the the, this is the w news alive from that it's 20 pad in cold and naked gun attacks and rushes august onregional. 15 people, the police offices at the orthodox priest kills as attackers target christian and jewish houses of worship. the police post also on the program is right. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the 10 science of this country is bored against time asking cause that is about the end. though he says the fight has nothing to be made. the ukrainian,

due to the discovery to face being used to sell russian propaganda on products in china. the, i'm feel welcome to the program. russian investigators have blamed terrorism for a series of deadly shootings in the countries of southern august on region. at least 20 people were killed during coordinated attacks in the cities of mac, mcconick color, and deb and government targeted assuming called to orthodox churches and the police traffic post. no one is claimed responsibility for the killings, but the attacks have renew. fee is of a resurgence and is mr. violence and the region investigator search for clues, while soldiers secure the area after the deadly attacked these orthodox church. in

the synagogue and the city of durban. where am i the targets in the garden? no douglas done, came to see the estimates for himself. what do i get supposed to be able to search and investigate this meshes will continue. they will continue until all of the members of asleep aside, was that that was certainly sets up including phase members from a broad all identified old. what's a good phone number? this is for this from eye witnesses capture to this current mission between gunman and security forces in douglas, dunce, capital not catch color. most of the dead were police officers can exclude the relevant services and law enforcement agencies working quickly. but unfortunately, there were losses with the offer, austin said condolences to the families and friends who sons and brothers died already 120 kilometers separate the bent and not catching color. both cities came

under a tech for several hours. while no one has claimed responsibility. the republic of douglas done has been targeted by his lab mach militants in the past. rushes investigative committee has called the attacks acts of terror. with drug dra phone is senior analyst on that jihad involved in conflict, a crisis group. that's a think tank conducting research and analysis on the global crises. i asked him if it made sense for the investigations to start with the economic state group. yes, you have to pantry because even though this is the felt that, that, that the guess though it does fits with are brought up at the end of a tax software. the most cool. but that's when the region in the iran, in 30, in the past, and many of the products that's by it, prevented by the 30th of different countries. so this, if you'll just suspect at the moment on why that gets done, why do i have this on a north coal?

cuz that's why they so vulnerable to these terrace groups. let's say the group a sort of some choice to that, to sort of competing the region, but then it's a matter of about you need to use and i guess that that goes on the same republics within the restroom if the duration ego. so one of the, one of the touch targets because it's a place that's quite por mountain that i and we, the history or to of, of media, tennessee. so it's our media network, some of whom have been involved, you know, struggling in the past and other places including in syria. and so there is, there is some how, you know, a conducive on environment for real quick mind. somebody vision and the activities and recruitment amongst the local population or brought in from outside in this case, it seems that most of the perpetrators where look or at least the names that's where reviewed by the authorities. but that we don't exclude that some of that

might come from abroad in the past when you would get that done by tax that took it in the region, but also some of get them senior bank countries. we often had some sort of asians that's very involved including from us out by john, who was vicki down into them. so it would not be not excluded that some individual to some of these regions or so could that be dental depos? uh, you know, that tex russian troops for he gets a number of medicine is let me see groups in douglas down in the immediate post soviet period and they even declared victory in 2017. so is this just an opportunist attack, or are they now re gaining strengths? i think it's most of all about your needs at tech, but there is a risk as well for a contagion in the, in the region. because asked to meet the network, the dock to you that are so really grievances and um, really tens of being involved and you had in several different countries. that's have the experience of it. them potentially mobilize the mobilize locally so full.

now those are individual that documents, so there are crisis of quite the live enough sophistication which can be quite damaging as wasteful. so i'll do a thirty's. but that would not exclude thoughts. i'm not next to rick here in the future as what i'm, what are the grievances that they face? people say if i have that, they used to justify these attacks. i mean, you have 2 types of uh, of plans. i mean, the brother plans of the group i sorta science gets come from that to them. it's just about fighting everybody yet. so i mean, definitely thing. most games, not most of them, states, not state that does accept war against the getting the world, but those are the official claims. then when they try to recruit adults will try to put on the car grievances. and that includes the live in a small business division. we didn't, we didn't of russia. but that also includes the type of category gm's, that's in biggest them. that's also a 3 30 pm on the types of under type control,

which he thought freedom of expression and so on. so they can build up on those grievances to promote that brought the legend. and when we hear from the kremlin that foreign forces have supported these attacks and they point the finger in particular at ukraine, how much craving should we give those sorts of claims? i don't think the rushing of that, which is believing that one chance if we look at what happened in most cool, that was exactly the same claim. can you should either blame me ukraine, but then you came actually they went after those are already color networks. so they don't have to be leaving that lamb. this is just part of that, put back on the want of russia, again to find enemies and you so, so a way to justify domestically that just using for the wine ukraine. and so to further, just if i type of the wall that the shelves don't just against are going to print, but it has no connection whatsoever. okay, thank you for driving a supervisor. clearly during drivel from the crisis group. thank you.

it's a benjamin that's on yahoo has signal that the intense phase of israel's military operations against homeless and gaza is winding down. these ready? prime minister said they fighting won't stop until the group behind the october 7th era attacks. no longer controls the gaza strip. israel's military now appears to be shifting its focus. northwood says classes with 11 on has belonged melisha intensify. that'll tie up close to benjamin netanyahu despite the political head when he's facing both at home and abroad. but his message will likely disappoint those pushing for us to use foreign goza. and the speedy return of his reading the hostages. gimme a scream, we ask him if there is an agreement, it will be an agreement, according to our terms. and our terms are not to end toward leave, goes on her mazda, as it is, i knew i refused to leave him off. as it is,

of course, we need to eliminate it as fighting alone. isabel's border with loving and heat stop the prime minister signal isabel could scale baskets, operation and golf. uh there's too much i love out soon after the intense phase is finished. cool. so for one hold on, we will have the possibility to have a part of our forces nor efficient is good enough because we have them good talk to show him show on what bike. and we will do that using a hot 1st and foremost, the need for defensive purposes of, on a, one of them, a lot of bites i called to fill out for, for them to, for the a crossbow, detentions have continued to rise since the outbreak of the war with israel repeatedly striking the a rollinback has bla, melisha over the weekend. international observe as of cold for restraint on an open conflict could trigger awhile idaho in the middle east, is rarely defense minister. you go onto his currently meeting with us officials before leaving for washington. he told the press adult. luckily, these meetings,

i will discuss developments on the goals upfront. the level not in front of people, and they have a crucial importance at this time. i'm not familiar prepared for any action that may be required in gaza, lebanon, and other places as well. again, it's relative to the government's handling of the will continue to grow. over the weekend, protest is raleigh, near the headquarters of ness and yahoo! usually crude party, the biggest, so far according to organizes demanding the return of all hostages and an immediate cease fire. meanwhile civilians in gauze, i continued to get quotes in the crossfire full palestinians, including a child among the latest victims of his riley showing on central gauze on monday. will that correspond to and tanya cramer in jerusalem, tell me more about these riley prime ministers remarks to well, it was

a red individually gave you to a local station of writing station here where he said also that he indicated basically that the army was close to complete its offensive and also the city in southern garza. but that didn't mean su, right. the said that the war is over and i thing for postings and garza, they see up on parchment, of course, across the golf as trip. now he also didn't difficulty a timeline of that, but he said that it would mean that fewer troops would be needed and goals and they could then be re deployed in a north, an israel. now what has been really controversial about this interview is that he also said that he could agree to a partial deal. and he's speaking here, referring to a proposal that has been on the table for the past couple of weeks to come to his these fight. it would also see the release of the remaining hostages in garza, but he basically said

a partial deed that would see the release of some of the hostages. so that your very sharp criticism by a group said that represent the families of those hostages and goals. and saying that you basically abandon the 120 hostages that are still being held there, but also from his own format. will cabinet members saying that that that was not what the work having i'd had to decide that there was a clarification from his office later on saying that of course it was him, us that rejected that proposal. and that is of a do everything to bring those hostages home, but we also had no and the 1st reaction from us that they see that he basically rejected this proposal. and people here say it makes it much more problematic. now that both sides, that have not been able to agree to this proposal have to come together as one of the main demands. but how most has been that, you know, there will be a route or timeline for permanent end to this war so that they will agree to this

deal. okay, so we have the, the, the fact that perhaps the movements of he's right, the troops set to that northern border we have is increasing attacks between a has belong and the israel. so does this look like, but the fighting, i'm at it to israel is no, is going to intensify while the husband, a lot of talk by is very efficiency in recent weeks that always have side ones. the offensive and off will actually come to an end. the tension of his road will move to the north and as you right, you said that has been an escalating cross that has been an escalating costs for the tax between his blog and is right in recent weeks. we've seen deeper attacks from israel, in southern living on, but also from hesper law into, into israel. and of course, it is a sense here that uh, you know, this could become a wider reach. so more on there also tens of thousands of is very so if left since

october, 8th, when that has gone out joined somehow the war that said they were the only end that contained when the were in gaza and is really wants to say his ball are pushed back from the border and the has been some, you know, diplomacy going on, trying to come to a solution. we also heard from apartment to send it to now and disregard in this interview. but there is a sense here that this region could be at a, you know, the, on the eve of the, of, of why to reach the escalation from what he's been seeing here in recent weeks. ok, thank you for that tiny crime in jerusalem to india. why the prime minister in there under mode a has taken me out of office the 1st session of the new parliament. mister moody is expected to laugh plans for his 3rd time in office. but we'll have to work in coalition with coalition upon this in a new government after his p j. p policy failed to secure an absolute majority for the 1st time in a decade. recent general election also. so

a resurgence of india's opposition. the new parliament includes many and peaceful, facing criminal investigation, as dw before to show the reports from debbie. the indian shows the new government the some of the b. b party did worse than expected and was forced into a coalition. but there are also other surprises when it comes to the new parliament . almost half of the employees and the cut them session have criminal cases against them. 31 percent of those awful, serious criminal charges like re murder and kidnapping. what's more, since 2009 that has been an increase of 55 percent in the number of m. p. 's facing criminal charges. but candidates are required to declare any of the history been finding the norman nation for the election. but many voters don't seem to care if a candidate has been charged for the crime. in fact, the candidates facing criminal charges were almost 4 times more likely to win than those with no charges against them. in this parliament is

a representation of the country, secular democracy with m. p. 's from diverse backgrounds and religions. but for the 1st time, a governing coordination doesn't include a single muslim mt. despite most things, making 14 percent of india as population as india largest minority. the 2 doesn't listen and peas and the parliament come from the opposition parties. women constitute almost 49 percent of india as population. but the numbers on north much in the parliament, only 14 percent. that is $74.00 of the $543.00 elected and peace of women, which is significantly below the global average. however, there is hope for improvement. last feel a little was boss setting aside 33 percent of feats for women in the little houses of parliament. one downside is that it would be implemented only off to india completes. it's next, the census, and a date for that has not yet been said. last investment, india and john list and i to i because he had asked if mr. moody would have to

moderate he's in do national just agenda. now this, he's leading a coalition government, you know, they had, in the course of the campaign, announced certain steps that they wanted date ritual box of the into agenda one does a uniform. so the goal of the other was, is so you know, one for one nation which means or for spot whether the state phones origin or evictions to because i'm a genius, me so, so those things to he will not be able to get through because he said he does not the numbers anymore environment and he won't have the numbers in either the lower house or the of the house, get these amendments to. so for the moment that these, these things you want to back for. but, but, you know, he is trying to give the impression that the more the 3.0 is a continuation of more the 2.0. he is still the strong leader. he is to the most valuable man. he is still a global voice. and you know,

he's trying to pretend that nothing has changed. so we have to wait and watch and see how the gates this new situation in bolivar. where actually he doesn't have a majority and his defendant of portion by this computer's going to float on task where the off position is a much stronger voice than it used to be. and thought was exactly the point that i wanted to pick up with you. and just, just how much trouble, if you could answer this briefly. how much trouble is the opposition going to make for him? of what, judging by what happened on the 1st day of bolivar and i'm in the run up to the bottom it, i mean, they're all really franky. 2 they bought over the appointed dr. product speaker who's on the job is maybe to swear in the u. n. b, but they fault over that. i'm today on the 1st day of father, the, you know,

fragment this, the more the congress either novel gundy. you know, they will exchanging bob's and uh, you know, brandon, this the movie to be on this for reading bottom and on the opposition said it's, it's then you do to be responsible. the the said that to you is going make saw that friend, that is the multi functions of wanting to the constitution. ok, so interesting fives. i had the problem with that and basically, so thank you so much a part of this for the technical issues. we have the thank you janet and political commentator. i feel like the kids are. thank you. thank you. great look at some of those stories making headlines around the world. now. a fresh unrest has broken out in new caledonia, protest as in the french pacific time, restrict clash with police throughout the day. and many schools remain closed. last month, the funds sent hundreds of police to new kind of doing it after proposed electro reform triggered protests and calls for independence. european union phone

ministers of approved 1400000000 your military, a package for you crates. it's the 1st time proceeds from frozen russian central bank assets will be used to finance a to keep used top diplomatic. joseph beretta has set the funds need to reach a new claim quickly. russia is blaming the united states for what it says was a ukrainian attack on crime mia using us supplied ms files. currently it says it will retaliate at least 4 people over the course of death. more than 150 wounded. some of the injures that being transferred to most coastal treatment. russia also some of the us and box it with i technology developing at breakneck speed experts, a warning of an explosion of deep faith videos online. many people are following fit into their identity is a use to create digital content without their consent, and sometimes with dubious motives, dw, as much with

a woman whose face has been used to make thousands of faith videos. about a month after olga lloyd started who youtube channel, she began receiving some very strange messages. people were asking her if she spoke mandarin. the 21 year old ukrainian initially thought it was a joke, but then she decided to watch some of the videos. people were sharing with her and i saw that this is literally like by face speaking mandarin and on the background i'm seeing kremlin and most go. and i'm like talking about things like how great russia and china r o does image is being used to spread russian propaganda and to sell russian products in china. yeah, she translates one of the videos into english. i really appreciate china. well, everyone else is moving away from rochelle and the chinese behind the flag support

. when other countries reject russian stuff. it's your supports to help her. she needed some you need to get has discovered she has multiple digital delta gang is none of them actually exist. one of them appears to be a russian woman named natasha, says she wants to support rushes, war by selling products from homeland drilling even with needs are all good, saves one company in china told her that some 5000 videos have been created with the face on the platform alone as ex mall is a company in china that develops advanced a i, technology. it's, it's the tech behind such the pike videos is very common in china. the company was not involved in lawyer situation, but the c o jim trying says the videos show just how easy, deep sykes to produce why we walk into it's actually the only i technology and used

to is lips thinking. so a photo and every people don't pay attention to the lips, they may not notice the difference. so we'll catch up with the explosion and the number of deep stake videos appearing online clearly demonstrates how easy they are to produce an expert say as the technology improves, the problem is only going to get even bigger to how big is this problem? what kind of blown crest is a research? it focused on a governance and us china relations at oxford university. this is a many, many multi layered problem. and it will absolutely be a huge responsibility of these platform companies to really take action on mitigating this. but that will be quite different. the cost countries, not just within turnover, but us europe as well. and it will be, it will require much club much corporation with governments. and these companies as

well wouldn't be be dramatically back to if governments were less and numbered with these tech platforms and treat to them more like companies so that they are held directly responsibly, directly responsible. and they have legal responsibility for the content that they've put out there. this is a huge debate across different jurisdictions when it comes to regulating and try platforms, uh, social media platforms especially. so there are difficulties within the us legal system for doing and policing. tons of responsibility directly on, on these companies. it varies highly country by country. and that's a very active debate right now. but moving forward, the platforms are in the best position to be taking events and immediate action on these issues. so we should definitely continue applying pressure across the board

and across countries. okay, so the platforms come take more action is just whether they are forced to buy the jurisdiction in which that operating option. yes, but i also believe that we need to continue executing to these businesses as a society, governments, and through academic research to really offices that emphasizes that it is good business to help protect people's privacy, the authenticity of the information on their sites. and really just make it clear to businesses, it is even in their own financial interest to make sure that they help mitigate this societal problem. and they are paying union seems to be one of the jurisdictions that he's talking this problem had on. i'm introducing lowes to govern many of these, some of these aspects. what sort of job of a doing? do you think you'd that yes, so the use approach to for doing deeps. the pix specifically, has taken

a very transparency, encouraging approach. calling for platforms to level any air generated content that is on the side. this is a step forward, but there's still a lot of work to be done because that does help with digital literacy of people viewing those dis, generated videos and other forms of content. but it does not always prevents the use of actually quickly disruptive or dangerous to individuals privacy, financial security, and otherwise it doesn't stops. and that those videos come from being posted online as we've seen in, in this example control here. thank you for joining us. i, i being such a kayla plum krist from oxford university. thank you so much. i to set you up today because furthers will have more will news at the top of the out of

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