this is d. w. news coming to you live from berlin italy escalates a dispute with its neighbors over migrants the populace government in rome says the e.u. must change the rules on rescues in c. or it will close its corkscrew all of us was carrying refugees also coming up the eastern german city of chemist braces for more demonstrations as far right nationals gear up for another part of. the caste system in nepal has long been a source of social inequality we the women working for change.

hello i'm terry barton thanks for joining us italy's new populist government is stepping up its hardline stance on migration it's calling on the e.u. to change the rules governing the rescue of refugees at sea in twenty fifteen the e.u. agreed that all migrants picked up by its naval mission in the mediterranean would be disembarked in italy or rome is now refusing to honor that agreement and says other e.u. nations must also opened their ports issues being discussed at an informal meeting of defense ministers in vienna. italy says it won't accept migrants like these any more if other you member states don't share the burden currently as part of the u.s joint naval mission in the mediterranean known as operation severe rescued migrants

are brought italian harbors despite rim's objections italy wants other e.u. countries to take on their share of migrants if not they could close their waters to operation sophia's ships. the e.u. is feeling the pressure the issue of how to share the management of migration flows that is not an issue for one single country but is a common european issue this is why we have a european union operation at sea and this is why i believe that even if it's a very difficult discussion. it would be good if member states considered taking more responsibility the three year old mission is supposed to clamp down on people smuggling and illegal migration across the mediterranean but it has also rescued people off the living coast and to live it them to italy around fifty thousand so far that's too much for rooms hard right government some e.u. member states say the problem is not with operations of fear the misuse of the

operation severe doesn't have a problem it works well and has the important task of combating people smuggling and training libyan coast guards the problem is the dublin regulation it needs to be solved irrespective of whether we have the operations of fear which should continue to run. the vital. under the double regulation asylum seekers of the responsibility of the countries where they first enter the new around seventy thousand people made it to the e.u. by the mediterranean route this year that's a relatively small number for an issue that challenges the bloc's unity. barbara basler is covering the e.u. defense ministers meeting in vienna and joins us now from there barbara the meeting has just wrapped up i understand were the ministers able to find any common ground . absolutely none terry other than they say that the mission's afia is important for the security and the securing off the external borders of the

european union which may be true however. it's in the position of italy actually puts this mission in doubt it runs till the end of the year but as things stand now the naval vessels of the other european countries participating in sofia could not disembark in you more in italian ports from next week on if something if an interim solution is not found or if they don't sort of circumvent the problem that means they can't really pick up any more migrants in the mediterranean in the mediterranean for the next weeks and months so the situation is really it's runs in circles the states of head and heads of state and government will have to deal with the dublin. regulation any more again they will have to sort of figure out an interim solution we've been there before terry numerous times and things simply aren't moving forwards so what does this mean barbara for the future of the e.u. use migration policy. it means in fact that the external borders of

the e.u. become more and more important principle it's they can't be bridged anymore people can't get into the e.u. anymore and that is something that is really in the in the sense of that is really something that the hardliners the right wing extremists and populists all these parties in europe that we see now in different governments really want i mean that's in their sense that's what they really want to achieve and it means that spain for instance now will have to deal with migrants coming from iraq for america more and more and that the route across from libya will be more or less the finished it's of the of course says that's a good result but for the european union it means that is really just failing in the face of this migrant crisis that has diminished but of course there are still

a lot of people trying to reach european shores and they will not be able to do so anymore and the deep divisions in the e.u. are getting ever deeper the divisions between more liberal countries and more right wing populous countries that is something that is quite clear here barbara thank you w's barbara basal there in vienna. well here in germany right wing groups are again expected to take to the streets of the eastern german city of camden's some twenty people were injured earlier in the week when around seven thousand protesters many of them porat nationalists clashed with left wing demonstrators after a man was stabbed to death here's a look at what life is like caressed events of kemet or violence and hatred of foreigners has dominated headlines for days. snapshots of daily life in chemists to look cool runs a cafe in a not center it's

a bit of an ivory tower he says here things are fine. but he also knows the city has a problem with right wing radicals. we don't see marauding bands of murderous nazis in the streets every day but things happen and the instrumental lies it and use it as a pretext to whip up a crowd. last sunday eight hundred took to the streets in response to the killing of a man the night before on monday the far right scene mobilized about five thousand demonstrators and they were not just locals the rally wasn't about mourning the dead man it was a protest the state premier of saxony is coming to candidates later today to hold a town hall meeting. in ghana what would you like to tell him about what's been going on here. before that he's totally misunderstood the situation and that he's out of his depth this is given the right wing radicals of platforms and they're rallying their forces it wasn't just people from committee on monday but from all

over germany i find out painful the student will be is there a general sense of frustration among local people are there problems with refugees here this man's answer shows how rejection of neo nazis and concern about the presence of foreigners in kenya it's not always so far apart but what's it like living here. this is not what i expected i like to sit in the park when the weather's good but i see more and more foreigners there and they behave as if the time belongs to them. they don't sit on the benches but on the backs of the benches with their feet on the seats drinking beer. that's not acceptable so i'm not a right winger but it bothers me it's just not right the simply shift to solution to some kids in. a city theater company is rehearsing for a video with dunn says from twenty four countries we ask if they feel they're under

threat they say no. but in fact. it's not that simple. to tense up or to completely tell them they should try to avoid any possible problems if they go home late they should go home together or not alone of course they're all trying to cope with the situation. it's not easy in kenya it's living together takes practice we have some catching up to do. most people we talked to here say they want to have nothing to do with the far right demonstrators but there is something that bothers them they feel marginalized the mail office and analysis. just the city has changed it will take a while for some particularly the elderly i would say to get used to the way things are now days it's different now. and in the meantime nobody seems to have an answer to that question what with all the heated debate the thirty five year old killed on saturday night is no longer the focus of attention flowers and candles but no crowd

of mourners. or from our latest developments let's cross over to our political correspondent nina joins us from our parliamentary studios nina or the empty foreigner incidents that we're seeing kennison elsewhere in the country also happening elsewhere in saxony also helping elsewhere in the country. well sadly we have heard of at least one incident where a syrian man was beaten up after he was insulted with racist comments by three german nationals and he ended up in hospital this happened in a different state so it's not just confined to saxony but of course what many critics are saying is that parties like the far right say of. helping to change the mood and helping change the public debate changing the language and then those critics are saying that what is then happening is that right wing extremist groups take that as a sign and acceptance of extremist acts so even if the a.f.d.

party doesn't really call to act violently and this is seen as a contribution. the regional leader there in section the state premier. he's holding a town hall meeting in cannes that sort of football stadium today what can he do to calm the situation. has come to come it's as part of his charm offensive essentially it's part of a citizens' dialogue where he wants to talk to the people to understand why his party the conservatives lost search tremendously to the far right party which i've mentioned in last year's federal elections let's not forget that in some parts of saxony the a of the strongest party and they look set to gain a lot more votes even in the state elections coming up next year some coming to candidates will talk to thousands of people they see evening in a football stadium now whether that is a suitable platform to come tensions that remains to be seen and there will also be

counted administrates by the far right there's been a further development of like to pick up on. a legal leak of an arrest warrant connected to the chemist's killing of the warrant contain the name of one of the suspects and revealed that he is an iraqi national it was published on a number of far right websites sparking widespread suspicions of links between german police and xenophobic demonstrators you know what more can you tell us about this leak. this is an extremely unusual case you said it leaking warrants like this is illegal in germany offenders can go to prison for up to one year they can face heavy fines so this doesn't really happen very often and police are investigating in fact they've searched the house of a member of the regional parliament in bremen west german states who posted they swore

and on his what on his facebook page he has since deleted those facebook post and this member of parliament in bremen is a policeman by profession currently he's working as a full time politician he has not commented on it yet but of course this does raise the concern again about far right sympathizes with in german authorities nina thanks for that d.w. political correspondent nina hasa. now to some other stories making news around the world today the un's syria and boy stuff on dimiss turia has offered to travel to the province to make sure civilians can leave through humanitarian corridors or for an expected battle for control their city is bracing for greater violence than it is already experienced and dimmest sorich called on russia iran and turkey to delay any campaign there. and

rescuers in myanmar are struggling to reach thousands of people stranded after yesterday's dam failure in the boggo region state media say waters unleashed by the dam have blocked a major highway and driven more than sixty thousand people from their homes the incident has highlighted safety concerns about dams throughout the region. now for centuries the caste system in nepal has discriminated against members of the lowest hindu caste known as doll it's their access to jobs and education is limited and they are often treated as inferior by members of the other castes now and n.g.o.s hoping to improve the fate of one group of dalat women by teaching them to farm as can be and should so reports from nepal the hope is that this will also lead to bigger changes. sobel saw me has never had it easy she lives in a tiny hut with her husband and son near kathmandu every now and then she works as a day laborer

a construction sites or in the fields earning the equivalent of three or four year olds she is happy but one thing really bothers her. abi apathy and it hasn't hasn't dallied to woman i face many problems living here i'm a day laborer when i want for someone in an upper cost house they usually don't give me free room and i have to go to a cafe at the café they also need to eat my nail outside and rinse off my dishes myself. into a new caste system are considered the lowest of the low that often means being denied access to education and jobs and above all a lack of respect to the village of ravi opi is a two hour drive from kathmandu. lives here she belongs to me jar cast the mountain doll it's her husband left last year searching for a better job now he works in malaysia he has never met their daughter.

the mullet lunch she used to mainly tend to the household but recently her life took an unexpected turn an international climate protection and development organisation began providing agricultural training to women in the region giving priority to those whose husbands have left to find work. a project coordinator from the local n.g.o.s his regular visits today he's showing the women the correct way to plant tomatoes. when really practical how to grow the plants or how they can stand the. sight stronger by a pretty sight so you smart it for getting them. organizing some parts practical training already peerless course so this is how we are training these awards. for many local da it's the program has been a boon the district administration believes that giving opportunities to the lowest

caste is long overdue. that some are stuck with the caste system in nepal follows the centuries old. it divide society into forecasts with delhi it's at the bottom. have long been part of our labor force according development and improving society in our society is undergoing very rapid change it's becoming more inclusive this old caste based way of thinking will be eradicated very soon. and the dalai its own so off to mystic they fear the longstanding discrimination they face won't change any time soon yet many nepalese especially the younger generation dream of a country without a caste system the village of culture based where the project was launched shows what this future might look like the local women a lot of them have joined forces their farming operation is thriving and every day traders come by to pick a fruit and vegetables. the project originally aimed to prepare local women for the

impact of climate change but the women soon took charge themselves ignoring caste distinctions and the process. it's a battle for dignity and respect and a possible future without a caste system. now to the case of ugandan politician bobby wine the united nations' outgoing human rights chiefs has said he's deeply concerned about allegations that authorities in uganda tortured wine and several other politicians detained on treason charges winds case has touched a nerve in the country a high profile challenger to uganda's longtime president yoweri ms seventy one was arrested in mid august after stones were thrown at the president's convoy he was released on bail earlier this week on crutches. julie is reports on how you get in so benching their prostrations over the case and what they think of the

man who is taking on uganda's political elite. shortest in uganda's capital. the focus of the be more strategic this month known as bobi one artist has demanded his release after hearing about his alleged torture while under are raised. in an interview will be one toward d.w. about his role in uganda supporting ticks nobody should look at me as a messiah nobody should look at me as a solution i'm just part of the puzzle and you're out there that i was that is watching me he also part of that puzzle i cannot do it unless if we choose to do it together and yes that is this solution because if we are to attain. what we want as a country they need to give that. a large majority of ugandans population is under

twenty four and many see they thought the six year old hopes to as they have voice so when i look at bobby when he's presenting me. is a voice of me as a youth because me too and we use because what he's saying is real and it is there and you've seen where i will be going to come from politically and socially he speaks a lot of things and but naturally speaking i wouldn't. say that he inspires me like. i'm going to the streets on doing whatever he has been doing because there are other ways of handling things yeah but very present my voice really represents my voice because he talks about the things that affect. and he's a you with he talks about unemployment education or option despite the supports a but b. one enjoys especially among young people mainly because brittle campolo present during the seventy's government seems to have a different perspective of their margin politician who is also bottling treason

charges in court does a bit of who love the moment and i don't think it is largely that that his interview does as a president to be your of course there's been a lot of framing around events our own him. by his p.r. group and he's the handlers where he's been portrayed largely as a victim but this is just a fleeting moment and it will probably pass. will be one was voted to parliament last year in a by election where he defeated four challengers including one backed by president massive in less than two years in office the singer has been strongly critical of governments. anyone who is a serious politician needs to sit back and evaluate that quote is will

be weighing reprise into when he talks about people power you know what is he trying to say is in there any. wait. expressing to the right and shouldn't be a pretty good kid. on. the rig a star has enjoyed more than fifteen years of a successful music. making it in entertainment has been an uphill struggle but challenging a government that has been in power for forty two yards proved to be his biggest struggle yet. was. a big problem with the margin time peso crystal terrine certainly not a good day for argentina's currency it has fallen to a record low against the dollar with investors reacting to president mari so mockeries appeal to the international monetary fund to speed up some burst minutes from the country's fifty billion dollar credit line now uncertainty over inflation

and economic downturn and budget deficits have sent the peso tumbling forty percent since the beginning of the year everything is getting pricea food an interested t. buses schools this year inflation in argentina is expected to reach around thirty percent and at the same time the peso continues to full since the beginning of the year the argentinian currency has lost forty five percent of its value against the dollar the country's central bank has spent weeks desperately selling off its currency reserves in an attempt to stabilize the peso but to no avail nor has president rees appealed to the international monetary fund to speed up disinvestments from the country's fifty billion dollars credit line foreign investors and the public have lost faith. and we're going to put it in though the money it doesn't trust the government and especially its economic team and i think that if the finance minister and the central bank president don't step aside very

soon things will get much worse it's not a case of poor economic decisions the main problem is that those in charge of lost credibility if they're going to get it going as you know. go for gold is at the moment. and yet until recently the center right president was seen as a dynamic reformer he opened up for trade and investment attracted companies to the country all paid full with foreign capital but it's not clear whether the loans will be repaid debt payments of almost twenty five billion dollars on next year rising interest rates in the u.s. one reason for the crisis it's now more lucrative to pump cash there and that's not just affecting argentina the ruble the south african rand the turkish lira and the brazilian real old plummeting political conflicts are making things worse argentina may have further to full protests against the government growing and the

nation's biggest unions t.g.t. says it has strikes planned to. let us bring in our financial correspondent paul briggs here standing by the frankfurt stock a strange fall when the currency of an emerging country comes under pressure other emerging markets are also suffering that's been the argentina the pacer losing out we're also seeing in india the rupee is dropping and also we've got oh yes south africa the rand now why are all these currencies losing their values because all of these countries depend on the dollar loans in turkey was the private sector in argentina it is the government and with rising interest rates in the us it is more difficult for those for these current. treaties to get money and the interest is are going to continue to rise as long as the u.s. economy stays strong and on top of that the u.s.

sorry the federal reserve is pulling out fifty billion dollars a month so that that money is just gone from the market and that makes the situation even worse and fog and you know the president is calling for more and quicker help from the i.m.f. what do investors think how bad are things in argentina and can they be fixed. well they're not hopeless but they are concerning the drop of the peso seven percent yesterday was the biggest drop that one day drop in the history of it's the or since it's been free floating twenty fifteen. the inflation is really high it's going to come down to whether he can reinstall faith in his government in what he is doing to get people to once again believe in his ability to fix this. reporting from the frankfurt stock exchange paul thank you so much. and

a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here on w. italy is calling on the e.u. to start rotating the ports where migrants disembark under current rules all migrants rescued at sea by the emus naval operation notices company shore in italy but rolled once the burden to be shared among other member states. you're watching the dollar news coming to you live from berlin we have a fresh bulletin coming up at the top of the hour from now for me the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching.

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