k. turn the whole reports catholic or protestant unionist or nationalist. not much matters more in northern ireland than identity and the symbols of sectarian struggle to preserve it. thursday's election will test both with the likelihood of a nationalist shouldn't fame victory sweeping away a 100 years of pro british dominance. and a possible union is boy cult of the power sharing government. as a result, this will be very significant because of course should vain. and as its primary intention is seen, northern island no longer exists, its wants to see irish unification. so to have should face the largest passing the assembly in northern ireland. and bearing in mind that overnight was created to maintain a union of majority would be remarkably significant. dana murray is a young nationalist blow to born in 1998 when the good friday agreement brought an end to the troubles. he grew up on the streets that then those now bear the marks of violence and division. hector, hotmail, hotmail, recently. last year on the road just in my food room. so there is that el

k. and become part of a united ireland turned a whole report from belfast. some say this election changes everything and changes nothing. the marching bands play on commemorating ties with the united kingdom, despite the reversal of a century of unionist political dominance and barricades stand regardless of the nationalist when separating communities, as they have done through decades of troubles and decades of peace. just because on the same no change then no change is just going on the same for too long. the unionists have always felt that being top dog, but neither 2nd dog and there's a lot of pride at stake. real change has happened though in the center. the alliance party doubling its bo chair among those who reject the traditional identity. politics cross community youth groups like this one are not uncommon in a younger generation, looking for a credible 3rd way. common and the city is made in. she's catholic, i'm passive. order has been a little so washed after class herself as food or fruit prologic to feel her physical. from my experience, like i

their eyes to the current to u. k. crisis. what cause they shift in attention? do you think was the local election day? and the boris johnson has disastrous the badly. and this is of course, entirely in keeping with all other reasons the elections, whether the primary in ohio in the united states. this week weather was making a hor, election in april exam. the teacher's election also in april. all of the candidates who are against sanctions, against getting involved in this war in ukraine are doing well. and all of the candidates who want greater involvement in ukraine are doing very badly. so i think there is a definite message that is coming from the public. apparently it didn't take long for the anti russian sanctions to have an impact on european states. how do you think countries will cope with growing import cuts? well, i think they just going to ignore. i mean, the, you doesn't really have any kind of course, love mention is also on the line is the president of the european commission. so she's technically th

k. is frank lead wedge is a former british military intelligence officer and an expert on military strategy. frank, where do you think russia stands militarily 2 and a half months into the wall? it stands rebecca somewhere between status, which is to say stalemate and an attempt to break through their campaign in the south is making very slow progress that they are losing ground around. hark, if there is another theater of operations broadcasts on towards the west and much the same situation there. so, so they're pretty much, both down. i would suggest from, from an operational perspective. no, russian russians are facing huge losses that the russian people haven't really heard that much about it. there was a hint of it in the speech today and even today it's really about boosting the public morale for the war. yes, there was some talk of course of causes of war that here was an obvious threat that nato was taking an aggressive approach. even some action, i think, of nuclear weapons just

we'll come back to you shortly, but we're going to turn now to oxford in the u. k. where frank led, which is standing by the former british military intelligence officer, and an expert on military strategy. thank. thanks for joining us. what you'll reflections on put in speech or 1st of all, as our and hinted, there was a, straight out there was an attempt to de, legitimize ukraine. i think the country was mentioned once at the start, i'm not even sure of that certainly wasn't, didn't figure the name of the country wasn't mentioned. don boss, however, figured 5 or 6 times, which indicates the course the focus there for now. russian strategy was quite surprising to me that that was that, that was foreground, it's so much. so that's my initial reflection. and then of course is that sort of read back into the 2nd world war. and the length of the conflict already talked about that this is going to be a long struggle preparing people for kind of casual heavy casualties. that in fact, we're already that we're knowledge. i'm quite interesting to mention of course of, of mo

you know, this price that's given in the u. k. now, there are 5 groups of collective artists. what that proposes is that art is a social medium which can bring social change and renewal that perhaps is one way out of this capitalist takeover. well, that's our big topic. yes, it's not only relate to art of overlayed tool, everything. today's corporate culture and those whole political situation, you can, i'm features and they all being pushed by the class of capitalism or state capital iraq, the new capital direct. they all know the world has new structures, you know, and they're so powerful. they basically designed the r, lifelong or behaving, or knowledge i to cation and of course, in general art art, as being used us decorative idea to may cause satisfaction over the brochure, our society and is always being serve us for the rich and powerful soul. i think is all depends on individual art has, is not about wanting to sell. lowball. does the message correct about the, you know, you're always con crazy, old message. i think it's time for question in answers. there's a lot to s

k. officials for holding illegal gatherings during cairo, nevada lockdown. revelations, once again turn the political heat under virus jumps. ah, i'm from gale. welcome to the program. russia a stepping up its attack. so on ukraine's eastern dumbass region of the fi, things being reported in and around the industrial. if savannah done yet squatting, regional governor has at least 12 people have been killed in shelling. moscow says it will continue. it's offensive until it achieves its goals. the battle for silverado next it's capture would allow russia to advance into the other half of the don bass region. the shelling is constant. some 15000 people are believed to be hiding in shelters. to help, you know, is her 1st edition, 2nd, a 3rd minute area problems. the russians have reportedly surrounded. silverado nets on 3 sides. the governor of lou hans province has warned that evacuations are now too risky. still some are seizing what could be their last opportunity to escape while you're on the leg. now it seems like the front is all around it for i think he's around the death that we can

intentions between the 2 communities turned violent in the 19th sixty's only ending in 198998 with the good friday agreement. but briggs, it has also sparked you tensions. northern ireland left the european union with the rest of the u. k. while the republic of ireland remains a member the pulse predicted a good night fortune fame. and i asked dw is charlotte chelsea pill in london about the significance of their win? absolutely, this was the cost in the poles for some time. nevertheless, it really must be stressed that this is a watershed moment in politics. the northern ireland, you said yourself, this is the 1st time that sion fain a nationalist party, has emerged as the largest policy ever making it really a historic moment. now this stated intentions of a united ireland at some point in the future, really a story that is going to to make the headlines even though it's not thought to be imminent. that will, of course thrill some, it will along others. and it's not the only issue that is likely to be contentious going forward. now that we've seen sion fan emerge is the largest party

k. officials for holding a legal gatherings during corona virus locked. the revelations once again, turn off the political heat for bars. johnson. ah hello, i'm pablo felice. welcome to the program. we begin in the united states where 19 children and 2 adults have been killed in a school shooting in texas. the attack took place in the town of val day near at the mexican border at an elementary school. the 18 year old shooter barricaded himself in a classroom where he was killed by police. the tragedy once again raises the question for many americans, what can be done to stop gun violence? grieving family members, waiting to know if their kid survived. we can get anything we can get any anything as little as they're okay. they're not okay. or we're still waiting or you know, no, no information has been released to any of the parents here. they have a loser for her name in here. so she's not here. so it on down, pando names antonio. to look we find her at least 19 children and 2 teachers were killed in this texas elementary school. the death toll is expecte

k and unite with the rest of violent turn. the reports from belfast. if only when fame account promised many more for the nationalist party committed to a united ireland and predicted by opinion polls to beat their pro british unionist rivals. for the 1st time in a 100 years lifelong the republican party do have you not alone. and we also have to show that we deal with people's issues as they go to the thank are not top rated, are inseparable. she finds campaign focused on bread and butter issues like the cost of living, crisis, health and housing as precursors to irish reunification. the union is both, on the other hand, was split with the largest party, the democratic unionists threatening to boycott the store mont, assembly. because of post greg's, it border arrangements that they say undermine the very union they exist to defend . the non protocol is the key to for us at the time, and we need to get resolution abroad because by and within a country between great britain nolan, adams. and we need to move via good really and ensure that the know who

k. or ethan policies. 93 percent of britons are very aware of war in ukraine, while only 23 percent are informed on the hunger crisis in east and africa, which has tens of millions in its grip. the horn of africa is a region consisting of 4 states, and more than 140000000 people. it was previously partially administered by person, and deos, have warned the global focus on the ukraine. conflicts may distract the world from other large crises. you're an expert had been warning of a crisis in the area for months before the start of war in ukraine. 3 failed rainy seasons. of course, the worst drought in the region in 40 years. the problem was exacerbated by the war in ukraine as well as sanctions imposed on russia, which is the world's main wheat exporter. the situation has caused great prices to skyrockets, but russia faces problems exporting goods to global markets. after limitations on financial mechanisms and goods, transportation, we discussed the problem with an associate professor at

the u. k. ad colonies in africa, india, china. the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america. from said captured half of africa and a half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and osi anya, italy established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya, and eritrea. the were spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives. from slavery. ruthless and remorseless exploitation. with the phone of british diplomats, professor of political ideas and also william melanson has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for its arise at full only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking. that is, that nations what state allowed to do anything, all the mazda ra