the 200 around the world, more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. why? because no one should have to flee the make up your own mind. a w need for mines the faces dw news, a show coming up today. prosecuted and targeted for their faith about his on his out on minority headspace. definitely. it's extra minutes and for years, but with international troops putting out in a few months, they are left with few options. people who can afford to live up from dave. i've been, it's been shifting, i'm not opposed to even going from based on weight to door and in

china, smart home devices, find a ready and willing sign, brushing aside privacy and surveillance concerns. the news i'm british manager, welcome to the w news asia. glad you could join us. i've got a son, has a lot of people live in constant fear of being targeted by militants because of their faith. the sheer minority in some of the majority of gone on and have long been discriminated against. and islamic state affiliate has even declared war on them, and is behind the scenes of deadly bombings against the community. but now with nato troops beginning to pull out from the country, the fear is the situation could get worse for them. the aftermath of a car bombing and couple

a mini van with 3 people inside in a has are a neighborhood of the capital. one of the dead was 23 year old mena. the she was buried along with her mother, killed in the same attack, found on the canister has, are, as have been targeted for decades. they know that here they live in danger. people who can afford to live up from dave. or if they cannot up to even going to come based on weight to die. last year, government attacked a couple maternity hospital also in a has are a neighborhood. when the shooting ended, $24.00 people were dead, including newborns and their mother's. so far,

no arrests have been made. and just last may a bombing at a girl school in cobble killed scores of young has are as distrustful of the authorities. some has are a say they need to provide their own security or cookie russia when human rights for women's rights. the rule of law and all other internationally recognized laws are not achieved with civilization. then we have to turn to gun all have the ultimate, the determiner of peoples will would be the barrel of a gun and with foreign troops soon to leave. some has are as doubt a peaceful future. young people fighting starts. it will be worse than during the civil war. that was an alley talia with some crazy people. as of now it might be worse. everyone has a car,

and 5 or 6 people can start with that and everyone is armed. liquidity is all about the power vacuum that nato forces leave behind in afghanistan, could claim the how's r as among its 1st victims and journalist allie, left for you to polls regularly from august on and joins been now. for more ali, with international troops said to leave in a few months, how concerned is the, how's our community for it safety that community has been, you know, concern for a few for at least the last 5 or 6 years. and they, you know, we have premium is in the us draw because these facts have been going on since that nice to 15, if not, 2016. so to say that, you know, the us present in the past made some kind of a difference in decision in a more on kong, you know, in the future. but i don't think we can say,

you know, that be allowing you all. thank you, saying that the government need to do is part and secure amongst talking and there's always one, almost always one neighbor gets target in the city. so they're saying, you know, the security efforts in that neighborhood. very nice. the why has the government not stepped up security, given that most of these attacks, at least in gabriella, having happening in one particular neighborhood. i mean, the day, you know, you have to ask the government, there's no, you know, some position that we can make or one thing. they have tried things in the past. for instance, during a month out of i'm, i'm are leading up to the ration they will, you know, an extra 2 areas will air a lot of the shield population of a lot of ours and they will allow local courses to arm and to sort of take up

security measures in their own family here. but other than that, you know, that's really the major question that people are asking because unfortunately, you know, when you feel like they're in, being an effort made whether or not they're actually seen to the public. what it seems like is there has to be a reason you're not putting this offer in it, right. and to people in that area, it's many people as opposed to, you know, in the last few weeks and after several different attacks in that neighborhood. you know, they're saying that ok, if you can say your neighborhood and then it's just as bad as if you have the gun or if you in your hand. and what you said earlier that a lot of the attacks that have been happening have been happening since 2015. but i wonder if that ties into a pattern of discrimination that the community has been facing for a number of years from before that as well. and definitely handing historic

discrimination if you ok during the kingdom time, which a lot of very romantic sizes in recent history, you know, they weren't allowed within the military. they weren't, you know, a lot of the problems with the legends and everything. education didn't receive proper services, you know, they were given me old jobs or sort of blanket service job lately. and so i continued and then you have a rule, you know, they had committed massacres in different areas. and then now you have these courses, i need to be who are very, you know, and they're targeted. and you know, because if you look at the history of their attire, they always either choose the city of all major city or

actually this one neighborhood in common, which is really when you go there, you will see and it's streamlined, congested, all her crowded. you know, literally like one lane on both sides of the street, but you know, little off the road you know, aren't paying some of them are paid, but go on for kilometer that aside. and so attacking a very deliberate but we'll leave it there for the time being early enough if you thank you so much for joining us with that. thank you. the smart home technology like voice assistance, why fi plugs or smart outlets are increasingly making your lives convenient? while you're in the best concerns or previously, you have accompanied this convenience in china. that debate is largely absent with the result of china's smart home devices market and roughly $26000000000.00 is

already more than half the global estimate. and you don't have to look far to see how integrity these devices are becoming 2 chinese homes. saturday is family time for jordan, her and this to kids. his wife works weekend, so it's just the 3 of them. and the little helper. suddenly i am listening. please play to ok. so i is the voice of china, the most popular virtual assistant. it was developed by sell me one of china's biggest consumer electronics makers on the hood, love interconnected technology. almost every device in their home can be controlled either by smartphone or voice command. even the fridge is intelligent products can be checked in with a photo and the approximate date of expiring. so

one week before that date, it will remind me to use up this product and i can always check on my phone, what's in the fridge, and what is your initial change? i wonder we should just go home with the cruise without for more to see i can say that as far as digital life is concerned, china has overtaken the west. technologically. the broad choice of interconnected products for all walks of life handler told me if you order the coffee, why a 7 year old rena takes a math class on the i pad. it's common for chinese children to have extra curricular classes. and more and more often these i had online trends that started long before core 90. low phase home fall out in

the coffee takes 30 minutes to arrive. after that the family gets ready to go out. the family is a much generation of household jordan's parents upstairs, which is rare. china, this is jordan into the 1st my products. you should lose, you know, sometimes i don't understand how this technology works, then my son has to teach me step by step. but i think people need to keep learning is get to know this new stuff. and after all, we don't want to get out of touch with the next generation y'all. you would, you give up the government and the private sector in china have invested heavily in digital technology and artificial intelligence. the heard many enjoy their high tech digital life is little public debate about the risks of new technologies. be the use of data by private companies or data collected from government survey. he who could join these people have a very welcoming attitude to his new technologies. i think in everyday life,

we couldn't even do without them anymore. it is the enthusiasm of customers like that powers china digital economic miracle, but at the same time makes it so pervasive that vote back on respondent mathias a building up. that's it for today will of course more news and are based on our website, the w dot com, forward slash a share. believe you today with more visuals from china, which over the weekend held the famous dragon. both festival a dragon boat race is a major part of the festival known as doing something that's instead of beta in the country. for generations, we're back tomorrow at the same time and then the news

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satellites, a gripping drama, and ground breaking documentaries. the public enjoyed 5 days. a film shown in outdoor cinemas, across the german capital. and now 3 months late, the jury has finally got around to handing out its coveted golden and silver bears . and of course, we couldn't talk about the berlin allah without bringing in resident film expert scott's box for welcome scott. so good to see you here in the studio instead of on skype. yeah, this is the 1st time back in the studio for a long, long time, and course this festival is the 1st time back at a real life festival which, which has a completely different feeling. now because it's happening in the summer. we had an online version of the belly nala in march, where the announced who was going to win, but there wasn't a chance for the public, at least to see these movies or to see the winners until now. and it's been great. it's been a real. i don't know, summer festival feeling, it feels more like a can film festival than ever lindsey vessel. and you there on sunday for the big

prize giving ceremony. it was long, long awaited and you fall this report. that's take a little the, it's taken 3 months, but the winners of the 2021, bailey nala. finally got to celebrate in style. the golden bear for beth film went to a social satire from romania, fantastic. as they say in some gentleman's, a teacher's private sex tape is leak triggering a witch hunt. film is a bitterly funny satire on public morality in the online age. german actor, marin accurate, one, the silver bare for best leading performance, playing a scientist to test out a robot lover inside the comedy. i'm your man. you know? yeah, he's in the m a foolish duke comes in put in as super addressed up as in alpha w behind and tom and the machine. yeah, this is mid which has of the fun and get us in a minute. the same machine it is. director is yuki i'm a gucci,

came all the way from japan, received his silver, bare 4 wheel of fortune and fantasy, a trio of intimate dramas featuring women in tokyo. nakajima shouldn't be later in the engine. was similar to the more the whole city and i can room with the suit about this outdoor and pulled it accommodating barely knowledge is a big change from festivals past the summer special has succeeded in bringing the spirit of cinema back to the big screen is this oh, and it's that and he looks like it's got now being a bit of a pessimists. i imagine they would be the when it would be being then. but they were there in person. right. and what a treat for the audience though it was great. and i mean that's been the whole idea

of the summer specialist to be a return to cinema or cinema coming home if you will. and i was speaking to some of the actors at the ceremony. and once that it felt like coming out of hibernation because, you know, so many film fans and people in general have been sort of locked in their houses, watching their, their movies on the little laptop screens. and it was very moving for me to actually be with such a large group of people again thinks in my as it's meant to be seen on, on the, on the big screen. i also love it normally pessimistic and a bit cynical. but i thought it was incredibly movie experience and really had the sense that movies are coming back again with the golden by went to a romanian field with a bit of a mouthful of a name. it's called good luck banging or leaving the poor. and the winners were now back in march or the industry section of the festival. but just remind us, why did the jury choose this film? i think it's because this film is really it's pandemic movie. i mean, this was made during the cold pandemic. and you can see it in the film because all

the actors have to wear masks on screen while they perform. it also the film kind of completely insane and sort of capture the madness of this of this past year. i think so many of us have felt. it's also formally incredibly daring. it's sort of a part documentary it's, it's part of theater, of play. it's part of film as a very interesting film. it's also very, very funny. and i think after the year that we've all had, maybe even the bailey now, the jury said, we all really need a laugh. okay, well, you've been at the film since the festival started last week. it's the 1st time in $71.00 additions that is taking place out the door and in summer. but the pandemic not over yet. so that took a bit of planning. right? yeah, lot of planning and a lot of organization. i mean, it is very different than usual years, but it's one of incredibly well, i mean, they have, you know, attract some testing in front of all the reg carpets of their social distance and all the red carpet. it's all open air. so that makes for to be a bit safer, but i think it's going over incredibly well. and the spirit has been incredible. i

mean, the people coming out celebrating cinema again, as i say, it's incredibly heart warming for me personally. okay. now be something else i wanted to come with you about briefly and that is that the legendary actor ned beatty has died. one of the hollywood greats of fabulous current tax. how will he be remembered, scott? yeah, very sad news. i of course heard as well and it is sort of, he is probably, i remember this one of the great, great character actors. i mean, i think most people remember him from deliverance. his 1st film where he played a, a gentle businessman, who's brutally assaulted by hillbillies. benny is one of these actors who have, you know, mostly small roles. and he was proof that the fact are no real small role. he had a walk on performance in that work that earned him an oscar nomination. and he basically left his mark and dozens of great film. i mean, with never the the stars, but he always listed whatever films he was in. and anytime you saw him on the screen, he knew you were in for something really, really special. and i think that's how we're going to really remember he will be

very solely missed. indeed scott rooks, but always as always, a found in a film with them. thank you very much for your insight. now, what happens when a woman trapped in a marriage of convenience find true passion in a tempestuous extramarital affair. while the crew got her be wrong, and l, cuz she mister shows us exactly how in her claims w. noble misses thought taurus, the gripping psychological thriller is the latest book in our series. 100 german must reads. how do you go on living after your 1st big love review for another? for you ever love again? beverly to trust again. be in the book mrs. torres, author elkins smith, writes about the beautiful margarita who loses her boyfriend to another woman. she

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but the thousands of years in china, dragons have been with me. it is godlike creatures who over the natural elements including the f. so it's hardly surprising that one of the animals popular with traditional kite makers, as we'll see in our next report making tights, is a very intricate procedure. mm. each movement, each stroke shall done, has performed them thousands of times before. it takes years to learn the different kinds of building techniques. samsung started when he was just a child. now he's 76, and still learning new tricks, whether possible. i was 8 years old when my grandfather taught me how to build kites when he thought i was smart and hard working to show but. and he wanted me to learn the tradition kind of what he told me. his flying creatures can often take 2 weeks to complete and can sell for up to 2400 euros. there are kite factories,

big and small, all over the city of y fun. more than 70 percent of the world are made. law school children here learn how to make kites in class in rows. they march into the doors to test their creations. some work better than others. no shot you find tom ha ha, i really want to learn to build a kite. but it's not just about me. it's about keeping a tradition alive. oh, hold on. hello little me. why phones festival begins with a cloud of color. each year these vibrant figures, animals, and mythical creatures, fill the sky before crowds of up to a 100000 people. ah,

we like to come here. the atmosphere is lively. everyone who likes kite's comes here. everyone's in a good mood. this year type maker things one seeing is planning something special. kite but 7 kilometers long. if you can get it to fly, it will be a new world record. the kites made of smaller kites strung together 3 meters apart . thought she felt by normally we only need 43 when today we have 47. but we're still going to try and see the wind pulls hard line of men tries to keep up to keep control of the world's longest kite. then nature winds out tony's head, you talk with the wind was too strong. it toy the strain you use it for like people they can't withstand too much pressure. you can do it for coaching me. but things when she hasn't given up for good maybe next time it will work. and that's part of

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a foreign ministry briefing. the opposition is that he's being paraded as a will bring it to the latest permit. ah, i'm feel gale. welcome to the program. nato leaders say they will work together to counter china's rising influence, declaring that beijing presents the alliance with systemic challenges. the statements emerged from monday, so summit in brussels, the 1st to be attended by us president joe biden. he's been urging allies to stand up the chimes, aggressive tactics. secretary general getting stolen and been accepted while the alliance doesn't see china as an enemy is concerned about basing some patients and the behavior chance of i'm going to mac said china post the complex challenge and wanted what she called a hybrid threat. sevalla infuse china is

a rival in many issues and at the same time also a partner in many issues. we made that clear at the g 7 yesterday. i think it's really important that we offer china the chart for political discussions and to find solutions. this is like we do with russia, but when the threats is still there, also these hybrid threat nato has to be ready for the dominant, even of not to give up and say when he w, brussels of bureau chief alexandra phenomena is the native h q in brussels welcome, alexander. so how does nato plan to respond to a more assertive china? well, i think it was very telling and also when for joe biden, that's l. i. c, for the very 1st time, focused on china and admitted how concerned there are about china's increasing

military power and china's increasingly aggressive behavior. so we can find that quite strong language and that communicate to the allies belief that china and its actions present systemic challenges to nato. however, we also have to add that many european allies are very cautious like angle america. for example, he told us today that it's also important to keep up the dialogue with china and to, to try to, to see china also as a partner on many important global issues present by it's due to sit down with russia president posted in 48 hours with mr. biden, be taking a new nato strategy with regard to russia with him while might

be not a new strategy. but i think that for joe biden and was very important to listen to allies and to take their advice to have sort of united front before having to geneva to have this summit with russian president vladimir putin and russia has been mentioned 61 times in the communique and ne, till is calling out rush us aggressive behavior, the annexation of crimea, then rushes cyber attacks and many other issues. russia is seen by more and more allies, s as threat even though here again, you are a p and allies are saying, well, we need to continue the dialogue with russia. however, the fact is that russia doesn't seem to be interested in such a dia. look at the moment joe biden wants to use this summit as a chance to reassure european the allies bass. the u. s. is committed to this

alliance. so it's not about telling them what they want to hear about concrete action. while when you talk with nato diplomats, they tell you that it's not only about a change of tone, it's also about substance. and the points to the fact that the new administration wanted to listen to the allies on what they had to say about have gone, is done. and whether it is it does make sense and could provide a sustainable solution when the nato forces with t rowe. however, we also have to say that in the end, after listening to allies of the us administration still decided what was from their perspective, the be the best, the best solution. and they decided to, to withdraw their forces. so it will, we will see whether what joe biden is saying also means that the you ask,

would like to see a change in substance as well, in terms of stealing, whether it's nato allies. ok, thank you for that. alexandra phone number at nato headquarters. we'll take a look at some other stories making news around the world now starting in the u. k . why the prime minister barak johnson as a 9 to 4 week delay to plan to live most corona virus restrictions in england on the 21st of june. mister johnston said caution was needed because of the new cases driven by the more transmissible delta variant. the government says should give time to administer millions more vaccines and save many more lives in your israel's new cabinets as met with the countries presidential within the river. and the day after lo, makers approved the coalition government, incoming prime minister, nestali bennett, and seated benjamin netanyahu said spent a record of 12 years in office. it's about it's even further in the right than

mister netanyahu. and this promising a fresh start after 2 years of political family, both died. this, philippines president rodrigo detector detect a, could soon find his war on drugs, the subject of the investigation of the international criminal court. as after the chief prosecutor requested authorization to open a full investigation, just as the detect a regime killings of more than 6000 suspected drug dealers could amount to crimes against humanity. the canadian man accused of running over and killing 4 members of a muslim family will faced with terrorism charges. prosecutors already charged him with full county 1st degree murder. the police say the incident was a planned and premeditated attack targeting muslims. war jammed bella, lucy and journalist from our process. savage has addressed a news conference in men's game. what the opposition says is another statement made under due rest. the process savage said he was in good health and that he has not

been beaten, was arrested last month after his flight to us and he was forced to london mids. this is the 3rd time disappeared in front of the press. previously, he admitted to plotting to overthrow president lucas shanker and the w reporter, alexandra, a bogus less gaia. immense was about to press conference. welcome. how did the run on present age seem? good afternoon. yes, it was really hard press conference for me for washing appointed. you want to say she wanted to come, she wanted to lose confidence, but i feel like sometimes a little upset about this position. she wanted to commit us independent journalists . 2 to really write about what has done, but we don't really believe him. we understand that she is under pressure under torture and we cannot really understand what he went school. and it was

really and it's hard me to see him in this position. i'm one thing that for the, for the yeah, i was, i say, why do you presume that he has been tortured so i mean like technological tar show. yes. he demonstrated that he has no damages to share his hands and she'll look like really like great and like normal. but i think that people cannot change the minds so quickly like he was the administrator of the big telecom channel. she was like the one of the who control the protests in bella rules and now he said, how much, how care specs and cushion i don't really believe in such changes. that's why i think that his under real pressure and now i'm why does the veneration regime make

mr for savage a make these press statements? i think that they wanted to fix what they've done. they realize that nowadays been smashing were actually serious. they have problem this a traffic right now and, you know, like the ocean was often use for propaganda purposes. people like are among people who were in the position. and now share specially shanker, they wanted to convince me all over the world, and that's why it's not. and i don't really think that they work for the international community. and so they blow some people out. i'm so where does the progress movement go from here? i briefly line i don't live in the center question. the process movement of which roman presses savage was such

a large part now that he has apparently changed sides. does it do the protest continue? ah, so of course they're not big port us on the trace right now before the has a lot of pressure. now the best on you refresh laur in zillow was, and people a frightening to, to work in the la force is really an upside to listen. bill or worse right now i can say that, but i don't think that there are some people. and now think that ok, what question to has one and they wanted to protest they did not accept the switching. and i think we'd like to the question of time brian thought us may continue. ok, thank you so much for joining us. alexandra. alexandra bogus last came in midst

i. d. w. 's. annual global media forum brings together international journalists and decision makers to explore global issues and ideas. this is disruption and innovation in the media are in focus with discussions on how to rebuild trust in an era by news that today forum began earlier with a message from i'm going to mack on as well as the man who hopes to succeed as germany, chancellor years global media for me is being held mostly online due to the pandemic on the agenda pluralism and democracy and trust that both are currently undergoing around the global. in her opening message, german chancellor anglo merkel said the media have to be careful to ensure that digital changes do not infringe on individual freedoms is the form and the mechanics of democrats in societies, in which we are open to new developments. we have to keep carefully thinking about what freedom really means to us and how we go about protecting freedoms and fundamental, right? i'm so glad shannon is from all over the world,

taking part in debate on how journalists practices can be improved and fairer solutions found. a lot of our funding systems age systems actually arranged along the lines of colonialism. and while that has not really happened in journalism. so for instance, you see that the british will fall commonwealth countries pa to go have arrangements. we bribe, you friends, focuses on francophone and countries. we need to continue guardian. is that happening to john ms. in with the remote dw director general pe, the lean book says journalism worldwide is at the cross road and so he's d w itself. i think we have all the opportunities to even grow in the current media environment. yes. with traditional media, but also we are very strong brand and people trust us. so i think we have all the possibilities. if we already to change and really to go into innovation, i mean,

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the penalties and mondays early the matcher featured a stunning golden, massive embarrassment for scotland to goalkeeper david marshall, who became the victim of the shot of the tournaments of the czech republic. patrick chick, notice marshal well off his line and locked it a shot from mid field. a nearly 50 meters is the longest distance goal in the toilet history. final score to know to the czech republic. and since you're up to date robots, how's your business updates in just a moment? good news . sure. oh, where i come from? we have to fly for wordpress. i was born and raised in a meter with dictatorship, with just one tv channel, and a few newspapers with official information, a journey. i had work on this trip of many cameras, and their problems are always the same. to mean equality,

a lack of the freedom of the press, corruption on the floor to say sign. and when it comes to the defense for the humans on the right hand side there, dr. enough. my name is candy perez and i work at b, w. ah, the, the western nations arose to fight back against growing chinese dominant g 7 leaders meeting the weekend from us to invest to counter facing belton road spending sound nato's has is also calling for a fight back african languages are under represented in technology like voice

recognition or virtual assistant will look into why and whether that spouse to change impact tooth brush and beach towel, sunny spain is calling. but as tourism within, there are questions about how it can become more sustainable to be business robots in berlin. welcome to the program. western leaders have been to do more to counteract a, our china us president joe biden and nato secretary general young stoughton beg, have both urged like minded nations to push back against paging, growing influence in africa and elsewhere. china has invested in infrastructure projects over a 100 countries worldwide, forcing many of them into what's been described as a dep trapped in glossy videos. china declares the construction of the 472 kilometer rail link between kenya's capital and their robi. and the point of more batter, excess travel time has been cut in half to 5 hours. the cost $4500000000.00

money that kenya burrell from china. but now the east african country can no longer pay the installments. at the beginning of the year, repayments had to be postponed. kenya is now caught up in china's debt trap. a similar fate for many emerging economies. more than $100.00 countries have signed corporation agreements with the people's republic for the construction of rail lines, roads, ports, and airports, but government in beijing as announce around one trillion dollars by 2025 for this comprehensive program, washington wants to limit china's growing influence in the world, that's why us president biden, is launching his own infrastructure program for developing countries in collaboration with the other g. 7 members, great britain, china, france, italy, japan and canada, working with western partners. that's how joe biden differs from his predecessor, donald trump. but when it comes to china,

that's hardly any difference. the biden administration appears to be charging a course with respect to china policy. that's every bit as tough and protectionist as the trumpet administration. it's not yet clear about how much money will flow into the new fund, cold build back better for the world. experts expect trillions of dollars will be needed to compete with china. let's get more on president biden's china policy. his financial correspondent, chelsea delaney. one of joe biden's main goals as us president has been to rebuild america's relationships with its allies and part about the rising role of china. we are starting to see that bear fruit to some degree. the infrastructure structure program announced over the weekend as well as the proposed u. s. u semiconductor alliance. it's scheduled to be discuss tomorrow in brussels as part of larger trade talks. at the same time, the e u is still very reluctant to choose aside between the u. s and china. the new is

concerned about human rights abuses by basing. but the chinese market is still paramount for a lot of european companies like mercedes benz bmw w. and as we heard from a lot of g, g 7 leaders over the weekend, it's imperative to collaborate with china for global efforts like climate change. chelsea, the lady that was tech giant's innovative across the world, africa is growing, market remains largely left out of some technological advancements such as voice commands african speak over 2000 different languages, but even the most spoken like so. healy have not made it onto services such as siri, google home, and alexa. high theory call a lighter viola, newer who likes to use your assistance. the tech savvy talent management company sees that the hands free technology on her phone. he's a great to hear that. if i want to make a phone call,

i'll say hi theory call ivan. if i want to know what the weather is, i'll say k theory whatsoever today. and i'm in butcher completion. this without you can see it's combining. it has so which file i can only make commands in english. we sure would love to use our own mother tongue we. we are using that. got it. and that acknowledges right. so if they're building technologies that they know we're ready to decide to go out, they could make them more inclusive. technological inclusivity remains and i'm going debate wide wide robotic companies attempted to adopt africa languages, but delays in rollouts have some wondering whether it's a real priority that africa we, when we, we are not the main target market for these big companies. the companies like

google, amazon, apple, how really was interested in maintaining to solve that key, be the 6 as are be listed as the biggest glance where many europe and the u. s. allison because of that, but the know can afford to pay for their product. their products i've been braced and targeted for such communities. since 2017, the you with best mozilla has been collecting a database of voice samples from people all over the world. the amy studies computers to recognise languages, lexa healey, for example, which is spoken by over 100000000 people in africa. mozilla hopes that eventually uses in africa. for example, the viola will have the language is rico made by the speech recognition programs. where do most now, when they feel think i was take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines, france in egypt to find a 3800000000 euro investment deal aimed at egypt,

transportation and renewable energy factors. the 1st chunk of funds around $800000000.00 euros were towards purchasing new subway cars. but cairo's metro system, the money is set to be paid out over the next 4 years. morocco is hoping, taurus destinations like this one will soon be full after launching its own vaccine passport scheme. this month pass allows fully vaccinated individuals to move more freely after curfew and travel domestically and abroad. and launch is part of the kingdoms reopening process. germany says it will increase its climate funding for developing countries to 6000000000 years a year by 2025, up from 4 billions paid in 2020 government spokesman gave the updated target the weekend g 7. some crude oil has hit its highest price in 32 months. the global economic recovery gains, and then some prices have been able to rise with talks between the u. s. new brand

on a nuclear deal progressing only slowly, an agreement with potentially mean a flood of iranian oil into the market. after lock downs and travel restrictions, europeans, all ready to pack their bags and take a vacation. but holiday destination such as spain worry that a return to mass tourism could jeopardize efforts towards a more sustainable industry. the cost of sol in southern spain is renowned is one of the most popular destinations for mass tourism. there's a lot of talk about sustainability here, but very few of the resorts, hotels were built to conserve resources and save energy with perhaps one exception in the see a mega hotels out in merino boutique hotel with 36 rooms. and it's a fully sustainable society doesn't have that awareness yet. we're just getting on the area and the industry itself doesn't have that awareness either north town or

not far away. jose dummy, unruly suga looks at my la guy with it's almost 600000 inhabitants. it's the birthplace of because so, and the tourists have of the cost, the del sol, for this kind of sort of the region. there's no way around sustainability like that . okay. i got a demographic burden on the coast, just too high. we need to move toward a balance that shouldn't be saved on the traditional tourism. same song each because that's gone. w also very seasonal. this all the time we money, the mulligan, local politicians feel they're on the right track. they want to attract visitors who are interested in culture and they want to show off their nature reserve near the airport. their goal for the future my, you're limited to respect. you know, we don't want to attract more and more tourists. we want quality choices. so that

not only the tourists enjoy the city, we live there, do to go more like that. but mulligan and like other cities is failing to achieve that goal. the residence of a longer near the district have complained for years about rising rents, and the consequences of us has her panic when it's only sustainable that took care of the area protected residents, neighborhoods in businesses. anything that gets in way of that is not sustainable. there were 6000 tourist departments in malaga alone. many residents have had to leave their homes in the long run. successful tourism in the area will have to respect its residents and the environment. the most of the tourism has to move away from the stereotypical image of the backpack. it's about the conditions under which people work, sustainable employment, and the social and cultural footprint. they've got horses leave behind in impact. and i wish i could get on to restart unless you goes experts are concerned that

once the tourists are back, the pressure to change may wayne across the atlantic from spain now. and cubans are struggling on multiple fronts. at the moment the current of ours pandemic has been a disaster for the islands, crucial tourism sector. and now there are long queues of the country banks. it's because the government has amounts to financial institutions are about to stop accepting deposits in the us dollars. if you have foreign currency here, you can buy whatever you like on the black market and in special shops. the money comes from tourists and from cubans living abroad, but starting june 21st. that will change human banks will stop accepting us dollars let it will assume the resolution establishes that cuban financial institutions such as banks or currency exchange offices may no longer accept dollars in cash.

neither from individuals nor from companies. who do you got de la monia cuba having more and more difficulty redeeming its dollars abroad? something it blames on sanctions didn't get too much in with. it is an essential unavoidable measure that our banking and financial systems have to take. there is no way of avoiding it who is the measure motivated by the united states economic brocade? the move serves to make the dollar less attractive domestically and strengthen the countries pay. so get on the black market. the dollar is still trading far above the government's official rate. and just lastly, a seat on a spaceship, ride with amazon found a jeff base else went for $28000000.00 showing a live auction this weekend. it followed a month long process for the site's saying trip on the blue origins maiden voyage on july, the 20th, the bidding close to 7 minutes after the auction began identity,

the winner has not yet been revealed. flight is expected to last just 11 minutes, taking the passengers to the edge space based off of the passengers and expects to be waitlist and observe the curvature the planet. and so from may the business team, hey amberlynn from or do you have to our website d, w dot com slash business? you can also find it on facebook as data be business, and you can check out more of our stuff on the feeder. we use youtube channel to next time the fight against the corolla virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research information and contact the corona virus? i'll change the coding 19th special next on t w. the new rush and the lithium

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