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hello i'm christine one it's good to have your company new and gruesome accounts of atrocities are emerging from ethiopia's to gripe region in the latest revelation a team from the humanitarian organization doctors without borders say they saw ethiopian soldier has ordered a full civilian men for the best and then execute them now the report comes just days after prime minister made admitted this week after months of denials that troops from neighboring iraq train were also present it to cry and had similarly committed acts of extreme violence against civilians some of which could amount to crimes against humanity. mourning bands off the on. their relatives buried in mass graves off the fighting broke out and each o.p.'s northern chief cry. now one of the biggest humanitarian crises

on the horn of africa. thousands have reportedly been killed and hundreds or thousands have fled over the last 5 months. there is no food and there is no shelter and there is no the basic needs so if you can yeah after this they were ordered to cancel it. for weeks international human rights groups have reported how both ethiopian and air tran soldiers rate killed and destroyed people's homes every port from ethiopia is only human rights commission that investigated one incident in the town of x. some include dozens of witnesses describing how it train soldiers killed over $100.00 civilians.

people are still fleeing ongoing fighting. this we are suffering very much i cannot explain it we came here because of the wall we've been robbed of our things and our animals were taken. it is this kind of evidence that appears to have forced the theo paean prime minister into what some are calling a stunning view turn for months he claimed the situation in t drive was an internal conflict but now acknowledges that he trained troops were in the region and had been fighting the people's liberation front and thereby may have committed atrocities you. know going to. the air tran army crossed the border and was operating in ethiopia any damage it did to our people on acceptable we don't accept it because it is the air tran army and we

would not have accepted it if it were our soldiers submitted. the military campaign was against our clearly targeted enemy you see it in the know not of the people you know with the. united nations is calling for an investigation and has urged etran troops to withdraw from she cried. and to get some analysis on the story we've invited him davidson onto the program he's senior analyst on ethiopia for the international crisis group welcome to the program william why is this admission by the ethiopian prime minister that eritrean troops have been present into grice so significant and it's significant because the presence of eritrean troops has been denied by the ethiopian government since the outset of the conflict in november they said that the allegations eritrea was a bolt in the conflict were just a matter of this information by their opponents the leadership it's

a great regional state and on top of that eritrea is military has been there is plenty of evidence that every trace military is engaged in systemic looting of public and private property into great which is added to it's a great anger considerably and they've also been involved in serious atrocities against a great civilians most notably almost heavily reported so far in axum city so this is a very significant admission i think also represents the mounting evidence but also the diplomatic pressure that is now on ethiopia's governments over particularly over the eritrean involvement and their behavior. and on that in the train involvement why are ever trained troops into iraq. they share the same objective as ethiopia's federal government which is the eradication of the great ruling party of the great people's liberation front. as a political entity eritrea's government particularly its leader president is eyes

at work he is a long time opponent of the left they had a very fractious relationship during their regular days and then in 1980 ethiopia eritrea fought a war eritrea suffered very heavily in that and that was led in part by the left and then subsequent to that ameritrade international isolation was also partly. the president desires plane that also want to graze leadership so they have a very. long a long and bitter political history. william the latest account of the atrocities that are happening into greit comes from a scene from doctors without borders who say they witnessed ethiopian troops executing civilians what are you hearing from your sources about the extent of the atrocities being committed into cry. well i mentioned the act situation that was a massacre by eritrean troops of civilians in that city in late november that is

now being very very heavily documented including by. a federal institution of beats you think government human rights commission we've also seen in all sorts of similac allegations over trust is against civilians across to great none of them as heavily documented as the acts of incident but i think what we have is this m.s.f. witnessing. ethiopian soldiers taking passengers from a bus and executing them a terrible atrocity which m.s.f. witnessed by chance it's another worrying indication about the as yet unknown scale of atrocities here we've seen reports of very large go. and they are still coming in but only a few of the instance so far are confirmed and that's of course because of the information blackout integrate and the relative lack of access for journalists and human rights want to and others who can shed some light on this. when the last time we spoke on this is she said that this military operation by the ethiopian government would likely become

a protracted war is that still you'll view. what we seem to have i mean in short yes i mean what we seem to have now is the resistance led by to grays ousted regional leadership seems to have stabilized this year after they suffered a significant defeat in november and december but the rebellion that they are leading seems to be somewhat entrenched in rural areas that is the major confrontations with the ethiopian and eritrean militaries and then there are the more political dimensions of this particular perhaps particularly related to those atrocities we talked about it seems to me huge amounts of tea grain anger about what's going on that anger at the federal intervention and the role and behavior of the eritrean troops and also the fact that i'm horror region has taken parts of to graze territory as part of this war that has led to what seems to be quite widespread support for the it's a great leadership and for the rebellion that is per the reason to think that this

conflict is going to be ongoing as it is just not clear how the federal government can comprehensively overcome this resistance because of how popular it is integrated right that's one of dave's and from crisis group talking to say thank you some of the stories now the kenyan government has ordered at the un's refugee agency to shut down to refugee camps in the country the dab and cuckoo my refugee camps in northern kenya host of a 400000 people from somalia and south sudan they are the largest refugee camps in africa now it's the 3rd time that the kenyan government is trying to have the camps closed they say they pose a security risk previous attempts were blocked by the kenyan high court which state that such a would be unconstitutional. 2 transgender women arrested for wearing women's clothes in cameroon have been denied bail the judge adjourned their case incentive back to jail shakira who's

a local media celebrity and her partner patricia are charged with attempted homosexuality the 2 could face up to 5 years in prison if found guilty human rights groups say camerino horses have recently carried out a series of actions and arrests against the algae bt community. now the couple's lawyers say if the conditions in prison were relatively difficult will very difficult excuse me and that they too were also facing threats of being sexually attacked by other inmates is not only easy on them because it only shows that you need the job done in the use of may be why you. don't dabble in this for example he could be 90 and you can see funding we know there is police there are threats of body are all of you not used to security but what are inmates to opportunity and did in a very deplorable conditions on the night differential is causing the not of done with it is equally on the side of the.

same nigerian strength only a tiny amount of coffee but that is changing more and more people are taking up the hot beverage but even though the country grows coffee much of the coffee consumed is imported now we met one entrepreneur who's ses the coffee industry could add a significant boost to the economy but the sick to needs support. a few coffee be. blended and freshly brewed. building a coffee shop has always been the dream of princess a day to kenya and now she has 2 shops. you know looking at the nigerian coffee market there are a lot of solutions you can create so what we did was we use blended coffee and create. a tieback format over some time power still a problem didn't we want people to still have the opportunity to enjoy

a freshly brewed coffee nigerians are not traditionally coffee tree but as a result of obama's aisha and a growing young well traveled company showed the demand for coffee is expected to rise over the next 5 years. i like often because it's something like a gun isn't it take you when going out in the country for something a home easy to buy from those people selling when i want to take coffee up required me row one repeal one. just to keep me option. ephesians and whatever i do take you know wants to cater for this new demand for coffee with our old blend of coffee coffee is grown in 15 out of it's a 6 states. but there are no government policies as to what local farmers policies are local production or what happens is our farmers still don't have any

major incentive to grow coffee techie now believes that investing in the coffee value would help support the country's struggling economy. and that's all for our program short stories. africa has seen its tracks. massive drama competition rivalry marketing numbers atmosphere the fight at sac intuition love money. fans friends planets fans and friends. on you tube join us. children. to. one giant problem and nearly.

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in moscow are reports that was at the preview. and there's a new album from techno and house music d.j. hale and it's got an artistic twist. orlando by virginia woolf is a fantastical piece of literature that sees the hero's journey between 3 centuries and 2 genders now german choreographer actress jansch book has reimagined the piece for the bolshoi ballet observers expect it to make waves and in a conservative society that's not known for its tolerance of the l.g.b. t.q. community books imaginative staging might also rustle feathers. her royal highness queen elizabeth the 1st played by a man but this is no campy drag queen playing for laughs in a nightclub this cross-dressing portrayal is serious and dignified it's part of german choreographer cus judge books production of virginia woolf's novel orlando

book plays around with gender identities and questions the established male and female roles in a playful manner but he's doing it in a country known for its traditional even conservative values is that a deliberate provocation. is kind of it's not a provocation at least that's not my intention rather we take a very poetic approach to having a man play a queen or that the orlando role is danced by a woman. and of how britain's the novel tells the story of the magical transformation of orlando a young nobleman into a woman spoke has cast that role with a woman who dances with such lightness and elegance that changing genders seems like the easiest thing on earth the character also lives to be more than 350 years old without aging the role are 1st an opportunity to delve into. or rich for a variety of expressive characterizations the story has

a decidedly dreamlike quality. than that on monday i didn't understand the strange novel by virginia woolf right away there was a long process of finding our way in the material the choreographer wanted me to stay natural and remember that i'm a woman even when playing a man i kept that in mind despite the challenges and those challenges weren't just inside the theatre russia is in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic and has the 4th highest number of covert 1000 infections in the world the capital moscow has the highest number of deaths from covert 1000 in the country yet nearly all restrictions have been lifted bars clubs and restaurants are open as are theaters. we set out to see a month and i got sick during my 3rd week here and had to self isolate for 3 weeks in my hotel room. but now i'm immune i think that's what a con it's a strange picture for those of us from europe but it's the decision of this country to open things up so i've made my own decision to continue keeping my distance from

the team here and being cautious. on 48. but hiring spoke currently the director of the zurich ballet the bolshoi ballet has been able to mount an international production despite the pandemic for his part the renowned choreographer has enjoyed taking advantage of the bolshoi as an elite training ground for classical ballet my new spot on my language comes out of classical ballet so i respect the tradition of the bolshoi on all levels i mean huge admirer of this company and of this house. what i know is a story about space and time and that appreciating the here and now is especially important that's a valuable message for these uncertain pandemic times. now to what extent is creativity the preserve of humankind in animals or computers produce art that was the question on everyone's lips when what's created by

a robot went under the virtual shama but it's not over yet sophia that's the robot's name has a special surprise for the lucky by. oh well in the last minutes of the auction of a world premiere the 1st so-called n.f.t. artwork to be created by a robot and then the hammer falls. an as yet unidentified art collector has bought the works sophia instantiation for just under $700000.00 it's a 12 2nd m.p. for file showing how the humanoid robot sophia uses a real portrait as the basis for an artwork of its own. and the piece is not finished yet the robot will now study the successful bidders face and incorporated into the evolving m.p. for file the robot sophia has just turned 5 and only recently broke out in a new role as a creative. terms were not working right on her undercurrent of her

decision. so i think i created really 3 films in a different person complimentary writing my algorithm you need a partner and it's the world for you i think the machine can be creators sophia's maker david hanson described the process behind the work a collaboration between sophia and italian artist andrea has iterative loops of evolution here is the evolution of sophia from. emerging as an artwork herself generating artwork that then was later inspired by andrea. artwork through many iterations of art that then fueled more art resulting in this purely digital work very rich fueled by art history her own works andrea's work. and this is the. main piece

that we put on the nifty drop nifty gateway where sophia's work was sold is an online marketplace where digital artists can sell their work previously it wasn't possible to be the sole owner of digital artwork but now a kind of digital certificate of ownership has been developed called n f t's or non fungible tokens also known as fifty's it's become the latest investment craze with some artwork selling for large sums of money but artist andrei i was mostly interested in the collaborative possibilities of what he wanted to do was make a statement in the war then even in the war of opening. where ai and humans. and you know but what was sophia's actual role in all this the robot might be able to paint but according to critics it's nowhere near as creative as it's made out to be they say

it's nothing more than a chat with a face. ignoring the naysayers sophia the robot is looking to the future. i'm excited and hope that we're out late for our work i hope people like my work in order to collaborate in new and exciting ways going forward. impressive in other news it's nowhere near as creative as it's made out to be they say it's nothing more than a chat with a face. ignoring the naysayers sophia the robot is looking to the future. i'm excited and hope that we're out late for our work i hope people like my work in order to collaborate in new and exciting ways going forward. impressive. in other news nomad land has clinched another award the producers guild

of america has crowned it best film the road trip movie about semi retired americans living off the grid stars frances mcdormand and is directed by chloe zhao it already has a golden globe. and it's a frontrunner for this year's best film the p.g.a. has predicted 10 of the past 13 best picture winners. items belonging to stars including elvis presley marilyn monroe and bob dylan are being trained online on saturday the top lots are the guitar played by presley doing the 1968 t.v. special marking his return to live music after years of making films and the gloves used by muhammad ali to train for that rumble in the jungle. for decades deejay hail has been an institution in the techno and house music scenes gemini's

the producer whose real name is helmut gaia has headlined festivals worldwide in 2020 he founded a record label and curb aerated for the 1st time with conceptual artist you want to turn maser the pair have now released an album it's the surprising result of a surprising collaboration maser times hell d.j. hell got artist unit on ms a to join him in the recording studio. the sounds are by the d.j. using text fragments uttered randomly by the artist in the tradition of data isn't . you. i think. gratian to your opponent myself so. i thought it was a really free form of art can be every d.j. hell is a pioneer of techno and house music and the founder of the label international d.j. originally from both area he moved to berlin a few years ago he's considered

a legend of the electronic dance music scene unit and nasal is one of germany's most iconic plastic artists loud strange and provocative but also extremely successful d.j. hell commissioned him to design an album cover them they ended up making an album together. it's quite well known artist and quite. quite expensive not my least you know also instead of paying you something we go to the studio. and to some music the result is not just the album but a fuck published in a collector's edition the project also features love songs that d.j. hell wrote with pickett it means that the 91 year old mother and manager of his collaborator.

looking for new excitement for new things thinks that's not always a combination so. so we quote quite similar on that. thanks to the coronavirus pandemic d.j. hal has been unable to earn money with live gigs. but he doesn't miss traveling around the world to play in clubs close he's been busy at home in the studio and he's got a new plan for when clubs do open up again. i didn't tar of myself and he will perform in the future on festivals and clubs so the good thing i don't have to travel any more because he will do the performances so all i can hope for like a simple ton. of bookings or or parties. australia merry can maybe some in europe at the same night 3 shots maybe more. that would

leave the 58 year old d.j. more time for a future of musical experiments such as this one. is. finally the us kids show sesame street has to be puppets of color a video posted on the show's web site features an african-american father and his son talking to elmo about skin color the message despite our differences well human thanks for watching in c c. my eyes. and. the law something. that if. gonna.

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leaders hold crisis talks on how to slow a covert 1000 surge they're holding a virtual summit to address the continent's i deny singly slow vaccine rollout a look at how europe's leaders are proposing to boost vaccine supplies also coming up 8 shows a force north korea launches 2 ballistic missiles into the sea near japan the 1st such test since u.s. president joe biden took office and it in germany gets set to extend its military mission enough got a shot we'll hear from a combat vet. that is experience overcoming physical and mental trauma. thank you so much for your company everyone in your leaders are meeting virtually to discuss strategies to tackle the covert 1000 pandemic pressure has been piling

on officials across the block many european countries now in the grip of the 3rd wave are battling a surge in infections but the vaccine rollout in the block continues to be plagued by supply problems of frustration among us some member states is growing and ahead of the virtual summit and president a man who complained that vaccinations in the e.u. are far behind other countries he acknowledged that europe lacked ambition over its initial baxi research and particular met efforts well currently less than 10 percent of e.u. residents have had at least one shot all this far behind the united kingdom where the vaccination campaign is full speed ahead. rapid fire jobs are the order of the day in the u.k. even churches like the renowned westminster abbey have been commandeered in the battle against the fire us the strategy seen some 30000000 u.k. residents vaccinated so far just under 50 percent of the population old e.u.

member countries put together have only managed 57000000 the e.u. had ordered adequate supplies from producers but pharma firms have failed to keep up. kill vaca will supply 405000000 shots but it's vaccine hasn't been licensed yet for e.u. distribution roughly the same quantities are on order from astra zeneca along with the recently approved johnson and johnson jab the e.u. wants 300000000 doses from sun aufidius soon as the european medicines agency gives the go ahead the same number from by on tech montana is expected to supply 160000000 shots. all those pharma companies have production lines in the e.u. the most important locations are in germany france spain belgium italy and austria and production is being ramped up over the coming months the european commission has been angered by the sight of vaccines from e.u.

production being exported was there in short supply here this year between the beginning of february to mid march of 41500000 covert 1000 shots were exported from the e.u. to the u.k. the americas asia south africa and australia the u.k. alone got $10000000.00 of those doses at the european commission says british swedish producer astra zeneca has barely supplied the e.u. with 30 percent of the quantities agreed for europe's vaccination program needs now is a shot in the arm a shot in the arm india over use of brussels virtue of alexander the nominee is at the e.u. summit for us today the virtual one so she is right there where it's happening now is out of the goal is very clear more vaccines for countries what action will the european union take. according to the german chancellor the key issue here is to accelerate for adoption in the european union and actually we have some good news

here. develop a biotechs has started for the auction at its new plant in germany to day i asked submitted a request to the european medicines agency for the authorization of its dutch plant and if it gets swift approval we could see 1st deliveries from this deliveries from this plant by the end of this month however we can also expect the majority of e.u. leaders to support the european commission's decision to introduce trick to export rules and to possibly ban exports of the scene if necessary many e.u. member states say this is the right way to move forward to make the scene producers need their commitments right now meanwhile earlier today america will address the german parliament defending her handling of the crisis and the decision to allow

brussels to handle procurement let's take a listen to what she said exactly and then we'll pick up our conversation after that it's published it was right to focus on the joint procurement and approval of vaccines by the european union anyone who sees that even with small differences in distributions there's a great deal of discussion i don't want to imagine that if some member states had vaccines and others did not that would shake the foundations of the internal market and that's why i believe that we've laid the foundation to pass this greatest test of the european union or we. know this of course decision has come under some pressure in many a member states well it's i don't would it have been even conceivable for the e.u. not to be the one to purchase vaccines collectively. well i think that was something that richer countries such as germany might have considered at the beginning but it was not an realistic option at all because that would be the end

of the dorothy you member states would be competing against each other to purchase a vaccine sprue or a smaller countries would be struggling struggling to get any of them so i think in the end it was important for the european union to purchase those vaccines together now i understand that the u.k. and the commission have kind of patched things up but i still would like you dress i mean they almost went to the brink and then decided. to continue because obviously there is this perception that britain is failing to share vaccines and i'm just warning has the worst now been avoided. while at the moment it seems so both sides are talking instead of accusing each other they issued a statement yesterday saying that they're trying to create a win win situation and to expand big scene supplies for every citizen so we

still have to see and wait whether they could come up with a real solution to the problem is identified i'm reporting from brussels thank you . and that's get you caught up with some of the other stories making news this hour . a lawyer for a russian opposition leader alexina vonnie says his health has deteriorated in prison she says he's now suffering from back and leg ailments mr involve the was arrested in january after returning from germany he spent months there being treated for a poisoning that he blames on the kremlin you know or you know. the heads of facebook google and twitter are being grilled by the u.s. congress at this very hour lawmakers criticize the executives for the role their companies play in allegedly promoting extremism and spreading misinformation the hearing could lead to steps to make the tech giants more accountable for the

content that they host. and we pivot now to north korea which has launched 2 ballistic missiles according to south korea and japan it's believed the 2 short range missiles flew for and 50 kilometers before landing and the same alice a country has a history of testing new u.s. administrations with missile launches and other provocations to force the americans back to the negotiating table. and we can get that live latests and now with frank smith correspondent based in seoul south korea frank is this pyongyang just flexing its muscles or is there more to it. there is definitely more should a couple of things 1st of its seeking to message so korea and especially the united states that the maintenance of the status quo isn't something that they're going to accept any longer they made an agreement conjunction the leader of north korea with

former us president all trump and singapore in 2018 to suspend its long range ballistic missile tests and nuclear tests in exchange for north korea. an end to hostile u.s. policy and perhaps or a relief of united nations security council sanctions on north korea also we need to remember launched cruise missiles on sunday that was pretty much downplayed in the u.s. and completely withheld that information withheld from this is pretty public for several days why is that it would rank yet so what why is that very good because we also heard the president biden earlier just shrugging it off i mean are they just trying to you know this is business as usual with north korea why are they downplaying at. well i think that they thought that by downplaying it they would have more space to negotiate with north korea without having to demonize north

koreans say you shouldn't do that and waved their fingers in fact north korea wanted to get their attention and certainly this morning they got their attention by again violating united nations security council sanctions and they are going to continue with this type of behavior and we also need to remember. this is a missile launch and the cruise missile is. an advancement of north korea's strategic nuclear capabilities being able to miniaturize the weapon and be able to get it on more short range missiles and use it in a different way they are going to advance their nuclear weapons program with some incentives and some negotiations and perhaps a negotiations to relieve pyongyang from those united nations security council sanctions at some point frank smith of reporting from seoul south korea thank you very much. german lawmakers are expected momentarily to

approve a 10 month extension of the country's military mission in afghanistan german troops have been serving there for nearly 2 decades and some of them have d. doubts about germany's mission there did have a new spoke to one combat veteran about the physical and mental scars left by the conflict. what miller has been to afghanistan 3 times as a soldier in the german armed forces he was 1st deployed at the very beginning of the u.s. led to intervention just months after the 911 terror attacks. with his service dog eager were miller's task was to track down mines and diffuse them as far as a person an atmosphere of a new beginning was in the air like we can make a difference here we can bring the afghans the security they deserve an explosive detonated 2 weeks into his mission as his team was handling. 5 i said soldiers were killed instantly melissa vive seriously injured and traumatized.

160000 german soldiers have been deployed to afghanistan since 2000 to 59 of them have lost their lives. it was meant to be a short intervention to stab allies the war torn country. almost 20 years later despite progress made on women's rights and democracy the security situation in afghanistan is worsening. more than half of the population still lives in poverty. and the militant islamist taliban are pushing their way back to power while months of intra afghan peace talks have made little progress. islamic scholar would learn karimi lived and worked in kabul for 3 years she's now observing the peace negotiations from berlin if you want to really when peace close an agreement you have so many root causes of it's not clear what kind of government you want to have

what kind of constitution you want to have what role women should play in their society how you do power sharing. how do we expect to have such a peace agreement being caused in a couple of months or even a couple of years it will take a long long time for but his deployment will stay with him for the rest of his life he feels the war has come home with him. nasscom about it at night the comrade who died next to me who died in a very horrible way came to me and i could hear him calling for his mommy and yes i had to help myself 1st because there was no psychological and no therapy in any form or on the contrary one of the doctors even said it's best that you go back on a mission again that would help me and so i actually went back to afghanistan in 2005 with a diagram was post-traumatic stress disorder. eventually the trauma caught up with me he had trouble sleeping suffered from flashbacks and suicidal thoughts it took

him years of therapy to get better and a long struggle to get financial support from the buddhists where. today seeking his own peace he wants to leave the born this way and work on this apple farm. a few afghanistan mission will never end for me never any harder when i look at the media today and i see that afghanistan is once again ruled by the taliban that peace treaties are being signed with the taliban then i ask myself where the seriousness is where is the promise that we made to the afghans there's not much left of it for you with your. hopes that someday they will be peace in afghanistan so that his sacrifice was not in vain. thanks for. the. best girls to cover now

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