[000:00:00;00] the, this is dw news line from berlin. dozens of people have been killed and a hundreds more injured in protest and bangladesh student demonstrators, you're calling for civil disobedience in demanding that the prime minister step down after a deadly police cracked down on protesters. also coming up, fears, grow over the prospect of a wider conflict in the middle east. several countries urge their citizens to leave 11 on as tensions in the region continue to mount. in israel, 2 people are killed in a stabbing attack in a city near tell of the,

the, and a warm welcome to you, our viewers around the world on michael. okay. local media or reporting at least 50 people have been killed as renewed protests sweep across bangladesh. the demonstrators are demanding the resignation of prime minister. shake has seen a young ras has prompted officials to shut down internet access. protesters blamed the government for the violent police crackdown understaffed last month that left more than 200 people dead in marjorie's against government job quoted, the demonstrators are now calling for a country wide disobedience movement where citizens are being asked not to pay their taxes or utility bills i asked a tech be a who to from amnesty international, how wide spread and effective that could be in terms of that civil disobedience movement. i mean,

it could be that has the potential to be extremely effective given the very x of all the talk. so ship and i'll make position of on the dish for, for, and reserves have been depleting a rising cost of living and also migrant workers whose sense of lucrative amount of remington's, of also mobilized to organize a remnant has instruct us to all these could really trigger a severe economic crisis, unbundle there's and i must mention that and then a history of funders is independence. it is a civil disobedience and movement that's let's do. the venture of independence have found the vision in 1971, so it has a deep seizures. uh, you know, practiced within the rubric a found at this point. well, taken the attack there, you might call this a new wave of protest observers called the police is conduct before brutal. are we seeing better conduct from the authorities now as well after the protector is returned to the streets? and in the past week, there was a period of relative calm where we didn't see much bloodshed. but today's news is of course,

very hiring again because we're seeing the comparable levels of killings network in the initial space. so we've seen reports that people are being admitted. scores of people are being admitted with bullet injuries. so my sources underground still say that protests are remain armed with only stick, swing shots, and breaks. and we must remember that bundle. this is a country where the security forces enjoying almost total monopoly on the use of firearms. but there are reports suggesting that ruling party activists like to bundle the shop to lead have access to fly around to about story concerning as well . so we will of course, only know the extent to which unlawful force was used once we've had a chance to verify that for now, the reports suggest, again, uh, you know, an increase in the bloodshed that we've witnessed as earlier as well. and we urge an immediate end to the use of this unlawful force. understood, the government had promised to investigate the pass cracked down of police. has

that happened and do you trust them to do it objectively? a well, under a square, a significant concerns about the possibility of an independent investigation and bundle this year, i might point to the fact that the rule of law index, which is a global measure rance bundle, is almost at the bottom of 142 frontiers at 127, you know, people, civil society members have called for an independent joint investigation because they have no faith in a domestic judiciary. the case of, i will say it was the 1st known student to be killed as quite telling um, so it was clear from the evidence that was available because of the video that was captured have a good shot and by police. but eventually they had arrested a 16 year old student, a high school student accusing him of being killed, killing abo sites. it's only after massive backlash that they eventually released him. and then just yesterday, they suspended to police office. that's the case alone. it was quite emblematic in the possibility of independence or impartial investigation. i must also add that we

have now seen lots of students being arrested and you know, so, so, so there are, this is the match, the rest that we are currently seeing. also effects the people's lack of, you know, a trust in an independent investigation. what i'm hearing is there is not a reservoir of trust there at all. a prime minister shake has seen a requested protest or sit with, with, with her for constructive dialogue. is there a chance for reconciliation, or are we beyond that point? as well as stepped words of the protest? leaders are anything to go by. they've set the time for dialogue has ended. i mean so they are quite adamant under one time demand. in fact, reconciliation would probably only be possible if a neutral, you know, arbiter kind of oversaw the process does. in fact, just to date, as long as you never stick. a teacher's network published a demand for an in term of governance mechanism that would be comprised of the students,

leaders and protests leaders and civil society members. so it seems like you mean they've been very categorical. if you see their words, they are looking at this as a liberation movement for liberation. and so yeah. got it. that is a tech people who don't nbc international, regional research or for south asia. many thanks you sir. thank you. a brief look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. ukrainian presidents, a lot of mr. lansky says his air force has started deploying f. 16 fighter jets. he made the announcement at an air base plank by 2 f sixteens that you asked me jets are being supplied by denmark, belgium, the netherlands in norway. until now ukraine had been relying on an aging fleet of soviet era war plants. in pakistan, a glacial lake has burst. river banks unleashing a torrent of money, water into the countries north into trouble. reaching the flood waters destroyed

a bridge washed away crops and damage pipelines and power plants. the arrival of the monsoon season has far deadly flash floods and land slides across south asia. in the past week, the 2 people have been killed and 2 others wounded in a staffing attack in the city of holland. near tel aviv is really police, a responding officer shot and killed assess spectrum. they describe as a resident of the west bank. fears are growing of a wider conflict in the middle east. jordan's for administer is to hold talks and iran at mid increasing tensions across the region. t ron has been reading its response to the killing of the political leader from us. a group considered a terrace organization by many countries. really, on sunday, the lebanese militant group has the fire dozens of rockets into israel. in response to recent is really air strikes. rock and fire lit up the sky and lebanon,

as has blo lunch barrages of ordinance at neighboring israel. across the border, israel's iron dome system intercepted the rock at this time, at least there were no reports of damage. a lot of acrobat observers here the reason killing of senior hamas and hezbollah leaders could have moved the needle closer to open conflict between israel and hezbollah. and it's a rainy and bankers as tensions ratcheted up long lines are forming, that they roots international airport. the u. s. the u. k. and other governments are urging their citizens to leave lebanon as soon as possible. the was embassy, lebanon told it. citizens to leave on any ticket available after several airlines suspended and canceled flights to be route. yes. i'm very, very scared. but i'll pull myself together and go. i've already booked a ticket. now at the airport, they're saying it's going to escalate. okay,

so i'm scared, honestly, i'm very scared to type in them. i'm scared. i won't be able to leave this country of dying here. and yeah, i'm scared. meanwhile and gaza, the violence continues unabated. this was the scene after and is really striking on a school compound is real claims. the school was being used as a from us weapons factory but local officials say the building was housing thousands displaced by the fighting. 6 the war after they struck, we came here and found the school and the houses completely destroyed. and when i'm, they have a people who were injured size of a wire on the streets behind the school. i never killed an engine. people many is really is, are calling for an into the finding and a deal to bring home the hostages still held by him us and gaza. but with

negotiation seemingly stalled intentions rising, that's looking increasingly unlikely for now the w's. tanya kramer is in jerusalem and joins us now, tonya, as israel readies itself, or retaliatory attacks from iran orange proxies. we understand that in a meeting today, probably ministry benjamin netanyahu told his cabinet that israel was prepared for any scenario, any sense what they're expecting as well. i mean, we don't know exactly what that valuation would look like. we know for certain that iran and has people have said that they have all to retaliate or we don't know the scope. we don't know the timing. we don't know what targets they're going to choose . but the different scenarios that are being discussed in is rather one of them. you can take it from statements from avon, you know, officials, but also from the speech from has the, has on us got along with said that, you know, indicated that strikes could reach much deeper into as well,

that they might not be bound test to military targets. or to the noise of is probably what we've been seeing here in recent months. those costs for the strikes between has been a and is a also that could involve multi front attack. so that means that it runs parts as an allies in the region could join in. so we would have been has 4 law would have to. who's these in human it would have to she admissions for me voc, also some of from a syria attacking israel. now of this reminds many people in israel, of the attacks in april by iran, direct to talk at the time james and miss. so it's been launched at is while at the time they were mostly intercepted by with a hub of a correlation and by the ad defends. but there is a sense here that this response of this retaliation could, could be much more forceful this time. and of course, and it also depends what is what i will do then in the event of such

a retaliation. so it's a very, very great moment of uncertainty here. antonia, at this point, it's clear israel has to worry about multiple friends. can they deal with that? i mean, probably minister benjamin netanyahu stated a send it over again. you know what he always says, that is where it is prepared for any scenario. and somehow with these strikes in the roots, but also into around all there is one has not taken officially responsibility for that last one. you know, it shows that somehow he is willing to intensify this conflict. i mean, we've seen those cross border attacks. it was some sort of equation or, and were sort of contained between has spell on israel. but this seems to have a change now. and it sends a message to iran and it's all eyes that is rather, is not afraid to open another front, but is what it needs its allies, especially the u. s. they have said they move some assets to the region,

but also other regional partners. and it's very much concerned a 2 countries, cnbc now the other day and for administer, holding a talks in or expecting to hold, talks into wrong. that is very much the concern that this could spill over. and this could lead to, by the escalation, dw, is trying to create a reporting from jerusalem. many, thanks to the paras olympics now and us giving this simone biles dominated the women's volt final to wind her 3rd gold metal at these games. bio scored $15.00 on her, your chunk, a double pike, to beat out at becca and drug of brazil, and claim her 7th ever olympic gold and box are you mind? elisa is guaranteed at least her bronze medal after making it through to the women . 66 kilogram semi finals. how the fate has been at the center of

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