the news this is d w news. why from berlin? another blow to press freedom and hong kong. editorial staff at a pro democracy newspaper are breasted after a massive police rate. they're accused of colluding with forward powers. also coming up in the us and russian president hold what they call constructive talks to geneva at their 1st meeting,

joe biden. and let me put in promise to work together. but tensions and divisions remain taught last thing off to china. the new space station making sense, 3 astronaut into orbit and what will be the countries longest to prove that space mission. yet as 5 days after seeing there, she may present erickson collapse on the pitch. denmark back in european championship action tonight. we'll find out how they're feeling about a return to the scene of the in the me i'm see me so i'm kinda glad you could join us. we start in hong kong were china. crack down on descent is intensifying. $500.00 police officers have rated the offices of the pro democracy newspaper, apple de. they arrested 5 executives,

including the editor and she fry in law. now he's accused of paper of breaching a national security law that was imposed by asian apple daily's building their founder and democracy activists. jimmy ly has been in jail since december on a number of charges. and let's go to hong kong now for the very latest on the story our correspondence. phoebe collins standing by 4th there high. phoebe tell us more about what happened in these rave then press center, the rest, the 1st one targeting media coverage under the national security law. we were told by apple data reporters today that the, the south and the journal this what boss from entering the news that they were presented from like that's the thing that can document and generally say materials and also are the notebook and computers and so on. so these are pretty

much difference from the last one in last august 2020. that we didn't know much about like what's going on inside the news to tell us that out to reports, or even a bit of the presence inside the sudden the auditorium workspace. and the security officials also order to freeze access of all 3 companies like to apple media and higher amounting to $1800000.00 hong kong dollars. so it's also raise the question is whether the newspaper still publish the news in the near future? you touch on the tv, but this is the 2nd raid on apple daily and under a year, what has made it a target for hong kong authorities? well, i put daily newspaper. it's a very critical code. democracy have lawyer or a newspaper in hong kong. sound defies. jimmy lie who has known been outspoken cur,

like all the chinese communist party and the chinese, and also the hong kong government. he himself bought a rest of the national security charges last year and now southern jail sentences, high priest and other charges relating to 2019 governments movements out at this time, the govern accuse apple daily newspaper as a hold of the publishing. it's also a printed an online articles calling for sanctions against china and hong kong. so this is the reasoning behind a threat and based that's absolutely not an ordinary news organization because i lastly making use of reporting to and then to national security. what's been nearly a year since the national security law came into force or the effects now becoming ever more severe in hong kong?

yes, definitely. the impact is undoubtedly becoming more tangible. we are pushing and the, the end of us read off the implementation of national security, a lot of our politicians and from activists like joshua long and my lawyer rest of and now even like, generally like executive in the news from breast. so really sent and alarming and not only to the position came, but this was far as the hallway and especially the direct line is, is heightened by the authorities further that people are getting more than certain, like what it said. and what is safe under the national security law? and regarding the accusations made by the authorities of cause, the union of the daily newspapers they, they strongly abstract this kind of accusation and saying that this is a place in attack on press freedom. fear that is kind of action will offer him the,

the check and call correspondent pd come reporting for us there. thank you now joe biden and tried to put and have described their summit in geneva as positive. it was their 1st meeting since barton became president, and it comes at a time when ties between the us and russia are at rock bottom. the 2 leaders agreed to hold more talks on nuclear arms control, but differences on many issues remain including cybersecurity and human rights. are highly anticipated meeting against the backdrop of frosty relations. joe biden and vladimir putin succeeded in breaking the ice. the 2 leaders met for 3 hours in geneva, over several issues of contention and emerge with a hint at progress. we should be able to cooperate words in our mutual interest and where we have differences i want to president couldn't understand why i say

what i say and why i do what i do and how will respond to specific kinds of actions that harm america's interest. among the issues biden, once had russia to address with cyber attacks, something puts in, denied, being involved in. and when he's american count about brought up human rights on the imprisonment of the russian opposition leader, alexia navarro. me put in, refuse to mention the name of the man in question states. i think julia that is now still neural shape. this person knew that he was violating russian law. one. that doesn't bother me. judson should have recognized the was a twice convicted felon. on the meeting, they did agree on nuclear arms control, and the 2 countries planned to hold further talks in future who's in suggested biden, with someone he could work with a step forward despite the huge gulf between them. let's get some analysis of the summit now we have dw correspondent,

ban reger to in geneva and journals. jake cordell in moscow. good morning to you both there. let's start with you there in geneva. after a lot of press coverage in public discussion, do you think that president biden achieved what he set out to do? well, it's american standpoint, it is a mission accomplished. joe biden did what he said he would do before the summer. he told me i put in where the red lines are and what america would accept and what's not accept he threatened devastating consequences if for example, at the opposition and figure, i'd say no volunteer would die in russian custody. and he also threatened consequences when the rental tax and type text originated in russia allegedly will continue. so you draw the red lines in the sand biden is convinced that food and assert that this is not about that personal relationship, but about doing business together. ok, jake,

let's come to you in moscow because we did seem to, to see 2 different narratives emerge from this meeting. so what does your analysis of put in outcome from the summit? i think we need to treat the press conferences and what we can said also the summit with a little bit of a grain of so that was largely for domestic consumption. and we know the large set piece events where you get the whole goal with journalist and his view on the world . i think the view in moscow is that this summer will be seen as a success. they would never really anytime any chance to break through. there was nothing contentious, really being negotiated. this is very much a get to know each other and say our, our positions. and in moscow is one state run news organization. put it to very 1st success is the summer actually happened to bite and played in to the fact that america and russia 2 of the world's biggest powers, we kept talking on russia as a great power, proud nation. he said the to how to unique shared responsibility when it comes to the fact that they are the 2 most heavily with nuclear on countries in the world.

and this is all the kind of music and rhetoric, but most are really like, it was done in the past when american presidents have come to russia and dismissed it as a regional power, put it down. and really the goal for moscow in terms of the summer, was being seen on an equal footing. also, we have to remember the, the russia itself values, the stability and a predictable relationship. that's the cornerstone of vladimir domestic policy. and i think we saw any press conference, he talk quite warmly of joe biden, said he was a man he could kind of cooperate with and understand. i think moscow really sees that as a departure from previous administrations. and it's looking forward to perhaps working on the few in the future and areas where it can cooperate, but they're also under no illusions, but this was never going to lead to any great strategic breakthrough. well, there were some areas of cooperation burn coming back to you. tell us more about what if anything was actually achieved. there was no breakthrough, but the 2 men agreed that they have mutual interest that they should follow and

talk about it together. there will be a string of consultations and also negotiations of a long list of diplomatic problems. and they agreed that they have a responsibility for the vote for the security of the vote. the 2 biggest nuclear power will talk about the ability and security and this should lead to a new round of arms control talks or even arms reduction talks. so this is as a concrete success. and there's also, although the they are fighting about cyber security, they will now establish a booking group that shows a deal with this problem of worldwide. and so this is as sunset is a glimmer of hope at least. and jake, you know, we saw president didn't say there was no hospitality in this meeting. and yet tensions were very clear, especially as we just heard, put in a denying that russia played any role in the cyber attacks the u. s. so if we look

down the road, where do relations go from here? both sides will be hoping that the only place relations can go is up. i mean, we saw yesterday to you came out and warned the actually expected its own relations with russia to deteriorate before they could improve. but from the russian standpoint, they also expecting that this is really the 1st step in a long journey. they expect the ambassadors, the, the 2 sides agreed to bring their ambassadors back into the country. they will be back in country by the end of the month. so that's really about getting the basics of diplomacy, inaction, both by and am polluting talked up the importance of face to face contact person we interaction. so bringing those ambassadors back is really a 1st step. the work in groups mentioned on areas like strategic stability and possibly a cyber cyberattacks will be in place by the end of the month. so this was really about putting the building blocks in place for future improvement or the relationship biden mentioned yesterday in the press conference that he doesn't trust in. and then he'll be looking for improvement over 3 to 6 months horizon in

moscow. that's taking a slightly longer view. they're saying that the results are this some it will take 6 to 12 months to say ok. journalist j cordell, they're in moscow and he's been rigor in geneva. thank you both so much. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. the u. s. congress has voted overwhelmingly to create a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the country. june 18th, march the day on june 19th, 1865. when the last and slave african americans learned that they had been free, it is the 1st new federal holiday in 38 years. and numerous airlines and major banks have experience website outages in the united states and australia that's reporting to the tracking site down detector. among the companies affected our delta american airline commonwealth bank in southwest airlines. it's not yet clear if the average is, are related or what is caused them. india is unlocking after

a massive 2nd wave of corona virus infections. but there are fears that the country could be hit by a 3rd way, especially if barely 3 percent of the population is vaccinated. one problem is that too few vaccines are available. as d w reports from the northern state of her, yanna officials are also having to contend with doubts about the efficacy of the vaccine. it's better to get back to the native and these young residents of wrote up in the not indian state of her yana, have been eagerly waiting for it. after the month of lo, vaccine availability, supply is finally catching up with the demand. you should see online slots in the small city booked quickly and allowing all flamed registrations in june has improved access to the job even further. doctors believe in does massive 2nd rave good. have it is to back seem hesitancy. people are more of their mom and they

could also be driven by feel they have totally seen the heart of the corona give off to the 2nd b, b plus scrambling to get vaccinated. d. c. that's when it goes. we definitely want protection from that's why i believe vaccine hesitancy is negligible in a village 20 kilometers from the hospital. these men being very different picture. only 2 of them have been vaccinated because they volunteered in the vaccine tires in the moon and even be don't feel confident about the benefits of the vaccine. in the last 2 months, more than 15 people have died in this village. these men see it wasn't, could not right us that get them, but feel you got several suffered fevers, but you're covered at home. how much they believe, only door to go to hospital die. and without a real threat, they see

a vaccine that doesn't even guarantee protection. doesn't make sense out of the money. there is a new vaccine. government needs to tell us why we should get into what are the benefits they are failing to give us information. because those cable even don't do have died off the vaccinations, the vaccine, the record. i think the now they're saying plasma has to be isn't useful. they just keep changing this. dan had thought about the people at a screen here. the problem is in the cities because of the felling trees, it's a city problem. it doesn't, the villagers dominate in the villages local health center as a deserted look. all the only 600 people have been vaccinated. supplies are limited, and there isn't a rush anywhere. and it's all the more reason that the few who do show up stand out . so need a hard watch traveled here from a nearby village to get his father,

the 2nd dog. he himself snapped up his toes as soon as it became available. he is now looking out the book, a thought for his wife. he says there is no need to fear the jap, double so many people. what are you about? he was off to the vaccine, but my father had one to take him and i got it as well. and i had no side effects at all. it's in the vaccine, it's very important to everyone must get it to one part glasses, maybe a lawn white chair right now, but he's in fabric heat as everyone around him said, the backseat can save lives. india is slowly solving its supply crisis. but to me, faith, an uphill battle against skepticism. to prevent the prices of demand as well. let's get an update. now, in some other developments, the pandemic officials in indonesia say more than 350 vaccinated doctors have contracts. cobit 19 and dozens have been hospitalized. almost all of them were not

related with china's sign of vac job. the german biomedical company to evac has suffered a setback in its attempt to develop a vaccine interim testing data suggests that the company's vaccine may only be 47 percent effective. and cases are writing exponentially across england with the delta variant now dominant in the country. scientists say it is mostly younger and unvaccinated people who are driving the spread. peruse, left us presidential candidate. pedro castillo is claiming victory in a polarized election. custio's lead is just 110th of a percentage point official result of yet to be announced in his rival is claiming election fraud. celebrations in front of the headquarters of the left wing peru, liberty party. after 9 long days, the votes have all been counted for my village, school teacher and union leader, pedro castillo is ahead. we must reflect on your

struggle, my struggle and the struggle of the people to find solutions to the great problems of this country. demonstrate that we are not sure he's done. we are not communist. no one has come to destabilize his country. we are workers, we are fighters. the, during the election campaign castillo had fought for the nationalization of infrastructure in raw material extraction, as well as a new constitution demands the horrified his opponents. oh, i feel like my dignity has been taken away. i feel robbed the opportunity i wanted for my children. the opportunity of a country with democracy of a free country, not a country that can believe in a free market economy ago. the free market economy is essential issue for keiko for him all the right wing popular candidate who suffered a narrow defeat. he refuses to recognize the election results,

possibly for personal reasons. she was involved in a corruption scandal and was remanded in prison for 16 months as president. she could not be prosecuted today. the result has come out from the national office of electoral processes. what the most important thing is, the evaluation of the balance by the national jury of election has not been, you know, oh yeah, we trust the authorities. yes. you know, but we trust more in the popular will. irreconcilable positions on both sides to him already versus castillo, the rich urban elite versus the indigenous and rural poor. you're watching d. w. new still the come on our show back in action. denmark based belgium at euro 2020 later today. the match come just 5 days after danish midfielder christian and

ericsson collapsed on the pitch after suffering a cardiac arrest. now the 1st astronauts for china's new space station is successfully blasted off and what will be the country's longest crew to mission the trio launched on a long march to f. rockets, the new orbiting space station named the heavenly palace. for 3 months astronauts will set up experiments and prepare for a series of faith walks. this latest mission is considered a significant step forward in establishing beijing as a major player in space travel. john hughes or comedy of the heavens is supposed to consolidate china's power in space. it's the name given to the 17 me the long coal module, which will supply the new space station with energy. keep it on course and provide the 3 astronauts with room to live and carry out research. the crew will examine

whether the solar cells deliver electricity reliably. so try out, improve space suits which should allow them to stay in space twice as long as you know, they're what they call module was transported into orbit with china's heavy lift. launch vehicle the long march 5 at the end of april. the mission took place later than planned due to mechanical problems. john, who is similar to the module that russia built for the international space station, a legacy of close cooperation in space. that china and russia now aim to strengthen further a cargo spacecraft, carrying important supplies, including feel clothing and provisions for the crew. dr. with the space station at the end of may it will take 11 more emissions before the space station is complete. to further research modules will duck with the station in 2022. when it

will begin operations. it's an ambitious schedule, but china is fast advancing to the top league of space travel. the country 1st sends an astronaut into space in 2003. well, behind russia and the united states in 2019 china, celebrated a spectacular 1st by landing and the dark side of the moon in a scientifically interesting region. and the satellites, south pole china also has month and it's science. since last may, the hong research spacecraft has been exploring the red planets and even sending selfies back to earth. i bay ging is offering every nation the opportunity to conduct research on it space station. but getting there will remain firmly in chinese hands. europe has already accepted the offer.

european space agency astronauts have already undertaken training in china. the i s . s. era is coming to an end. the united states is critical of the project. it says, cooperating in this way, would put international security at risk. denmark is getting ready for its match up with belgium. the game will be paused in the 10th and for fans to applaud christ on erickson. the danish midfielder suffered cardiac a rest. during his team's magic and finland on saturday. the 29 year old is recovering in the hospital, he has his doctors have announced that he will get a hard to start or device because of his collapse on the pitch. erickson's near death experience left his teammates badly shaken, stronger together. denmark squad are preparing to face their toughest group stage. opponents belgium while also dealing with what happened to christiane erickson. we

have been talking about that it will be quite emotional to go back to parking and we know that we will have on believable support, by our fence, by the whole country and, and these emotions. we have to prepare that psychologists and crisis counselors have been helping players work through what they witnessed. teams at. the euro's usually train at the match irina the day before a game. but the danes chose to stay at their training base instead. and how we're going to react about getting back. we don't know. we know as little as you do, how it's going to affect us emotionally, how it's going to affect us being there. and it doesn't matter if it's today or tomorrow. coach hillman says, erickson's hospital is right next to the stadium and that he thinks it's dar, midfielder will hold on his shirt to watch the belgium game right from his room.

and let's look at some of the european championships action now. italy nostra convincing when over switzerland, italy, 2nd victory in the group stage in rome, manual look at tele score. twice for the home team and italy assured themselves of advancing to the round of 16 in spanish football rail. madrid, anders captain said he ramos are set apart ways after 16 years. but most andrea, $122.00 titles together including 4 in the champions league, the 35 year old center back is leaving due to a contract. he has been plagued by injuries lately and failed to expand 02020 squat rail, a plan to tribute and farewell for their soon to be former captain. let's get a reminder now of our top story at this. our press freedom in hong kong has been dealt a serious blow after editorial stuff that are pro democracy newspaper were arrested

in a massive police raid authorities accused them of colluding with foreign powers and violating a new security law coming up next conflict. so d, w, talk to nigeria, and bassett, or to germany about the security situation in nigeria. and it's battle with islam is fighters. use the use the news

the news, the enter the conflicts own with sarah kelly and i citizen cope with unemployment and inflation president hardy is getting attention for blocking twitter around for an apparent violent crack on protesters who call for an end to police violence. my guess this week from berlin is material ambassador uses regard. how does he explain

the track record of this government conflict? on dw or cyber to london. and maybe even global senior. welcome to funds or no, not from the school or anything is in the in the 45 minutes on d, w ah, was the little guy that is the 77 percent african issues and share ideas. you know,

we in north africa population is ruling class and young people clearly have the solution. the future is on 77 percent. now every weekend on the w. mm. this is the most unfortunate. tragic is that the government's plan to punish the victims you want to highlight the negative stuff. even when there is no evidence the government dance twitter. can you explain that most major as this is a democratic system on what my dearie? a has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. lately, kidnappings and violence are on the rise. the large areas of the country may talk

of a spiraling security crisis and citizens cope with unemployment and inflation. president .