this is deja vu news live from berlin china as far away goes on the offensive the tech company is suing the u.s. government it says that a law limiting its access to the american market is unconstitutional. also coming up persona non-grata venezuela's government expels a german ambassador daniel cleaner for backing opposition leader one why don't germany says why those still has its final wavering support of natural beauty and a manmade conflict the himalayan valley of kashmir takes center stage again and

a long running dispute between india and pakistan our correspondent meets people there who say that all they want now is peace. and images of child sexual abuse on the dark net a german court is expected to deliver a ruling in the case of four man accused of operating one of the world's biggest child pornography platforms the prosecution is demanding prison sentences of several years. i'm sumi so misconduct thank you for joining us. chinese tech giant to while away is suing the united states for limiting its access to the american market for telecom equipment huawei is challenging a u.s. law that labels a company a security risk and bars federal agencies from buying its telecom products hallways legal challenge comes at a critical point for trade negotiations between the u.s.

and china. for years while way has sought to reassure the world of two things that it is not under the control of the chinese government and that it doesn't spy on consumers. a shift in tone from defense to accusation u.s. government. it hurts our servers and just storing our you merril's and. allegations of american government interference and theft of corporate secrets while ways message to the united states we can play the blame game two hours before the announcement the backdrop to what's becoming an ever escalating dispute while waves chief financial officer among wang jew leaving her house in canada for an appearance in chorus she's been

detained in the country since december accused of helping her company violates u.s. sanctions on iran she claims the arrest violated her rights and is politically motivated. while ways decision to sue the american government to a ready high cost conflict the u.s. effort to get allies to shun the firm threatens to bar the company from major markets and puts billions of dollars of investment in super high speed five g. networks that risk it also adds tension to an already complicated trade relationship between the world's top two economies. monica jones from good of you business has been following this story for us hi monica this is now going to the courts far away says it's being unfairly discriminated against what do you make of that it just gets more and more interesting by the day sumi this whole you could surmise like what goes around comes around i mean that is an interesting shift in tone certainly so far because these accusations are not new and so far away has

taken a very defensive stance even though it was accused of having far too close links to the chinese government's you know doing everything at beijing's. be haste spying on customers stealing corporate secrets and so forth i mean very strong allegations so far away was sort of very you know almost gentleman like about it very quiet dramatic shift in tone now it's suing the u.s. government saying that the ban the u.s. government has implemented is unlawful pointing out rightly so that the u.s. has so far failed to actually provide any evidence for the accusations and i think that is very interesting also saying that the u.s. is with its actions misleading the public and i think there we get to the core of what's happening now because your way knows what's at stake is a very successful company it is the world's largest a second largest smartphone provider and it is the leader in five g. technology which is highly sought after the whole world needs it just remember that

five g. fast internet absolutely necessary in order to have smart mobility smart cities automated driving without five g. you can forget about all this so all the big nations of course want to have five g. she way is the market leader there but doesn't do any good if the world doesn't trust she a way then it might just have to resort to the chinese market and obviously that's not its interest for it so the rhetoric is ask we can't forget this comes at a time where the u.s. and china are trying to talk their way out of a trade dispute essentially what this war weighs move mean for those talks when. officially they are not part of those talks but of course if a chinese company is suing the u.s. government at any time not just now doesn't go down too well it is very sensitive and it is highly political and it will certainly weigh on those talks the former

adviser of the obama administration i think only last night even sort of almost gave donald trump a compliment that he's sort of having an edge in those talks over china so let's see how this now moves with this new element of your way basically signaling hold on you know you can't just go on lashing out against us because we have an ace up sleeve and that is the five g. signal logy and we're not that forgiving so you might need us as much as we need you all right monica johns from did have you business following this thank you so much for your analysis. now to some other stories making news around the world thailand's constitutional court has ordered the dissolution of a major opposition party for nominating the king sr as its candidate for prime minister last month princess not withdrew her candidacy after her brother the king issued a royal order against her nomination the decision to ban the party comes just two

weeks before thailand's general election. a french court has found the country's most senior catholic cleric guilty of covering up sexual abuse allegations cardinal philip home was handed a six month suspended sentence for failing to inform authorities about accusations against a pedophile priest that priest has confessed to abusing boys in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's and will be tried later this year. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg says his company plans to shift its focus to private messaging services in a post on his own profile page doc oberg said the company would encrypt conversations on more of its messaging services and make them compatible but he cautioned that the details of his plan could change as facebook consults experts throughout this year. just present donald trump says he will be very disappointed if it's confirmed that north korea is working on its missile program that's after a u.s.

think tank published satellite images of purporting to show pyongyang is rebuilding a dismantled test site analysts say north korea began the work after the failure of last week's hanoi summits. are venezuela's government has declared germany's ambassador persona non grata and is demanding that he leave the country the foreign ministry accuses daniel cleena of interfering in venezuela's internal affairs that's after he expressed support for opposition leader why don't germinate is among the country's backing why those bid to oust president nicolas maduro. lonely freedom says this lawmaker thanking germany his words applauded by deputies in venezuela's opposition controlled national assembly. germany backs one quite as venezuela's legitimate leader. it seems that's one reason the government of his rival nicolas maduro has told the german ambassador to leave the

country. this regime the disease power has no right to declare anyone persona non-grata this is simply a threat and that's how it should be same by the free world the german ambassador and his country have helped bring in humanitarian i. mean it seems the madeira regime won't tolerate anyone who wants to help venice why la. i wouldn't say that the german envoy was among a group of diplomats who met quite at the airport on his return to caracas on monday helping him evade arrest. so far daniel crean a is the only one of them to be expelled the government accusing him of meddling in internal affairs germany says this kind of pressure won't work. judge a book just like you'll have to determine government has decided to recognize one guy do as interim president who should bring about free fair and democratic

elections in venezuela this. is completely income prehensile reaction will in no way change our positions are still live. and quite as most important back steps up its campaign to topple madeira. the united states will revoke seventy seven visas including many officials of the duro regime and their families we will continue to hold them to during regime accountable until labor todd is restored in venezuela. matures expulsion of a western diplomat and the tightening of u.s. sanctions it's just the latest round in the battle between madeira and his opponents abroad. as venezuela's political crisis deepens our political correspondent hans brunt is tracking this story for us hi hands of the german foreign minister has said is in comprehensible that mother lois regime would

declare the german ambassador persona non-grata but is it because germany has been very vocal with its support for one guy though the opposition leader. yes indeed in the last few weeks couple of months germany has again and again criticized the duras regime and emphasize that it sees one guy joe as the legitimate interim president often as a way that was also reaffirmed by the foreign minister in his reaction to this expulsion of the german ambassador that leaves germany in something of a bind why don't himself in an interview with the german media has said today that germany should ignore this decree by madhura because it does not recognize the dura as president if germany does that obviously it leaves the ambassador in a very difficult situation so what germany has done now is that it has say that it is recalling its own ambassador from venezuela for consultations back to berlin

that's the compromise that's been taken at the moment but has germany is by far not the only country to publicly support those so why is germany here being singled out in a some basket or being expelled i think it has something to do with the role of the ambassador himself when more than a dozen ambassadors met. the caracas effort in venezuela on monday well coming back to venezuela and preventing him basically from being in a race that by supporters of the dura the german ambassador in some sense emerged as a kind of spokes person for that group of investors and i think of him as well and government under all the of the dora's side of the government needed to find some way of reacting to that situation at the airport basically that picked on the german ambassador in the first reaction as their. punishment basically for what happened in month on monday at the port why has venezuela's political crisis become so important to germany. well germany sees itself here very much as part of western

alliance the european union in the first row and then of course cooperation with a large number of other countries including of course of the united states canada and a number of south american countries one also has to see that germany is in the united states a united nations security council at the moment where a number of resolutions from the waist criticizing them with their own government putting pressure on that have been blocked have been vetoed by russia and china so what we're looking at here is basically an international confrontation around a country that off the wall is quite strategically important we have to remember that venezuela is one of the very largest producers of of all in the world so it's a confrontation that goes way beyond germany and venezuela it's a confrontation between the west and china and russia internationally. reporting there thank you very much you're watching news still to come on the program

child sexual abuse images on the dark net a german court is set to rule on the truck in the trial of four men accused of running one of the world's indian administered kashmir tensions are already running high between india and pakistan after an attack on indian troops in the region in february the disputed kashmir region is at the heart of a decades old dispute between the two nuclear powers our correspondent sonia found the car sent us this report from srinagar the summer capital of indian administered kashmir. cushnie it's a battle guys patrols visitors from all over the world. but ever since a major terror attack and strikes by india pakistan they've stayed away quickly the region's key tourism industry. has been fending people across. into chicago a typical meal bought since he was

a young boy. the recent oh boy has scared away his clients and dismayed to the openings. for seven hundred there are about four thousand here five all lost business is a terrible situation. shafi misprints have seen the income wax and wane over the years. in line with the militant attacks protests and crackdowns that really inflame tensions in the indian held parts of the region. i don't know what the problems are between india and pakistan kashmir is passed between them like a football is just used politically economically as a result or. it's a sentiment shared by many on the streets of srinagar indian administered kashmir soldiers are everywhere the recent war games between india and pakistan have added to the sense of bunnies no one was willing to speak out on camera why tensions

between india and pakistan are winding down after last week's aerial strikes a climate of fear prevails in the heavily militarized valley here in downtown srinagar shops and businesses are open today after days of intermittent strikes and . causing major disruptions to public life. rio's bonnie's first thought was to stock up on rice if you will when tensions erupted over kashmir last week because the us. has been through decades of shutdowns and go fuse. and even started his own kitchen garden in his backyard to prepare for an emergency. the father of two was terrified for his family when india and pakistan engaged in retaliatory aerial strikes last week just a few hundred kilometers from here but in the entire region and. very first days

were very scary for us jets funded overhead we had the news that one or two jets were brought down and people got killed maybe but you can choose we'll talk now about the better for everyone. the conflict in kashmir has dragged on for decades. for people here remains elusive in this beautiful coast valley. in germany a verdict is expected in the case against four men accused of operating a dark knight platform for child sexual abuse images it's called elysium and it was one of the largest such websites worldwide with more than ten one hundred thousand user accounts the prosecution has called for prison sentences of up to nine years it took state prosecutors several months to gather the evidence the facts point toward a jail term for the four suspects for having offered child pornography on the losing

network. that's not the address of the material posted on a losy i'm showed every kind of abuse imaginable of children and teenagers. the victims included newborns and babies the platform was discovered in twenty seventeen and immediately shut down the case made international headlines due to the large number of subscribers investigators found one hundred twelve thousand user accounts pedophiles around the world were offered photos and videos of the worst kind of child abuse on a platform operated from germany the man are accused of setting up and operating the child pornography platform on the dark net they can expect a prison sentence of multiple years. the e.u.'s top court has ruled that the block's food safety agency has to release the details of studies on the controversial weed killer life to say that the european commission had classified life safe as safe based on scientific studies presented by private companies but

when e.u. lawmakers demanded access to those studies their request was denied on the basis that it could harm those companies interests. easy to apply cheap and effective life as a destroys ball unwanted vegetation the only things it leaves growing other crops it's meant to protect the. market and the name round up the herbicide is a bio monsanto product it's in use on forty percent of germany's farm and. it's also used in over one hundred fifty countries worldwide. since it was introduced in the one nine hundred seventy s. overturned million tonnes of like pursuit of been sprayed on crops enough to fill two thousand three hundred lympics swimming pools that makes it the most widely used weed killer in the world. it's also the most controversial environmental protection activists blamed leifer sick for the disappearance of many plants which

ones grew wild in nature and a corresponding loss of bird and insect populations. and they say it trickles down into the ground water scientists have found traces of blight for satan humans which is crypt into the food chain the world health organization classifies glyphosate as probably carcinogenic to humans let's get more on the story was banned in brussels have parents or court has ruled today that the european food safety agency has to release the details on the glass to see it on how toxic it is so what happens next. the defendant the e.u. agency can appeal this ruling or the agency can release the studies and publish the data which that the plaintiff wanted to have. on the ground nothing would change the pharmacy can still use life was saved in the european union to twenty

twenty two in this year then the next decision has to be taken if i sense folk life is saved will be prolonged and already now e.u. member states can phase out the use of play for state and they can also forbid the use of life inside but so far known member state has chosen that option so bear why did the european food safety agency why didn't they want to release this information was they were they trying to hide something. but this is what the plaintiffs suspected because the studies are made by some of the companies that actually produce and sell a life or sit around the but the used weed killer but the agency said we have to protect the commercial interests of these companies and there is no overriding public interest to publish these data but now the call it says otherwise the court says there is a public interest and you have to to publish but there is. no conspiracy theory or

something like that it's more a procedural thing that was not ruled on and it is the green party there in the european parliament that has launched this push to find out more details what do they find i expect to find out about life to say. well the greens and all that the in the piece the filed the suit in luxembourg saying we want full transparency we will rebuild we will have access to the original data and now independent scientists can check if these studies are actually correct and the greens do not claim that the agency lied or that there is some hidden things that about life is aids but but these the discussion about dark life is it which is highly political and highly emotional will surely continue after this ruling and also if you take into account that not only in the u. but also in the united states there's some. tough action suits running against life is safe right now all right banned riegert in brussels for us and good to talk to

you. israel's hebrew university has released a new collection of albert einstein's manuscripts from a private collector in the u.s. the documents had never been displayed in public before and experts say they could shed new light on the mind of a nobel prize winning physicist ahead of what what have been his one hundred fortieth birthday. the precious cargo arriving at jerusalem's hebrew university the gift from a donor in the u.s. has arrived just in time for albert einstein's one hundred fortieth birthday over one hundred documents and letters penned by the physics genius will now be made available to the public for the first time. they let us here. really reflect him as a mensch and he said this letter is signed papa einstein wrote it while in exile to his son in switzerland in the letter he expresses his great fear the rise of the

nazis. but he maintained a naive hope that change was about to come even in germany which. blot the nunc some then. einstein never returned to germany. in one thousand nine hundred fifty one he here mercifully wrote a close jewish friend who had conferred it to christianity telling him you certainly won't go to hell sometimes he expressed his views bluntly he was a man with two feet of mud on the ground most of the new documents are work notes among them one hitherto unknown one stemming from his decades long search for a unified field theory the trove will compliment thousands of documents already in the hebrew university archives and study was one of the university's founding fathers and intrusted his intellectual legacy to it. to

sports now and manchester united are through to the quarterfinals of the champions league after a dramatic finish against paracetamol united a took advantage of p.s.g. is defensive lapses in the first half romelu lukaku scored twice p.s.g. did respond to one better not then in stoppage time the referee checked the replay of the handball incident and gave marcus rush for the chance to win it with a penalty kick which he did ratchford and manchester united are up through to the final eight of the champions league. tuesday's other champions league game also had a dramatic ending porto got past roma thanks to another controversial penalty roma led the match up after the first leg but porto managed to push the game into extra time and in the waning minutes alex hella scored from the penalty spot to put the forty's team for. our mind off our top stories here on g.w.

chinese telecoms try and while way is suing the u.s. government it says along limiting its access to the u.s. market is unconstitutional the legal challenge comes with a trade negotiations between the u.s. and china at a critical point. and venezuela's government has ordered the german ambassador to leave the country that's after danielle cleaner expressed support for opposition leader blunt why the germany is one of the countries back in why those did to oust president nicolas maduro. don't forget you can always get your news on the downloader out from google play or from the our store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as follows push notifications for any breaking news and you could also use the data to send us your photos and your videos. coming up the conflict zone tim sebastian sits down with philip flaubert's a member of the european parliament and part of the brakes at steering group in

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a difference. baking bread. d.w. . there's less than a month to go before britain shed your departure from the e.u. and the union is staking out its final positions on the terms of withdrawal my guest this week here in brussels is the belgian and me philippe lambastes who sits on the european parliament's steering committee has the e.u. negotiated in good faith and is that famous unity of the twenty seven beginning to crack.