our documentary slavery routes starts march 10th on w. . you're watching news the wire from berlin and the u.n. nuclear watchdog says it's reached a temporary solution with iran over its nuclear sites the deal allows limited of but continued access to monitor iran's nuclear program for the next 3 months trying to precious time for further negotiations also coming up on the show. made of brought peace talks there's no letup in the spike in violence in afghanistan 2

separate bomb attacks leave several dead and many more injured. and hopelessly into a contender for the goal of the season helps like 6 close the gap on leaders byron munich to just 2 points firing up the buddhist league that title race. oh i'm claire richardson and welcome to the show the head of the world's atomic energy watchdog has struck a deal with iran to allow international monitors access to its nuclear program for 3 more months international atomic energy agency chief raphael grossi hammered out their agreement are crisis talks in teheran and i could give negotiators some breathing room as they struggle to revive the 2050 nuclear deal between iran and world powers. for rafael grassley the clock was ticking the moment he touched down

in tehran he faced an imminent deadline to convince iranian leadership to drop a new law that would suspend u.n. inspections of its nuclear facilities but iran 1st wanted relief from oil and banking sanctions for now grassley has secured an extension of sorts we reached. by. i understand. well by. agency. and money activities for a period of up to 3 months but across he conceded that the un's watchdog will have less access than before iran's foreign minister mohammad zarif has already said tehran will restrict access to security cameras at nuclear sites it is clear that

they won't get a put. as long as the united states has not come back to full implementation of its agreement. is also demanding compensation for sanctions he claims caused one trillion dollars worth of damage to iran's economy. under the terms of the agreement with world powers reached in 2015 the i.a.e.a. can inspect nuclear facilities in the country at short notice but after the usa unilaterally withdrew from the deal and re imposed sanctions 2 years ago iran suspended compliance with most of its key commitments under the pact thank you the current us administration under joe biden has signaled it is open to rejoining the deal and lifting sanctions but the 2 countries both want the other to make the 1st move at least last summer grossi had struck a deal to allow inspectors to visit 2 suspected nuclear sites following months of nigger. my hope hope of the

day has been to be able to see. stable. and i think these techniques understanding it. so that other nations are other levels can take place so you. diplomats are on the clock with 3 months to find common ground. that was the head of the united nations nuclear monitoring agency there and for more on this story i'm joined by reporter joel a doll right so give us some background on why was the head of. in iran grossly was there to try and save what's left of the nuclear accord and to keep access open for u.n. inspectors to iran had set a deadline of sunday for the lifting of sanctions on its oil and banking sectors

which are really punishing its economy and it said if those sanctions were not lifted then starting on tuesday it would block access for u.n. inspections to its nuclear sites now iran says that none of this is its fault in 2015 it signed the joint comprehensive plan of action also known as the nuclear deal under which it allowed inspectors in and limited its use of certain nuclear materials then in 2018 the united states walked away from its end of the deal under former president donald trump who said this was a weak deal and needed to be renegotiated he imposed sanctions and iran has. started enriching its. started to use some of that equipment well european countries. have really tried to keep at the negotiating table to keep access open for inspectors and that is what this visit was all about and what exactly is it the agreement they did get from iran after these 2. is it negotiations when he

returned from to iran saying that he had reached a technical understanding not quite an agreement and under these conditions access will be allowed for the coming 3 months the number of inspectors on the ground will stay the same and they still will be allowed to carry out some snap inspections however he was very clear that monitoring will decrease under the coming in the coming days and and that's because iran is going to cut access to surveillance cameras that were previously used to monitor the certain sites and they could send the inspectors away at any moment so this is a really fragile 3 month reprieve and grossi has been very clear that it is now up to the european partners and the united states to come up with a diplomatic solution of course the catalyst for all this is that the united states does have a new president how is joe biden and his going and his team going to approach iran in contrast to the previous administration well joe biden campaigned on a promise to return to the nuclear deal in some form and lift the sanctions and his

administration is agreeing to start talking with european partners to achieve that but it's not entirely clear what terms they will impose on that now iran says this isn't good enough it says it wants the sanctions lifted immediately and it says nothing is substantially changed under biden also its politicians have their own election to worry about they've got that coming up in a couple of months and that could potentially put more hard line conservatives in power so the clock is really ticking on keeping iran at the negotiating table and we will be following those developments for our viewers told all right thank you so much. to afghanistan now where 2 roadside bomb attacks continue a wave of violence sweeping the country in the capital kabul a police car was targeted killing the driver and a nearby child the other explosion in helmand province kills a civilian around 20 people were wounded in the attacks. the marketplace in the south of helmand province was crowded with sunday shoppers when the bomb went off.

there was no warning no escape for those in its range but i will curb the can from there was an explosion it not me out people were on the ground crying i don't know what happened then. in the capital kabul 2 lethal bomb attack on sunday authorities say it targeted a police car killing the driver and a child close by and. suddenly there was an explosion on the other side of the street. a police vehicle was hit it's lucky it was on a side street if it had been on the main street we would probably have witnessed many casualties much more damage. there have been no claims of responsibility for the attacks. the people of afghanistan have experienced a sharp rise in violence in recent weeks as peace talks between the government and

taliban insurgents lie stormed a life in peace and safety that still seems like an impossible dream for the people of afghanistan a country caught in an ongoing crisis of outside interference and internal struggles for palla. let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making headlines at this hour. 2 news event as marking 10 years a since a devastating earthquake struck the city of christchurch prime minister just and our dan led a tribute to the victims at a memorial ceremony in the city 185 people who lost their lives in the quake making it one of the deadliest disasters in new zealand's history. united airlines has grounded its fleet of boeing triple 7 airplanes but the same type of engine involved in saturday's emergency landing in denver the engine blew apart shortly after takeoff raining debris is on suburban areas though luckily no one was injured

airlines in japan have also suspended aircraft carrying those same engines. but israel has begun easing coronavirus restrictions with the reopening of many shops and service says the move comes after the government said almost a 3rd of israel's population has now been vaccinated against cope with teen services will only be available to people with a so-called green pass that proves they have been vaccinated. will vote counting is under way in asia as runoff presidential election about getting there was marred by the death of 7 election workers who were killed when their car hit a landmine the country is struggling to deal with islamist militants from neighboring mali and nigeria today fred reports. polling station the mutator and the police are on high about. is one of the poorest under these secure countries in the world the outgoing president mohamed cust he is

vote for by his cabinet members after voting for a potential success yusuf admitted he failed to deliver an issues that wanted the people of new. zealand i'm calling on the people of musea to confront the immense challenges security related programs devolvement and credibility issues and immediate challenges they called. mohammed was 0 in the form of for enough as minister and was there right of the outgoing president he's wildly seen as the favorite as he came on top in the fuss around. but he's running against mom and it was money if former president experts say the contest is open. and this election is very very important to the people who do shit but just

because they are voting for it praised it simply because they all want to step closer to have big if asked if the transition of power. that's because president obama do is so for decided to step down after serving 25 year terms his decision to respect the constitution is rare in west africa lots of loss a. peaceful transfer of power which has been lacking from the beginning it's going to be achieved i'm proud i'm proud as the fast ever democratic elected president you know history to pass on power to another democratic elected president not to the mood but. to deliver a new measure the level of political the. few hotels turned up for this historical vote the majority of them were going about their business as usual these

voter did his civic duty but with big expectations we expect it change that's what we want when they wake up i'm keen to know if i can buy a bag of rice and how much it will cost me noodles next president will have major problems to deal with like poverty and rising attacks into israel extremists. the final results for the 2nd round of the country's presidential vacations will be expected in the next couple of days. sports news now and in the bundesliga are be lifesavers have closed the gap on leaders byron munich to just a 2 points they secured a comfortable 3 nil victory against her to berlin in a match that included another contender for goal of the season. the weekend has already started well for you the inaugurals men's like sick before they even kicked

a ball by ns defeats in frankfurt's a welcome boost for this bunch and they made sure to capitalize in berlin. i must self sabates scoring a goal you could fall in love with. it was the sweetest of strikes from the light sea captain this goal was all that separates you decide it's going into half time. but leipsic were determined to pile on the heartbreak in the 2nd half. made it 2 year long 70 minutes catches material can do z. punished for getting too cozy with the ball inside his own area. the likes the gloves story was completed 6 minutes from time for the ball ban with a header 3 male white seek move within 2 points of leaders by and the title race is hotting up. and in sunday's late game home team hoffenheim battered better brain

and for n l to leapfrog the visitors in the table when asked where i scored the pick of the goals is quick fire turn in shot made it 3 mil just after half time off and i moved up to 11th in the table braman find themselves uncomfortably close to the relegation zone in. and update at this hour don't forget to check out our web site www dot com and characters and thanks for watching. literature invites us to see people in particular. that i like to see as the kids find instruments growing up hurts. my objective is to show. you books on you to. the fight against the corona virus pandemic.

has the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the code of special monday to friday. this week old world stories the french revolt against loneliness chinese officials forcing people into espionage but we begin in bill jim with the elderly and they can give is receiving the 2nd dose of the coronavirus vaccine but many

belgians are afraid of side effects and fake news is making the rounds. this is a moment to remember a colleague photographs care home warka christina retreats as she receives her 2nd dose of the biotech pfizer vaccine. for might see very really how to encourage my colleagues but also my family and even the country to come and get jackson needed. credit like them. as vaccination drives the nursing homes like this one in the french speaking part of belgium draw to a close many stuff a still opting out. almost half of all care workers in private institutions alone in the region are hesitating even the director of this home is among the. kiska evolve one of the side effects on let's say in 20 years nobody knows today so

it's a bit like buying a car you feel like you could be safe but i want to see the crash test results so personally i am a bit skeptical but for the older people clearly it's a good thing it was kind of excess well put it. this caregiver is also one sure he prefers to wait because he's heard some rumors. i had yes some production in it that could be used. you can be orbs of from the stand because of this production them like espionage kind of a stock you know and this is just the tip of the ice book false claims that the vaccine causes infertility or even death or spreading like wildfire across social media the french speaking part of belgium appears particularly receptive to these ideas on the head of most in home federation thumb about things making vaccinations

mandatory maybe the only options i do not understand i do not understand that it was so for them they so a lot of rate of elderly people who died they so the loss of life and it's unbelievable odo's people do not understand that they can protect themself. it's a big question. move. back at the nursing home this local doctor is trying his utmost to demonstrate that vaccines are safe is this and that's why child the staff here you need to get vaccinated not 70 percent of you but 100 percent of you all of you in order to win this fight usually pretty many of christina rodrigo's colleagues are also taking to social media to encourage others. she hopes each photo will make

a difference. in france as in other european countries universities are closed because of coronavirus students are suffering from mounting loneliness and one young woman from strasbourg can't take it anymore. since the beginning of the pandemic this room has become the center of heidi's supposed life it's where she studies attends online lectures and spends her free time watching movies a daily routine that has taken its toll on the 1000 year old. i lack any kind of enthusiasm i just feel hollow and i don't see any sense in life anymore i mean you credibly nervous and cry for the slightest reason i am a lot more short term pert and have become a control freak regarding anything that i can actually still control i don't feel

like going for walks anymore it just costs too much energy with it although i'm normally quite a lively person and that's all to those most serious and you know me don't want to live. in her despair she published a letter to president on social media asking him to read open the universities she signed the letter heidi support zombie. i had been talking to a few friends about this how sick i was of the situation i had the impression that people had forgotten about us young no one understood what it's like for us even among students it was too boot to talk about it so i wanted to get through to the government but also to other students people in general. and she succeeded hundreds of other students contacted her to share their own similar stories across the country thousands of students took to the streets. president personally wrote back

to heidi asking her to hold out then he announced new measures of support and the 2 young. students have the same needs as workers so they will also be allowed to come back to university for one day per week women are needed he did before he put on. heidi is glad that her cry for help was heard but she remains realistic visuals that it's a start at least certain student escalations can offer activities again as some students will come back in the long run though living a one day per week won't be enough and i know that the months to come will be very tough although at least we now feel a bit less invisible. the prospect of the past reopening has given her the energy to go for keisha walks again and help her see the future in a brighter light. minority groups in china

unlike the weakest of being a princeton when the chinese secret service is apparently forcing week is living in exile to spy on their behalf as well by threatening their families back trying. a say meanwhile the shop owner selling imported foods including a lot of products in his hometown of course. in 2015 when he returned to see john from a business trip to malaysia he was stopped at the airport and brought to a detention center. they brought me into a room they sat me down at a metal table and they tied my legs and my arms to it. by stating this position for 2 days. we meet a say in an apartment in munich germany he says he was never told what he was accused of his papers say that he was suspected of endangering state security

a suspect a month in the tension then suddenly he was released but under one condition he had to agree that he would work for chinese state security. i thought i would just stay in touch with them and i didn't have the intention but the term really worked for their work again. that was an illusion after his release he say you mean regularly met with an agent who introduced himself as. he was able to continue traveling abroad he says in the beginning nothing specific had been asked of him and he maintains he never revealed information on anyone but it's impossible to verify these claims about one year later a cell was detained again this time he was freed with a specific request he was told to spy on a young man in turkey a cell left for istanbul then he decided not to return to china and went on a web cast with a story. corps band called after the show. and

he told me you decided to appear on this show and talk about you know that your family is here in china. and that. since then many of his relatives have disappeared 5 siblings have been arrested ace's oldest brother was sentenced to 25 years in jail other we go gave him the news since he cannot reach any of his relatives by phone. to try to see the place where he used to live an american colleague and i are followed around closely constantly harassed and. you can't just walk around here and interview people there when many negative reports. on. the other and that this is one day i ask you about. so many people have been detained and many disappear every day. so the question is going to end.

he answered america not america did not become america without shedding a lot of blood hublot a lot more is going to happen here. that can bring on the stuff. i was waiting for his refugee status to be approved he thinks that he is relatively safe here but he also knows that he could be targeted and. brittany's famous for its beautifully manicured gardens but that's about to change if you would someone like him has anything to say about it his mission is a near return to unchanged nature and he has some special home place. they call it large blacks and they're allowed to roam almost anywhere to take up the ground at some late in the state in the east of england. they are land owner last summer latents secret weapon. their very 1st and you can afford to

have quite a pig's. for quite a short time to go to to the grind to a lot of open space for new seeds a lot some of the items a state covers over 20 square kilometers he himself lives in the manor house but in the adjacent park all the animals are allowed to roam freely the lot of the manor has set apart a 5th of his property and left it completely to nature. summer late and doesn't venture to slaughter the pigs but it's also their job to ensure greater biodiversity there has been an overgrowth of a specific foreign species and the pigs help contain it. in order to. stimulate the soil and to cement the the seabed the thralls seabed underneath we need to disrupt brucker. as soon as they have completed their task have to get out

of the forest. not so late and does not accept the argument that only rich landowners can afford to protect the environment he believes people need to change their mindset being in touch with nature not similate and believes that as many people as possible should experience this he'd like to turn the adjacent marshland into nature park for equal to or as. much and in public inns and stores and white tailed eagles kind of walking up and down this river valley but still with cattle and with. farming systems with it have to be gentle. but to do that he has to convince his neighbors 1st because free roaming pigs on the property that just do what they want for most famous simply a step too far. in

distance yet is stifling kurdistan's capital is such a small. reason outdated. residents and activists are fighting back against the air pollution but within the government their demands are falling on deaf ears. 3000. next d.w. . the expanding. in romania in a change is rearing its. head when we are in an ongoing race with the way an. environmental activist and local politicians are desperately trying to reverse the desert situation. isn't already too late. wired dot.

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