this is the news live from berlin spain pauses to remember the lives lost to the current by a solemn ceremony family members fade their respects to the victims of covert 19 other government faces criticism from a grieving public facing breaks and lockdown. also coming up hundreds of thousands of india's migrant workers left their jobs in the cities to flee the coronavirus now back home they struggle to feed that found. and packed in hijab barack obama bill gates and moscow are among the high profile figures to use twitter accounts

were used by hackers to post fake tweets asking people for money how safe is your account. classic german novel as a 21st century make over a new film based on the epic book alexandre plots tells the story of an undocumented migrant who tries to build a life in germany's capital but gets caught up in the criminal on the. m gallop as well come to spain is how the state ceremony to pay tribute to corona virus victims and medical workers but the national struggle is far from over spain again faces a surge in cases and an e.u. fund that could prove a lifeline for the country's battered economy is still not certain what today's focus was not on the future. it was about remembering the 10s of thousands the

nation's lost. it's been a difficult time for us country king sleeping and his wife queen the t.c. presided over the solemn and dignified ceremony for the trainee 8000 spanish victims of the coronavirus. or usually get on showed what emotion can restore memo to you today is a day that we'll never forget. it will remain in our hearts. because today we honor with the utmost piety you know by your shoulder me and the highest honor of our stage millar's if you let thousands of citizens who have lost their lives due to their coronavirus or even if you know. the european commission president jose last sunday line was among several top european figures present.

was. one after the other they showed their condolences by laying flowers. yes also included those where most impacted by the pandemic such as relatives of the victims the education you obviously need a little history of love in a city government rather i'm talking about all of them and remembering all of them to shout out to any of the sad he was 20 years old. he was 100 in 2 places where young from of a state to 50 and mary no last was in my way yeah there were yet at the end of the half hour ceremony a minute of silence. so the question is can financial help from

europe help heal the wounds of covert 900 for more on that let's go to our brussel to brussels our correspondent barbara visa barbara all significant e.u. leaders were at the memorial in madrid today what's the sign brussels is trying to send to madrid. they really desperately are trying to cya to send a sign of solidarity because the european union failed in march when the crisis began when the demick slowly begin to spread many member states turned their back to the neighbors this their borders they hoarded medical equipment they hoarded pharmaceuticals so it was not good they had a really bad beginning of the crisis and then later in april they sort of got into the trucks and now they're really trying to change the image because not only in italy also in spain there are many people who said after that experience what is europe really doing for us now spain is supposed to have around 80000000000

euros out of this recovery fund that could be a much needed economic boost at least for the country that is pretty much on its knees at the moment. as you mentioned the special summit among other things the corona aid fund starts tomorrow how much help can spend expect in relation to other uses also suffering on the crown of spain would yet abstain and that's the astonishing thing would really be the biggest beneficiary off off this fund it's all goes according to plan we don't know this because we know there are tremendous resistances from the frugal for the northern countries who don't want the fund or who want to really burden it was very strict regulation and control so spain would get a big chunk of the money and looking at the economical economic situation in the country i mean the e.u. has forecast and spain and especially communes going to shrink 11 percent this year

this is a big hit the debt burden on the country would rise above the 100 percent marker which is also sort of really going into the red so the spanish government is in dire need of help and the. trying to provided but whether it all goes according to plan we don't know yet we will see it's going to be a hard 2 days at least in brussels until all this is figured out and agreed upon you said you expecting days negotiating this special summit so you expect rather discord than unity and who are the main opponents. there's going to be tremendous discord i mean there's going to be put it bluntly i mean there's going to be the usual haggling is going to be blackmailed is so going to be all the dark political art that brussels knows so well from these events because when you know the talk start about money and this event like huge amounts of money

then all friendships are forgotten and nastiness really comes in so i'm going to merkel who's the president off the council at the moment is going to have her hands full keeping things together the northern countries object to spending so much money to giving the money is grants they want strict controls the eastern european countries are one things for themselves poland for instance it was hardly hit by corona and is supposed to be the 3rd biggest beneficiary of the fund there's going to be opposition against that hungary will blackmail everybody else as per usual so everything is going to be just horrible and catastrophic till hopefully after $12.00 or 3 days of negotiations until america can emerge as a winner and have signed agreement in her hands are not we shall see. america clearly has her work cut out there thank you very much barbara bizzle in brussels.

and now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today china's economy is back on track returning to growth in the 2nd quarter the economy that expanded 3.2 percent year on year higher the next president hit it raises hopes of a speedy recovery elsewhere in the world. in parliamentary elections in north macedonia the ruling social democrats have emerged with a razor thin victory over their nationalist rivals is the 1st votes since north was added to the name of the country last year ending a decades old dispute with greece but causing controversy at home. monsoon floods have swamped large parts of india's densely populated eastern states forcing more than a 1000000 people into makeshift shelters despite the risk of coronavirus heavy rain has submerged thousands of villages in the past 24 hours sorties are trying to ensure social distancing in relief camps. are staying in india millions of

migrants migrant workers that have fled from the cities since the coronavirus lockdown in march when all public transport was stopped people had to walk long distances to their home villages many feared being left without food and clean water if they stayed so those workers in ferry since they headed home to w.'s india correspondent images while travels to karoly in rajastan to find out. for nearly 2 weeks so need the job that has been working on this water reservoir it is 7 hours of hard labor every day in da just cons punishing fun especially for someone who was doing it for the 1st time so neither was one of more than 30000 migrants who fled home just taunts good audi district when india along down in the lake much. her husband had been making good money working 2 jobs in jeopardy had she focused on breezing their 5 children they didn't need

a 2nd income then the shutdown hit. her husband lost his work. virus can come here to we aren't afraid of that we just came here because there was no work there until now we were making do with our savings but now there is nothing left so my husband has gone back. her husband is now back in jeopardy but with just one job at half the money with much less income she now needs to work to see me there and the others will only need 2150 rupees a day 23 euros for 2 weeks off work yet she is lucky only 3 of the workers here are determined migrants job sites like this one are currently the main way for the government to offer paid work to locals however one must have a government issued job card to be employed here local tell us that the process to get a new job card can take months but the regions are landscape leaves little scope put

agricultural and other work is hard to find as well pushing over 70000 residents to migrate most of these workers have simply not boarded to get a government job card after all they can make 5 to 10 times more a day in the city but now the government's cash for work scheme sporadically deployed to short term labor intensive projects is all they have. and even these jobs are scarse gummo singh was desperate to get home he spent a week speed to convince to truck drivers to allow him to cram into their vehicles with 70 other men. without food and water to get to could only. for the last decade both can well i'm his brother have both as one masons in the southern city of haifa but. to support their family of 9. his brother did on their

this to be to look for work and to pay off their overdue rent. has been borrowing money at high interest rates to make ends meet out of their london everything has been shot what are we supposed to do there's never any work here anyway the one government work project i heard of paid only a pittance for 13 days of work what use is that. the most says his brother has warned him against going back to the. cases are on the rise and another lock down could be looming. but migrants like him nor that for the 2nd time they have to make a choice between facing the wireless and starvation. it just time to pack their bags again. our correspondent minister just fall that's reporter and she joins us now from delhi in the midst of face with a dire situation at home a migrant workers now returning to the cities. i got hot definitely

are and i'm going to bother going to just be banned to a 100 on my 50 had to be headed back to the city but this is a difficult decision for them to meet at the beginning of the lockdown when it was not their jobs just have a few years and now something mean. denny and one bike where does mike and johnny and india and you know i mean 1000000 get this little is white spent about one in the white is that many of the migrants we spoke to an international conference for the last few months had no one and now they're in a desperate situation and when how do you actually go on and face the widest while starving the planet if we look at it from the other perspective migrant workers were described as the backbone of the urban economy before the pandemic it so what kind of impact is the absence having on the cities and the impact on cities fargo has also been significant india to do want to do one of the strictest

long into why do one of mines in stockton when it's on its unlocked feeds are in the beginning of june but restaurants shops and even factories started up again the indictment asserted that this is a necessity despite this rising do you still want because you must learn to live the crew on a high dose and restart the economy when business lessons are finding it very difficult to do to leap onto destocking the quantum eat with all the presents often mightn't that are like still heavy on analysts have found that the dependence on migrants has actually been something that's been hanging in the battleground consciousness which is brought to look off of this crisis and business people are appealing to the government for help get these michael back to the cities you spoke to these migrant workers in the. villages what's what's your feeling what they rather stay in their villages. well that's pretty safe to say guide at this point be a challenge to bangalore as well as hottest time of migrants in the states and the

emphatically to learn the stuff on top of the launch on the steam back and that religion even if on the back to make this that you would happily have to keep moment to at least but let me know what economic opportunities are going to let you as the bees winds out on and what and shit in the cities is many times now the government has announced to enough of these migrants to speak even them religious offline block you'll see that bill is just and the latest scheme amongst at most 6000000000 your list but if even this might well think he has a timeline of most well months and already be happen that i'll quote what she months it is impractical for them to be expected to then steve back will bring in reading from this lesson sense and watched while also having the knowledge families to watch without any. correspondent in egypt as well in delhi thank you very much for your of course. and then other news officials in the english city of bristol for a move to a statue of

a black lives matter protesting it was installed without permission on wednesday on the prince previously occupied by a monument to a 17th century slave trade of brussels mayor says citizens should decide what will replace it. police in the u.s. state of kentucky arrested $87.00 black lives matter demonstrators and charged them with attempting to intimidate a prosecutor the demonstrators have gathered outside the home of kentucky's attorney general demanding that charges be laid against police over the fatal shooting of a young black woman brianna taylor and much. research a say a record breaking heat wave in the siberian arctic would have been almost impossible without climate i flung a change for him by human actions temperatures in the region were more than 5 degrees celsius higher than average between january and june this year. it is a fuse a dam on the river nile in ethiopia is fueling dangerous tensions with its

neighbors downstream especially egypt says it will not accept another nation controlling the water on which it depends new satellite images show that ethiopia appears to be filling the reservoir of its grand renesas dam talks with egypt and sedan ended in deadlock on tuesday it is these images that are likely to anger ethiopia's neighbors downstream water has started filling up at the grand renaissance dam along the river nile here and earlier image and now this both egypt and sudan depend on water from the nile and against the dam project here is it. is going to do at least in this continue this with this 1st year of. presumably reach an agreement within the next few weeks when it sort of fell this or that would. not be able to continue the negotiation process ethiopia says the

giant hydroelectric project is critical for the country to pull its nearly 110000000 citizens out of poverty and become a major power exporter in the region. egypt already battling huge water shortages relies on the nile for more than 90 percent of its water supply. ethiopia and its neighbors have for years been engaged in tense negotiations over the dam earlier this week a new round of talks ended without an agreement though some observers are still optimistic. that he is keeping the table the rule into all rule like it they are going and ethiopia insists it's not actively filling up the dam but that the recent high water levels are just the result of the heavy seasonal rainfall. many in the region fear that filling up the dam without an agreement

could push the countries involved to the brink of military conflict. in moscow and he put in protests and that with more than $140.00 arrests demonstrators have gathered to collect signatures against changes to the constitution asked earlier this month but police moved in quickly and put an end to the gathering. dozens of arrests follow anti-government protests in the russian capital where officers in riot gear forcefully rounded up protesters people took to the streets to protest the outcome of a recent referendum on constitutional reforms that allowed president putin to govern for another 16 years i'm with you we do not accept the results of the constitutional reforms vote we believe it was all raked we are against the crackdown on independent journalists we are for a rotation in government and we want our country to have an opportunity to live well to try to stop. the controversial vote that amended the

constitution earlier this month also included populist measures such as an effective ban on gay marriage as part of their campaign protesters also collected signatures against britain's new measures $5000.00 signatures recollected according to moscow city councilor mina. i am not afraid of anything don't believe it don't hope and don't ask but do what you think is necessary if i am arrested so be it if they give me a fine so be it we will handle it somehow. well protesters here remain defiant the kremlin's crackdown on dissenting voices seems to become even harsher after putin's recent victory. you're watching the w. news still to come migration has a new twist to a classic berlin crime story retold in award winning fashion we'll have a preview of the new film bellino x. on the us. but 1st social media platform twitter was hit by

a massive hack that people into making bitcoin donations affected some of the network's most high profile accounts including those of former u.s. president barack obama and a practical venture candidate joe biden microsoft founder bill gates and firms including apple and twitter is investigating the matter and has called it a major security breach it says them access targeted some of its employees who have access to its internal system. dollars for further into this and for that we're joined by sven happy's director for international cyber security policy at the think tank shift photo here in berlin he's works it works with various governments on cyber security issues when the question everyone is asking is my twitter account safe. well it is a safe and well as it was before because the problem was is wasn't really a heck of a reach as far as we know was the employees of twitter helped outsiders and

criminals to make money out of it so what twitter has to do is not only to change some of the technology but also their processes procedures and international structure which might take a bit longer. but some huge names were hacked the encoding joe biden what does this do to twitter's credibility and reputation as a way for petitions to communicate with voters. i mean definitely on the run up to the presidential elections i think allotted for the reputation of twitter but the. as far as we know right now through the help of the employees the insiders in twitter would have had access to all the accounts on twitter if they wanted to so they chose only certain high profile ones but they would have had access to every account they wanted to so who do you think was likely you mention criminals well who do is likely behind this attack on you exclude political actors. well you can never really exclude them but if you look at it and invoke ockham's razor theory which is a simple solution as most probably the most likely one is they basically use high

profile columns to scam people was a very obvious scam sent me money i sent you the money back because it's in to sending them 120000 dollars just imagine you have the power to access every direct message every twitter account on the social media platform and you choose it to make 120100000 dollars in a very obvious that doesn't look like really the work of professionals. but this is also a blow to twitter's brand isn't it how can it convince consumers that their communications are private from a confirmation is safe and information that we're getting is actually from the sources that claim to be putting it on. so that's one of the takeaways that we should have had a long time ago already but this incident basically reiterated your direct messages everything that you communicate on the platform is either public to everyone or public to the ones you communicating with but it's always accessible to twitter

ploys and as we've seen right now that might not mean so much so aptly yes so i'm happy thank you very much thank you. here in germany a classic novel about berlin's underworld has been given a cinematic 21st century make over 1000000000 oleksandr plots has been adapted for the screen several times but the latest award winning version crafts the plot around an african migrant he tries to start a new life in the city but soon finds himself and tangled in the criminal world. there was a killer right now of a 2nd chance francis comes from western africa he wants to build a new life in berlin after a traumatic sure. if. he wants to be good lead a decent life but how can you with no job and no papers and much less if you flee

your homeland then you don't just lose this place but you lose your language yourself confidence your family the feeling of security for me these are human values and the protagonists struggle difficult. princes struggles but he gets onto the wrong trash he gets tangled up with trying to hide who makes him a part of his criminal good. friends his becomes a drug dealer in a brilliant park director born qubani knows this park and it's theaters lunatics are in the process his attempt to give them a human face as i have the feeling that if i fished one of these drug dealers out of the park that would be a story that most people don't take seriously i will cease to be into their minds. he adapted one of germany's best known urban nodded and it turned up that's published in 1029 by i think. the tragic hero seen here in the 19th that you my family originally seems. just got an addict or isn't and wants to get

a seat on solid ground that their name is a monster that won't name yet. khubani transposes debian's protagonist into the president that poor guy you can't catch a break is francis the refugee who becomes a criminal. it's a long way down in a 3 hour release by the. time fort. we want to tell a story about characters demand for realization you know to understand we have been placed in the society. it's also a story about a lot of black and white majority society that talk like that couldn't be enough shots. this is deja vu news has a top story this hour spain has held a memorial service to all of the victims of the corona virus pandemic and the

workers who captured at least $28000.00 people have died of cope with 19 in spite. of families some of the deceased and paying their respects to the day. to. day watching to dull the news from berlin that's all for me of the news team for now i'll have an update for you at the top of the hour. on the.

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we can make a difference by choosing smart new solutions overstrained said in our ways. good morning to you goes into a series of moves me knows i'm going to do good and all mine. hello and welcome to focus on europe with me liz schol the coronavirus seems to be under control in europe but still experts warn of a possible 2nd wave of infections especially since a some people are feared to nor longer be following safety measures on the spanish island of majorca hundreds of tourists were seen partying on the streets.