the book. this is the new news coming to you live from but i am reporting from a communications blackout did you speak to journalists in the troubled region of kashmir struggling to get the news out media there remain under tight restrictions more than a month to india suspended the region's autonomy also coming up. pope francis

wraps up his africa trip of the visit to the indian ocean island of nourishes he is honoring the memory of the mystery who worked for tolerance and interfaith understanding. and political leaders in germany are demanding answers to how a town council could have elected a neo nazi as it's had the man elected unanimously with both from the stablish one party's. plus in tennis an epic u.s. open find in the final battle beats a downhill medvedev in 5 good in sats it's the spaniards 19 grand slam title i just missed one more to equal the men's or time record. 100 thought she was good to have your company reporters and ended admits to me a struggling to do their jobs with die. out internet phone lines or mobile phone

service was a month off to india suspended the region's autonomy reporting from crush me still faces severe restrictions and an unprecedented communications shutdown detail because funny michelle jess was travelling to srinagar in india instead kashmir and she found the lack of access to reliable news is taking a toll on the kashmiris. a newsroom without internet phone lines almost by connections this means in 2019. spock bantry a reporter for national newspaper. the computers at work simply to write stories on . to get his work to the papers headquarters in another city he has to save it on a pen drive and take it to a media facilitation center run by the government. the center has one internet connection and 5 computers for hundreds of local national and international

journalists. it's also where he can catch up with other reporters on what they are hearing but these aren't the only hurdles he and his colleagues in kashmir face. really it's very difficult to get off for version of saudi and write a really careful and concerted have been going so many journals have been someone about the officials where did you get from this information this sort of against a threat and question also. there are occasional briefings like today when reporters are invited to hear from army and police official that's the focus of the briefing however is not on the situation in the media randi it is on pakistan and its alleged efforts at infiltration. officials insist that the past month has been the most peaceful and kashmir and shutting down communications has been a legitimate means to achieve that. you know this is true she.

is. one of the many. but it isn't just troublemakers that the government is why did about dogs on the media are evident when security forces don't count as a real reporter us cannot argue. bobbie i didn't say that maybe in the absence of communication networks and reliable knew it was hearsay and conjecture on rampant if an a.d.f. cordoned off by security forces for example people of the one that weiland has broken out that there's no way to ratify it. these unofficial channels are amplified because address the bins do not trust locally people was on national television news. they believe those journalists are doing the official line from the hindu nationalist government and refusing to portray the hardships on the ground. would be was belittling really don't get any news media reports fake news

these schools are open shops are open traffic is moving but look around you you are in the heart of srinagar shops are closed schools are closed people are distressed on the good news many of the news i've watched is totally fake we can't trust the media anymore we can't trust what they are saying. is grateful that his editors do not dictate what he can and cannot write but he why he is that all journalists do not have that freedom. they don't even go to their duty is not a single comment on the street and what has happened to the people not a single comment their discourse and yet on some of those approaches press the local press is feeling the pressure in. the right to speak freely want simply be distorted when the phone started ringing again. if not join done had busta he's the head of the asia pacific desk at dieppe or to

a board as welcome mr buster when was the last time you heard something from a stand out of india. well it happens that we are normally have a correspondent in srinagar the capital of kashmir. and on the 4th of august you just texted me saying that it was suddenly a war like situation and that communication could be shut down at any time i tried to reply to him and he never got my reply and only 2 days ago. our correspondent managed to call some friends in delhi who then gave me some news but we were totally unaware of what was happening in kashmir despite having a correspondent on ground so this shows how it's very. difficult to have grown news and and now your report is very valuable that matters so a virtual

a blackout for your correspondent who's based in she now gets how difficult has it been since the organization to get independent news out of question age. how difficult it was very very difficult for instance. the friends of our correspondent gave me a landline number because officially india said that when line phone landline connection are restored i tried to call these phone the 5 times this morning and i never managed to reach our correspondents family and this is how it works now in kashmir normally kashmir had a very thriving press i think there was like something like 175 dailies in the in the whole valley now maybe on the form of 5 datings are managing to print some

edition off to 4 pages this is our press is. the situation of press freedom kashmir so how divided are you about the implications of this media clampdown. well as your reports shoot. the news from kashmir is not independent information and more and many media in in the whole india i'm just doing to prove government propaganda. and these seats very reaches for what we call the biggest democracy in the world because in general 30 it's our duty prizing their entire population of off some independent using some plurality of news which is very crucial to the functioning democracy and the seas very worrying to see that the.

supposedly secure democracy is turning into something that is close to what we see in china for instance and this is. daniel bastar from reporters without borders thank you very much for that assessment of. they've now been you have to deal with some of the stories making news around the wild preliminary results in russian local elections show big losses for the ruling parties slates in moscow the candidates supported by opposition leader they want almost half the vote even after many opposition candidates were removed from the ballot there was little voter turnout. a powerful typhoon fos i has lashed the japanese a capital to a cure leaving one person dead and at least 10 injured fast cycle with major disruption to transport bringing train services to a standstill and grounding flights about 400000 people have been advised to

evacuate their homes. in the u.s. rescuers are searching for 4 missing crew members from a cargo ship that overturned an old fire off the coast of georgia 20 people on board the south korean a freighter have been good to go to safety but the fire and the ship's instability have hampered rescue efforts. pope francis has been celebrating an open air mass on the indian ocean island of nourishes on the last leg of his 3 nation tour of east africa in his homily francis said young people should be the foremost mission of the church and urge the faithful to help marginalize an unemployed you're also honored a 19th century french mystery who ministered to freed slaves and encourage those present to follow his example of tolerance and inclusive beauty.

francis has arrived in moderations following stops in mozambique and mother vasco adrien krishna reports for more issues on an enduring legacy. interfaced family outing to the grave of jack daisy the love beatified french missionary. was born a hindu but is now a christian by the mondays hindu and and mary is christian each year they come here together. and i have problems i come here to talk about it with father love. doesn't always come right away but it does come up but. i usually prefer the children and i want them to be growing nicely give them good health. and education good manners that is impacting their they believe that their children are going now growing money saying they. would have we started. in the middle of the 19th

century. to have converted tens of thousands of people on more riches but he did more than preach he treated freed slaves as equals and gave a voice to the poor many years still call them the apostle of more riches. literally. every one of. these a symbol of the country's unity provided you a few. people flocked to him you can see this it is a great site. people from all religions and cultures honor him as a spiritual father. and as a father figure. out the population of more resources the rest is made up of christians muslims and buddhists. a mosque right next to him to temple in more recess that is totally normal it is

a very religious country but in the same time very tolerant. the pope's visit is a special honor for all faiths here. we are committed to do about the whole muslim community he welcomes the brits already after all we are all one people talk to us. what about we were through with one paper john paul the 2nd visited in 1989 so we're just as thrilled by the current pope's visit we welcome everyone who stands for peace to boise why he did what he said was evil . and her family visibly moved after the visit to father levels graves. i didn't. even

explain later she says he gave her strength next year at the latest the family will reunite to come back here is that report by the increase you get from mr boss johnson's spokesman has confirmed the parliament will be suspended from the end of the business day today to the middle of next month it's regardless of the outcome of a vote later today on johnson's proposed general election the announcement came as johnson was holding drags the talks with his irish counterpart leo one of the 2 leaders are hoping to resolve the impasse or what'll happen at the irish border if and when the u.k. leaves the european union my article says johnson must make specific proposals in this to be any hope of hurting a no deal. the hinge of the political leaders are demanding to know how a town council could have elected a man from a neo nazi party as its head the man from the n.p.t.

was installed unanimously with votes from established parties including chancellor merkel's c.d.u. . that is not big the small industrial park a bakery a hotel and a pizza place but now many people in germany are interested in knowing how the small town and hester in the center of germany elected stefan. a few days ago the politician from the extreme wide when you n.p.t. announced on facebook that he was elected mina support administrate of. the vote was an anonymous including with quotes from chancellor angela merkel's c.d.u. and her coalition partner the s.p.d. one of the council members who voted for youngish defended the choice to can we are trying to help the people and address their issues that's all party membership doesn't play a role for us. stephanie x. has worked for the n.p.t. on the regional and national level for a key is the enough authority as have twice sought and failed to ban the party as

a threat to germany's democratic order the domestic intelligence service has kept close tabs on the party yaks has even shown up in the agency's report on fright wing extremists but he was democratically elected also because no other candidate was available the fuse of presidents a mixed bag in kind and that's how bad that there was no alternative no wonder he got into an event will never end so you might think of what our flight had to may be it will have an effect and make politicians think about how their decisions are received by most people you know put in chief saw by their me outside with a stick i'm gone standing we have better people for the job it's over. for you to know politicians were shocked by the choice. is here yeah action is a nazi even after the attempt to ban the n.p.t. he stayed loyal to the party which is close to hitler's nazi party. you know it isn't so much of so in a stupid. but protest is now also mounting in berlin. as it's going

to indignation justified yesterday there was a 1st special meeting of the. maty and. same is to apply for a revoke ation of the election of that candor to implement it and put another candidate in his place and then we will have to discuss how something like this could have happened but. suppose you can go and to replace you actually the local council would 1st need to find another candidate for the job and for one run join by did obvious political correspondent keep greedy at the bottom and do studios welcome get their nearly universal condemnation from national party leaders but there was nothing undemocratic about this was there. no there wasn't anything on democratic about this at all he was unanimously elected and that was by 7 council members some of which included angle him out cause. some social democrats and also

members of the business friendly f.t. pay now of course that decision as we saw in the report there has caught has caused uproar both from politicians and also many verses asking how could this have happened the decision makers in that small town have since said that they weren't able to find anyone else that this younger man at least compared to some of the other people that are involved in local politics that knows his way round a computer well and also was able to send emails but of course for critics that simply isn't a good enough excuse for using local officials for the elected steffanie i guess because they simply didn't have any of the candidates what does this mean for mainstream parties do they have no candidates at the local level. well he certainly has become more difficult in recent years it's no secret that particularly among gemini's big tent party said that's poz he's like angle

a marco's conservative cd you and also their social democrat save really struggled the in recent years to get younger people involved a motivated to beget to get involved in local politics and also if you look at some of the age is it within party bases you can see is well gemini's aging demographic is really reflected in that those party members and with many of the the conservative party members for example now aged over 60 but of course as a mentions the critics are asking now really was of that no other option him from an all the old a member of the local community there that could have got involved and it would have been able to send those e-mails give previewed you deb used with if your correspondent thank you ted into the us now where of binion bullett show formal vice president joe biden in the lead among democratic content is to take on done trump next year he's pulling ahead of reivers bernie's son does and elizabeth

warren who also seek in the party's nomination well of vital israel known to many voters on the campaign trail he is not impressing everybody under from non been is funding the reese in new hampshire joe biden's already had a successful career but here he is again running for president because he says he wants to unite the country. at town hall in luck kanya a new hampshire. president troops on for many it tell us sandmeyer the former vice president but you need to hear what kind of message she has to offer as a presidential candidate. we are in the battle for the soul of this nation is 1st and foremost the reason why i decided to run for side and talks about his accomplishments in the obama administration and the problems he wants to tackle is elected but he doesn't really seem to be focused many of his remarks are diffuse

and lengthy the data shows if you do you increase foremost i think you need to be more concise in his explanations of things and i was a little disappointed that way i was happy with what with what he said and i understood what he was trying to say other people maybe not so much there are a lot of people here that are on the fence today he spoke on issues that were important to me and it was about the immigration issues and it was about the violence with the guns and i think that he'll definitely improve this country and bring us back together again the next morning of the new hampshire democratic party convention biden is one of 19 presidential hopefuls set to speak here and he is on the pressure to defend his position as the party's favorite. the former vice president is still woolly hat in the race for next year's democratic presidential nomination his campaign has portrayed him as the candidate most likely to be able

to beat donald trump but his lead in the polls has shrunk and the question remains how much of his advantage merely reflects min recognition for a man who has been in the public eye for more than 4 decades. oh. the audience gives him a warm welcome when he takes the stage thanks by the supporters of his main opponent senator elizabeth warren and senator bernie sanders seem to be much more enthusiastic and ruckus. we think a little bit worse the ideal candidate she's smart she's got a plan she's looking out for planet earth as well as all americans not just the one percent what do you think about the front runner. mr biden. anybody the trouble so if he's that nominee i'm behind him but my preference is elizabeth

warren order will be the new castle in eastern new hampshire because we do a number of by come pain stuff his advisors say joe biden represents the democratic party but then anyone just a party they say that is older and more moderate than many as you know but that also means that his record is being questioned by young progressives my question is how can we trust that you're going to act on climate on the climate crisis if you're so attending fundraisers that fossil fuel executives like andy goldman are at i want to look at my arch. i guarantee you i guarantee you we're going to end fossil fuel and i am not going to cooperate there. the activist doesn't seem to be convinced but by the looks on it's still early in the primary race and his companion is bracing for a long fight. to tennis. beat danielle medvedev

in 5 exhausting sets to win his false u.s. open title in your your nadal was pushed to the very brink of the 1st set scraping by 75 medvedev lost the next set 63 but then monti did in probably come back in the 1st and 4th sets to force a decisive 5th but the spaniard came out on top winning 64 now has 19 grand slam titles to his they've just one behind the all time media russia federer. and to talk to me a dance force us to open is deed of these talkie from. what a match they also got i love the one his 4th u.s. title was he also the people's favorite yes he was i mean nadal is always ahead in new york and i think it comes down to his never give up attitude the fact that he's able to bounce back from injuries and the fact that he works so hard and he is rewarded for it and i think that's very much in line with the american work ethic

as fun it didn't do a new medvedev i mean that's a very interesting relationship right there they went from the spies in him to stony warming up to him and that is very understandable because he didn't flip the few of them at the fans of the crowd early in the tournament he did come out say says that he was wrong apologized but i still think he has the personality that unfiltered ness to make him a fan favorite down the road ok so now with this been done is this one slam away from a record equalling win by ross ephedra do you think equal it's very realistic not. just that nadal will catch roger federer his record but actually surpassed it because if you put it into context roger federer has trente grant's names in the men's singles nadal now 19 and djokovic of course 16 and something that nadal also has is not all his time on his side he's only 33 years old compared to roger federer who is 38 and but there's sometimes always this criticism against nadal

that he's one dimensional that he only is good at dominating clay and they is some truth to that because if you look at it all of his grandstands 12 of his 1000 well won at the french open this is why the victory yesterday was so important because it shows you that nadal has adapted his game and that he's boring we only comfortable on hot court surfaces ok in this so-called medvedev nucky we've seen enough of him in the last 2 weeks to think this really be a serious threats the big 3 next i mean look yeah you're right he's had an incredible summer but the question is is this a one off or can he keep it up and men's tennis especially right now they need somebody to break the dominance of the big 3 and i mean the big 3 have won the last 12 grandstands among them so change is needed and let's be optimistic medvedev you know he lost by small margins against nadal he took it to 5 sets the match was nearly 5 hours long so he is their best hope at the moment right now in breaking

the dominance of the big 3 ok i'm going to talk to you from says thank you. you're watching the java news coming to you live from berlin that's it for now but coming up next we have deal with 3 cows and how people in tanzania and kenya are working to avoid conflict over scarce mortice of guys do stay with us for that's if you can see at the top of the hour the back. yard borehole.

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