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in many languages there is a on if for the program we go in there it will be show you have your kids show them with us our innovations magazine for. us from every week and ways of looking to the future from d.w. dot com science and research for. this is due to the news life from the far right is with the power struggle within germany's alternative for germany party delegates the votes for a new hardline leadership bought their congress in the northern city of hot over
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what does this mean for the country and the party that could become the main opposition and germany's parliament also calling up. two female suicide bombers targeted a market in a town in northeastern nigeria we ask our correspondent why militants appear to be increasingly using women to carry out such attacks. and tis the season to rock open war and we take a look at christmas traditions in various parts of the world including in one of the coldest places on earth. i'm donald thanks for joining us well germany's populist and immigration party has elected new leadership in what could signal a further shift to the rise for the alternative for germany may they chose a right wing nationalist alexandr got. and as one of the co-leaders during
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a party conference in the german city of han over run for the post at the last minute after another more moderate candidate fails to win a no votes. well for more on this now i'm going to cross over to our correspondent who is at the party conference in hanover with that this move does that mean that the f.t. are moving even further to the right under this new lineup. yes certainly it's refused to build a fort fire will towards the rights the extreme right in the posse there's a man called john hooker he doesn't really have much of an official function at the national level but he's the man who said things like the holocaust memorial in berlin being a monument to say he wants to rethink german history and now two of his backers are at the very top of the party and having defeated as somebody who's more moderate the lynn leader of the party who really wanted to have
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a discussion on how far right this party should be shifting and whether it shouldn't get ready for some kind of government that really was beaten down here to the surprise of many people in the room even so once again the party has shifted to the right and it signaling quite clearly that without the right wing extremist power block in the party nothing here could get done. but there is the quietest place in the party how divided or united do they stand at this conference. absolutely there was a very divisive spirit here in the room when those votes came in and their first was a split in two rounds of voting between this more moderate and the more right wing camp and that highlights what kind of split there is in this party it's also a rift between east and west to a certain degree and it is something that really calls for more discussion but the
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noises we're hearing from alexander garland who already is the leader of the parliamentary group now is also the leader of the party is that he doesn't really want that he wants to unite the party he wants to build a strong opposition but that is a contradiction contradiction in terms because the two different factions are very far apart here. the f.t. could be called the largest opposition party in the bundestag how could they push how could that happen and how could they push their policies forward. well this could happen if. fails in her current bid to continue the so-called grand coalition with the social democrats she very much wants to do that if that were to be the case the a.f.d. with its thirteen percent in parliament would be the largest opposition group it would have the first right of reply so it would become even more important what kind of tone the a.f.d.
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is introducing on it already introduced a much more aggressive tone and there would also be many key positions in different parliamentary committees going to the alternative for germany and that is very much matters what the people at the top us currently see the a.f.d. in opposition in the long term so we can expect some very tough rhetoric there indeed we can occur flare there at the f.t. party conference in hanover thank you. at least thirteen people have been killed in two suicide bombings in northern nigeria play say two female suicide bombers blew themselves up in the town of borno state one struck at the town's busy market spiller detonated her explosives in the town square no one has claimed responsibility but previous attacks in the area have been carried out by the militant group boko. as you heard there the bombers were female we asked our correspondent in nigeria young philip shelves if militants are increasingly using
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women to carry out suicide attacks definitely so it has become a very common tactic to use women often even teenagers or even children i think there are several reasons for this first of all usually they cause less suspicion even though this has changed a bit and months after the rise of of those attacks but it's also quite simple to highlight the explosive devices underneath the outskirts of the women and we also have to mention that those women usually don't carry out the attacks militarily but they are forced to do so by by the group we have to keep in mind that local sources say that still several thousand women and children kidnapped by boko haram. reporting for us from nigeria and moving on to some of the other stories making news around the world. china has kicked off its
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annual world internet conference inviting top tech c.e.o.'s for talks on the internet future and a message read by a communist party official president xi jinping said china would not close its doors to the global internet but still favorite regulation foreign firms face ties controls in china such as for censorship and surveillance. at least thirteen people have been killed after a fishing boat collided with a tanker and capsized off the coast of south korea the vessel was carrying passengers on a fishing tour rescue divers have been searching the ship for the ship which remained partially above the water. and hundreds of people have been evacuated across southern albania after heavy rainfall flooded thousands of homes at least one person has died and several people have been injured in the last three days flights have also been suspended from the country's only international airport. and
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whereas health organization estimates that more than a third of all women suffer physical or sexual violence at the hands of their partners despite this to to stick the government in turkey wants to weaken laws protecting women from abuse now some activists there are trying to fight back but as we report for one woman health has come to light. the pain is still very real this family is in mourning for a bit of. the thirty five year old was murdered in june this year by her husband. we never imagined that it would go as far as this murder they forced a lot of these be a good was married at the age of twenty after the wedding her husband regularly beat her even when she was heavily pregnant her cousin says this went on for fifteen years but she had goose stood by her husband even when her injuries aroused the suspicion of doctors who called the police she said she had
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fallen down some stairs one night the situation escalated dramatically. her son tells us she left the house in a panic after her husband became violent. my father pulled a gun from the cabinet and loaded it i stood in his way and said please father don't do this during our lives he hit me and use the weapon to push me aside then he left the house. the certitude. he shot his wife to death on the street outside later he told the police his wife had offended his own or at least three hundred forty women have been murdered by a man this year in turkey agree national record the most common reasons jealousy or an imminent separation. pegboard court is a lawyer representing beard family she says violence against women has been on the
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rise in turkey. if a man knows that he could get away with. killing a woman or. hurting a woman he could get away with getting the very last sentence it just it just motivates and gender based discrimination by itself has set limits to increasing of while and against former. this video garnered a lot of attention in the turkish press a man hits a woman riding the bus because of her outfit which in his opinion was not modest enough such incidents are becoming increasingly common in turkey according to these women they say the ruling conservative justice and development party promotes a specific image of women and gives men certain rights over them in addition the government is seeking to water down one of the few laws that protect women from violence that's something these protesters want to prevent. the state sponsors the
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world view that women shouldn't live according to modern day laws but rather according to traditional religious law there's even this believe that at some point women were given too many rights and men are being adversely affected by that. filters cousin said the years joined the demonstration before her cousin was murdered she probably wouldn't have taken to the streets in this way. i wish we didn't have a reason to demonstrate i wish i didn't have to be here today but our loss is so great and the trial hasn't even begun. husband is in custody but six months after the crime there's been no date set for a trial to accuse justice system is overwhelmed but her family hope justice will eventually be served. more than fifty thousand people are still living in shelters
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in bali after being evacuated last week because of signs the island's volcano was about to erupt the volcano has come down over the last few days but i thorazine say the threat of a major eruption has not received us a number of international airlines have again been forced to cancel flights because of ash and smoke. prayers at bally's biggest temple on the slopes of mount where shippers with face masks at the ready to protect them from the fumes and ash being spewed out by the volcano. the island of bali is indonesia's top tourist destination the visitor trade has been hit hard by the travel destruction which forced the airport to close for two days the run up to christmas and new year is normally high season not this year. some guests cancelled when most again began erupting but the worst came after the airport closed almost ninety percent of the guests cancelled their bookings. for
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those who reached bali the volcano was a spectacle in itself. kind of excited. exciting like i've never seen something like this before. but it's fun it's fun to see. not quite so much fun for the forty thousand local people evacuated from their homes many are survivors of mountains lost bigger option which killed more than a thousand back in one nine hundred sixty three. after the volcano stopped erupting last time i went back to my house and planted. and corn crops were good but now it's happening again and. what's happening now is still nothing but then mud flow was coming down from the crater followed by a big explosion. the question now is whether the rumblings of the last week will be followed by a full scale eruption. now i know we're only just into the month of december
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but it is already beginning to look a lot like christmas yuletide traditions are being followed brace it across the globe for light. father christmas with a different part of siberia considered one of the coldest places on earth that's it's december and nearly sixty below in. time for this guy to make an appearance. this is lord of the cold the man who traditionally ushers in the u. christian winter. legend has it that just gonna messages from the arctic ocean every year bringing coal to the land with his icy breath despite his effect on the weather the locals looked happy to see him as he turned on the christmas lights with the help of debt meadows the slavic santa claus. fourteen thousand kilometers away in portugal the weather was mild but the festive spirit just a strong fifty thousand lisbon locals came out to see the christmas lights turned
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on and had their night let up by some colorful street performers. two million lights will eliminate the city until the festive period ends on the sixth of january. but there will be more news coming again at the top of the hour in the meantime you can check out our web site. stories that people the world over t.w. on facebook and twitter update and in touch.
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