in w, terry shoals reports looks to me like a kalashnikov very small, completely wrong. is that what the drug dealers are using some from on the recent shooting death of an 11 year old girl in her family home in antwerp, believe to be an accidental killing in a dispute between gangs has drug culture research or 2 in wharton fearing attacks will now spiral, i hope it won't be cycle revenge, because then you have a whole new level of violence with infant predictable dynamics. belgian authorities seized a $110.00 tons of cocaine last year, a record, but they estimate that's only about 10 percent of what's imported. not enough to disrupt criminals business. they're boosting their efforts planning to deploy more than a 100 extra people at the port along with new scanning equipment. but the added scrutiny may make smugglers even more determined to recruit insiders to help get the cocaine on to land. they're already targeting port employees. they approach you very directly. you show pictures of your family of your gets off of friends, and this is a, not a very subtle way of wor

let's d w terry schultz reporting from the nato headquarters in brussels. now later this week, world leaders will travel to germany for the munich security conference. now this is europe's most important gathering on global security. and it'll be happening just before the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. the conference organizes have just published their annual report, which includes the results of a major global poll on people's attitudes to the public opinion around the world. the scene is a crucial factor as the war and to it's 2nd here. and the w richard walker spoke to the chair of the munich security conference coast of high school. and he asked him if western countries have the stamina to keep supporting ukraine. i think this stamina is stronger than letting me put in beliefs it is. but of course, the conflict now has its consequences received in energy prices inflation. but what my interpretation is from the report 1st ukraine, ukraine is determined, the ukrainian citizens are adamant they want to fight russia. they see what is happe

t w's. terry schultz was there and she caught up with the us journalist and walter and applebaum the some perspective on how the conflict in ukraine has affected europe. what will be the geopolitical consequences of, of the war on ukraine beyond ukraine? ok. this is a war that has changed europe forever. the assumptions that we had about europe being forever safe about the borders being unchangeable about our laws on human rights and on a conventions on genocide. all those things that we've been taken for granted for so many decades. this is now over. this is a war that moves us into a different era. one in which europe may have to defend itself may have to even begin to produce weapons and ammunition at a much higher rate than it expected. and it will have to, it will eventually end with a new set of security guarantees. one way or the other. thinking up, what, what will be the new shape of nato? how will we prevent a war like this from happening in the future, and what will, how are we in specif

so you never know b, w corresponding terry sholtes in brussels. thank you so much. turning now to the earthquakes and turkey and syria, the number of people known to have died in both countries has risen above 40000 military and 8 has been slow to reach, especially parts of syria, which has been finding a civil war for more than a decade. and a new deal between the united nations and the syrian government means assistance is now starting to get through help is finally on its way within hours of the you and negotiating a deal with the government, damascus to open to boot crossings between turkey and northwest. and syria, this international age convoy is heading straight on through the us quite devastated parts if the opposition held region in syria and also damaged the road to the only border crossing that had been approved for un, a deliveries 8 workers can now deliver more shell to materials, blankets and medical supplies. i am now you re on the article here sir. border. just log in so fast. we that reproductive magazine as like digital transacti

t w's . terry shoals has this report. ukraine's endless quest for higher tech weapons dominates the headlines. but in fact, the country soldiers and its allies have a much more basic problem. everybody's not asking for more ammunition. when i'm so on the front lines, there have been reports that ukrainian soldiers are nearly running out of bullets and some nato countries sake their cupboards are bare. the fact is no one expected to see a shooting war in europe ever again with thousands and thousands of rounds of bullets . sheldon missiles used every day by both sides, stockpiles of ammunition in nato countries. and more crucially, production capacity in the weapons industry had declined for years in favor of more sophisticated equipment is or unfortunate. but that's what it is and it's the result of just in time just enough our way of looking at our economy. it's not a situation that can quickly be reversed. western countries have been learning the hard way that it's a one of those problems when he

comment directed a to nato members, a turkey and hungary were still standing in the way asked the w's. terri schultz. reports turkey's opposition is causing the most concert side by side. that's how almost everyone presumed nordic neighbors, finland, and sweden would travel the path to nato when they submitted their applications in may. this is a good day or at the critical moment for our security, but turkish president, russia, ty, a bear to one, put the brakes on the 2 countries bids, due primarily to their perceived tolerance for kurdish groups. he considers enemies . the 3 countries made a deal at the nato summit in madrid to work out their differences. but only finland has succeeded in sweden where the officially designated kurdish terrorist organization, the p k. k is more visible. activists have targeted air to one personally, and burned the qur'an stoking anchor as animosity garage. oh, we do not have relatively a major problem with respect to finland on that. we are always on the learning that sweden should take concrete steps. is this, this has led to a distinct change in nato's em

that was d w's, julia han, d w's. terry shoulds. she is in turkey's southern port of his skin. don't wear a fire triggered by the earthquake has he gulped hundreds of shipping containers. we didn't come here to night to the port of this kinda room, expecting to report on a new fire. we came to track cleanup operations. after authority said they had extinguished the fire that broke out after the earthquakes on monday, but in fact, already 30 minutes outside of town, you could see thick black smoke filling the air. the highways were also choked as, as emergency vehicles. fire engines tried to get past all of the people on the roads to get here to the scene. now what we believe happened is that containers that had been burning since monday must have re ignited with some kind of oil product. given the big black nature of the smoke and i again, there are emergency vehicles arriving constantly here. coming to try to put out this fire. all of this just the latest blow to hut i province, which is already one of those worst hit by mondays quakes. it was dw terry sholtes, every reporting

w. correspond and terry schultz and brussels. thank you. and harris from other stories making headlines around the world. supporters of prominent russian opposition figure boris, and himself had memory to the 8th anniversary of his murder. the 55 year old was assassinated at this spot near the kremlin. even though 5 men were convicted in connection with the killing mister themselves allies, soule describe the case as a cover of china has criticized a u. s. deadline giving federal employees 30 days to remove the popular chinese owned app, tick tock from government devices. beijing says the u. s. is abusing national security powers to suppress foreign companies. the u. s. bad was sparked by fears the up could be used for spying by the chinese government. british prime minister vis you soon, i is in northern ireland to win support for his deal with the e over post rugs that trailed. the windsor framework is designed to ease the flow of goods between britain and northern ireland, sumac and european commission. president ursula underline her cla

to be able to still come through d w, correspond, terry schultz is in the earthquake zone. she joins us now from a donna turkey. terry, tell us what you've been seeing there. hi, terry. well, exactly what you've been hearing is what's happening here in a donna, people desperately searching through the rubble. now, this was not one of the worst hit cities yet. this scene where we are now is definitely a harrowing one. we're told that as many as 20 apartments from both behind me. remember this was just after 4 o'clock in the morning. presumably they were full of people and were told there were many, many casualties here on the scene. in fact, just behind us in the last few minutes. hair pulling another body from the ronald. but we've been fortunate enough to find people who've been here since monday night, who know a lot more about what's been happening here on the scene. i'm joined now by buccheri and rescue worker. terrible death. he's been here since monday night and he came with rescue dogs. tale bearer. what, what did your dogs find here in the scene behind us that expla

w. terry schultz reports looks to me like a kalashnikov very small, completely round. is that what the drug dealers are using some from on the recent shooting death of an 11 year old girl in her family home in antwerp, believe to be an accidental killing in a dispute between gangs has drug culture research tune wharton fearing attacks will now spiral i hope it won't be cycle revenge, because then you have a whole new level of violence to infant predictable dynamics. belgian authorities seized a $110.00 tons of cocaine last year, a record, but they estimate that's only about 10 percent of what's imported. not enough to disrupt criminals business. they're boosting their efforts planning to deploy more than a 100 extra people at the port along with new scanning equipment. but the added scrutiny may make smugglers even more determined to recruit insiders to help get the cocaine on to land. they're already targeting port employees. they approach you very directly as show pictures of your family, of your kits, of, of friends. and this is a, not a very subtle way of working i

so you never know the w corresponding terry sholtes in brussels. thank you so much. nato chief un stilton berg has admitted that turkey has so far blocked sweden and finland from joining the alliance. he's planning a trip to ankara for talks on the issue. the swedish defense minister paul johnson told dw brussels bureau, chief alexandra from none, that sweden and finland are coordinating their name, nato membership. it's swindon finance started this process to get there. and we've been going together. the whole process or our preferred option will be that sweden and finland would join at the same time. at the same time, i have respect for the fact that these are 2 national sovereign parliaments, both in budapest and anchorage of theft to decide how they deal and the direct we're with the, our application. so i can take not to the fact that 28 out of 30 allies has already ratified the application in the mail record speed. and now we're waiting for o course for from a on can i m m from budapest? and are you confident that ankara and budapest to will

so you never know the w correspondent, terry schultz and brussels. thank you so much. nate achieve against oldenburg admits that turkey has so far blocked sweden and finland from joining the alliance . he planning a trip to ankara for talks on the issue. the swedish defense minister poly johnson told dw brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena that sweden and finland are coordinating their nato membership. it's sweden and finland started this process together and we've been going together the whole process. our preferred option will be that sweden and finland would join that the same time. at the same time, i have respect for the fact that these are 2 national sovereign parliaments, both in budapest em ankara, refers to decide how they deal in the direct. we're with the, our application so i can pick no to the fact that the 28th auto sort. alice has already rectified the application in the mail record speed. while we're waiting for o course for from a on could i am from budapest and or you can spend stats, ankara, and budapest to will drop her dare

they w correspondent, terry shoulds in brussels, has been following those talks, asked her what nato is promising in order to speed up military aid for ukraine. nato is, is really trying to ramp up production of ammunition, which is seen as, as a key necessity right now, as, as you mentioned, the supplies are running low. we don't make ammunition as fast as ukraine is using it up. so this is really seen as one of the, the things that is needed fast. and this is something that they've also been talking about for quite some time and haven't moved as quickly as, as they should have done. now they're starting to sign contracts with weapons manufacturer, something that hadn't been done quickly. and this is something that stilton berg says, we'll truly make it make a big difference on the battlefield. and they've also been discussing how to get the tanks and especially spare parts. they're more quickly, there's been some lag between the promises that they would be getting tanks and the delivery of these tanks. so this is something that, you know, ukraine counts by the hours and ally sort o

of course you can get more of that story and lots of other news on our website at w dot com. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. nico is in germany to learn german hello, explaining why not learn with him online, on your mobile and free t w e learning course eco speak. mm hm. ah this week on well stories i use driven an action, the nigeria an unplugged amusement in italy. we begin in ukraine where volunteers are not afraid to risk their lives. they have one girl also to help those living close to the front line. that yearly know who the ankle is getting ready to go to the dangerous old. she's about to leave for by caught in the east and on bus. he hadn't chest but i you, some of it is for hospitals. the doctors often have to cut their uniforms open and the soldiers need close dead. and this is for broken bones or joy that ever that i'd see them. but then she's got magazine pouches and power banks, medical supplies, and candles for power shortages. jolena was an actress before the war. now she raises money for supplies and takes them to the front lights. it's risky walk, jolena posts

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earlier i spoke to d, w, correspond terry shultz, she's in a donna in southern turkey. i asked her about the situation at the aide center there. we are currently in a suburb of a donna to cordova, and in fact is, is not one of the areas hardest hit by the quake. but we spent time here yesterday at collapse buildings. and i just spoke with the mayor who said, 400 people in his community have been lost. and as you can see behind me, there are some 400 tens and 1200 people here. but as we have seen throughout the country, people seem to be in relatively good spirits and most of all they are so welcoming and i just want to share with you some new friends i made immediately upon arrival here. this is irene. she's 8 years old and we're going to come here. and when i came up with my t v make up on my face. they said we have some lipstick. and so i read you asked me to give you list to you and look at her and miracle. she'd only 3 a better. right. but all of us know exactly how that goes. thank you girls. and as you can see, of course we do have their parents permission. oh my

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for more on this let's bring terry holt, former george w.spokesperson and kevin walling, democratic strategist and former president biden surrogate. gentlemen, welcome. you heard from jim himes, serious national security democrat expressing concerns about wanting more information, bipartisan concerns at this point, kevin. >> i think that's always congress' line with anything regardless of the administration is that they want more information, they want more briefings from the military, they want more briefings from the president and the administration. certainly there are more questions and answers at this point but terry and i were talking about this earlier. this should be a bipartisan issue and i'm hopeful this will continue to be, this is an american issue and national security issue. it's important that congress have china committee, you have serious democrats and republicans on the committee that will be looking at the issues because any violation of air space and we are learning more that there were these kind of incursions during the

d w. news visits of berlin school where donations have been pouring in. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us too powerful earthquakes have killed more than 5000 people in turkey and syria. rescue efforts are all going, but the death toll is expected to rise further. the initial 7.8 magnitude tremor was centered north of the turkish city of gaussian tap. it caused destruction stretching along turkeys, southern border from the mediterranean eastwards, also affecting parts of northern syria. emergency cruise had been working in freezing temperatures to find survivors. rescue is continue to dig the survivors among the thousands dead for a sign of hope as a man is pulled alike from the rubble. 0 one. 0 oh. but the others hope is fading fast. i should be jo. my wife is in the yeah. what my wife is in the region, one should never give up on hope, but most probably she died. j b must, as always, hope, christmas, but i stayed with her for 3 hours and spent another hour to get out on the hold. we saw for you, but i didn't get any response from her for 3 hours, which i don't kn

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so every p o w that comes home is a cause for celebration. and for russia, terry observer say that countries knew been experiencing a much higher degree of casualties. so every p o w that returns home to russia keeps that needle for moving forward. and farmers from around the world are attending the well the agricultural expert in california looking at ways to sustain a b increase food production and mitigate the impact of the war. and ukraine or conflict has caused gray shortages and impoverished countries around the world. despite the un broker deal to allow food shipments from ukraine's black sea port, it's also made the business of farming more precarious ukrainian grain exports this season a fallen 29 percent due to a small harvest and logistical difficulties caused by russia's invasion, fuel and fertilizer prices have sword causing supply chain bottlenecks. all of this is added to the pressure is faced by the agricultural industry, as farmers try to adapt to changing climate patton's at the same time. vowels or ports. now from the wild agricultural expert in

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we've thomas barry, our security correspondent and terry schultz who is standing by in munich for us. she is of course t w's nicer expert. terry, i'd like to start with you, your reactions to, to what you've just heard over this last hour. well jared, one of the things that striking is just looking at this panel a year ago, 2 of the countries on that stage, we're not even thinking about nato membership. finland of course, had what had been determined that it couldn't go it alone. and moldova is still going it alone. but as you heard from president sand you very much thinking about its own security in a different light now. and finland, of course, has applied to join nato and is just waiting on accession. so this is just an example of how in one short year rushes aggression has changed the entire security architecture, the entire perceptions of security for countries that never would have looked at to join the transatlantic alliance before. terry, as you say a year is both a short and a long time, sometimes on the sparrow or what, what are your thoughts? what are your main takeaways from what we just found t

speaking there earlier, and d, w correspondent, shoals has been following that summit. and jones is now from there from brussels. terry, what is nitro, promising in order to speed up military aid for ukraine? well that in fact is its promise that it will speed up the military aid because we've seen a fairly slow, sluggish delivery of some of the weapons that, that ukraine wants most including tanks. and in fact, even defense minister pastorius said that, you know, he had expected other allies to start sending their tanks more quickly, once germany agreed to send their own end to allow other countries to exports. so this has really been a problem that things are promised and, and that they don't show up in, in ukraine as quickly as they should. and as secretary general st oldenburg said that was going to be a big focus of this meeting. and of the ramstein defense contact route yesterday was how to get the pledges that have been made delivered to ukraine. now terry, one of the big problems for natal seems to be supplying ukraine with military equipment while keeping the ability to defend its own territory. how's the blo

terry, in northern italy. ah, good morning. good morning, allison and eric again would be w travel. we have arrived at the 5 lands, also known as tink with dead. we're here and it is beautiful. i guess it's so beautiful. we're taking a break from the caper band today, mainly because cars are not allowed in the city. it's called the 5 lands, but it's actually more about the 5 villages in the area. and they're super unique because they're all carved into the cliffside. they're made up of these incredibly colorful buildings. they are so picturesque and they sit right next to the see. so you have this christine, blue, water, complimenting all the cultural buildings in the villages. it's beautiful. so this area is actually in a national park, so there is everything to do here. there's amazing wild life. there's hiking, you can stroll the beautiful cities or like us, you can eat the beautiful sitting if we're here to. yes. so the plan today is to visit each of the 5 villages, but also eat some local dishes along the way. all right, another perfect and delicious day in italy starts right n

a terry, on top of this story is that the white helmets are most likely that 3rd party cited in the o. p. c. w's latest report, not exactly the most reliable source, considering they seem to be experts in faking chemical attacks. and that's to say nothing of all the whistle blowing that came out of the original duma investigating team u. s. president joe biden has asserted that his country, along with nato, is moving the world towards piece spice, supporting ukraine in the conflict against russia. he made those comments during his state of the union address, not long after nato member states approved sending 100 battle thanks to keep together. we did on america always does it our best we lead were united nato. we build a global coalition. we stood against prudence, aggression, restorative ukrainian people. our nation is working for more freedom, more dignity, more and more peace, not just in europe and everywhere. you just heard him there saying that the united states is standing for peace, but the facts are the united states is piling new weapons in prolonging this conflict, increasing the numb

ah news ah ah, this is d w news and these are our top stories, friends and family of terry nichols who died after a beating by police. you paid tribute at his funeral in memphis, us vice president. pamela harris was among those who spoke. i was calling for police reform. 5 officers have been charged with murder following the 29 year old's death. you didn't get the u. s. a federal reserve bank has raised interest rates by a quarter of a percent. the 8th hike since march. the increase is smaller than in previous rate, high organ despite falling inflation in the u. s. fed chairman jerome, paul warned that they'll be further hikes this year to keep prices under control assets of significantly reduce american football superstar tom brady has announced his retirement at the age of $45.00. he briefly retired at the, at the end of the 2021 season, but ended up returning for one disappointing season with the tampa bay buccaneers. after winning 7 super bowls. this time he insists he's retiring for good. this is dw news from berlin. there's much more on our website, d, w dot com. ah, for some it'