this is going to be dr. move forward together. especially

u. s. waves, some sanctions on iran, as talks continue to try and salvage your 2015 nuclear agreements. mergers, job machines going stronger than ever. and the u. s. reports better than expected employment growth despite the pandemic. but businesses are still struggling to fill empty positions. ah, china's prize it encouraging paying has opened the winter olympics in bay j. nearly 3000 athlete, sorry, in a strict bible because of covered 19 and foreigners are not allowed to attend. the games have also been overshadowed by concerns of human rights abuses. david stokes reports from g olympia, who are you in the way for more? oh, after a troubled build up the 24th winter olympics have officially begun in beijing? the venue for friday's opening ceremony was the birds nest stadium originally built for the summer olympics, back in 2008. it's the 1st city ever so spoke the winter and summer games. dear fellow olympian, your olympic stage is set you are for i fear. after overcoming so many challenges, but vow your moment this come the moment you have been longing for like the tokyo olympics last year, toby 19 has given these games a di

u. s. waves, some sanctions on iran, as talks continue to try and salvage the 2015 nuclear agreements. americans job machine is going stronger than ever. and the u. s. reports better than expected employment growth despite the pandemic. but businesses are still struggling to fill empty positions. the winter games in bay jane have kicked off with a spectacular ceremony. it's the 1st city to host both the winter and summer olympics. nearly 3000 daphne are in a strict bubble because of the current of our span, demik, and foreigners, and not allowed to attend. the games are fraught with political tensions due to concerns about human rights abuses, which prompted some countries to stage a diplomatic boycott associated press force. correspondence. stephen wade has more on the festivities in beijing. i was in the 2008 ordering ceremony here. 30 and a half years ago. it was 30 to 33 degrees, sweltering hot pac stadium, 91000 people right now back and we have maybe 20 or 30000 fans. we're not sure. maybe 40 percent full and it's below 0. it's one or 2 degrees below 0 here. so it's a very different different atmosphere. and what games of c

america's job machine is going stronger than ever. and the u. s. reports better than expected employment growth. despite the pandemic that businesses are still struggling to feel empty positions ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the weather sponsored my cattle airways. it's not snowing in beijing. well, not natural anyway, but it is throughout japan. western hunt june hawkeye day, you've seen this day after day to day and it carries on the air leaks out very cold air across the still open water, relatively warm and that generate snow shows doesn't do much further west. as you see. mostly it's fine. not particularly warm, but not extraordinary. other is some snow developing in the middle of china. again, heading out slowly uses along the yangtze, i think, will handle pick up a little bit on the script about necessarily the forecast, for example, looks like this. a day of snow on monday, but it's just a full likelihood temperatures staying above freezing the most part. so it's not going to settle for too long south of all this and i think ross

u. s. is paying this amount to those who lost their lives in the 911 attacks than the u. s. should pay compensation for the 20 year war, and the people who died in afghanistan to thou, or kabul is a city under pressure. many can barely afford to eat my father in law. and as i am his gay, most of us sleep with empty stomachs because he don't have jobs to find money and feed our families. like before in shy and now some one was distributing bread to the poor. and there were hundreds of poor and starving people, fighting over one piece of bread. and i was thinking, it's better to die than being disrespected this much. extreme hunger is nationwide. it's estimated more than half the $39000000.00 afghans are suffering . the human fat, the afghan economy is in free. and so or it's people. do us says it will use the release funds to buy much needed aid, but not by the taliban, which it doesn't recognize as the legitimate governments. taliban leaders say it's not america's money to give away that one is ton hello. hello, who? the people of afghanistan want their rights? the funds tha

u. s. britain than canada have declared a diplomatic boycott overcharged as human rights record. specifically, its treatment of muslim wages, china to noise human rights abuses, the people's republic of china is perpetrating a campaign of gross human rights violations, including genocide. over the next 2 weeks is an urgent moral duty to shine a bright light on the many human rights violations being perpetrated by the host nation. beijing, 2022 organized essay. the games will be carbon neutral. oh, venues will be powered by renewable energy, and 5 of them have been repurposed from 2008, but with very little slow, full, more than 200000000 liters of water have been used to generate fake powder for the alpine locations. let's not be name in the artificial snow is used in a consistent way for decades. no in winter, a competitive sport. what is really important, like for any other activities that there we, we practice is to try to do it in the most efficient way with the lead up to the olympics dominated by politics and covered 19, most of the athletes will have the focus now shifted

we've cut off rushes, largest bank, or bank that holds more than one 3rd of russia's banking assets by itself. cut it off the u. s. financial system, but russia's biggest thunders, burbank has had fewer problems than expected. their operations are still good to go . the energy sector a bit like would be you, ah, to be clear. our sanctions are not designed to cause any disruption to the current flow of energy from russia to the world. part of the reason is perhaps that the democrats don't want to disappoint american voters too much. they don't want gas prices to go through the roof even more as we respond. my administration is using the tools. every tools are supposed to protect american families and businesses from rising prices at the gas pump, especially when 57 percent of americans disapprove of how joe biden is handling affairs. right, so that brings me to my earlier observation. they may be firmly reassuring kiev, they'll try their absolute best to save ukraine and give the kremlin a beating. but let's be realistic. no one is ready to go too far. if some business folks are going to suffer back home. it mostl

u. s. border patrol chief a . more than a 180000 migrants tried to enter the u. s. from mexico in december alone. and over the course of last year, the total of more than $2000000.00 entered the u. s. from its southern border, new york congressional republicans urged your biden to put an immediate end to any secret migrant flights we demand you provide congress and all new yorkers with the current location and status of each legal immigrant. you have transferred to our state the new yorkers we represent are entitled to know how your failure to address . the crisis at our southern border continues to impact their communities and day to day lives, political and less than talk radio house day, perkins believes and angry public backlash would soon put an end to any apparent secret flights. the only thing that can stop this is very strongly expressed, very large public opinion against it. because the more the public is aroused, the more they will make efforts to find out more about what's going on. the more that is learned, the more public opinion will turn against it, an

u. s. pressure than you know what stream pipeline is too important for berlin to drop it. germany understand said that it is too dependent on the north stream to project. we meet the gas supplies for our domestic market in under circumstances when the gas prices are soaring. many users of gas now are really, really under economic pressure through a soaring gas prices. and so i'm pretty confident that the german government will turn to a full certification of the pipeline project and will not sacrifice this joint german russian gas supply project in the ongoing ukraine conflict still ahead on our to international facebook, and instagram could be polled in europe. has their parent company plays hardball with the regulators over privacy? we'll get into that short blue, blue, blue. ah, ah, ah, a ah with a becoming advocate and engagement with so many find themselves well the part we use to look for common ground. ah 90 minutes into the program. welcome back. the mystery surrounding the 1963 assassination of u. s. president john f kennedy has just got murkier. a leading forensic pathologist has c

u. s. officials attribute the deaths to al karate his own bomb. they said they chose to risk putting boots on the ground rather than an air strike to avoid civilian casualties. the u. s. military has been under pressure to review its targeted strikes, some of which have killed more civilians than initially reported. you want you to w news business is up next when stephen beers and stick around. he will be right back with you just in the gym. love on banning thing that way, but i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone with later holes in every single day. just getting are you ready to meet the gym and then join me right. just do it on d. w. then gammon with w at any time i am, he plays easy means video to velez. you have a question. so move the thing along to the is the co booty from soup. with interactive exercises everything is online, mel file and interactive and gym and for free. like with d. w o o meadow crashes on wall street and brings a big chunk of the tech sector down with it. a whopping 26 percent loss for the session. that's more than $230000000000.00 in lost value. did the tech joins numbers merited or did they touch a ner

u. s. the world's top economy adding far more positions than expected in january, despite high infection numbers. they're just the latest figures depicting an economy in full recovery. also on the show wall streets, things amazons praises a day after punishing tech companies across the board. will look back at a stormy week on trading floors and asked what exactly happened and bad season for soybeans and corn and south america is hurting farmers there and is pushing up brain prices around the world. blown welcome to the show. i'm seeking, beardsley and berlin. view us added for more jobs than expected in january, adding to the picture of an economy in full recovery and raising the likelihood of central bank intervention. more than 460000 positions were created in the month 3 times the number expected by analysts. and that's despite higher rates of co, but infections yields on us treasury is rows falling the report with investors bracing for borrowing rate hikes in the weeks ahead. now that report also updated last year's job totals by 200000 more positions. the unemployment rate actually rows, h

u. s. is city more than a 1000 troops from germany to romania to beef up native defenses in eastern europe . romania has been investing heavily to modernize its armed forces. d. w. 's. alexander phenomena joined a naval exercise with the military in the backseat. engender, engender and change. it won't go. a military drill on the floor to room one. washer assimilated scenario. the red gel ferdinand frigate has been hit by a missile. the cruise job is to safe lives and to put out the fire. the ship has just been through a maintenance period. the commanding officer, captain, judge, victor, dora, tells me that it's now crucial for the crew to get back in shape for future operations. including joint nato exercises ventral noise, the overturning thought for us. it is an opportunity to train together to show that we are capable of operating together. and at the same time, to show romanians that were a security provider in the black sea region for to occur general security thought then nobody, nobody nigger since becoming a nato member romania has increased its defense spending to just over 2 per

u. s. officials attribute the deaths to al karate his own bomb . they said they chose to risk putting boots on the ground rather than an air strike to avoid civilian casualties. the u. s. military has been under pressure to review its targeted strikes, some of which have killed more civilians than initially reported. you are watching d, w. stay tuned for the business headlines are coming up next and don't forget there is always more news and analysis on our website at g w dot com. i'm quite richardson in berlin from the team here. thanks so much for joining us with . we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. romantic corners. check hot spot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot d w. travel off we go about this issue when i arrived here, i slept with a sick of people in a room as a 9th in that it was hard. i wish fear i even got white hair is learning the gym and language head. yeah, i love this kid to me and they told me to nicky to interact with you want to know their story, my grants verifying and reliable information for my grants. ah meadow crashes on wall street and brings a big chunk of the tech sector down with it. a whoppin

u. s. officials attribute the deaths to al correct his own bomb. they said they chose to risk putting boots on the ground rather than an air strike to avoid civilian casualties. the u. s. military has been under pressure to review its targeted strikes, some of which have killed more civilians than initially reported. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. british prime minister, bruce johnson, has lost 4 more key aids as his popularity plummets over lockdown parties. johnson's chief of staff, his private secretary, and his communications direct, i have all resigned and his policy unit. chief manila mercer quit over johnson's controversial comments on monday when he attacked opposition. a labor leader you hear stammer, the northern islands, 1st minister as resigned in protest at post briggs trade rules. he stepped down after one of his ministers try to block the inspection of goods arriving from other parts of the you. k hd region is facing fresh tension over the brakes. it protocol that keeps nolan island in the use single market be economic community of west african states. eco weiss has asked the regime that se

u. s. has been involved in since world war 2. you can see the names of cities on years where the armed conflicts took place, more than 80 percent of which the chinese embassy said were initiated by the u. s. a chinese for ministry spokesperson suggested that the u. s. should ask yourself, who's been the aggressor in those conflicts? meanwhile, big to go and international relations experts at china's suture university won the sanctions against russia will be mutually destructive for the west. china believes that ukraine has been very much used by the united states and western countries in attempting to recruit ukraine into nato, which is very, very aggressive. as far as russia is concerned, very destabilizing of peace and stability in that part of the world. such sanctions will be very mutually destructive a, mainly because russia is a very, very important country in the world. politically, militarily, in terms of energy, you cannot make relations of all kinds. and russia is such an important and indispensable energy supplier to so many countries in europe saw by taking out russia from the swift settlement system, for example. as w

than to russia. we discuss the potential sanctions where the british american invest the banker and why sir michel fierce dine. he thinks the measures would negatively impact the u. s. economy more than their intended target. russia. i don't think that the sanctions effected the russian economy. i think that this is more about debt credit and leverage, and i think that most of the western countries are bankrupt. the united states has $300.00 trillion dollars in debt that can't repay $300.00 trillion. not 30 trillion when you include all the liabilities, the balance sheet of russia is a lot more solid, so there's a lot more wherewithal in terms of russia. so i think the united states, when it gets into a difficult position, the biden needs to start a war or some kind of diversion because he's got 20 percent inflation. people can't afford anything in america, and the economy is about to come crashing down because he has the biggest bubbles in the equity market. the bond market, the property market in history. and this cannot end well, because it's way over levered sanctions are not going to help russia, but they're not going to help the united states at all. and it w

u. s. officials attribute the deaths to al karate his own bomb . they said they chose to risk putting boots on the ground rather than an air strike to avoid civilian casualties. the u. s. military has been under pressure to review its targeted strikes, some of which have killed more civilians than initially reported. now let's turn our attention to some of the other stories that are making headlines at this hour. in it, she lay fast moving. wildfires are threatening unimportant ecological reserve in the country, the southern carriage of waco province. the fires which began on january 25th have already burned more than $1200.00. hector's strong winds and challenging train or hindering efforts to contain the places the economic community of west african state echo was, has asked the hunter that he's power in burkina faso last week to propose an election time table. the group held an emergency summit in gone us capital across you discuss measures against per keena fall. so as well as what group called a dangerous trend of military powered rob in the region of the grave. the and the 4th has been or their ireland 1st minister has resigned in protest, ho

and only 15 countries account for more than 90 percent of the global nuclear power production. the u. s. tops the list with more than 50 percent of the country's carbon free electricity produced by atomic plants in 202088 or the countries 96 operating reactors have received approvals for a 20 year life extension almost 2 years ago. the wall, 2nd largest nuclear power producer, as china. and it's increasingly investing in the energy to achieve its climate goals. the nation plans to build a $150.00 new reactors by 2035 at a cost of more than $440000000000.00. and atomic power makes up 70 percent of francis electricity mix the french president and says he wants to build new nuclear re axes. but nuclear power takes a long time to build in as being criticized for its cost overruns. the war nuclear industry status report estimates the price of nuclear energy at up to $189.00 per megawatt hour. while the cost of generating solar power can reach up to $44.00 per megawatt hour. and it's slightly cheaper for on sure. wind power and to discuss all of that. i'm george now from munich by dr. miranda

u. s. of also decided to freeze their assets. however, the u. s. is going one step further than it has actually imposed a travel ban on president putin and said caleb roof following a television, a telephone conversation, a president biden held with a european commission president or shall of underline and an alignment with the decision by our european allies united states will join them in sanctioning president putin and foreign minister love rob and members of the russian national security team. now some e u countries are actually creating their own specific sanctions. poland bulgaria and the czech republic have said that they will ban russian air crawford flying through their air space and from landing in their ports. and the czech republic has also said it will now not issue residency permits to russia, nationals, and this may not be the end of the sanctions. the e says it's already possibly mulling a 3rd round, which could include banding, russia from accessing swift, which is an international payment system. that's something that the u. k. is already on board with doing an

u. s. c's is more than $7000000000.00 of frozen afghan funds. the money will be split between humanitarian aid and compensation for $911.00 attack victims. ah, welcome to the broker. we begin with the growing military stand off in europe. u. s . president jo biden's ordered 3000 more troops to poland warning of a potential russian invasion of ukraine. washington says a russia has amassed enough troops along the ukrainian border to launch a major invasion at any moment. russia's consistently denied plans for an attack, and as accusing the west of spreading false information, we have to think about the range of scenarios that we confront and it's our job to be ready for all of them. so what i will say is that the way that he has built up his forces and put them in place, along with the other indicators that we have collected through intelligence, makes it clear to us that there is a very distinct possibility that russia will choose to act militarily and there is reason to believe that that could happen on a reasonably swift timeframe. now we can't

u. s. at it, far more jobs than expected in january, adding to the picture of an economy in full recovery and raising the likelihood of central bank intervention. within 460000 positions were created in the month 3 times the number expected by analysts. and that's it. from the end of the debate business team, you can find out more about these and other stories online. check us out the w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube under the dw news channel. i'm from beardsley. thanks for watching. we know that it's here to stay has become part of our lives the convent 19 virus. they know we really came from and how it spreads. while they have taken a giant step towards getting to the bushes of mom, kind of it to morrow to day. next on d, w o m p 2 hello world. find all kinds of high society enjoy indulging, instituted down to see more playing a nice end on the very hard moment in 60 minutes on d w. oh, hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa is you to be safe issues and share ideas. ah, you know, or this channel, we are not afraid to happen. delicate topic africans popula

u. s. officials attribute the deaths to al karate his own bomb . they said they chose to risk putting boots on the ground rather than an air strike to avoid civilian casualties. the u. s. military has been under pressure to review its targeted strikes, some of which have killed more civilians been initially reported. so we can turn our attention now to some of the other stories that are making headlines at this hour. british prime minister borum strong and has lost the war more he 8th, as his popularity plummet. lockdown parties, chief private secretary and communications director have all resigned and policy unit chief. when you're immersed a quick over johnston, controversial comments on monday, attacking opposition, labor leader, care stomach. this is the northern ireland 1st minister has resigned in protest from breakfast trade rules. he stepped down for one of his ministers, tried to walk the inspection of goods arriving from other parts of the u. k. the region is facing rush tension over the breath the protocol. keep northern ireland in the single market into a fast moving wildfires or threatening, unimportant ecological reserve in the countr

u. s has announced more than $300000000.00 and $8.00, but is refusing to release billions of dollars an afghan reserves held in u. s. banks. first and foremost, the status of the funds is subjective. ongoing litigation brought by certain victims of 911 and other terrorist attacks. so hold judgments against the taliban. as for abdul, his focus now finding a way forward is very hard to continue my education dislike without any financial financial support. i should go to war dorm. ah, held my family or i should perform where execution. so it's a very huge problem for me, but i don't know what they should do a refugee reset them, an agency will pay for this room for another few months. then this 22 year old will be on his own to find his future in the us and find a way to help his family or the 10000 kilometers away. paddle haine al jazeera, hyattsville, maryland. still had on al jazeera, the 3rd government re shuffle within 6 months in peru. we'll have the latest on the political shake up on the way. ah hey there, welcome to your world weather update. so that driving rain, we had along the

u. s. and also far away from the u. k. so, continental europe potentially stands a lot more to lose than the u. s. or even the u. k. and many people here in berlin are worried that if diplomatic efforts to avoid war fail, then ukraine could only be the start. and then vladimir putin could potentially target other former soviet republics. next, like the baltic states they, their leaders have expressed that fear also to all our sides when they were here in berlin last week. so also in the public language, the german government are trying to focus on trying to avoid war and not talk in detail about what would potentially happen once they're potentially is war. because they say that that could only help speed up the spiral of escalation. our political correspondent nina has or their own german chancellor, all our shortest visit to ukraine. thank you. nina. meanwhile, stalks in europe and asia are tumbling on the back of the increasing tensions between russia and ukraine. the trading day began with losses in tokyo, hong kong and well by investors. they're reacting to the u. s. government wanting that a russian attack on