you should be curious minds. do it yourself networkers. subscriber and don't miss it. this is deja news live from berlin a bid to break the deadlock over the conflict in ukraine in the last few minutes the leaders of russia and ukraine have agreed to implement a cease fire in eastern ukraine by the end of the year the russian and ukrainian forces have been fighting there since 2014 also coming out 5 people are dead and at least 8 more are missing after new zealand's most active volcano iraq's new

zealanders and tourists from abroad were among the missing and the injured now questions are mounting over why they were allowed on the island in the 1st place was free will not be hearing the russian national anthem of the upcoming olympics russia is now banned from all global sports events for 4 years the world anti-doping agency says moscow tried to stop drug cheats from being exposed. i'm calling aspen welcome to the program we start this hour with breaking news coming out of talks in paris between the ukrainian and russian leaders a lot of years olinsky and vladimir putin agreeing to measures to implement a full and unlimited ceasefire by the end of this year in eastern ukraine that's after one. one talks to discuss the conflict there it's the 1st time in 3 years the

meetings focusing on ending the war after been held and this is of course the 1st meeting between puts and and selenski the pair sitting down with french president emmanuel kroll and german chancellor angela merkel who were brokering the meeting the conflict started in 2014 it has killed more than 13000 people and displaced more than 1000000 of. our correspondent is live in paris for us he's been following those talks now the 4 leaders holding a press conference what did they say there what are we hearing about what's come out of this meeting. well the french president put it in a nutshell and said they haven't found a magic formula there's no silver bullet coming out of this cold night here outside the palace but what they have found is a mutual conclusion that is basically split into 2 parts on the one hand you have

very concrete proposals what can happen on the ground staff allies in the ceasefire until the end of the year is one concrete result and another concrete result is a swap of all prisoners that is what president selenski announced until the end of the year the other part is a bit more loose bit less concrete but it involves the commitment to see the minced a peace accord to be fulfilled so the intention to resolve this conflict and that is what german chancellor angela merkel in the press conference just now said there is a lot of goodwill here on the table that is what she can see quite the image there i mean seeing those 4 leaders at the table i mean but let's talk about whether or not this is likely to happen because of course we know that the 2 sides have agreed to a cease fire before i mean how much weight should be put behind what we're hearing

being announced now about the implementation of a ceasefire by the end of the year i mean that's only a few weeks away. well it seeing that it took over 3 years to organize a few talks in the form of these 4 leaders is an indication that in in a sense it is already a success that they are sitting down together clearly presidents alinsky in particular is facing a lot of pressure he's walking a tightrope because on the one hand he got elected in on the promise of ending this conflict but on the other hand there's a lot of concerns in ukraine that he might sell out that he might give away too much in order to make good on his election campaign promises and if you take a closer look at that document and i've listened throughout the press conference it remains clear that the key sticking points are still on the table as selenski make clear that there's a number of threats lines and he emphasized those red lines again that basically

there is there will be no federal ization of ukraine he said and that he's not giving up any territory so that the key sticking point will remain and that we'll have to see in 4 months time is what my call said there will be another meeting of the source and we'll have to see if until then at the key issue can be resolved whether you will have 1st elections and then ground an autonomous status through those separatist regions or the other way round so the choreography if you want of the bullet points of the means to cream and that has been basically agreed that hasn't been drawn out and we'll have to see if that works out in the a month and weeks to come i guess oakmont as in paris for us all owing those talks thank you very much. of these 5 people have been killed in a volcanic eruption off the coast of new zealand's north island 8 others are now known

to be missing the 4 cory. also known as white iowa the rapid suddenly that was shortly after 2 pm local time on monday plumes of ash into the air. panicked tourists watch as a wall of volcanic ash threatens to envelope them. minutes earlier they'd stood on the volcanoes edge now they bore witness to its might. 47 people were in for carry island at the time of the eruption some managed a narrow escape. the remains look we've just witnessed the craziest thing ever i used to throw in the volcano for about an hour but just 10 minutes after we left in got on the boat the volcano started erupting. turned around and went back to the island to try to help the people who was still there. i'm not sure

if everyone the town to live in the. a number of those on the island were too close to the eruption emergency crews and lifted the injured some in critical condition. this cruise ship could not leave on shuttle a group of its passengers were on the island. to those who have missing family and friends we should anyone taking the full 3 at this moment in which indeed you are and your loved one stood alongside kerry's who were posting in here in weekly with you we agree that the. scientists have noted an uptick in volcanic activity on the island in recent weeks now questions about why people were loud. and so close to a disaster waiting to happen. are for more now i'm joined by caressa parmitano

she's a journalist in auckland new zealand chorus of people we hear still missing but we're also hearing that there are no signs of life on the island what more can you tell us do we know if a recovery team is expected to go there anytime soon. yes karl unfortunately it is now officially a recovery operation instead of a rescue mission police believe that anyone who could have been taken from the island alive was rescued at the time of evacuation yesterday about an hour ago images taken from helicopters emerge showing the extent of the volcanic eruption the whole island is covered in ash and at this point police is still waiting for the all clear to recover bodies. a decision will be made based on images taken care of your day. what more do we know about the people who managed to make it off the island i mean we know there were dozens of people there and only 5 were killed

perhaps luckily what more do we know about the people who met manager make it all. $31.00 people currently being treated at 7 hospitals around the country with a range of injuries 8 of them are in critical condition some have burns to 90 percent of their body so there is the possibility that they may not survive this is . a few for a few plastic surgeons with private practice in or out often had been called in to help with the burn victims and disfiguration cost by not force trauma so far 3 patients have been discharged among the injured are missing are 24 us travel between the ages of 17 and 72 there are also americans chinese british and malaysians as well as new zealanders. course we're hearing there were warnings about increased volcanic activity before this ruction do we know then why were people allowed to visit the island. well it is ultimately up to

tour operators to decide whether to take visitors to the privately owned island with the necessary permits one local company wide island tourist stated on their website that it operates through a variety alert levels but added that passengers should be aware that there is always a risk erupt effectivity regardless of the alert level and alert levels change on a relatively frequent basis and one falcon ologist pointed out that an announcement of eruptions from volcanoes such as fuck or white island could be expected at any time despite that around $10000.00 tourists visit the volcano new zealand most active each year. it sounds like now 13 people suspected dead after another option on white island chris apparent in new zealand for us thank you very much.

or the world anti-doping agency or wada as banned russia from taking part in international sporting competitions for 4 years waterboard russia should be punished for manipulating laboratory data planting fake evidence and deleting files linked to positive doping tests that could have helped identify drug cheats the ban rolls that russia is out of the upcoming tokyo olympics next year and the football world cup in 2022. it was water who persuaded russia to turn over data from their testing labs as part of the terms of a deal to rejoin the international fray after and mitchell banned for state sponsored doping offenses 4 years ago russia was afforded every opportunity to get. it to rejoin the global and get talking community for the good of its size leach and for the sport but it sure feels different route to the water says

the data it received from russian doping or thirty's in january was compromised its response unanimous that consequent include russia from the olympic. championships all court signatories so for years and the russian of russia pushing any of these measures events which is that. the news of the olympic and world cup bans landed heavily but the director of russia's anti doping authority. fear. everyone says that i'm a scaremonger that i'm a traitor or an enemy but i tell you as a professional there is no hope of getting a positive decision at the court of arbitration for sport the decision has been made with the databases changed yes in january and december and that's a factor far far. at government level the response was more defiant.

you could almost say that there is anti russian hysteria that has taken on chronic forms and i think the organizations that are involved and i mean the russian organizations in question should definitely come up with an appeal against this decision. who the russian authorities now have $21.00 days to consider an appeal at which point the years long saga would return to the court of arbitration for sport. german journalist as investigate allegations of russian government sanctioned doping he says that although the ban is a severe penalty and may not have the effect of preventing more cheating in russia some people would say is it's not enough. should have been imposed total ban for russia as a nation because i think worst case scenario doping of cheating of corruption sports must have a consequential issues on the same level but i would say this is

a real hitting it says a russian so russian sport so well because it's from that country no not a lot for 4 years to where their own. jerseys to to see their own russian flag and to listen to or national anthem so that means it is really all. meant and also a strict conditions will apply for catholics from russia they have to undergo a very strict and unto doping regime so i don't think that very many have to compete because events i would say only a few but also not very many which means it is a punishment for russia but i don't know if they will draw the right conclusions and change the culture of cheating in that country. well it's taken $100.00 days but the berlin zoo has finally revealed that twin pandas born in august are boys

the cubs have been named now they are and you won china has lent their parents to the zoo for 15 years the panda births sparked a debate about germany's stance towards human rights in china and even a campaign to name the cubs hong kong in support of the pro-democracy protests in watching the news live from berlin next t w africa with michael jr and i'll be back soon the with more news thanks for watching. the crew to today's world. historical turning point in politics business and lose. in iran the people of the islamic revolution. making its initial flirtation with those strengths in states of emergency. things

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