video game music starts fred you are twenty fifth on g.w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin donald trump performs that sending the military into venezuela is an option and his comments come as the standoff there continues with venezuela's rival late is holding separate rallies and no end in sight to the deepening political crisis we'll speak to our correspondent in caracas also coming up to date when he speaks to also a refugee berrisford chinee this week won a strenuous talk literary prize for

a book he wrote on his phone from inside a detention center. and in the listing i leave a course in deal by in munich an unexpected blow deepening the crisis of germany's struggling champions. i'm rebecca read his welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump is turning up the pressure on venezuela's nicolas maduro in a television interview today trump warned that sending troops into the country is an option pressure is coming from europe turkey france and austria say that endorsed self declared interim president if mr rove doesn't call elections by the end of the day and of interest later shipped venezuela has lurched into an economic crisis. venezuela an oil rich country that is economically on its knees

medicines electricity and even food are in short supply. despite its vast oil reserves years of low crude oil prices have left the government's high spending policies in a perilous state as an order the that's provided fertile ground for self-proclaimed interim president twang greedo he's unveiled an economic plan he promises will reverse venezuela's fortunes. but even with venezuelans laboring under the burdens of hyperinflation shortages and poverty president nicolas maduro has been able to stay in office that's jew in large part to support from venezuela's military leader has appealed for the armed forces to abandon the duro but only a few commanders have defected was brought in there's also a struggle going on outside venezuela the u.s. has thrown its full support behind quito even going so far as to leave open the

possibility of providing military backing which is for options for oh as fall options are on the. maduro also has powerful allies he supported by russia and china who are wary of session an example of a north or tearing ruler being deposed with the help of an outside power washington in this case. this old means that despite venezuela's huge economic problems vested interests both inside and outside the country could prolong the political turmoil much longer than some observers told by the well for more let's go to our correspondent in caracas office lanka also thanks for joining me u.s. president donald trump has said that sending military to venezuela was now an option how like go down with them under a cap. well we have seen that mother or aunt has been leading military exercises

exercises in the past week yeah spout to strengthen militia that supporters government other leaders and members government have called upon their supporters just around the country against an imperialist strike against but it's clear out now of the opposition and seeing this as a show of power in front of the nation to demonstrate mother at last i'm sure all over the military because in the past year we have seen small revolts from the military against mother up and yesterday activision general in the us well it's in the asian you flecked it against what he called a dictatorship we saw leaders of their active members follow suit so what could happen if there is an american military intervention depends on how strong the us grasp of the military actually is because of what we saw yesterday from some of the military continues this could lead to a domino effect that could south might do wrong. in that in the following names otherwise we could see clashes which is something nobody. but us intervention would

be good news for one quite white oh and his supporters now wouldn't it. well from what i don't camp we have heard little about their support for an outside intervention other than the humanitarian aid for the good of medicines he is asking the u.s. to sentimental swear when i asked and asked them as one of their lives or to allow this humanitarian aid to enter venezuela and fight against colombian you're rela that have control of some areas in minutes way up that are needed to allow absence in order to distribute this aid he also said that there won't be gathering centers in colombia and brazil now we have seen in social media videos of chains and military heading to the border of venezuela review people's alarm among military intervention or a quarter to one to allow a jewel and to run this well we've also heard rumors that if there is a military intervention in venezuela it would be led by venezuela now with terry that are in exile officers that left the country and getting elected because of

their opposition you could ask my who are we have seen several videos of this of these military in the past week from exile when it's on military pledging support for one way well but as i said these are rumors and it all depends on how strong mother can hold the support of hispanics what does this latest development mean for the bigger picture and asked lana well anything can happen in venezuela that we have seen the other country has become the discords apple between russia and the u.s. and now with both countries dropping the end of nuclear treaty there are three years of what you old war are rising with venezuela acting as a new cuba obviously that's something nobody wants and there's a lot of people putting hope in that one way don't you can regain power of the country in a constitutional way and not through means of force on day devaney

correspondent in caracas thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world francis has involved on the first of a trip to the arabian peninsula by a reigning pontiff he's due to take part in a christian muslim dialogue in the united arab emirates and celebrate mass with the small catholic community day ahead of his visit here the humanitarian aid for people of war torn yemen. in poland a new center left party called spring has been launched aimed at challenging the country's governing right wing party ahead of upcoming domestic and european elections leader of the new party is robot be drawn he made headlines in twenty eleven by becoming the first openly gay m.p. in conservative poland. monsoon rains have caused severe flooding in northeastern australia in the city of townsville thousands of residents were forced to leave their homes and the down holes predicted to continue continue for days meanwhile

the south of the country is suffering from record hate and wildfires. earlier this week richest literary prize was awarded for a book written entirely by text message it was written by this man paris book honey a kurdish iranian refugee who didn't tell the despair of his many years in limbo inside an australian offshore detention center up he wasn't allowed to attend the ceremony in melbourne to pick up his prize he told receiving the award has been business wait it is a big achievement for me for refugees on one side and on and also for all of the refugees and you know the status of people around the war. by my service. we have lost many over the past six years and that's why. i come up our celebration i

come up to celebrate my you know you are walking on the side chipmunks. it's author and refugee. and with me here is day to be reported jarrad raid to tell us a bit more chad tell us a little bit more about this man well. johnny is a kurdish journalist who saw music fled iran and sought refuge in australia after arriving there because of australia's quite hardline immigration policies he was taken to a detention center outside of australia in this case it's cold madness island which is an island administered by new guinea where he's been since twenty thirteen and in the years since then chinese become one of the best known voices from inside a strategy is offshore detention system describing what he says. conditions and human rights abuses there the pictures we're seeing from a documentary he was able to shoot on his fine inside that camp in the center in

not us clearly his finds played a crucial role there and that's how he wrote the book that's right he did it was written by what's up so basically he taught passenger passages and sent them to his translator in australia via what we can see those chunks of text recent here and also a voice miles to his translator who is on me to talk who sent us these screenshots of the messages and eventually they turned into a book called a friend about the mountains writing from man his prison which. describes as the product of five years of imprisonment and systematic torture both on him and other refugees and basically what he's talking about there are the stories that have come from madness and also another detention center cold on the roof of riots of refugees living in humane conditions of refugees even self harming and for his work

he won a prize cold the victorian prize for literature which is. worth around sixty three thousand euros but as you say he wasn't able to actually pick up the prize yeah he said that why why is that the case so it's because of a stray is very hardline stance on. immigrants particularly those like there is but johnny here arrived by bars as well he says because it's trying to deter people from making the dangerous journey by sea to a strat here and for not perspective it's largely works because the barts as they say in australia have largely stopped but it's come under huge controversy it's been much criticised particularly for the effects on children the government's come under huge pressure to take children who have suffered devastating psychological effects from being in they sent is to resettle them and a lot of them and their families being resettled in the united states at the moment in terms of chinese he has been on manna since two thousand and thirteen he's not

sure how long he'll have to be there the center where he wrote the book has now closed but he is still sort of in limbo as he waits to find out what happens for human next two thousand and thirteen such a long time thank you for sharing that story with us. this latest sucker now in buying unique were dealt a serious blow in their rice to catch up with late late as dortmund on saturday they went into the match with laver has an already six point behind that points behind their rivals and champions ended up travelling back to munich empty handed. and i think closer by and heading into this clash captain manuel neuer out injured backup spend all right straight into the action for the first time this season and with just a minute gone there was already panic amongst the back law and. later coups and demanded a penalty but to no avail despite kevin falling short clearly hitting mats hummels

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well you're up to date on date up to news up next world stories of the week and reforms i'm rebecca races in berlin for the entire chain here thanks for watching. how took over more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that it made sense to explain different realities. i'm out here at the heart of the european union in brussels where you have twenty eight different realities.