u. s. yes, i think, but i wanted to add, i mean, they respect huge full factor for cubans going to the united states. so they have something called cuban adjustment, which is pulse and, and $966.00 and updated a decade later. and basically, it says, but, and any cuban arriving in the united states legally own all legal entry, hold or not. and so on and say, pull off the one year, you know, claim that residency in the united states now they all the enemy, citizens around the wells that have that privilege. and it's a very big pullback also means there are many cubans settled in the united states. so when time get hot, they have the capacity to lead. many of the cubans, her left in our parents, had time for cuba, had started to invest in small businesses and so on. during the brief approach. mom on the, the, by my wife will buy them with my president. and the other thing is that they have these a full, the given them, the united states west, they won the united states, agreed to supply 20000 visa

u. s. yes. has made it very clear that they want destruction of russia. no officials come out and officially said that, but all the nato journalists, all the american journalists, think tanks x, so called experts, they've all said that, which makes it clear that's the policy of the white house. so russia cannot, obviously, is not going to accept this and think about it, a war being fought right on russia's border, who has the guy who has the advantage is simply logistically, geographically russia is a huge advantage. and by the way, i'm going to point, i'm going to say that i think ukrainian trout. i think it's true for nato and we need them. i think it's true for russia. no, no, no. well, you know, john, for me, i think it's a trap. they, what they did was they created a trap for russia. russia took into a went in to protect its ethnic russians. but the ultimate trap is the destruction of nato. and i'm looking forward to that tom, go before we go to the break, go ahead. yeah, i would say that this is the been my read on the situation as well, from the be

u. s. s. for sam, yes. all the way to the u. s. this down st. i got a you have a guarantee. oh, sure. you know if i'm not planning the coyote was very clear about that. even if i don't make it across the border, i won't get any money back. then the money is simply locked out to the beer. you know, you make the journey at your own risk, but if anyone ah ah, ah, ah. eco indian regenerative farming, a sustainable cultivation method with great cropped games. but that's not all it's use in india's jaw gong area shows. it also significantly improves soil quality. could this being eco friendly solution for all of india? ico, india in 30 minutes on d. w. paying for time do with time. this is the principle of italy's time banks. whether it's for playing cards, manual labor or guitar lessons. here, everything has the same value. a person's time. focus on europe. in 90 minutes on d w. o. oh, discovery stories. change your mind just to click away, find out best documentary on you to see the world. i'm ready. right now, t d w documentary ah, this is d w. news live from bad in russia appoints a new

u. s. o, so systems, my son. yes. all the way to the u. s. this down. you see i got a you have a guarantee. oh, sure. yeah. oh no, i'm not planning to cody was very clear about that. even if i don't make it across the border, i won't get any money back then. the money is simply locked out to see you making the journey at your own risk. but if any one 0 chip, your guy to life in the digital world. explore the latest online trends. navigate your way through the digital jungle. get a global perspective. we'll be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you. shift in 15 minutes on d. w to 77 percent webcam central africa have the highest rate of child marriage in the world. a violation of human rights. you are 15 at this age. would you want to be 9? no, because i've been ago child, i believe, to say days more to life than getting married at the very young age has been done to fight this cruel practice. the 77 percent in 30 minutes on d. w. o. oh and what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees

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u. s. withdrawal? yes. well, i my software, you know, in the afghan is, is october 2019. and of course, for the last 2 decades, i had been going back and forth every year. and then the last 7 years, 2013 to 20. 19. i was full time in teaching at the american invoice. but right now, you know, every day i talk to people in afghanistan and i read about afghanistan. so the situation is really tragic. it's disaster. it's more than critical, you know, a hunger poverty health conditions. ok. but you know, education and employment, lack of cash, all of these have that to one of the worst situations in history and on the face of the earth. you know, the vast majority of the people who are hungry, food insecure, are the center, has gone almost a states engaging in economic sanctions, but also seating in a way or in founding the $9000000000.00 of the afghan to spend money. so the situation is truly a disaster. it's, it's tragic, it's in human. i would say it's almost like a genocide in slow motion. the afghan central bank has around $7000000000.00 us dollars in reserves that are hel

u. s. should not offer refuge to what they described as qu plotters. brazil has not formerly requested boston, ours extradition from the u. s. reform yes. is planning to return home by the end of january, but he's not the only one authorities, one to speak t for most security chief anderson. torres was removed from his past hours after the attack. he too, is in the us. gov will not put off with him on their supper, their bus. so if next week tore his doesn't come forward through the mechanisms of international legal co operation. we're going to launch the procedures for extradition since an order for his wrestler has been issued in brazil. more than 1500 people have been detained after the attack on congress. but the former president and his security chief are the most senior officials to face investigation. barbara, and gave her out his era peruse president as apologize for the deaths of at least 47 civilians during recent antique government protests. dinner boyar to his apology comes after 3 of a cabinet ministers resigned over the handling of the demonstrations. rallies broke out after pedal kasteel was impeached, arrested. last mon

u. s. com. ah, yes, it has retained its own cultural identity. today nearly 3 and a half 1000000 people of a population greater than 21 of the 50 u. s. states might close to half a 1000000 poverty point. the vehicle is a u. s. territory powerless to challenge actions of the united states government that affected people. residents have no vote in congress or in presidential elections. we had a subscription to time magazine and there was an issue which the cover story was on the prep schools in the us. and i read it and over was covered prominently there and it said they had 7 indoor basketball court that, that made, that made it very, very as a wow with i had like a shark skin suit, which i thought was so cool. the 1st time i walk in the, the dining off maybe half an hour after my parents left and i felt homesickness. and as soon as i walk into the child on take maybe 10 steps, some guy goes you know, that's the 1st time i'd heard that word. let alone addressed me. when i went up and slapped him in the face, you know as hard as i could just a while

u. s. so yes indeed, it is. the book that people are talking about and both sides of the channel. i believe the royal family is famously private. bear again, why do you think prince harry has chosen to bear his soul like this? what has he been saying? prince harry has given all these interviews in the run of, of the publication of the book, and he was asked several times. why do you actually do this to your family? you're saying you want reconciliation, but why do you lay bear all the secrets? and it seems to me that he's really adamant that he wants to tell his side of the story. as he put said, he feel aggrieved, he feels that he and his wife have been briefed against by members of his own family. and he names his stepmother, camilla in particular. and it seems that he was really heartened that now he wanted to basically, ah, be the one who to who tells his story. and it seems almost like a cathartic moment for him. he comes across in the interviews with somebody who has really thought about it long and hard on who is at ease with his decisions. at least that looks to me like th

u. s. so yes, they see you with her with her little the other 2 you are leaving here. i think yes with my mom. and how are you going to manage? traveling alone is dangerous. so not to mention having a child with special needs says yell and raphi. i know it won't be easy, her favor with nature from effect. i heard that it is supposed to be a really hard and exhausting journey. it takes 2 or even 3 weeks. but the lucky ones make it across the border. but some down to the bottom. i call it a bit on let's see how it goes for her. i trust that the gods healthy all will be well again, sending the data from here by the route goes to san pedro. so love to rock. and from there it crosses the border into guatemala. what their mom, he goes to re guatemala and across the mexican bordeaux, mexico. immigration from the south has been turned into a shady business. and so long there are kidnappings and coyotes who demand phase for smuggling people across the u. s. broad outside that and there is very little anyone can do about it. yeah, i you see, boy paul, gosh, i bled. the asa mm mm

u. s. oh, yes, quite clearly. the democrats, engagingly, and that the greatest display of russ 4 years since the since john mccarthy in the early fifties. i mean, it was a step astonishing. there was no evidence. and in fact the robert mueller report showed there was no evidence to support collusion. but the democrats promoted it at every opportunity and they were backed up by the press and by the intelligence agencies. so americans, for more than 2 years, were led to believe that collusion was a real thing that donald trump really was a russian puppet. and i'm not trying to defend trump by the way, i can't stand the guy. but the but trump did not need russian help in winning the 2006 election. he was able to do it the old fashioned way on political grounds by appealing to american voters. another aspect, just to touch on isla must twitter file is expose the influence of the white house, how it exerted control over social media content. how that was allowed to happen. could we see something similar happened to 2 o

u. s. a . a yes. my promote the whole. i don't work with going just in the more liberal limited policy. i'm with you guys didn't with no problem this does because you get what she wants to leave it up with some all anything that i will not all down with about that i'm money that i needed. oh yeah, i'm just with a baker. normally what it is that the spam why a pool. i've got that la. my mom is sick or lab or need to buckle my dea. a little more tv. look, it was applicant to the family or my key to i am busy down by 3 out of a cloudy sea. come with us. it is a little our love blows it is. it opens with them. i didn't know about it a lot and then it was a problem. of course, just look, see done. bhaskar live thunder looks the dominant domini look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings. except where such order to conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously, is to create trust, rather than fear a job with artificial intellige

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u. s. but his my whole life the give her cape yes or no? no, but i have a lot of feelings in my wars. don't know how to express. it is the 1st time in 40 years to see the trees in the grass, and i used to see all the walls and cement. but today i saw a lot of different things. i entered so many houses and i sat down on a sofa for the 1st time and for 2 years i got a very strange feeling when i 1st entered my brother's car, to the extent that i didn't know how to sit properly. it is a mix of feelings and emotions to see the sky without bars for the 1st time and for 2 years there were mother. both francis has led a funeral mass for his predecessor pub emeritus benedict the 16th thousands of people gathering faint p. this way at the vatican to pay their final respects. the former pope died at a vatican monastery on saturday at the age of 90. 5 benedict will be buried in a crypt. had st. peter's basilica in the u. s. a governor of california has declared a state of emergency after a powerful storm cut electricity to thousands of homes in the north. roads have been flooded and trees up hoo

u. s. is a huge economic assistant assistance partner. yes. to the philippians, right. so i think that part is, is ironclad. let's also not forget the relationship. the marcus family has with the u. s. back in 1086 when they were kicked out of the country and ousted it was the u . s. that sheltered them and exiled for all those years before they were allowed to come back to the philippines from historical ties as well as economic ties there and a santos. thank you very much for coming in and giving us your insights. thank you man. ah, the chinese are about to embark on some 2000000000 trips this luna new year. some old possibly, many of them will be carrying the corona virus with them. remember, this is the event that spots the 1st mass spreading of covered 19 from one. these are the latest scenes from an emergency board of the hospital in shanghai and it could get worse, epidemiologist say some parts of the country side haven't yet had cove. it out breaks. but with the travel rush later this month, the disease will find its way into every corner of the country. they're

u. s. a c a. yes. my premier that i don't work with going just in the more liberal limited policy. i'm like are, is there a phone? yeah. well you didn't you no problem. this does because you get what she wants to leave it up with some all and it ended up with muddled down with that money that i needed. oh yeah. i'm just with a double wall. i bought it a y a i got that la. my mom is all i bought this in. it's back on monday. so just a little more tv let's what that was actually came to the family or my lea key to see what is he done by 3 out of what a lot a lot for us. it is a little now. love was a buffet. a oh and then if i got there, i'll end up with it will. but i'm of course just look see done. but good bundle, look saddam and not a yamini. ah, ah, in a russian state, i never tied us on the north landscape with within the city babel did. okay, so my niece, pardon? speaking with, we will ban in the european union the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aren't russia today and sports or t sports. they're given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with me ah, through suffer

u. s. u, too bad home loans. yeah, i mean, yes. i mean, i think the, the house price correction has already started in the u. s. and how the price is little bit certainly below or 2 years time than they are now in the us. and you can, you can read those 2 ways. you can say that that is going to lead to a slow down because people feel less wealthy. some people are forced to sell their houses. so people better lose equity, they lose capital. they're less likely to spend money. you then get some sort of slow down. but there's another way of looking at it and the cheap house price is good for a lot of people. people would say the house prices are become too high. that the specters development in house prices needs to be squeezed out of the system. but higher interest rates all the box thing is if you can find out your house purchase, whether it's up and down lower house prices. so i'm not completely sure that low house prices lead to recession. i think it can work both ways. but what about the federal reserve? how can policy makers brin

u. s. to force a change to force some reform given, but it's actions does hold the rest of the global financial system to hostage yes, the u. s. does not come to a causal conclusion. in resolving this question, i think the consequences could be quite disastrous, especially for the countries that are holding and the us treasury bills. chances are, it's not going to be the case that the treasury bonds are secured for investors. and that might impact countries, decisions to keep on buying and the willingness to buy is the key issue here. because previously there, there has been assured kind of insurance by buying the treasury bills for these countries. but the scaling back efforts by china and japan in recent months gives me the sense that depending on the geopolitical situation or geopolitical risk per say, there are chances that countries would not be willing to hold them if they do not desire them. and that would be a constant very, very consequential situation for the united states. ok, well, we're gonna have to leave it. there has been a great discussion on that. some key data will definitely be watching out for i

u. s. and he already said yes. given strong statement saying that the police will not see any will not be of an inch of it's very sorry to say we did without naming china, but that was his strong message in july when he asked him the presidency. so i think he is trying to balance the relations between the 2 powers isn't oh, how difficult line is that from our costa tread between repelling territorial unwanted territorial claims by china in the south china sea, but also wanting chinese investment well, cars just like what was said just now, namely mark gross was trying to balance between the united states and china is also at the same time trying to balance on the one hand is on a territorial dispute to china, on china. see on the nose with west b, c's on the one hand and on the other hand, trying to attract as much char chinese investment into the philippines. and in a sense, in law, the really been a freight, china as possible. so indeed, it is a very delicate balance, and i think this is the same sort of dilemma

u. s. in south korean forces. yes, kim has more from south. certainly suggests more of the private cations in to the new year that we saw in the last year 2022, where awesome 70 ballistic missiles were fired. these comments was coming from a 6 day expanded plenary meeting of its ruling workers party, which wrapped on saturday in which this state lays out its plans for the new year. came gentlemen, also called for a mass production of tactical nuclear weapons. this comes as north korea opened the new year with what south korea's military cause a single short range ballistic missile. shortly before 3 a. m this morning that flew some 400 kilometers east into waters, ah, east of the korean peninsula. now it is rare for a north korea to fire, a ballistic missile in violation of multiple un security council resolutions on the 1st of the year. but we are hearing them come young, that this particular missile, as well as a 3 other short range ballistic missiles that had fired on december 31st came from what it called a super large multiple rocket launc

u. s. and e, because of the fact that the u. s. and the e u, when they lend money, they have high interest rates a way. yes. good. because that the loan, so call from the united states and am a western lenders. they are based on commercial returns, and of course, china is of course, look at commercial returns, but all entirely because china looks at the things holistically, is a very chinese way of looking at things. it's not just a setting, you know, you can separate them. and if you have to build a relationship on one hand, you're trying to kill your associate and the other you're trying to cooperate with them to try and looks at relationship in a holistic way. but also some of these charges blooms are in preferential interest rates, but some of them that are given us, but the whole time it doesn't look at just commercial return is the building. the capacity of these countries sort of develop. these countries can flow and then economy can go, it would benefit both these african countries in china. so tired of that way worse the, the western loans are largely they look at balance sheets that look at greater retu

u. s. understands the hesitation and he basically said, yes, we do understand and reminded us who would have thought the germany would be so heavily involved just one year ago. i. so i'm sure that the u. s. government that the white house once it wants to make it as easy for germany as possible to, to provide those tangs, which are obviously so crucial for president vladimir soleski d w. he is paul with the least tonight from washington in his thank you. we're from ukraine's war against russia to its war against corruption in ukraine today. several government officials were fired or resigned and been accusations of bribery and embezzlement. ukraine's president of oldham is zalinski announcing as key personnel changes today in the video address. he also dismissed the governors of 5 provinces, including the governor of the aerosol region, which has been the seat of fierce fighting recent months. ukraine is under pressure to tackle corruption as billions of dollars of aid and military assistance continue to flow into the country. i want to bring in our andree for the key is the executive di

u. s. and japanese officials depends foreign minister. yes, it is trying to represent an unprecedented strategic challenge plan to double its defense spending in the next full string book. and a german parliamentary delegation arrived in taiwan earlier this week for a 4 day visit. the group of about 10 lawmakers met with the time, but he's president and the top officials in taipei. it comes against the backdrop of rising tensions in the region. china claims no one has its own territory, that it will seize one day by force if necessary. aging has condemned the trip and criticised visits to the self ruled island by foreign politicians as the liberal provocations. the w spoke with 2 members of the delegation in taipei. thank you both for joining need of his interview. my 1st question goes to a doctor, struck them and for your visit this time you talk about solitary. but now when the trenton is defenses, do you think germany should provide high went with full scale weapon systems? we had a very interesting many conversations. the last 3 days, and

u. s. on board as well, which is why this week there was news that after a phone call of a yes, president joe biden and all of shots. and there was this air condition set by germany essentially that the u. s. also have to deliver their abrams combat tanks to ukraine and then germany could potentially and give its green light to sending leopard twos to ukraine of that potentially even sending it on on their own. so if ramstein doesn't deliver today, that would, of course, weaken the alliance. so with that, as the backdrop president zalinski has made his position very clear, stating that he's expecting strong decisions on for the arms export. but how realistic is it that we will get a strong decision considering the stand off between the u. s. and germany either sending tax well, i do believe that there will have to be some sort of movement. and you can look at this issue of the delivery of combat tanks and in 2 parts essentially. so the 1st part is will gemini, give its green light to other countries, sending the german made left 2 tanks to ukraine. there we are expecting some movement of the

ye crime. now, officials from france and the u. s. side, they have not ruled out the option. but jemma chancellor left sholtes is drawn a red line of supplying keep with combat aircraft and fighting is intensifying the east of e crime. meanwhile, after russian forces recently took the town of salida trips and now making another push in the city of back moot. why? for nearly 6 months now russia has waged a brutal battle to take the city of bar moot. and so far failed. but at a heavy cost to ukraine, with this makeshift cemetery on the outskirts of the city shows the scale of the loss. both motors located between don yet and the hans, get the edge of the front line and the don't bass region. a victory there could give russia a base to launch a campaign further west, who would also be a blow to ukrainian morale. zalinski said the fighting there was key to the war. couldn't get it up. every day the enemy fails on the back move front and in. don't boss in general, is a significant blow to the aggressor state, aggressor, u. s. advisors to ukraine. see that it's not worth the cost a

yes. oh, in fact the u. s. has been fueling re that conflict. so yeah, for now the u. s. to say, oh, you know, russian people you should be so supporting peace. i mean it's just ridiculous and hypocritical ah, with a passing of the new year, india has more recent to celebrate. for example, the marking of the 75th anniversary since the end of british colonial rule. in the re, recent years, new delhi has made notable strides, pushing india to become the world's 5th largest global economy. here's our teeth. any a correspondent roon june sharma, breaking down the country's rise in 2022. yell standing on the global stage has been rising in the recent year. the year 2022. that's what they clearly been an important one with big economic breakthroughs, deepening political ties and increasing trade in groups 75 years off to india became independent. the country is no longer weed. i have become one of the most powerful countries in the world. recently, india achieved the fee to becoming the world's 5th largest economy. this achievement gave us confidence to work harder and achieve