and what does uh, all of this mean for china stars with the e u, which ones she took good tail, the support for russia? yeah, i mean if you talk to, if you're a p and diploma c o in general, also european politicians, the patients is running out. i mean that's a lot of frustration and a chance of salt to german chance. and also the french president macro history have recently met with a seating thing. they have asked him to stop or to reduce their support with russia . and so now they will bucks very carefully. what is happening here in beijing and a sofa. i must say that the threat by the european union to that, you know, are china support will have indeed consequences. it's a relatively low yet, i would say, but i'm on the other hand, there was also entity blinking that he engaging and he made his rhetoric was actually much stronger. and i think the biggest, via, by china is more that, you know, um, for example, the chinese banks could directly be sanctioned by the u. s. i think that is really the, the worst scenario that china is feeling right now. but of course, the reputation, i know h

late, she became known for her pro western stands advocating for closer ties with nato and the e u, which naturally calls tennyson's with the georgia and governments. so was eventually fired then to quit politics altogether before she reemerge with that ben, this is where a decision is going to be taken about whether georgia becomes a candidate states a membership. um, how bad would it be for georgia if the on site is not very bad without any question mark following that. and because a, to the mean, a very deep frustration in the public opinion, even deeper after the recommendations made by the commission. now, i think everybody's convinced that the answer is going to be yes, my view is to, that's we owe to the 27 member states to not consider anything as done before it's done. because initially you can always happen. but clearly, the frustration would be enormous. and that's what gave us in a hand to russia, are a huge satisfaction. because of course, and we will know that frustration is what can be best exploited by people that the venue for the propaganda if they can use and all of tha

the new area, town institution, germany has been for a long time, a finance year of the e u, which has played a role in many humanitarian, a many humanitarian services. but at the same time, it has been committed to support the military occupation of palestine committed to support the genocide through providing the state of israel with weapons. and with the political support it, it requires to continue its genocide in because the libya once denmark to be held accountable for its participation in nato air strikes on libya, which killed 14 civilians in 2011 mustafah alf atory who is leading a legal case against denmark for committing war crimes and libya says it will be a huge victory if he manages to take the case the court a while i, you know, i had the pleasure of being part of being for the show on the list to can for us to cation if you like that lead to dissent, mission, what content was the, i mean the, you know, i knew them with, with the website cool. it worse as well as a couple of, uh, the sure. and what was tv germans? where actually do we get documentary on the civilian vict

u. s, which means the database is full of u. s. music, country hip all sold in english. they were just fine. but the very in brass music, not so much. nicholas, by the way, are you in the future? x team are researching how let in american music is influenced by algorithms in it . more difficult for and the i model to understand the complexity and the specific characteristics of a region like legend, america. that's the challenge. how can we create tools that represent our region? that's, i mean that's december present the, the final thoughts you a survey and 60 and that the american countries have shown that so far create these haven't really tapped into the potential of a i can my so the patio, we use a i mostly for project management now, reactive work and nobody said, but i was looking at the musicians from all over let in america work for the organization, future x to test they i in music production. they composed a song together using various i tools, the numbers. oh my god say for to me, this is fun, but it took us about 6 to 8 months and we tried different things

get it all to see how the government i've been spending a tax money the sunday on what chain of c u, which means it's time for the weekly only capital, the most important story is for the past 7 days. let's get started. students and to this from all over the world, including false, the k. a strictly. i'm the, the us chimes, the university stocks on the war in gaza. processes in paris, so it falls the retreat due to the heavy police pressure. and one of the student comes around the french capital. that's always, he's also added to the power as institute of political studies. certainly dozens of students demonstrate, as police said, but 9 to one people were detained. the, this message is from the university of california in los angeles. these way numerous demonstrators were detained. additional police units are dispatched to various campus protests size for the nighttime grades. so he's older, the protests is to leave threatening more risk if they disobey office is moved in and to the one on the campus abilities. also, students defied in order to leave this, but it shows how the demonstratio

the new area, town institution, germany has been for a long time, a financier of the e u, which has played a role in many human if they're in a humanitarian services. but at the same time, it has been committed to support the military occupation of palestine committed to support the genocide through providing the state of israel with weapons. and with the political support it, it requires to continue its genocide in because a the classes with police arrest the saw. so that's what pro palestinian students. protesters are facing in the us demonstrations of sprays by the way, from the west to a room where students are rallying in solidarity with their american counterparts in supportive counseling. we'll delve into all about later in the, the speculative and irresponsible the reaction of india as foreign ministry to a come for personal article published in the washington post. it plains new daily ordered last year's failed assassination. of a sick, separate, disfigure in the us. now indeed, we're mentally denied bluffing against the activists who's wanted on terrorism charges in the southern

u, which has played a role in many humanitarian, a many humanitarian services. but at the same time, it has been submitted to support the military occupation of palestine committed to support the genocide through providing the state of israel with weapons. and with the political support it did, it requires to continue its genocide in because to this rails, interior minister has ordered that the head of the un relief agency for palestine. refugees, felipe, but loves her. you need not be allowed to enter the gaza strip through israel. we spoke with rushes 1st and deputy permanent representative to you and to meet you. polanski who says unwrapped is essential and guys a despite israel's allegations against this is something that one couldn't imagine that could happen. it's all the time. and this is, this is absolutely. and she main company and that these early is waging and you know, in gaza we repeatedly come down to the excellence of from us on the 7th of october of last year. but the easier it was that is, israel's reply to these was of course discipline, this p

well, periodic promises to to a key to join the e u, which has been going on for decades as boosting tech as well. no, it's not. i mean, people dying, they don't want to go i why is this discussion taking place? and i would say that, personally, it's martha a. i logic to a rational logic, but rather a geo political logic, which is probably driven from across the atlanta a ride to a very client, brussels. i mean, the bottom line is going to be a more subservient to washington. then it'd be one house in their possession so i should be fulfilling whatever they ask will imply the purchase of grip to the armenian capital a year of van. once again, with crowds gathering in the city's main square, please have blocked off in a meeting in the government building and are trying to force protesters out of the area for demonstrations kicked off during a cabinet meeting opposition that protests have gripped the country for over a month sparked by the armenian prime minister, agreeing to give a long disputed territories bordering as or by john a 2 pallet and in red crescent. paramedics have been k

it's a bed. lloyd sign, well, periodic promises to 30 to join the e u, which has been going on for decades. as boosting ferguson brown is not. i mean people dying. they don't want to die with the stomach, have to worry about, like, uh, so, i mean, but this is a facade, an attempt to make it look as though i, there was, i'm fond of incentives for them to take pricing and say that the ukraine joining the european union is very unpopular. how do in use citizens feel about this? are they interested at all in sponsoring your crimes? postwar economy by including it in the block? well, i think there are a couple of points to be made. one is that in spite of the mass of conditioning, all the citizens with the ego, there's probably you'd probably be in propaganda or unless probably a, you'd propaganda. i mean, those don't, well, i mean you're, you're a result of showing that there's still a rather large chunk in spite of the they who don't want to have the best because i know the consequences. i mean, if we look at the gym and for example, it's understandable. i mean, face germany's u for union wit

but also, for example, we have the ukranian s, b u, which is sponsored by the m i 600, especially the ca, in committing exactly such crimes sense. if you look, for example, at the past estimation of the time. so it's always some kind of fashion of the west to science, them for what gift m the orders. and then they do what washington brussels telling them and off towards washington and brussels can say, oh we had nothing to do with that. it was just the ukrainian so i think it will be very interesting who is really responsible for this political as estimation of the times. but of course, if you post the question we bono, the profits from this seamless drive, it's definitely those parties inside the west were openly calling for military to engineer crane. wants to fight until the last of training. and especially those who don't want a summer. in slovakia as our in hungary for example. so i'm europe, the media set on will be the next one on the list. and i guess there's this as a nation that time pro fits also. those political circles in europe wants to intimidate every one who is opposi

u. s, which extends up to a to get ahold of us a so that it has to be filled out. that's really the important issue that's the level playing field has to be counted. that's question. are you optimistic or pessimistic? when you look at the coming years and trade free trade, european trade, it's challenging, we have to deal this uh, fragmentation of globalization. that's for sure. and therefore we need some defensive measures. and we need a whole a net of trade agreements in to partnership with see the live of the possible. all right, how long a thank you so much. thanks a lot to the fashion for big stars, me and mckinney implant of q data against all odd david, a veto has chase down history to see that the from the community like with this time for you to become somebody like now the big time designer is encouraging people from to bid are to follow their dreams to global us. next on d w, as we say there is never giving up every weekend on the w, the star again steals the kenyan fashion design that and his brilliant future, the delicious co fee that sustainable to we

u. s, which extends up to 200 bucks. a so it has to be yeah, that's really the important issue. that's the level playing field has to be counted . that's question. are you optimistic or pessimistic? when you look at the coming years and trade free trade, european trade, it's challenging. we have to deal this uh, fragmentation of globalization, that's for sure. and that's why we need some defensive measures. and we need a whole, a net worth of rage agreements in to partnership with see the live of the possible . all right, how long a thank you. so much thank lots to the india were expected, sage elephants attribute in total amount due is reading animal life. this is the invasive lead is increasingly distorting the habitat, ellison and wild animals through aren't passed into a force for good eco, india. next on d, w. get ready for an exciting and tell you to look surprised. hi, i wish up. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of human to you one you have, you have a one to talk to me before you go to the spot and the on expected side to side. the, when people stop texting, dissolvi

u. s, which they don't have to get from these ladies at the office of conversely contradicts. that is really well objective for to destroy i'm us and also what that is. right. and what is it then you always saying that in any case that we'd be out of office, so it's progress. but it's difficult to see how that we overcome this very basic contradictions. that was janet list, carry him algo hurry in cairo right here in germany. chancello laf shelters condemned an attack on a politician was out campaigning. but 2 years ago was putting up election posters and the eastern city of dresden when he was beaten up and seriously injured on friday evening at guys a candidate in the upcoming european parliament elections for schultz is sent a left s p d by to monte is a is one of the s p d is rising stars sitting since the election to the european parliament 2 years ago . he's made a name for himself as an advocate for democracy and civil society. the echo was confident, the re election this year. he was hanging up campaign, posters, mistress and suburb 14 and identified men beat him so se

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u. s, which they don't have to get from these radius at depth, of conversely contradicts that is really well objective for, to destroy hom, us and also what that is. right. and what is it that is saying that in any case that we'd be out of the office? so it's progress, but it's difficult to see how the we overcome this very basic contradictions. let's take a quick look at some of the stories making headlines around the world to protest against israel's offensive in gaza. continuing at universities across the united states, demonstrators and police scuffled at the university of virginia protest. those also briefly interrupted a graduation ceremony at the university of michigan for pro palestinian pro discounts, remain in place and a number of other campuses. bridge palestinian dr. o spent over a month in gathers hospitals during the current conflict has been denied entry to france guys and uh got gas on both seats was due to brief french lawmakers on the medical situation. and guys, uh, he says he was blocked out of paris, apple because of a band by germany on his entry to europe. heavy

u. s, which has already gone to it by the down home secretary. now he is, uh, the, the, uh, the code, the british code has all the united states to come and present assurance as yours is that the julian hassan, she would be able to rely on freedom of speech if he was tried in the united states . and that she would not face the death sense. and so it's about these assurances from the us that the codes were way and then of use the arguments that julian assigned his team. also present that the challenge of these and assurances now is important to say that they think that he could actually be free today from the quote that the rebate is. is that why, but i think that would be very uh yeah, it very remote prospect. i would things would you let us on, and now it's still on the quote, the rules and size indeed be expedited to the u. s. does he have any remaining legal auctions? yes, you could get to the european court of human rights. however, his d, my saying that this is not a given that they would take it up. they also say that they fear that these e