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Transcripts For DW DW News - News 20180227

Fueling the fighting there and if anything can be done to rein it in. And its all german court is set to decide on whether cities across the nation can ban diesel vehicles after a Mission Levels are found it would seem you love us. And the german Winter Olympic Team theres a ride back home and they have been receiving a heros welcome after their Historic Success of the gun trying winter games on board a record haul thirty one novels. Im brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show we begin this program in syria where a daily five hour truce proposed by russia has taken effect monitors say the ceasefire in the rebel held eastern do the region appears to be holding now this see. Fire comes after russian president Vladimir Putin faced pressure from the International Community to help and force a un approved truce but that resolution had called for a month long cease fire bombing of these are new to region has killed more than five hundred civilians in about a weeks time or meanwhile the International Committee of the red cross in geneva says getting aid to trap civilian remains the top priority through many different axes should be separated from political agreements legal agreements are hard to reach we do need long lasting and systematic ceasefire what we need is for all those fighting to agree to windows during which they let you many eighteen. Ok lets go straight to our did of your correspondent in moscow aaron these scheduled cease fire appears to be holding what are russian officials saying about right now so far we havent heard any announcements from the russian government pertaining to whether the cease fire is holding i mean it is quite early days are only a couple hours into the cease fire but all indications do seem to be that its holding for the time being. Now how will russia ensure that the cease fire holds in the days ahead and that civilians im sorry the help they need getting here we are in. Im sorry appear to be having a little bit of difficulty hearing you right though if i understood your question appropriately regarding the civilians getting the help they need all right now we have seen some preliminary information from the russian government about how they intend to set up the humanitarian corridor as theyve announced several points that civilians in the suburbs of muskets and go to could use to where they could assemble get initial medical treatments and also receive some type of food aid so weve seen some information about that but not a lot of concrete specifics regarding what they could do to make sure the cease fire holds you have to remember that they worked out this deal not necessarily unilaterally this was actually discussed upon with the Assad Government so its actually in the Assad Government is best interest to make sure the cease fire holds now regarding the rebel forces we havent seen a lot of information whether or not they will agree to respect the cease fire these temporary cease fires each day what scenario ive seen discussed is that some of the shelling the mortar attacks and the rocket attacks weve seen in recent days targeting damascus could again happen throughout the course of the day and that might provoke a reaction from the Syrian Government no we dont know exactly how russia to respond if that is the case its all just a question of how both sides are react in the coming hours i dont know aaron should the daily truce prove successful might russia then impose the month long truce that it backed the United Nations Security Council. That really is the big question now russia has faced some rather Harsh Criticism in the last several days from its International Partners the accuse it of basically watering down that u. N. Resolution forcing the loopholes to be introduced into the language of the resolution that would allow the Syrian Government to continue its assault on the rebel forces they also say that they actually preplanned this this individual ceasefire thames by forcing the u. N. Or. Demanding that the u. N. Not create an exact starting date for the thirty day cease fire they say that theyre basically or some of these critical voices say that russia was attempting to give the Assad Government a little bit of a time to continue its assault and actually create new facts on the ground in eastern gota so there is a chance that if the Syrian Government has some successes in its campaign against the rebels that we could see than russia to throw its support behind the larger thirty day cease fire but again that all depends on what the developments on the ground are in the next several days there until the following the story for us in moscow thanks very much on. Now for a look at some of the other stories making news this hour saudi arabias king saul has fired a number of the countrys top military officers officers in a major shake up they include the military chief of staff general dont roam on all but none as well as other defense officials no formal reason has been provided for the move which is announced early tuesday. Prosecutors in south korea are demanding a thirty year jail term for former president arkan hay in a landmark Corruption Case the expresident was impeached for corruption last march and is facing more than a dozen criminal charges or has been in custody for about. Well the conflict raging in yemen has the arab worlds poorest country on the brink of a humanitarian disaster a Saudi Led Coalition has been bombing targets in yemen controlled by rebel who these United Nations is warning that yemenis caught in the conflict are at risk of famine the Security Council is expected to meet for the latest on this crisis later today heres a look at whats behind the fighting in yemen now in a room a stalemate. The conflict in yemen dates back to a failed transition of power after the arab spring uprising in twenty eleven authoritarian president s ali up to the saw that was forced to hand over power to his deputy but president up to rubble months or haiti struggled with various issues including al qaeda attacks putin security and high unemployment who the rebels took advantage of this political situation and over several years gained control of various provinces. In twenty fifteen who these and their allies seized control of the capital sanaa president haiti was forced to flee last month Government Forces based another foe separatists captured large parts of the southern port city of aden they want to restore the independent state of southern yemen which existed until one nine hundred ninety the conflict reaches far beyond yemens borders its become a fierce struggle for regional dominance between saudi arabia which backs the government and iran which backs the who the rebels as the battle for regional control grows so does the enormous toll on civilian lives the u. N. Calls it the worlds worst manmade humanitarian disaster. Well millions of people in yemen are completely dependent on food aid and many of them are children our next report looks at the situation then a rebel held region where doctors or to ease the plight of the children there a warning to our viewers this report contains disturbing images. Its the start of a long and busy day for pediatrician a shrug my how to him today shell be making house calls in the countryside. But first a father is waiting anxiously at the central clinic in what data with his emaciated daughter a shrugs occupation requires her to remain optimistic but shes frustrated during the three years of fighting the number of undernourished children has risen dramatically for her the suffering is unbearable especially when the children are brought to the hospital when it might already be too late. Crime idea dont cry dont be afraid. Doctors hope to save the childs life with an infusion of liquid nutrition when asked what her name is the six year old cannot answer shes too weak to talk. Of a citizen name as i shot the goal doesnt utter a single word during the examination. Will try to help her but the effectiveness of her work depends entirely on adequate deliveries of medicine actually reaching yemen. A shrug drives to the harbor area of the data to find out what kind of relief aid has been delivered this time but when she arrives she can hardly believe her eyes the United Nations sent this ship. Asks the harbor workers if they know why such a small ship was sent but they say they dont know the reason. The benefit was not enough unicef sent back we need unicef the medications for food to combat the malnutrition among children cholera. Can unicef only least ships this mall it was not supposed to be enough for twenty seven million people. A day does harbor is the largest and therefore the most important port in the hoofy rebel held area its under constant attack by the Saudi Led Coalition but i shrug says the bombardments of civilian homes nearby is a worse crime than. Again this district is close to military base says the airport is nearby thats why it is continually bombed including the universitys medical. Ash waka drives to a village south of her data the war is also hitting people in the countryside hard and the few deliveries that do arrive really make it out of the city thats why the doctor makes these trips. The town of adam now is near the coast the fisherman who live here are very poor. Is able to help them because of her relatively good income when she arrives she can see how rightful the people are shes almost their only contacts to the outside world the wars effects are highly visible here. The children are terribly undernourished. And. Before i could give my child milk every two days but i havent gotten anything for two months now. If their parents are grateful to us work for treating the children for free and give her a gift of him its a small gesture that allows fees poor people to maintain their dignity. And has made it her mission to help people but this is becoming increasingly difficult she sees no end to the war and has made a professional decision. In the health of the children is deteriorating because they are not getting adequate treatment and ive decided that if they cant provide Food Supplies to adults we have to at least teach the children that because they need nourishment more urgently. Thats why shes come to this village bringing only powdered milk. Believes its the children who must survive because they are humans only hope. And you can find out more on the situation in yemen by going to our website you dot com or you can follow us later today will be following the talks as well on yemen the u. N. Security council this is day to view news still to come on the show germanys olympic champions returned from bringing home the countrys best ever haul of winter games medals. Saying in germany chris office here now no final decisions being made in the country today on whether major cities can ban completely diesel vehicles dr brian and it is a move that activists say is long overdue in a bid to cut down on pollution levels germanys top minister of cord in lives a year is expected to rule on whether individuals cities can ban diesel engines from rolls and dozens of german cities have emissions levels that exceed your limits and germany is on the pressure to bring them into compliance with the law all diesel bans could prove problematic though for german carmakers as market shares of diesel cars have grown rapidly in recent years up until almost fifty per cent in trying to sixty. Now lets get the market view on this issue with our correspondent daniel kolbe in frankfurt ben you know how is the mood ahead of this decision that could have an impact carmakers and their subcontractors. Here good morning chris of what i guess theyre all very very nervous here were expecting the verdict to happen at around noon and yes even though you mentioned the sales of these are cars were dropping the diesel is still a very very important for the industry and also if this case if this court today rules and makes those diesel bans may be possible in the cities of this is dolphin experts here on my and are very sure that we would see other bands happening in other cities as well with consequences at the moment that are very very hard to a project but many feel that this could actually need the end of these are current germany and yes you mentioned sub contractors those could be hit even harder a company in the state of saving a little bit earlier that they would have to let many people go now in light of the emissions discussion whats the opinion frankfurt are car makers on track when it comes to finding alternatives to the diesel and gasoline powered engines. Well thats exactly the issue i mean remember im stating a few years ago that by twenty twenty she wants to have one million. Cars on the road we are still very very far away from that and yes thats the problem that the industry here in germany carmakers see in germany have been very slow to produce cars that are attractive from a prize also of course attractive from the range that they can actually drive trying to promote right now their ego is still with very very little. Success story and certainly carmakers were not able to create this hype that for example tesla was able to generate in the United States and worldwide then youre in frankfurt thank you. For making our already very smart phones even smarter is something that is harder and harder to do thats why many say the real innovation of this years mobile Wolf Congress in barcelona is in the tech network that keeps us connected the term on everyones lips is five g. The blazingly Fast Networks that most european operators want to roll out within the next two years and which promises to make Driverless Cars or talking fridges a reality. Rather than just seeing what its like to be spiderman how about feeling it sonys build a new dynamic vibration system into its top flight smartphone the Japanese Company can also turn you into a three d. Avatar the new Camera Technology can record and display high dynamic range images based on chips also produced by sony for us actually creating components that others purchase from us is extremely important meaning we want to be at the forefront of technology with our own smartphones but we do effectively have a lot of the value chain by selling our proponents to others the company is looking to the future by the end of two thousand and nineteen sony aims to sell the first five g. Compatible device the new mobile Network Standard is the topic at the trade show this german antenna maker expects five g. Will be rocket fuel for their business the new cellular masts can handle massive data volumes without any frustrating lag. The Finnish Network supplier nakia is in barcelona showing off how five hundred data streams can flow seamlessly the company says theyre ready to master the torrents of data expected from the networks of the future between all kinds of devices. With. Means will end to brand New Territory in things cost he shuts the Healthcare Industry it means that volume will be much higher than weve had in connection technologies so far. If the waves of new fangled tech leave you feeling lost at sea you might want to downgrade you can pick up calls with a touch of your thumb just like the forerunners to the smartphone forget three d. And five g. This phone can make calls and not much else but even that has its own charm. Some say its a revival of ancient trade routes others claim its a way of increasing chinas influence on the world whichever way you see it chinas belt and Road Initiative is a massive undertaking and aims to connect almost seventy countries and German Companies believe they could benefit greatly from this socalled new silk road but despite the big potential there are pitfalls. The gigantic project is expected to cost a total of nine hundred billion dollars it involves sixty Nine Countries together home to two thirds of the worlds population china launched its bells and Road Initiative also known as the new silk road five years ago. It consists of two major trade routes the land based silk road economic belt winds its way from china through central asia the middle east and on to europe the maritime silk road creates a ceiling connecting Southern China Southeast Asia india east africa and also europe. Industry representatives say the project off is enormous potential for German Companies which can deploy the necessary resources. If it involves developing physical infrastructure especially in Central Asian countries which arent as well linked or developed and thats clearly something which well known and large german Infrastructure Developers or conglomerates very much at home with. But there could also be plenty of orders for small and Medium Sized Enterprises they can supply specialized machinery and other equipment to foreign partners involved in the large scale projects so there are some high hurdles to clear. As a good touch because many projects on put out to tender are financed by the chinese banks in the same way we used to doing things here and there are plenty of challenges when it comes to calculating prices as well. On top of that beijing hands over eighty percent of the contracts china is funding straight to Chinese Companies many of the countries along the two routes are politically unstable and

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