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to money at the munich security conference for us thank you. reports from salt sudan allege pollution from the oil industry is causing birth defects miscarriages and other severe illnesses the documents obtained by the a.p. news agency show that the government and the 2 main chinese need oil companies have been away at that for years rather than content nation from drilling could be causing serious health problems but little has been done to clean up the mess the government says there is no firm link between oil waste and any health problems 6 fingers on each hand a swarm kidney. and a missing limb baby pink my gear was spawned like this. i was shocked the 1st time i saw the baby. when our company paid the transfer of the family from south sudan to a medical facility in kenya for diagnosis and treatment i think my gear was born in moving state the most oil producing state of south sudan. the oil company told the family that the defects are due to a genetic problem by the father doesn't believe this. nor would. this is all happening to us becaus

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here's munich security conference join us for off coverage of the munich security conference 2020 today on. this is day w. news live from berlin is the west winning is it week well it depends on who you ask at the munich security conference. peter reported that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated. when i look at the world as it's being shaped and that's the theme of your conference this year there is indeed a weakening of the west looks you know u.s. secretary of state like pump aoe and french president and that no mccraw type very different pitches of the west and a lot speak also on the show. france announces the 1st day in europe from the coronavirus epidemic china's tourist dies in a french hospital as the global dispels apostles' 1600 officials from china insist the outbreak will soon be out. and in football had to been put back in action in the bundesliga this time with a new coach alexander nuri stepping up to take the reins against had a born to go can klinsmann's shop to patch. a math anyhow and thanks for joining me on the 2nd day of the munich

on the final day of the security conference in munich a top u.n. official told leaders that the libya arms embargo is a joke officials met on the sidelines to discuss efforts to stem the violence that has plagued this north african country in spur track to its civil war while libya is right across the mediterranean from europe and the country is also one from which refugees embark on a perilous journey trying to reach the shores of the e.u. libya is still a wash with arms and fighting is still raging despite the cease fire agreed in germany last month a top u.n. official at the munich security conference said the truce had been violated 150 times since then and she said efforts to cut the flow of weapons had been equally unsuccessful. the arms embargo has become a joke and so it you know we are presently to step up here and. it is complicated because there are violations that are you know happening on land sea and air and that on the city monitors. in libya fighters loyal to the internationally recognized government control only a small area around

there in munich. i dare say that john kerry and germany's present funk artist i do you see a lot more eye to eye on that very issue of what the transatlantic relationship should be then the representatives of the trumpet ministration who are here we would expect strong words for them from them once again what their expectations are from key allies here in europe specifically also germany in the past and continuing that's the issue of the defense spending goal but beyond that being gay judgment in iraq which nobody wants to see it destabilized there we saw the press conference already and defense minister. and u.s. secretary of defense mark earlier today who both said that the fight against isis is not over but we also expect the u.s. to once again criticize aloes can see allies considering china a chinese company way to actually provide infrastructure digital infrastructure for the future the u.s. has openly threatened in the past that that could mean an end or less security cooperation specifically w

on the final day of the security conference in munich a top u.n. official told leaders that the libya arms embargo is a joke officials met on the sidelines of the event to discuss efforts to stem the violence that has plagued the north african country which is suffering from a protracted civil war in libya is right across the mediterranean from europe any key staging area for refugees trying to reach the shores of the e.u. libya is still a wash with us and fighting is still raging despite the ceasefire agreed in germany last month. a top u.n. official at the munich security conference said the truce had been violated $150.00 times since then and she said efforts to cut the flow of weapons have been equally unsuccessful the arms embargo has become a joke and so it you know we are presently to step up here and. it is complicated because there are violations that are you know happening on land sea and air and that all needs to be monitored in libya fighters loyal to the internationally recognized government control only a small area around the capital

top official calls a libya arms embargo a joke as the security conference in munich wraps up germany holds in libya meeting on the sidelines to revive a truce in libya that is a ceasefire in name only leaders were new vows to crack down on anyone providing weapons to the warring parties also coming up as china continues to battle the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus north korea is taking controversial cautions to prevent its citizens from becoming infected the isolated country implementing draconian measures shutting its border with china and placing north koreans were turning from that country on a month long quarantine. thank you so much for your company everyone while on the final day of the security conference in munich a top u.n. official told leaders that the libya arms embargo is a joke on the sidelines of the international meeting officials met to discuss efforts to stem the violence that has plagued this north african country in a civil war with no end libya's right across the mediterranean from europe and 18 staging area for refugees trying to reach the european union del

at the munich security conference for us thank you. reports from salt sudan allege pollution from the oil industry is causing birth defects miscarriages and other severe illnesses the documents obtained by the a.p. news agency show that the government and the 2 main chinese they had oil companies have been away at that for years rather than content nation from drilling could be causing serious health problems but little has been done to clean up the mess the government says there is no link between oil waste and any health problems 6 fingers on each hand a swarm kidney. and a missing limb baby pink my idea was spawned like this. i was shocked the 1st time i saw the baby. and our company paid the transfer off the family from south sudan to a medical facility in kenya for diagnosis and treatment pink my gear was born in moving state the most oil producing state of south sudan. the oil company told the family that the defected due to a genetic problem by the father doesn't believe this. i mean but no wolf. this is all happening to us beca

in a moment but 1st i want to ask you just how much importance our leaders gathered in munich putting on the crisis in this a hell. oh quite a significant amount actually and you can tell by the delegation that's here from this a whole region we have ministers drawn from chad and fossil but also their mount of money that's been poured into this region the e.u. alone has put over 8000000000 euros in the saddle since 2014 and this is for peace and security concerns as well as sustainable development in that region whether or not this is going to amount to anything is what we're discussing here at the munich security conference and what more can be done to accelerate that process. it is as we as we mentioned the situation in the salad is also being sealed by climate change you moderated a panel on that very theme do you get the sense that western leaders are taking the responsibility that they have to take rainfall a phenomenon that we've seen africans bear the brunt of all. this certainly a lot of awareness and john kerry made a various stock statement yesterday saying that the u.s. pos

listeners in a moment or 1st i want to ask you just how much importance our leaders gathered in munich putting on the crisis in this a hell. oh quite a significant amount actually and you can tell by the delegation that's here from this a whole region we have ministers drawn from chad and but also there mt of money that's been poured into this region the e.u. alone has put over 8000000000 euros in the saddle since 2014 and this is for peace and security concerns as well as sustainable development in that region whether or not this is going to amount to anything is what we're discussing here at the munich security conference and what more can be done to accelerate that process. it is as we as we mentioned the situation in the so how is also being sealed by climate change you moderated a panel on that very theme do you get the sense that western leaders are taking the responsibility that they have to take rein in for a tsunami in that we've seen africans bear the brunt of all. this certainly a lot of awareness and john kerry made a various stock statement yesterday saying that the u.s. p

ask if the munich security conference. be to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated. when i look at the world as it's being shaped and that's the theme of your conference and see here there is indeed a weakening of the west looks you know us 6 pre-state on peo and french president and i'm on the cross very different pitches of the western alliance but also coming up. france announced as the 1st death in europe from the coronavirus epidemic chinese tourists dies in a french hospital as the global death tolls of pasta 1600 officials from china insist the outbreak will soon be of. and in football head the building was back in action this time with a new coach alexander nearing stepping up to take the reins against head of one to getting things shocked to touch. a math anyhow thanks for joining me on the 2nd day of the munich security conference world leaders have laid out opposing views on the health of the western alliance earlier today u.s. secretary of state my pompei are projected

now the title of your panel at the munich security panel was i believe munich security conference was apocalypse now does that captures the mood among world leaders. i would say and fortunately. i think if world leaders really understood and had internalized the dire threat that we are facing the climate emergency the fact that we have 10 years left really to have global emissions to avoid climate chaos they would be acting differently there are hardly any leaders right now around the world who are stepping up and treating this as the crisis that it is there are leaders there just maybe yards above the age of 16 i mean we see credit we see the fridays for future movement this is young generation of leaders waiting in the wings you're there in munich i mean could you gauge the impacts of someone like reza to bergen her movements on those older leaders that are there. i you know what's very interesting is in my conversations with leaders here both of business and government they talk about their children and they talk about the fact that they're having this conversation at home because

question of this year's munich security conference and join a strong coverage to be sure to come from the 2020 today on d w. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the world's leading players in security policy are meeting in germany africa's to help region is high up on the agenda the growing conflict there is seen as a threat to global security. and the birth defects and serious illnesses that people in south sudan say of course by the country's dirty oil industry. and to meet the kenyan sculptor turning scrap metal into award winning oct. hello i'm christine want to welcome to deeds of the news africa it's good to have your company the growing armed conflicts in the south hell is high on the agenda of the munich security conference which opened here in germany today this conference is often described as the most important security for on the planet and this year's meeting brings together more than 500 decision makers and 35 heads of state including leaders from the south held region concern is growing over the increasing violence in the sahil states some

on the final day of the security conference in munich a top u.n. official has told leaders that the libya arms embargo is a joke officials met on the sidelines to discuss the efforts to stem the violence that has plagued the north african country in a protected civil war libya is just over the mediterranean from europe and the country from which refugees embark on a perilous journey trying to reach the e.u. . libya is still awash with all and fighting is still raging despite the ceasefire agreed in germany last month a top u.n. official at the munich security conference said the truce had been violated $150.00 times since then and she said efforts to cut the flow of weapons had been equally unsuccessful the arms embargo has become a joke and so it you know we all recently need to step up here and. it is complicated because there are violations that are you know happening on land sea and air and that all needs to be monitored. in libya fighters loyal to the internationally recognized government control only a small area around the capital tripoli mo

to speak to football now and by munich travelled to cologne on sunday hoping to. reclaim top spot from life see the hosts form has gone from the sublime to the ridiculous since the winter break the question being which colline would turn up this time for. followed their 51 capitulation to daughter and with a 4 nil thrashing of freiburg win or lose they guarantee goals and that was the case again against bio and. unfortunately the ball went the way of the visitors in the 1st half robert levin dubs people can distorting with his 23rd of the season one nil to the champions after just 3 minutes. 2 minutes later it was 2 no 3 kingsley c'mon. i live in the city with me turn to miss miller with the layoff the smug finish things were getting embarrassing for cologne and more ways than one. there were just 12 minutes on the clock went by and put themselves out of sight. so as to not be 3 no i. it was more of the same after the break as cannot be grabbed his 2nd 66 minutes because of the defects with the 2 german nationals needed for mail. as he hadn't gotten colognes much

on the final day of the security conference in munich a top u.n. official told leaders that the libyans embargo is a joke officials met on the sidelines to discuss if it's to stay in the violence that has plagued the north african country in i protected civil war libya is just over the mediterranean from europe and the country from which refugees in bach on a perilous journey trying to reach the e.u. libya is still awash with alms and fighting is still raging despite the ceasefire agreed in germany last month. a top u.n. official at the munich security conference said the truce had been violated $150.00 times since then and she said efforts to cut the flow of weapons have been equally unsuccessful the arms embargo has become a joke and so it you know we are presently to step up here and. it is complicated because there are violations that are you know happening on land sea and air and that all needs to be monitored in libya fighters loyal to the internationally recognized government control only a small area around the capital tripoli most of the r

on the final day of the security conference in munich a top u.n. official told leaders that the libya arms embargo is a joke while officials met on the sidelines of the event to discuss efforts to stem the violence that has flaked this north african country in a protracted civil war libya is right across the mediterranean from europe and a key staging area for refugees trying to reach the shores of the european union. the aftermath of another shelling attack in the libyan capital tripoli the country is a war zone at europe's doorstep awash in foreign arms and rival militias. stopping the fighting in the north african country was a focus at this year's munich security conference participants lamented the failure of efforts to cut the flow of weapons to libya. or the arms embargo has become a joke and so it you know we all need to step up here and. it is complicated because there are violations that are you know happening on land sea and air force but germany's foreign minister added that there was one thing that those involved could agree on. the pa

day 2 of the munich conference one of the main speakers u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh he began by contradicting a thesis put forward the day before by german president fine father steinmeyer what really winning that the united states rejects the international community and quote . here this morning to tell you the facts i'm happy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated that may be but the morning's other main speaker was not so sure french president emmanuel mccaw said europe must become more independent of the us soon they don't but if we have no freedom to act then we have no credibility in foreign policy and we can't be a junior partner to the united states of america mccourt i'm prone peo also disagreed over one of the main themes of this year's conference but the west is losing global influence. when i look at the world as it's being shaped and that's the theme of your conference this year there is indeed a weakening of the west that looks you know this idea of what's necessary as the cor

news live from berlin is the west winning or weaker well it depends on who you ask at the munich security conference. happy to report that the death of the tragic loss to the winds is grossly over exaggerated the moment when i look at the world as it's being shaped and that's the theme of your conference this year there is indeed a weakening of the west looks the u.s. secretary of state might come théo and french president it's a menu of. very different pictures of the western alliance it will have the latest . ahead of this year's carnival celebrations in brazil raining santa chants as are stirring up controversy for mrs asplin people to consider whether jesus could have been someone other than a white man some neighbors are outraged. at a football test out of uniform back and action in the bonus league this time with the new coach alexander nori stepping up to take the reins against potter born after jurgen klinsmann's shocked departure. hello and welcome on nick spicer. foreign ministers from major powers have been meeting in munich to push for peace in libya germany and the united na

munich airport, and wreckage that tells the story of the dreadful disaster. on the 6th of february 1958, a plane carrying 44 people crashed in munich and on board were the manchester united team returning from a cup tie. somehow, harry gregg survived and twice returned to the wreckage to drag team—mates to safety. 23 people died in the munich disaster, but for harry gregg the shocking death toll would have been much higher. i know it happened. i know i was there and i know i was very fortunate... i could do without it, but i was there with a lot more people and i was one of the lucky ones. he returned from munich hailed a hero, but mentally scarred by what he had seen and there was no time to rest or recuperate. just 13 days after the disaster, he was back playing, spearheading a united side that would reach that season's fa cup final. a goal! it was a match that would leave gregg battered, bruised but determined to carry on. they don't come any tougher than harry gregg. that same year, he went with northern ireland to the world cup and was later named the

day 2 of the munich conference one of the main speakers u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh he began by contradicting a thesis put forward the day before by german president func father steinmeyer lee winning that the united states rejects the international community and quote. here this morning to tell you the facts i'm happy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated that may be but the morning's other main speaker was not so sure french president emmanuel mccaw said europe must become more independent of the us soon they don't but if we have no freedom to act then we have no credibility in foreign policy and we can't be a junior partner to the united states of america mccord peo also disagreed over one of the main themes of this year's conference that the west is losing global influence. when i look at the world as it's being shaped and that's the theme of your conference this year there is indeed a weakening of the west looks you don't this idea of what's in this list as the core theme for this yea

day 2 of the munich conference one of the main speakers u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh he began by contradicting a thesis put forward the day before by german president flying father steinmeyer winning that the united states rejects the international community and the quote. here this morning to tell you the facts i'm happy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated that may be but the morning's other main speaker was not so sure french president emmanuel mccaw said europe must become more independent of the us soon they don't but if we have no freedom to act then we have no credibility in foreign policy and we can't be a junior partner to the united states of america. mccord peo also disagreed over one of the main themes of this year's conference but the west is losing global influence. when i look at the world as it's being shaped and that's the theme of your conference this year there is indeed a weakening of the west that looks you know this idea of west was listed as the core theme for this y

now the title of your panel at the munich security panel was i believe munich security conference was apocalypse now does that captures the mood among world leaders. i would say and fortunately. i think if world leaders really understood and had internalized the dire threat that we are facing the climate emergency the fact that we have 10 years left really to have the global emissions to avoid climate chaos they would be acting differently there are hardly any leaders right now around the world who are stepping up and treating this as the crisis that it is there are leaders they just maybe yards above the age of 16 i mean we see credit we see the fridays for future movement this is young generation of leaders waiting in the wings you're there in munich i mean could you gauge the impacts of someone like reza to bergen her movements on those older leaders that are there. i you know what's very interesting is in my conversations with leaders here both of business and government they talk about their children and they talk about the fact that they're having this conversation at home becau

china and russia as he opens the munich security conference on faulty steinmeyer accuses them of stoking global mistrust and putting national interests over international cooperation also coming up delegates at the conference will focus on the international community's failures in syria you don't you look at families torn apart by the conflict. we're going to die and the planes are bombing us the army is very close as the syrian government offensive against it live province intensifies we talk with a syrian refugee in germany desperate to get his family out of harm's way. and in soccer you wait for banns manchester city from champions league competition for the next 2 seasons for breaching its spending rules will get reactions and look at what's next for the english club. i'm called aspen thanks for joining me a laundry list of conflicts and uncertainty over the west's role in the world are the top issues at the munich security conference which kicked off this afternoon nearly 3 dozen heads of state diplomats and top security experts are coming together for the annual gathering in southe

those to the foreign ministers are due to meet at the munich security conference and if you need any kind of illustration for the west coast notes in solving conflicts syria would be the one and. when you look at libya there are more constructive efforts made we expect another installment of what's called the berlin conference following up from just 2 weeks ago the libya conference in berlin but then again there was a manifesto and on the grounds that things are still looking pretty tense so the west has to deliver some diplomatic success is to really gain the kind of credibility it wants to achieve once again but again that unity is doesn't simply doesn't seem to be there for now all right well let's take a look at another one of the challenges that the german president i felt this time i outlined which is the power and rise of china let's 1st listen to exactly what he said you know. china and its. own over the. had an impressive rise and has become an important act and then its national institutions as well becoming indispensable for the protection of global public goods at the sam

now the title of your panel at the munich security panel was i believe munich security conference was apocalypse now does that captures the mood among world leaders. i would say and fortunately. i think if world leaders really understood and had internalized the dire threat that we are facing a climate emergency the fact that we have 10 years left really to have global emissions to avoid climate chaos they would be acting differently there are hardly any leaders right now around the world who are stepping up and treating this as the crisis that it is there are leaders there just maybe yards above the age of 16 i mean we see credit to see the fridays for future movement this is this young generation of leaders waiting in the wings you're there in munich i mean could you gauge the impacts of someone like reza to bergen her movements on those older leaders that are there. i you know what's very interesting is in my conversations with leaders here both of business and government they talk about their children and they talk about the fact that they're having this conversation at home becau

news live from berlin dealing with the world's top conflicts world leaders for having wrapped up the munich security conference with a new vow to crack down on anyone providing weapons to the warring parties in libya . storm dennis washes across parts of britain $47.00 issued flood warnings throughout the u.k. and are warning residents to take measures to protect their families. and in football terms of birdland were back in action in the going to sleep this time with a new coach. alexander noori stepping up to take the reins against potter born after you're going to klinsmann shocked departure. hello and welcome to the program on next vice foreign ministers from major world powers met in munich to push for peace in libya germany in the united nations want to end foreign military support for libya's warring parties an agreement struck last month in berlin has been repeatedly violated with multiple breaches of an arms embargo and increased fighting now representatives at the meeting are pushing for a permanent ceasefire german foreign minister heiko abbas laid out a key next step following t

this is deja vu news live from berlin the west defense crisis takes the spotlight at this year's munich security conference nato members have vowed for decades to defend vulnerable islands but has apathy in the alliance replaced comment also coming up. china's coronavirus epidemic sees yet another rise a new infections a death of a number of health care workers shows the risks posed those on the front lines of the epidemic. and it's valentine's day and the w.'s giving kids their say. to them in the words of those. children from around the world telling us what fills their hearts with happiness this valentine's day. i brought in thomas great to have you on this program with us today well the annual munich security conference kicks off shortly bringing together some 35 heads of state and government one of their top issues the west's role on the international stage and with concerns growing about nato's commitment to its collective defense its biggest member is putting on a show of strength. the biggest deployment of u.s. military might to europe in a quarter century is heading this way fo

in the bundesliga by munich travelled to cologne on sunday hoping to break line. spot from last week the host form has plummeted since the winter break and i suffered a 41 hiding here almost inevitably bonds robert live and open the scoring as he does the 1st of 3 goals in just 12 minutes for the visit is. credible finish on the left edge gnabry made it for. the german international with the pick of the dice go it's. a lovely kill the clones managed to conservation go but couldn't stop the champions from going top once again. and light on sunday monson shell could come away with a point a in a lackluster encounter where but side's weiss did their chances in one of the best opportunities of the match mine says robin flies on so his shot from close range denied by the crust light in the 2nd half full so a touch from the cape of a and in injury time shelf has us our international western mckenney head of the corner agonizingly wide of the net inside the game in the golds. wolfram is kind of festivities are on the awake a-y. in rio the highlight is a spectacular parad

day 2 of the munich conference one of the main speakers u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh he began by contradicting a thesis put forward the day before by german president func father steinmeyer lee winning that the united states rejects the international community and quote. here this morning to tell you the facts i'm happy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated that may be but the morning's other main speaker was not so sure french president emmanuel mccall said europe must become more independent of the us soon they don't but if we have no freedom to act then we have no credibility in foreign policy and we can't be a junior partner to the united states of america mccourt i'm prone peo also disagreed over one of the main themes of this year's conference that the west is losing global influence. when i look at the world as it's being shaped and that's the theme of your conference this year there is indeed a weakening of the west looks you don't this idea of what's in the system as the core theme

let's go to the munich security conference where our police chief political editor michelle accuser is standing by for us. we just heard the chairman of the conference foes going in there say there have been on forgivable failures on on syria how is this issue going to be addressed at the conference. off the issue of course is something like the diplomatic voice of conscience here in germany and also globally in fact he could have said what we just heard him say any of the past 3 years at least the situation in syria will be discussed here and i think this is something also that marks why the munich security conference is so important syria the whole issue there once again no real control by the west as it's known by europe by the united states of the situation on the ground illustrates something like the slogan here which is west listeners at the same time we understand that there will be a meeting between the russian and the turkish foreign ministers who both are involved with troops on the ground during this very conference here on sunday and we would expect that behind closed doors

day 2 of the munich conference one of the main speakers u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh he began by contradicting a thesis put forward the day before by german president fine father steinmeyer lee winning that the united states rejects the international community and of quote. here this morning to tell you the facts i'm happy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated that may be but the morning's other main speaker was not so sure french president emmanuel mccaw said europe must become more independent of the us soon they don't but if we have no freedom to act then we have no credibility in foreign policy and we can't be a junior partner to the united states of america. mccollum from peo also disagreed over one of the main themes of this year's conference that the west is losing global influence. when i look at the world as it's being shaped and that's the theme of your conference this year there is indeed a weakening of the west looks you don't this idea of what's necessary as the core theme for

day 2 of the munich conference one of the main speakers u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh he began by contradicting a thesis put forward the day before by german president func father steinmeyer what really winning that the united states rejects the international community and of quo. here this morning to tell you the facts i'm happy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated that may be but the morning's other main speaker was not so sure french president emmanuel mccaw said europe must become more independent of the us soon they don't but if we have no freedom to act then we have no credibility in foreign policy and we can't be a junior partner to the united states of america mccord peo also disagreed over one of the main themes of this year's conference that the west is losing global influence. when i look at the world as it's being shaped and that's the theme of your conference this year there is indeed a weakening of the west that looks you know this idea of west was listed as the core theme for

day 2 of the munich conference one of the main speakers u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh he began by contradicting a thesis put forward the day before by german president func father steinmeyer that lee winning that the united states rejects the international community and it quote . here this morning to tell you the facts i'm happy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated that may be but the morning's other main speaker was not so sure french president emmanuel mccaw said europe must become more independent of the us soon they don't but if we have no freedom to act then we have no credibility in foreign policy and we can't be a junior partner to the united states of america mccourt i'm prone peo also disagreed over one of the main themes of this year's conference but the west is losing global influence. when i look at the world as it's being shaped and that's the theme of your conference this year there is indeed a weakening of the west that looks you don't this idea of what's in the system as th

day 2 of the munich conference one of the main speakers u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh he began by contradicting the thesis put forward the day before by german president flying father steinmeyer winning that the united states rejects the international community and of quo. here this morning to tell you the facts i'm happy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is grossly over exaggerated that may be but the morning's other main speaker was not so sure french president emmanuel mccaw said europe must become more independent of the us soon they don't but if we have no freedom to act then we have no credibility in foreign policy and we can't be a junior partner to the united states of america mccourt i'm prone peo also disagreed over one of the main themes of this year's conference but the west is losing global influence. when i look at the world as it's being shaped and that's the theme of your conference this year there is indeed a weakening of the west looks you don't this idea of what's in the system as the core theme

deja vu news live from berlin dealing with the world's top conflicts world leaders have wrapped up the munich security conference with a new vow to crack down on anyone providing weapons to support the war in libya. china is reporting a new drop in coronavirus cases for the 3rd straight day this comes after france announced the 1st fatality in europe. and sound of controversy in brazil the reigning 7 champions are stirring up a debate show asked people whether jesus could have been someone other than a white man and not everyone stands. oh and welcome on next vice or foreign ministers from major world powers met in munich to push for peace in libya germany in the united nations want to end foreign military support for libya's warring parties an agreement struck last month in berlin has been repeatedly violated with multiple breaches of an arms embargo and increased fighting now representatives of the meeting are pushing for a permanent cease fire. german foreign minister laid out a key next step following the meeting. what's important now is to establish transparency and ensure that anyone wh

is newsnight from germany's president criticizes the united states china and russia as he opens the munich security conference. accuses them of stoking mistrust and putting national interests above international cooperation. delegates at the conference will focus on the international community so famous in syria. families torn apart by conflict. going to die on the plains of the army is very close as the syrian government offensive against deadly province intensifies we're told with a syrian refugee in germany desperate to get his family out of harm's way. also on the program antarctic temperatures are beach record highs will take a look at the far reaching effects of. the icy continent. happy birthday your. father master video sharing site has it all started 15 years ago. with an elephant. i'm filled welcome to the program. a long list of conflicts sounds uncertainty over the west's role in work in the world those are the top issues of the munich security conference which has just started world leaders and top security experts have gathered for a i know meeting in southern germany on ever

in munich the u.s. was explaining the deal its now struck with the taliban an effort to try and end the war we have on the table right now a reduction in violence proposal that was negotiated between our ambassador and the taliban it looks very promising we have now been for a few days now in the process of consulting 1st with our congress i've had many conversations and then secondly concurrently with our nato allies in brussels now the u.s. has done it steal its partners must follow other nato countries still have 8000 personnel in the country serving alongside of 12000 u.s. troops we are not leaving afghanistan but we are prepared to adjust our force level if the taller bar on them assert their will and the ability to deduce violence and make compromises cut out of the negotiations with the taliban that they've gone on for over a year with the afghan government president ashraf ghani had demanded a ceasefire be put in place before any deal in the step the taliban have only agreed to what's being call

all right strong words there from the chairman of the munich security conference. and our political correspondent is with us to talk more about this story i am we've just been looking at the dire humanitarian situation in this crisis that is unfolding there how will this be addressed at the munich security conference well you know people participating to this conference simply cannot turn a blind eye on syria especially not after those comments we've just heard from. germany or so called for a safe zone in syria and the french president also say that it was that the failure to intervene in syria is the 1st stage of the collapse of the western bloc where you mention him on a local and it seems that a lot of people especially within europe are really looking to him to the french president to set the tone for the west i think is going to be one of the key players. come friends lost they already he had stirred things up with a. nato. brenne death comment every everyone was. then but he led to a rethinking of diplomacy and to a rethinking of the military strategic. nato

a plane crashed in munich on board were the manchester united team returning. somehow harry gregg survived and was returned to the flames to save passengers and teammates. the shocking death toll would have been much higher if not for him.” shocking death toll would have been much higher if not for him. i know what happened, i know i was there, i know i was very fortunate. i could do without it but i was there a lot more people and i was one of the lucky ones. he returned from munich hailed a hero but mentally scarred by what he had seen and there was no time to rest and recuperate. just 13 days after the disaster, he was spearheading the united states that would reach the fa cup final. it was a match that would leave harry gregg battered and bruised but is ever determined to carry on. they do not come any tougher than harry gregg. that year he went with northern ireland to the world cup and named best goalkeeper in the competition. i have never seen best goalkeeper in the competition. i have never seen a best goalkeeper in the competition. i have never seen

from germany's president for the world superpowers including the us china and russia as he opens the munich security conference frank walters don meyer accuses them of stoking global mistrust and putting national interests over international cooperation also coming up delegates at the conference will focus on the international community's failures in syria looks at families torn apart by the conflict. going to die and the planes are bombing us to be honest very close as the syrian government offensive against live province intensifies we talked with a syrian refugee camp in germany desperate to get his family out of harm's way. and in soccer you a full bands of manchester city from champions league competition for the next 2 seasons the preaching it's the spending groups will get reactions and look at what's next for the english club. and happy birthday to you tube and we take a look at how far the massive video sharing site has come in all sorts 15 years ago with an elephant a video. i'm called assman to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome a laundry

this is news live from berlin dealing with the world's top conflicts world leaders have wrapped up the munich security conference with a new volley to crack down on anyone providing weapons to the warring parties in libya. storm dennis washes across parts of britain. have issued flood warnings throughout the u.k. they're warning residents to take measures to protect their family. business legal action was a title race in full swing mentioned bob barr continue their excellent form to prove they remain a force to be reckoned with at the top of the tape. hello and welcome to the program i'm nick spicer foreign ministers from major world powers met in munich to push for peace in libya germany and the united nations want to end foreign military support for libya's warring parties an agreement struck last month in berlin has been repeatedly violated with multiple breaches of an arms embargo and increased fighting now representatives at the meeting are pushing for a permanent cease fire german foreign minister laid out a key step following the meeting. what's important now is to establish transparen

election thank you for that melinda cry at the munich security conference. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world v.w. says it has offered an $830000000.00 out of court settlement directly to consumers involved in a case relating to the emissions cheating scandal is follows the collapse of talks between the german car giant and a consumer group representing hundreds of thousands of german diesel car owners the w says talks failed because of the disproportionate feed amounts of the group's lawyers. the u.s. attorney general william blamed president trump's tweet so making his job impossible on wednesday the president tweeted in praise of mr boss handling of a case involving former presidential adviser roger stone. spain's coast guard has rescued $86.00 migrants traveling from north africa including a baby was born that city the newborn and mother were taken to hospital and the said to be doing well the group included 6 other babies and 4 children all from the sub-saharan africa. scientists in antarctica say temperature

circular for of was wrapping up events at this weekend's munich security conference and he took aim at the united states and made claims that washington had deliberately collapse the in to mediate range nuclear forces treaty i.n.f. treaty for their own means their own games that they wanted and as far as russia saw the intention was for the united states to try and set up missiles in places around the world when it came to russia looking for partners in the west particularly on this issue moscow seems to be looking towards paris that softer water column the french president had to say here in munich on saturday but what shocked you in this as the u.s. was destroyed the treaty and now is actively working on the conditions to deploy these missiles burned some time ago in europe and asia they're not even hiding or denying this mr michael suggested a dialogue between nato and russia and france is looking to the future thinking progress sickly and is open for dialogue with everything michael said regarding his attitude towards sanctions and russia and the thing time he called to freeze up 2

well it certainly depends on who you ask at the munich security conference. happy to report that the death of the transatlantic alliance is pro-choice over exaggerated. when i look at the world as it's being shaped and that's the theme of your conference this year there is indeed a weakening of the west. us secretary of state mike in french president emanuel not paint very different pictures of the western alliance we have the latest from. the 1st death in europe from the coronavirus a chinese tourist dies in a french hospital as the global death toll surpasses 1600. and in football we're back in action in the bundesliga this time with a new coach alexander nerdy stepping up to take the reins again. after going klinsmann shock departure. a michael thanks for joining us world leaders and policy makers are wrapping up the 3rd and final day of the munich security conference the crisis in syria and support for nato are major topics but the conference has also seen leaders give opposing views on the cohesiveness of the western alliance french president and all has

circular for of was wrapping up events at this weekend's munich security conference and he took aim at the united states and made claims that washington had deliberately collapse the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty i.n.f. treaty for their own means their own games that they wanted and as far as russia saw the intention was to for the united states to try and set up missiles in places around the world when it came to russia looking for partners in the west particularly on this issue moscow seems to be looking towards paris that softer water column the french president had to say here in munich on saturday we do what the u.s. was destroyed the treaty and now is actively working on the conditions to deploy these missiles burned some time ago in europe and asia they're not even hiding or denying this mr michael suggested a dialogue between nato and russia and france is looking to the future thinking progress sickly and is open for dialogue with everything michael said regarding his attitude towards sanctions and russia and the thing time he called to freeze up 2 realities russia e