the news this is the w news line from berlin, nigeria suspends twitter indefinitely, accusing it of double standards. ontario makes the move after the messaging platform removes the post from the countries president, but not one from a separatist leader. also coming up a g 7 deal that could have huge repercussions for big tank. legal leaders agree a global minimum corporate tax rallying behind a us plan. but will other countries agree to this game and plans to build

and then leave the chinese university in budapest run into widespread resistance as hungarian say it will only increase facing influence over their country. ah, i'm pablo foliage. welcome to the program that jerry and government says it is suspending twitter indefinitely. 2 days ago, the social media platform removed the post from president. how do go harry? the threatened to punish regional secessionist. the information ministry accused twitter of double standards in ignoring violent messages from a separatist leader. the issue of climate change, the niger in government announced that was a ban somewhat. i want to click on twitter. it said it was taking action because of the close, persistent use of the platform for activities that are capable of undermining nigeria for its existence and 12. there are not going to be food by anybody

who can do to rule how do for the best of our ability to miss andrea. give me a 2nd. those 2 examples very suspect. the ban comes days off, the twitter removed a post from nigeria. president bahama dupel. hurry to, to says in the tweet bow, hurry threatened to punish groups blamed for attacks on government buildings that violated the companies abuses, behavior policy. nigeria government accuses the platform of double standards. it says twitter has been indifferent about the tax on government and security facilities inside the country. it points to last years and saws and see police brutality protests which were most organized on twitter classes. the people was born in police station, so i'm going to police mean a junior, jody, and us for twitter. it was about the right to

protest for what a similar to happened when the capital became a selection on the streets of lagos. there was a position to the towards that and we are not really true gym. we have great to freedom of speech. and so we should be allowed to speak, we should be allowed to use, we would i be don't treat facebook where we should be allowed to use as my country to days. what i saw me job of our own and currently in the country goes all the voice on god. let them know what to do is so rolled on trying to let them. and i found out what have i be the idea of having in mind so far one bit it was rather where the issue has offended its decision to remove behind the tweet the platform said the band was d concerning and that it would be monitoring the situation

well, let's take a look at what some of the other stories making use around the world. hong kong pro democracy activists child hang tongue has been released from police custody a day after she was arrested. child was accused of organizing and promoting an annual vigil to commemorate the victims of china in 1990 animals where massacre police. the vigil was an unauthorized assembly. the kurdish lat administration in syria's ne, has handed over a dutch woman and 3 children to a delegation from the netherlands. they'd been living in a camp for families of the alleged islamic state militants. european countries have been hesitant to repatriate their nationals in the situations like this. the 1st cruise ship to dock in venice. since the start of the pandemic has left the city and the protests activists oppose the huge vessels that carry thousands of

passengers at a time, saying they pose environmental and safety risks to the cities fragile lagoon. a new partnership between beijing and through the past has angered hungarian taxpayers who will have to carry the nearly 1000000000 euro financial burden. china is building a european campus of it's shanghai based food on university. not only are hungarians to pick up the tab, but no local contractors will get to work in the project. most of garrison's oppose the plan and anger is growing among prime minister victor or bon against a prime minister victoria. i thought it was and have taken to the streets of the capital to protest their governments cooperation with an authoritarian regime. well for more on this, let's go straight to our correspondent, funny for char in budapest, funny and protesters against this project, happy voicing their anger. we can hear them, they're behind you. roughly 2 thirds of hungarians oppose if not,

what are their main concerns? the main concern is declined national guard and estimated that this entire project is going to cost about 1000000000 euros paid by the hungarian or china. no one right now, currently actually the me or buddha, happy speaking, what one was wrong against prime minister in the next year. and he says many different things that could be done with this money is that people have gathered here some who are actually on the policy, the government projects. you're disappointed because actually this project, the money needed for affordable housing is. so going to be putting chinese project, but people yeah. also making clear actually not against chinese people in hungary. what questioning the finance was tire project that is putting them on the gear and taxpayer and let's not forget,

hungary is i'm one of the most corrupt countries in the european union for the project. the government and people that i know is to the opera lead of hungry. it's an opportunity to dash away money. right. so the hungarian government has come out in defense of the plans and chinese university campus, but who really benefits from this relationship with china? when you're in governments, you're also going to benefit from this project because actually the diverse, if he's going to see the reason because china think, and we do cation competition here in hungary or setting up the very 1st european campus all through the university. you're in hungary, so they hungry is actually at home here and is going through. hundreds are going to benefit from it. but if you, on the project, as i say it's portrait of going through quite a while, you're in taxpayer, and it's going to be billed by a chinese people coming from china and by china material severe,

you clearly ask yourself and to is going to benefit this project, is it really hungary or rather china and chinese intelligence through the help of hungary boys you know, just a thought into europe for sure. in budapest, thank you so much. g. 7, finance ministers meeting in london say they've reached a deal on global tax reform. the agreement is designed to close the loopholes used by some of the world's biggest companies to avoid paying taxes. germany says it's quote, good news for justice and fiscal solidarity. it would set corporate tax at a minimum of 15 percent, no matter where companies are based. at the british finance minister, which soon made the announcement, and let's take a listen to what he had to say. i think the crucial thing for people to take away is the principle of fairness. that's what we've achieved today to ensure that

there's a level playing field for all types of companies. and whether it's people operating in tax havens or it's digital companies, we're going to level the playing field and inject that principal offenders into our global tax systems. that surprised. right, well let's bring in thomasville. sure. he's a lecturer in accounting at the u. k. 's, university of nottingham and head of secretary of for the independent commission for the reform of international corporate taxation. so hello thomas. i'm welcome to d w. i want to start by asking you hi significant. is this g 7 announcement and why is it taken so long? so was historic 8th, the father for the 1st time, a high level political level. the we recognize that facts competition is armful and a damages countries all over the world. 240000000000. last is a least estimated he's taking so long because there's been

a strong opposition struggle position of tax payments. and we seen just a few minutes ago. the finance minister looks i'm a welcoming based deal which gives you an idea. wow, i'm bishop this billy. this is really below what the us as a region the come out with 21 percent. so they didn't get any good feedback from europe. your leaders g 7, you'll be in g 7 needed. and so they able to compromise if it's all in 15 percent. so what's important now is, well, these big, these countries will do, so will they take to a 15 percent, which will then rate they needed to bring everybody on agreement around the table, including the life. so look the book, will they go more like the u. s. so 21 percent. the medium was actually the u. s. is planning to introduce and this will make all the difference because g, 20 countries represent 90 percent of global prophecies. what they will do that will matter in terms of stopping tax of orders by multinational,

come on. so that brings me actually onto the next question. you've already mentioned luxembourg, but there are countries here in europe, several countries that have a relatively low corporate tax rate. most notably in the e u would be ard and then of course i'd say you have switzerland are, is there going to be much resistance from countries whose rate is quite low? there is this will be significant, but this doesn't mean that a global minimum cost. i global minimum ducks going to work. individual countries cannot unit actually the u. s. will do his own minimum talks, canada, japan, south korea, china, i do the same and that will cover it. and then if you can, number multi nationals, countries in the global south can introduce a minimum tax at the high level. when 50 percent you will, i will have an issue. a question for you commission will be whether you can just go unilaterally. and so the germany from spain, i want to introduce the 21 percent medium boxes wall would recommend they do the

same time if they bring it as a directive that will require every country to agree. so it's really important that the countries introduce a strong and high minimum tax, but this will be a negotiation training. okay, we'll leave it there to myself. thank you for all your expertise back. thank you so much bye. the football now and germany begin their european championship campaign against world cup winners. france later this month in munich. the tournament is also the last one for germany coach yogi love. and after a couple of veterans were welcome back to the roster confidence. confidence is higher than ever at their austrian training based now one final friendly game against lafayette on monday, awaits this picturesque setting, should give the national team strength and energy for the european championship in

front of an impressive backdrop. your love is looking for the perfect mix of players to field ahead of his last turn him in his germany coach. i need to turn him in for we need players who lead the way, who pull along, who can help others in difficult moments be. and i just, we need players who may also have to be patient during the tournament because they don't play from the start. but they also need to be ready for every minute then might come for them and for every chance shorter, a key training aspect, better communication on the pitch. and coach law who sees highly motivated, is leaving the way. and his players follow important pillars of the team. thomas mueller in my tumbles, have returned after a 2 and a half year absence evictions on the scene. i want to be the catalog, my life,

the one who can turbocharged the team when they needed to come, in addition to some still stricken player such as leon gretzky, the champions league winters around car habits have now arrived in the austrian village of a field. with him on the months of being, i'm a player who need self confidence. that's when i'm at my best higher than that. and that's why i'm going into training with a lot of self confidence finish up. but it must be too much. we have one or 2 players in the squad who have already won the title. self confidence is always good and that's of course how i'll go into the european championship. but when you then in the training camp, the spectators were still locked out. however, $14000.00 fans will be allowed at germany's 1st european championship game against france. they'll be on home turf in munich. this'll add even more motivation for love and his team as they pursue the european championship title. you're

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deadly decisions. those with the elder, with them survive future scenario. absolutely not. future wars starts to tell me ah, oh line that diary has been fighting to help drug addicts in afghanistan, capital, cousins for 10 years without government or international funding. she's alone warrior a strong and independent woman who knows how to hold her own in a conservative society. but now that international troops are departing, after having helped maintain political order for 20 years. laila had already fears

for her freedom, pending the guy most concerned about the future of african women and children. she had been generation of the dentist and has lived in a democracy for the past 2 decades. they're fond of music cinema supermodel. and might even want to pursue careers in those areas and you have a list that goes against the jazz bands, beliefs for me linda. hey, diary is getting ready for the day. she puts on her earrings and sneakers. she's going to mother camp. one of the few privately run addiction facilities in kabul, which she founded the journey takes her from east to west, straight through the capitol. it's still unusual to see a woman driving in

a couple, but her diary doesn't let others views trouble her. she passed is by police dr. bridge where many drug addicts live with a lima. when i go that a bridge with the 1st time i thought it was like looking straight into hell would have hated. this is what hell looks like on was i mean people were lying on the ground like animals. they were dying. they could have had problems in mind that could come the doctor is maybe there was another shock in store for her diary. she hadn't seen her brother for a long time and found out that he was living under the bridge that someone in our family, a lot of grief,

he lost all his money. but addiction is a sickness and you have to accept that boy. once underneath, my brother was a good man in georgia and dynamic. any kind of that happening just also has to have a weakness for drugs. and what about at the high diary decided to take action. she wanted to help her brother and many other adults in couple almost everyone in the city of 4 and a half 1000000. know someone whose life has been destroyed by drugs. mother can't have rehabilitation center and western couple with the corona virus pandemic. there are currently 15 patients here,

not less than usual. who still her son was once an attic himself. for 30 years he suffered from heroine dependency. but with her diaries help, he managed to drop the habit. now he manages the center in her absence was not at home. it has been here ever since. her diary found him as a young child in a garbage can on the side of the street most likely abandoned by his family. the facility has been his home ever since, and everyone including patient helps take care of him. the patients here also need help and care. john was addicted to them. you know that hard. okay. stuff you call. she's right in a friend of mine always mo tasha. she offered it to me and i started and how did you get addicted to? she sat so we couldn't get hashish one night. so we tried. she show. that's how it started. yeah, you never say no to anyone do you?

you just take whatever they give you patient stay here for about 4 weeks, their hair is shaved and their clothes spurned. because this is the only way to get rid of the life. there is a lack of costly medicines to ease their withdrawal symptoms. so patients usually have to make do with cold showers they also have a lot of talks and music sessions. autumn with a done bora, a traditional string instrument the days oh goodness, then is the whole country and one drive with illegal drugs. many farm view opium

plans is their only chance to escape poverty. more than 80 percent of the world harowick is made using opium grown in afghanistan and the trade rates in over a 1000000000 years every year. the effects of these are apparent. 38000000 people live in afghanistan and more than one in 10 suffer from drug dependence. still, the business is booming. yes. layla had diaries in her early forty's. at the age of 12, she was married to a much older molar in iran. and at 13 she gave birth to her 1st of 3 children. many of the women have similar stories to tell. but her diary always had a strong will. she fought to get divorced for years and finally succeeded when she

was 21. she cherishes her freedom and is now happy to live alone, even if she misses her children. all 3 are away, studying in germany. far away from the danger of attacks by religious fanatics. the family stays in touch by far the house of uniform. co burnett. good, thanks and you, darling. good. oh good. how are your brothers sorta well justifies home marked as it is, but he just woke up as a sunday for your not working today. no, we have sundays off. call. the line that had

diarrhea loves flowers. she's convinced their beauty has a positive impact on people. every week she visits ahmad knobby, the best florist in town. every time i buy a flower, i do online research. what characteristics does it have? how should i take care of it? does it need much water? and so for every plant is different because it was, i guess, so you have to make sure to use the right soil and not over water. it was like i would like a few of these kids, but give me a decent price. how much do these costs? because $200.00 that's gone a job. we normally pay $50.00. 1 is our cost more. we import them from iran and the

better quality. okay. and then we'll put it in the sea then. then of course, i bought 30 plant there for my restaurant. this restaurant may not look like much, but tosh begum is a special place to flower. so for those eating at the restaurant and those who work here all employees that touch beg, recovered addicts. the work helps them lead drug free lives and brings new perspectives. mohammad hussein is one of those who managed to turn his life around. he now serves t snacks and f county specialties stuff.

this is a special place for afghan on how we can feel pretty safe here. i'm very happy to work in this place. because here in the restaurant, it's just different. it's almost like a family. standing on a, on a door, restarted the restaurant with just $250.00. it's main purpose is to help fund the rehabilitation center mother camp. her plan has proved successful taj begum has become a popular meeting place. and one of the few locations where men and women can also meet without being married. then the ladies will talk to there's also an important venue for women who have experienced domestic violence or who can't afford education. they find a sympathetic ear at the restaurant and practical advice was

my but i didn't newness ira comes. i'll give her the tuition money. but 1st i'd like to introduce another woman about some take offense to the venue. the restaurant received threats from extremists also because it is run by a woman. her diary has managed to build what she set out to do. but how long will it last? the withdrawal of troops is under way and should be complete within the next few weeks. what was the hope? certainly we will lose our freedom. we won't be able to study why do business need impacted as needed in many parts of the country, the taliban has returned to power and liberal forces have been on the defensive

war. perfect. so but we have some pretty pessimistic about afghanistan future it seems hoping to get back to the key of my the only ones who can fit in the future or the taliban. radical muslims. there are here and there was not afghan women and ah, women in afghanistan stand to lose the most. if a more extreme political order takes hold in the country again, the future is uncertain, but at least for now, laila had diary knows her cause. she will continue supporting those with drug addiction in couple. ah, ah,

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