every thursday on d, w ah, has all micron takes hold driving record coded 19 cases, guns is scrambling to keep critical infrastructure up and running. we'll look into what the full impact could be. have a ground continues to crumble. the debt ridden property developer is asking to delay bond payments after a rough starts to 2022. and the world's biggest consumer electronic show is in full flow. we'll get the latest c as in las vegas. this is due to be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. it's spread seems unstoppable. the only con variant of corona buyers has driven france to report europe's highest, ever daily number of caves, 19 cases over 330001 wednesday. in the countries where it is the most prevalent, never before seen numbers of workers are either off sick or in self isolation or micron is testing public services to their limits. britton's recent spike in oma calling cases is making it harder for ambulance teams to find available hospital beds for coven. 19 patients. the health care system is reaching its limits. previous waves of the pandemic didn't have a si

available at d, w dot com, slash documented on facebook oh, in the dog land gym and for free with the w ah, has extends neighbors count the cost of the unrest. china has a keen interest in seeing stability in the country, which plays a vital role in regional trade. will discuss why 2 german shipyards have filed for insolvency after their hong kong is ran out of money. now the finger pointing has begun on the going is good for gold prices have been rising for the past 2 decades, but we'll look at the illegal mining industry that's built up around it is the state of the business on reports in berlin. welcome to the program. the world has watched on with concern the last 2 weeks have seen the worst violence in catholics down since it gains independence from the soviet union 3 decades ago. the countries importance in terms of raw materials and trade, has made the unrest of particular interest to europe and neighboring russia, and is massive neighbor to the east. china is also watching closely the core gross logistics, and you're on the chinese concept quarter shows how important kazakhstan.

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w. ah, russia has positioned a 100000 troops along its border with ukraine. that figure could easily and quickly be double. a sobering morning today from u. s. secretary of state entity blinking about the threat of a russian invasion of ukraine blinkin was in key of to day to morrow. he'll be here in berlin friday in geneva. 3 stops in what is looking like a final diplomatic sprint with de escalation at the finish. lot. tonight, there are signals coming from moscow that it has no plans to start a war in europe, backyard. i'm brit golf in berlin. this is the day. ah, we may very clear to moscow that if it chooses to renew aggression against it against ukraine, it will be met and it will face very serious consequences. we will not attack strike in the late quote unquote, whatever ukraine the president asked me to come now to reaffirm our own community grain to consult closely with his leaders. his assistance demonstrates the support of our strategic plans. lee crane to join the nato alliance with one nation can simply dictate to another it's choices, including

w? ah, ah, this is d w. news line from berlin for german court has sent a syrian colonel to prison for life for crimes against humanity. 34 victims. it's $34.00 celia and future of victims and their families. take comfort in a landmark word against a man who oversaw dozens of killings and the torture of thousands in syria. also coming up the by doing the ministration steps up. it's pandemic response with the ami kron very and driving corporate 19 infections to record levels. the u. s. president promises free tests and aid for overwhelmed hospitals. ah, i'm aaron tilton. welcome to the program. a german court has sentence a former syrian military officer to life in prison for crimes against humanity. the court found unwatched lung guilty of overseen the murder of 27 people at a detention center just outside of damascus. ross lawn is the highest ranking steering official. so far convicted of the charge, the verdict was much anticipated by those who suffered abuse or lost relatives at the hands of the government in serious long civil war. his victim say he caused unspeakable suffering. now on

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w. ah ah, the jewish cemetery in warsaw has more than 200000 grades. and it's here of all places that research in natalia romika is looking to uncover historic high doubts concealed under gravestones. secret hiding places that helped to save many lives during the holocaust. ah, off the invading holland in 1939 and occupying warsaw, the nazis began forcing jews into one neighbourhood which became known as the warsaw ghetto. most of the half 1000000 people sent their died of starvation or disease over murdered, enforced labor and death camps. but a few managed to escape by going into hiding. natalia ramos is looking to uncover the hide out they used for. so give me just gleam since this is the last chance. and of course we have an end to those hiding places are full of erosion. so this is the last moment. this is the re, the last month. the thing from this architectural perspective, how we can preserve them, how we can really dig and try to history. and apartment block now stands on the sides of the form, a great synagogue that was blown up by s. s gods

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w? ah, dire warnings mount has russian forces dig in on ukraine's border and diplomatic talk stall is europe facing its biggest military confrontation since the 2nd world war. that remains unclear, even as military muscle flexing, sends a signal of overwhelming strength. some nato member countries seek to alter the imbalance by supplying ukraine with weapons and threatening russia with sanctions. yet a key european player equivocate. today we asked russia ukraine. conflict is germany, letting its allies down with hello and welcome to, to the point. it's a pleasure to greet our guests. michelle, to man is diplomatic correspondent of the hamburg based weekly d site. and his point of view for vladimir, put in ukraine, is nearly one aspect in the glow will show down with the u. s. alexander our heads, the russian industry association in germany and publishes frequently on russian issues, his opinion. this conflict is much harder to resolve than the cuban missile crisis . face saving compromises are not insight today. and it's great to have with us jessica berlin. she is an expert on security pol

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ah, every one has the right ah, every one has the right to say ah, ah ah ah, this is d. w. news live from berlin. a fresh push for diplomacy to prevent a war in europe. amid fears of a russian invasion ukraine, the usaa nato offer more dialogue, not concessions to moscow. security demands kremlin says its views on the crisis had been disregarded. also coming up germany's parliament marked holocaust. remember to stay with a special ceremony commemorating the millions of jews and other minorities who were murdered in nazi bandito camps during the 2nd world. after a catastrophic oil spill off the coast of korea concerned citizens a done, i think they had to help with the cleanup. and the 17 champions of the african cup of nations now just to, to turn to when it's all on the line. marcella, the liverpool style helped egypt, moved through the quarter finals of africa's biggest football of it. ah, i'm anthony. how'd it's good to have you with us. russia says it will consider an offer from the us for more dialogue. the ukraine crisis but insists its views have been disregarded. t

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w. ah, ah, netflix shares crash back to earth. a disappointing earnings report from the streaming service has investors. we thinking popular pandemic stock and new data shows russia oil and gas revenue stored last year, adding to moscow financial buffer as western countries threatened severe sanctions on its economy. and chelsea delaney welcome to the show. it's a box off as bus for american streaming service. netflix shares plummeted by almost 25 percent after warned of a slow die and slow down and subside subscriber growth. netflix that it expects only 2500000 new customers to sign up in the 1st quarter. and that's called investors worry that the company behind hit flakes would game, and the crown won't be able to keep adding binge watching viewers like it did at the start of that pandemic. now for more on this kids quarter are correspondent and new york joins us now. so yen, a 25 percent plunge. why such a dramatic move here? and it is pretty extreme. if you look at that drop off on a single day for a company, the size of netflix, that is definitely something extraordinary. by the way, it was the wor

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w. ah, ah ah, this is d, w. live from berlin, 200000 pounds of lethal aid. the u. s embassy in kiev says this military shipment has arrived to help ukraine further prepare for a possible invasion as tens of thousands of russian troops gather on its doorstep. also coming up fear is of a resurgence of so called islamic state in syria fighting continues between kurdish horses and the militants after the group targeted a prison in an attempt to free thousands of its spiders. and watch out, byron munich, or is there department close in on the burners league a leaders after they see off half an heim ah, am abby cor last and welcome to the program. we begin in ukraine where the 1st shipment of additional american military aid has arrived, according to the u. s embassy there. this is part of a package worth $200000000.00 promise to kiev last week, by u. s. secretary of state antony lincoln. the initial delivery includes defensive weapons and ammunition, as the country prepares for possible russian aggression. moscow has deployed some 100000 troops along its border with ukraine, but insists it has no plans to launch an att

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w. ah, the world's coal house slams its doors shut. indonesia has banged exports of col leaving major. i am slight, china's scrambling for supplies. we'll discuss the impact. the world's biggest consumer electronics fair is back. we're in las vegas for a c. s. in the shadow of a pandemic. and your status in turmoil. we're here about the anger surrounding any you law that effectively bands many inks. this is date of your business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. is the world's biggest exporter of thermo coal, but indonesia kicked off the year by announcing it was stopping supplies to overseas. the aim is to protect its own dwindling coal stockpile. indonesia exported to some 400000000 tons in 20. 20 was the biggest overseas supply to china's power house economy. now, 80 percent of the cold indonesia exported last year. it went to just 5 countries. china actually accounted for almost half of it. india, philippines, malaysia, south korea made up the rest but now and denise his president.

every one has the right ah, ah, this is day w, news live from building south africa bids farewell to an anti apartheid hero. president cyril ram, oppose it, delivered the eulogy at the funeral of archbishop desmond tutu entitlement to to was awarded the nobel peace prize for combating white minority rule. he was called the moral conscience of his country also coming off around the world. the concert slide shows and fireworks kick off the new year. new york welcomes 2022 with its annual festivities in times square. and unlike the previous year, thousands of people join in the fun. and he saying they're hoping for a better year. ahead and remembering one of hollywood best loved actresses. tv legend, betty white dies just days before 100 birthday. ah, i'm anthony. how'd welcome to the show and happy new year. south africa has said good bye to the last great hero of the struggle against apartheid. the funeral of archbishop desmond tutu was held in the same place. he used the pulpit for decades to rail against south africa's brutal white minority regime. in a modest ceremony family, frien

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