the the, this is the, the news life from berlin and authorities in bangladesh and pose a nation wide cafe. and the army is patrolling the streets of the capital dot com. the move comes up to thousands die violence classes. we police do in protest that i'm going straight as ones on overhaul all the way governments jobs distribution. also, i had cyprus max, 50 years since that mediterranean island was split into depending on who you talk to, to put see about a day of celebration or live inpatient. and germany remembers the field assassination plot. it's a kale headlock ac is on the act of resistance. boone, us to please and about to us lessons for today and talk to the relative of the one

of the cons periods. the i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. but this is on the nationwide can if you, after weeks of protest turned violent, military forces on now petroleum, the streets of the capital deca in a bit to restore. com more than a 100 people have been killed in classes. we police, the interest stops it after the government. we introduced limits on who has access to highly sought after the government's jobs. the security forces fill the streets of dhaka. they've been sent in to restore order after weeks of fund dressed. people are being told they can only go out to shop for groceries and now the central government is also disrupting internet and mobile services. for weeks,

students have been protesting against the reintroduction of a quote of system that allocates more than half of government jobs. the women and minorities, the families of good stuff to it doesn't matter is common sense that over 50 percent of the jobs cannot be given a way to quote a holders a normal state cannot be run like this. this the, the protest started out as peaceful and increasingly violent and recent. dave, when police responded with tear gas sound grenades and run because it's getting dozens, i'm injuring 1000. protesters have boned vehicles attacked public buildings and storms. the headquarters of the state broadcast though, crushing the program rather than been shown before. of the i'm just the international phase bundled, they should police have used quote and mostly force against protest to be you know,

go and revise. in particular, the shooting of a bu site. the 1st student who was known to be killed can see the 2 officers were, you know, discharging 12 gauge shot contact him. and we assessed the reduced visual intelligence and the distance between them was 50 meters. so we got a forensic and i need us to look at the test tunes on and it was consistent, but the bird shot. now we consider the use of bird shot, which is a hunting weapon to be completely inappropriate in the use of policing protests that are also reports a for student wing from the ruling faulty of ami league in fighting vitamins. and attacking female testers with directed brutality. who seemed to have really targeted the women and girls. so we had women and girls that told us we thought they would spare us that they wouldn't, you know, attack us. but in fact, they seemed to have attacked them with a particular vengeance. launching, you know, punches and kicks they set on the, on their breasts, bucks and stomachs. anger against such attacks is still room. many say the protests

won't stop until the government abandons. it's called our system. they're also demanding it investigates to students. today site for us is back in 50 years since it was split into in 1974, texas troops invaded the mediterranean island after greece states a brief, cool, 5 days at texas cypriots in the nazi today's on the rest of the liberation from the greek speaking majority, and except for what's in the south view, the dates as the catastrophe outlet to mazda displacement. it's 5 30 am, and people in nicosia wake up to the sound of sirens. mocking exactly 50 years since the start of the dirt, this invasion, which divided them into 2 reigning island. some who joined the greek cypriot president at the end veiling i'll be more than you meant for soldiers killed in the

conflict. so many people in the south. 1974, much the beginning of the catastrophe. you must. the law were here today as we are every year healing? yeah. many times to on are all these young man who gave their life for the freedom of our cyprus. yeah, the city and this get pretty much it's a different picture in the north of the island. many churches cypriots believed invasion, brought them freedom from the greek speaking, the majority and military parade. what stage they have for the territories leaders entered as president read ship, the air, the one uses it. we still do when we came to the 1974 the in a humane attacks, but targeted the existence of attack is cypriots had reached a peak palm. exactly 50 years ago today, one of the rubbish turkish military took a historic step to rip out the deck of it was trying to stop the independence of

the turkish cypriot. the other was the ones you like 15. 1974. the military june 2 nonsense stage, the crew seeking to unite cyprus with greece. 5 days later took his soldiers, landed on the northern coast, eventually occupying a 3rd of the island. a ceasefire was reached with un peacekeepers controlling the buffer zone, the drums through the island and its capital. 9 years later, the turkish republic on northern cyprus declared independence. but it's only recognized by turkey. while the republic of cyprus in the south became any you member in 2004, despite numerous attempts to unite the island, nicosia remains the world's loss divided capital. and the backend powers of greece and turkey are also sleep on the way forward. that's about

crossover out to dw correspondence fi access, talk in athens. hello sophia, how is this the being remembered in cyprus as well? um the state today is known as it's black anniversary or turkish invasion day. and it marks a very significant and tragic event and not only in a separate history, but also in greek history. so the day is remembered with with sadness and it's a day to greece and the celebrations for it. for today's 50, if any of those and versity they, they began and because the early in the morning they will continue until late afternoon. and so they're holding memorial ceremonies to all of those died. so the, and the, and the be to also preview. so there's space for, for stories, for the victims, for the families of the victims. and of course, the speech is also denied from the prime minister from the greek prime minister, who is visiting also media coverage and a various educational programs about the invasions impact as it has been 5,

dec. i think it's now and been mostly, and i think this is the most important thing. it's a reminder that the division of cyprus is ongoing. so it's also hope for reading if occasion. so the site is about to proceed. prevent the difficulties. right, right at cyprus is press events. nicholas christo, do need to assess that for you. and if occasion is the only path forward, but as you alluded to any attack his precedence added, one does not seem to agree. what can we expect between the 2 sides going forward? the air did on a dozen degree and from the greek perspectives. he has been also very provocative with this speech by, by his rates, by the kind of celebrations, greece on the other side of the greek side and the separate side. on the other side . they remain so suddenly committed to the solution of the they were unification of

cyprus. and within the framework, always united nations resolutions and cyprus increased will, will continue to do so. there is no question from changing this position. so we have 2 completely different sides here. and the greek triggers relations are tens for decades. now, this continues for the moment. right? and i'll like that sounds, ask you one more before you go. we had area in the report. a un peacekeeping mission is still in cyprus. how successful has it been in managing the tensions um, it depends from, from the perspective. so when we, when we have the point of view of maintaining peace and preventing violent conflicts between the cypriot and the we've population them. and that has been a significant effort and improvement, especially with the buffer zone. um,

but on the other hand, if we think of the initial goal, the ultimate goal for the verification that we can say that i still divided. and as always, the lines that uh, the cypress clustering is a group in long right. did have you correspondence, sophia, cliff talk in athens. thank you. it's now it's been a 2 years since the field assassinations, lots to kill adult. hitler today, gemini, is commemorating the prize and other resistance memorial center in berlin, for instance, from vaults assigned my i legally read in memory of those involved in the attempt at cool against the nazi dictator. on july 20th 1944, announced a lot of shots that there was this done as well as the reminder not to resign in the face of history. and a moment having found the grand daughter or one of the central fig. yes,

in the conspiracy against it left the an escalation about julie, but fast let's look at what happened a 2 years ago today. on july 29 to 44, a daren plucked also the cause of history unfolded at waltz. la auto fitness headquarters located in what is present, they told him colonel expulsion conference tells him back this time of the father and high ranked officer and the german army. let an attempt to assess and they teach the this illusion by the atrocities of the nazi regime. shut off and back into school, concentrate as planned, operation, bulky, re, down, protective was to kill hitler. seize control of the government and negotiate a peace deal with the allies. on that day stuff and back attendance and meeting with him, carrying a briefcase containing a bump. she positioned the briefcase shortly after stuffing back, left the the device designated expulsion costs. to commit to contend that

particular survivor, slightly injured someone had move the suitcase, reducing the hours of the to say it as a nation, an impromptu, a court martial sentence stuff, and back in several to consecrate us to death. they were executed the same night today despite its failure, snelson best attempt assessing a t h. that is, remember, but many germans as a for existence to the nazi regime, elizabeth ruba is the ground door towel fritz, deep loft grass phone. they showed him that one of the central vegas in the conspiracy against had dropped out to the field f estimation. at times he was arrested and a few weeks later executed. he told us more about head grandfather and his role in the plot. well my grandfather actually had studied law and was a civil servant, but um, he was been in the military and he came from a german harris classic family that was very much involved in the military. so his main figure is awesome. your function,

he's often called the motor of the resistance, was to bridge to build a bridge between these various parts of society, the military, the civil society. he was friends with social democrats. he was one of the people that we have to work with the communists. so he really decided we have to have this big undertaking if the clocks um goes through, we have to make sure that we don't have civil war in germany. so it was very important to get into workers and all kinds of social spears, not behind the plot. and right. all right, right, right. so hobbled, history have changed if your grandfather and about conspirators had been successful as well. i mean, for what i'm saying, many people said this came much too late and these people were just sort of saving their own skills. they knew the war was over and wasn't going to be long. but millions of people actually died in the months afterward. so one of the main

things, what has been that millions of lives that have been changed? right. yeah. how do you feel on a day like today when your grandfather and other members of the resistance on edge by the gym on chancellor and germany's precedent? i feel very happy, i feel we're living in a time where and even our societies are western societies are expressing the democracy of threatened. i think that the people in the resistance can really be yes. and part of the product. understand how we strengthen our democracy, how we go forward in the world that to that is a free world in the world that church has democracy. right, right. there's limited with that. thank you very much for your time and insights. thank you for your interest. so that's all for now coming up how kind of faulty

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