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u. k. welcome to the w. thank you so much for joining us. we can hear that mexico's president is suggesting that mexico might retaliate against 25 percent terrorists with terrace of its own. can i ask you, what do you think the trump is trying to achieve with this policy given that countries are likely to retaliate? i think he really does want to reduce us for independence or us dependence on foreign imports of the big change we observed when trump impose terrace in 2018 was products taxed basically experienced a 30 percent decline in the u. s. but for the important to continue to arrive from china, the price went up by pretty much the full value of the tax, meaning it increased costs for americans. and we had a big decline of imports from china. however, what's happened since then is supply chains are shifted. so now mexico stepped in to build a gap. and a lot of what is exported from mexico to the united states is now made using parts that originate in china. so i think at some level with mexico, trump folks to sort of cut us dependence on

so if the, if the o p c, w, cooperated with the u. s. i n s. and i in indicting a damascus. don't we can be reasonably sure it will cooperate with us in dieting moscow. so it seems almost pointless for russia to it's a sudden these notes, so total, even though it will continue to do so. i don't blame russia for doing it because i think it's, it's a useful exercise because it exposes the uh, the, the places ation of the office. but i think that any hope the turnaround in the near future is extremely unlikely of russia as also being warning about the existence of us funded bio labs and new cravens and tulsa golf was actually has been nominated by president elect. donald trump's, the us national intelligence direct sounds you know, has previously also tried to raise awareness about the issue in the west. why is this story just being brushed under the carpet is not being fully investigated by any international organizations. people just don't want to hear about it because the international organizations are firmly under us control and they are and then their and their purpose is

u. k based national security analysts. welcome to the w ms. gilmore. now, what is your reaction 1st off to this verdict? no surprise and i think he will get a very low sentence. he was very amateurish in a way what he did, but he had a very big ego because he was very bright, very intelligence had a very big brain, but morally questionable. he called himself a patch yet, but he wanted to be a double agent. well, that doesn't quite stick together. so i think that in that he was very dangerous. in the end, he was planning, he had already had to do some stuff to the wrong that he was planning to leave and go to iran where he wants to be a double agent. so i'm not surprised, and i think this is a lot at he was likely to get because of the way out you additional system works. but also i will send a strong message to anyone else who wants to play a similar game if you like. how damaging was the information he passed on to a ron, a well given impression that a lot of it was probably not tomochichi the actual i'm on the other hand to have access to things like

w h. o n d u and combine and other international organization that score cards in their move. there's this stick, that's the dog. this trip particular northern part of the strip is that a risk agreement in step 5 and because of the, the deliberate obstruction of a, the prevention off of the humanitarian aid to get to these designated areas where people are being trapped for now for more than a month without any proper access to food, water, or survival items. so doing just the northern parts are not, they're not much better. they are very, very difficult now with the ongoing exposure of the, of the land, the crossings. what happened last night at this very cabinet, was more of a last minute concessions after a whole months of subjugating military siege of new northern part of district. run the crossings are a lot. and what does really manager try to ease the tension with the us administration by talking about increasing the human if you're in the close of into gaza strip today marks the end of this deadline and it's of a, a, a result the response to the fear of the consequence

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we say they're about never getting up every weekend on d w the this day the we news live from berlin. the u. s. a won't hold up any weapons deliveries to israel over the age situation in gaza. washington says, israel has met its demands to improve the humanitarian conditions in the strip. but several aid organizations disagreeing thing that the situation of the enclave is at its worst point yet. also coming up. you as president elect donald trump, a points you on lots to lead a so called department of government efficiency or doas to slash government regulation and spending that has the boss is promising to make government fund again.

u. k. g specializes in international criminal adult. well, welcome to the w professor. we just had the lead as of members of the international criminal court, expressing reluctance to act on these warrants. so how in forcible ave as well, the states who have signed up to the room statues of the international criminal court, have an obligation to comply with the court to and know and interfere with the exercise up and talk soon disease. and so i think in practical terms, this means that those days who are signed up and as you mentioned, they're over a 120 states, right in the world would be applied to transfer any of these depending on so i think it's important. bear in mind that it's not just the 2, it's really depends on c, m, for him, or as far as where, who, yesterday the result, the suspect from hama as but yes, the state parties of an obligation to transfer those individuals to the court has done trial and that being said, you know, we have had examples with, for example, the president of c john. whereas this year for him and there as far as it's still, it's john's

w story. now on to the the state of the news live from berlin. the u. s. a won't hold of any weapons deliveries to israel over the age situation in gaza. washington says, israel has met its demands to improve the humanitarian conditions in the strip. but several aid organizations disagreeing, saying that the situation of the enclave is at its worst point yet also coming up. you as president elect donald trump, a points you on last to lead a so called department of government efficiency or doas to slash government regulation and spending that has love boss is promising to make government fund again and after the collapse of the german coalition government last week chancellor. 5 shots and opposition leaders agree on a date in february for fresh election. the welcome to the show on the call for least the united states says it will continue to send arms to israel after what it describes as limited improvements in age deliveries to gaza. last month to buy new ministration threatened to scale back american military support, a less israel increased urgently need

u activist and joins us from it's of lucy's. now there i can see you more than welcome to the w your as a riley last night and you're out again tonight. what is driving you to protest? i think seeing that like our dignity, our future and our fundamental rights are basically stolen from us in front of our ice made us super med and also it is very important to say that georgine constitution mandates that george's future lies within europe. and i think that this issue and the restaurant influence is a huge trigger for georgia. and basically we've seen the word like if there's not a generation in georgia who hasn't seen a war and russian aggression not to talk about the history, but even today. so i think what we saw yesterday, georgian dreams, officials who just came out and said that we don't care about your constitution. we don't care about the fact that 8686 percent of george's, what's your opinion to gratian, were you just doing that? i think it's made everyone super, super upset. do yourself, i understand were tear gas last night. how did you experience the crime down by authorities? it was like they're basically using violence to

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u states such as breton and ukraine, as well as nato. how did your opinion leaders that react to the collapse of germany's rooting coalition? w's brussels be a chief? i saw a phenomenon gave us the latest from that summit as well, europe and leader as that has come together here at the push ca stadium in budapest, they show a little concerned about the situation in germany. stressing that it's a democratic process and that they have trust in the institutions in germany with some of the shows even saying also the records that they think it may be not such a better idea for germany to hold elections a sooner then anticipated of to months of bickering among the coalition partners in germany with them being sometimes not able to find a common position, unimportant to european topics. but let's have a listen to watch. the leaders had to say in front of our camera. all of schultz is a strong leader. i know very well, so i think he will navigate during the coming months, making sure that the germany place is role. it's a real estate. one thing special you with is not strong without a strong gemini. and that is one thing that we will l

research fellow have the global policy institute in put that past george w or the says a hungary is increasingly finding itself subjected to e u. criticism, but it's completely upset because i mean it's, it's, and when, when it comes to hungary then you know, the way they, if it's monday, tuesday or wednesday. so as they are hungry is in some ways.

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percent every weekend on the w this is dw nearest live from berlin to 9. ukraine dismisses warnings of a major russian missile strike calling a psychological warfare. the u. s. and other western nations have close their embassies and keep in response to the threat. the kremlin says ukraine's use of american long range missiles has increased the stakes of this conflict. significantly. also coming up the stand off between police and the legal workers and in a band and gold mine in south africa. authorities have cut off supplies, but the miners are refusing to surface the brink off. it's good to have you. with this ukraine has dismissed warnings of a major russian missile stripe, blaming a psychological warfare operation that it says is being carried out by moscow, with the ukrainian capital on alert. several western nations, including the united states, close their embassies, and keep in response to the threat they earlier of ukraine use. the us and the missiles known as attack comes for the 1st time to hit an ammunition depot inside russia. the kremlin says, with that a new phase of the war has begun, and the kremlin is vowing to respond accordingly. as w

fellow have the global policy institute input that past george w or they use that as a hungary is increasingly finding itself subjected to e u criticism. but it's completely upset because i mean it's, it's, and when, when it comes to hungary then you know, the way they, if it's monday, tuesday or wednesday. so as they are hungry is in some ways violating you values. hunger is in some ways violating you policy under is, is always undermining the you is totally pointless. i mean, even, you know, they, the most that they think they can do to hungary is impose yet another fine. um, but the reason i'm going to pay this fine, so the what, what happens when they impose a find is that they take, take a take the find out of the proceeds that the most of hungry but which they do. you has no intention of based on that, so they just simply take money out of the they could find out of money that is already in the use possession. so because we didn't do anything very much to hungry other than just simply make life difficult for it. and that's the big now, thanks for watching it. i'll see you again by now the . the news is for digital risk

w. news live from berlin. tonight. we're bringing you coverage of the u. s. selections with early results coming in, but still far from a clear winner. and i feel like calmly. so you won't allow the w just for the country bring people together. i've never seen this many people of all different races visit this. these countries backgrounds here representing the people, regardless of how you feel about as rhetoric, the policies are outlined. we were much better off before. i can't believe that the populations united states is 5050 on this subject.

u. n. georgia. dream says it intends to do that one day. but for the moment, the divide between the government and georgians 1st and the 3 sions look said to grew light of the w as most abusive jewelry. appreciate to has been working from you guys since russell close most kind of office, i'll somalia. what influence russia has had and suspending georgia's bid to join the u to? well, god, this is exactly the question we will asking ourselves dealings implementer elections approximately a month ago. the question already was to what extent russia had had and it's, and the answer was not easy to find because it wasn't no direct to know all this into a few in such as into the ukrainian might've aleutian in 2014. but there were plenty of tools that were used under the surface, such as decent formation campaigns, or just cutting off a position candidates on the internet. and the pro ration georgia uses or perhaps even directly across controls may have played their part bots. the biggest russian influence, it certainly is the ruling judge and pa to georgia. dream policy itself is found. an ex prime minister. the body should be the richest man in georgia. he made his

w a form, a british soldier has been found guilty of passing sensitive information to iraq, prosecutors in the u. k. site daniel. i bet kelly come back to the names of special forces personnel and pass that information to iran's is nomic revelation with god. cool. between may 2019 and january 2022 former soldier. his claim he was trying to work as a double agent and had been inspired by a t v series on that at the top of the out. before we go, though, a reminder of our top story this out. thousands of display 70 civilians are returning home lessons truths between israel and has paula and says in the 2nd day . it is, or at least accusing him of financing the cx 5 by entering the floor dimension on the head, spot and faint to change these radical attractive focus on your is next general dw, the . they want to stop the construction of the wood pump factory to connect to the anomaly. a code as more guns and organic sama on the project is meant to bring new jobs to the region of the lease. yeah, it's supposed to be sustainable on seats are oriented, but these women are convinced it's not true. focuse

w. as terry schultz reporting from brussels officer a 1000 days of war and you cried, the e u is weighing the next significant milestone. the 2nd coming of donald trump to the white house. trump is already influencing the way your plans to defend itself, and there is more change to come. a ready, you're not. here he comes to your opinions and show nice. so lovely. read all the dice, your opinion, little countries. they get together that brutal if only they did get together when it comes to collective security, european governments have credit for years that a 2nd, trump term could sharply reduce u. s. military support. this is not a drill any longer. europe is in real danger in the sense that we aren't ready for the possibility of an arm to tack on you territory or nature territory to many military capabilities can still only be provided on a large scale by the us. as european leaders slowly tackled their longstanding to do list increased spending do more to build up your ups a defense industrial base which is extremely important. so fund more industry cooperation, acquisition corporation

w is nicole wrist. thank you so much. nicole for all of your reporting . let's get a check now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the u. k . conservative party has elected former business minister, kimmy bade knock as it's new leader. she replaces former prime minister re she's soon act. she becomes the 1st block leader of a major british political party. or task is to try to restore the party's refutation after it suffered its worst defeat in nearly 2 centuries. in july selection center. then smog is choking of the pakistani city of before after air quality level sunk 2 dangerous lows. official said that particular pollution had briefly spine to more than 80 times over world health organization recommended limits. air quality monitors consistently rank the city with some 13000000 inhabitants as one of the most polluted in the world. a u. n. a teams have resumed a polio vaccination campaign in parts of garza, it was the rail advise really bombardments, mass displacement and a lack of access to the children who need it. the vaccinations began in september after the 1st polio case and 25 years in gaza was detective is ra

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w exchange with rush. but while i'm shoals, nazis demonstrate like we see and supports of defiant and ministration, the u. s. mainstream media and by design democratic party of tried to paint the rifle, president elect donald trump and fascist color. do you think don't trump is a fascist? yes i do. yes i do. it is deeply troubling and incredibly dangerous that donald trump would invoke adolf hitler. benito mussolini, for our factory. sticker in italy, thrashing we in the 1930 like doing his version of 19 three's mcdonald's. exact same, can't be uncanny. this as trump and mcdonalds and a bronx barber shop in 1939 more than 20000 supporters of a different fascist leader adolf hitler patch. the garden for a so called pro america rally or rally were speakers voice anti semitic rhetoric from a stage draped with nazi banners against that backdrop of history. donald trump is once again turning madison square garden into a staging ground for extremism. now that man wants his old office back and we have been treated to a 3 year roller coaster a further evidence. the dining trumpet is it, in fact, the fascist candi

u. n. special rough, a tour on the human rights situation and the occupied palestinian territory is a very warm welcome back to g w. so this deadline for the increase of aid has now expired. the big question is, do you think the bite and administration will in response limit to military support to israel or this remains to be seen. we've, we've witnessed over the past year on a number of reports that israel in the conduct of its military assault on uh, on guys a has been breaking international law on committee committee and the allocations of work crimes and crimes against humanity. and of course, even genocide and that hasn't stopped american aid from flowing even despite internal reports within the state department saying that his role is violating international law. and therefore that should demand that cut off of a weapon rate. whether the i take it that the letters sent a month ago by the secretary defense and the secretary of state was quite serious. they were expecting to see israel uh, bringing up it's a allowance of bailey and mandatory trucks entering into gaza, up to $350.00 indeed, 8 organization say t

u. s. german relations with professor york russell. he is an economist and presidents of the european school of management and technology here in berlin. welcome to the w. thank you very much. so what would, on american 1st america 1st policy and then probably more trade terrorists mean for germany's exporters and who would be hit the hardest here. germany is. uh, you would say the wrong model of an open economy. it's very open to exports and imports. it's open to basic trade relationships to all parts of the world. but in particular, the united states, a very important to germany, as the biggest export market, also has a major destination for german investments. and so in particular, those industries at a heavily dependent on exports to the united states, the common your factors that will be hit. this is what we could already see by the stock market reactions to these come into effect rest following the election. and will be a big question of whether they actually may even increase the investments in the united states to get behind the protection. so they basically do to get out of the tariff game. oh, that's so interesting what, what do you mean by t

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w t o or the international court of justice, or any of that stuff. number 2, globalization for globalization sake is over. deals are going to be cut based on u. s. interest. only. number 3, american allies. they're gonna have to pay more for us protection, or they're gonna be out on their own number for domestically. he's going to ignore his critics, as he rams legislation through congress. and number 5, he's more likely to use the us military to qual, protests at home, rather than deploying sol just the conflicts abroad. all of this is going to feel really great to a lot of americans at 1st, but down the road, things will eventually go off the rails. and that's the bottom line, the a shilling, the doc chapter and the cause of the war. they just took our id cards, mailed them, they asked him about his name. we killed the prison, the scene of unspeakable horrors. so i saw a pile of bodies. we had a lot of questions about how these men come to be dead. it goes of a deep breath. i must have shut those on our jersey ceilings. the facts behind me you can see just are really a slice of the damage. as a result of these intensive is really strikes as

w t o or the international court of justice, or any of that stuff. number 2, globalization for globalization sake is over. deals are going to be cut based on u. s. interest. only. number 3, american allies. they're going to have to pay more for us protection. are they going to be out on their own number for domestically? he's going to ignore his critics, as he rams legislation through congress. and number 5, he's more likely to use the us military to qual, protests at home, rather than deploy soldiers the conflicts abroad. all of this is going to feel really great to a lot of americans at 1st, but down the road, things will eventually go off the rails. and that's the bottom line. the donald trump will return to the one task, becoming the us president for a 2nd time with the promise of with golden bureau for the country to leave the oil to me in a line. ma moment in us politics. stay without jesse or to discover what the result means for america. the rest of the world, i'm counting the coast front devastation in spain is europe prepared for climate change is really extensive, vital lifeline for the palestinian economy. but just for one month p

w t o or the international court of justice, or any of that stuff. number 2, globalization for globalization sake is over. deals are going to be cut based on u. s. interest. only. number 3, american allies. they're gonna have to pay more for us protection, or they're gonna be out on their own number for domestically. he's going to ignore his critics, as he rams legislation through congress. and number 5, he's more likely to use the us military to qual, protests at home, rather than deploy soldiers the conflicts abroad. all of this is going to feel really great to a lot of americans at 1st, but down the road, things will eventually go off the rails. and that's the bottom line. the for the latest news, greece has the longest coastline in the med, with thousands of violence, surrounded by c u that is sustained to so long with detailed coverage. this one is an early test for the labor government in a country, large parts of which are grouped by lead from the house of the story. the extent to which north korea and russia have been cooperating militarily, was highlighted by intelligence officials. the south koreans will make has just weeks of to th

w t o or the international court of justice, or any of that stuff. number 2, globalization for globalization sake is over. deals are going to be cut based on u. s. interest. only. number 3, american allies. they're gonna have to pay more for us protection. are they going to be out on their own? number 4 domestically? he's going to ignore his critics, as he rams legislation through congress. and number 5, he's more likely to use the us military to qual, protests at home, rather than deploying soldiers the conflicts abroad. all of this is going to feel really great to a lot of americans at 1st, but down the road, things will eventually go off the rails. and that's the bottom line. the unique perspective we don't want ahead to but we no longer have any private spaces on the incident. that's a scary well on heard voices a year into this genocide, it still remains large. one section to connect with our community and tap into conversation. as you find elsewhere, but humanity, the number of people who want to stop sending weapons has gone up and up despite what they hear in the mainstream media in the united states. the stream on out just the or the

w. the dw news line from berlin afresh. russian aerial assault kills at least 10 people in ukraine. the attacks on the cities of ideas in sony mark come rather as moscow slammed the u. s. decision to allow ukraine to launch american missiles deep inside russia. also coming up in the program. daily's toxic small and goes from bad to worse. the cities chief minister calls it a medical emergency and indeed a supreme court tells politicians tax now the .

u commission rules? could this be seen as france reversing its position because they have back tear everything has china which big players in the european automotive industry like bmw and b w. we're against oh yeah, i'm not sure he's got i'm not sure he's going to hold that. i don't think the front to get his way here. i think that from what i understand that talking about the funds for next year. so these are the top uh the top uh c o. 2 limitations that come into force in towards 252 gets to hit the target. it's under an average of 95 grams per let's see. i see it has been pub commitments or a c o 2 to hit those talk is comic a saying they've got to sell around a 5th of that total output needs to be electric. so they don't see the market for those in, in, especially in countries like for example, southern europe and it's late in eastern europe. some of that are big word that they're going to have to force these costs into the market through discount thing. and that by the 18 me into that profits, or even making a loss. so i that, that, that say maintenance the say do you know they, they, they have the cause of already they knew these, this change was coming on. it's bein

u. n. or what do you consider pressuring israel to say, if you're allowing polio vaccines, and we also want, as well as, i think our colleagues from antoine, from eunice, from w h o l spearheading this are trying to are negotiating with all the parties to get these a havens right, small islands of peace, where they could, they can deliver these vital vaccines, obviously. and i'm not going to 2nd guess them from this podium. they have done as much as they can with everyone involved. and this is what they've secured. is it great? is it perfect? absolutely not. is ready for us as a struck a border crossing between syria and 11 on full thing is closure officer. it was partly reopened. it's hot happened in con area in east and 11 on is the 2nd time in a month. the border crossing has been targeted by israel. they say it's being used by hezbollah fights us to transfer lessons more than 800000 people to slide 11 on full, serious and fighting escalated who's writing ministry has known. another way for the strikes and the non early on friday, $25.00 towns and villages were tax acosta. the eastern by called valley the west hit was, has what 12 people have been killed i