and send us your story chain. always understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not against you. want to become a citizen, into migrants. your platform for reliable information. basically did up the news a shot coming up today. the 1st ever drawn attack on an indian airbase product you came to used to drones to bomb the installation. it's the 1st time jones have been used enough to attack and india. is it a sign of things to come and cannot tackle the challenge? plus, really states to your, the vaccine hesitant. hong kong comes up with innovative ways to incentivize people to take about his jobs. and a bunch of people rush to get out of the capital tucker as it enters

a strict on us locked down. the me i'm british manager, welcome to did up the news a shot. glad to join us and did that official than india investigating what has been called the 1st ever joined attack on an indian military base authority said ted risk used to drones to drop explosives on an indian air force base in the northern john one region, 2 soldiers were injured and a building slightly damaged in the attack on sunday, when he blamed a pocket started back to military for the attack. and from what i'm joined by journalist and defense, i didn't either shook lar from a quarter in southern india the for the 1st time ever a drawn attack on an indian air force base. how concerned that product is

oh, well, no, it's not a sort of a serious military threat. but the simple reason that there's a limit to the size of the drones that you can create, or it will create across the board in the pocket region of jumbled up. you know that, that the border is just about 15 kilometers from the jump. be very heavily defended both from the pocket psalms night and from the indian side. and if a larger drone that carry a really damaging payload that will be able to blow up a whole lot of names and so on. if that were to come across, it would be quickly picked up by indian a defend radars and guns and broke down quickly. but jump being very close to the border and the guns being very small. they can quickly sneak across for

a quick attack, or even in the, as in this case, a suicide attack, where they try to go and go into a building. and you know, to that extent there's a limit on the damage that can be done. so it's not a hugely sort of, it's not a huge matter for concern, but still nobody likes a space, so it will be pre created for that. oh, what about what is that, that you could use a drawn forms for example. i mean there's not the 1st time that we've seen a military application of drones. and the new nami is also in the past demonstrated . it's john give ability, using small drones, but to attack specific targets. is that not to worry at all for the authorities here, especially if it is and lead standards to doing this? yes, i mean, it is a matter that they will give their attention to. but there really is not very much that can be done about it because these drones that small, they are cheap dig available to get rid marcus on having graph down on

groups like the last story behind the ball mud in the last 2 months. they are under sort of surveillance from the pockets on the military is when so did the really laboring on the sort of a lot of constraints. and they're still trying to make themselves relevant by attacking indian dog. so on the one hand is good for the deed is good for all my if they can, but make a sort of an attack that is, but the been seen by the following is an attack on an indian target. but as i mentioned a little earlier, there's a severe limitation on the amount of damage that they can do. so to that extent it's, it's, it's sort of, it's something that will continue. it's something that has happened in the past as well, not against in abby's, but again, you know,

trying to get guns and weapons across the border through these grow. so to that extent, this is something that the indians will have to find ways of dealing with we have a 30 seconds left. how concerning the fact that you could potentially be talking about commercial commercially available drones that could be potentially useful attacks like this? or yes that's, that's to be a commercially available, they can even be rigged up by sort of amazon to do with that amount of damage. but as i mentioned, the amount of damage they can do is to really constrain and to that extent, really a huge close for what leave it there with the time being. thank you so much for joining us. and the use of drones to attack the military targets. it's also the subject of a documentary on our youtube channel by

b w's. chief international editor richard walker. richard discusses the dangers and concerns around the military use of drones. and also the use of artificial intelligence to make them more deadly. the world, many southeast asian nations have been slow when it comes to inoculating their populations against covert 1900, especially when compared to europe and north america. now some suggest this is because of the initial success at containing the virus over another reason is vaccine hesitancy. hong kong is one territory now offering incentives to try to convince holdouts to get jobs. this lottery has a prize. few in hong kong can pass up real estate. nearly half a 1000000 people signed up on the 1st day. the grand prize, a one bedroom condo, the catch, you can only win if you're vaccinated. the apartment model, we can motivate more people to get back to need. it might not be too helpful,

but it can provide, hoping still not everyone is swayed by the sky high jackpot. it's not really for me model. if i'm fit to be vaccinated, i would do so more than what i suffer from high blood pressure, like glucose level and blood lifted level, my doctor advised me not to be vaccinated. others though, are now rushing to schedule their jobs and time to buy a slew of new incentives, cash gold bars, even cars offered by private companies, eager to get the economy moving again all with the backing of the government much money. so we all share a common goal to restore normality to hong kong possible by boosting the vaccination rate so that every industry can do more business on high go hong kong. but hong kong slow vaccination rate is not due to lack of supply. hundreds of

thousands of unused by on tech doses may be destroyed if they don't enter arms by august. so what's behind vaccine hesitancy in the city? there's the fear of side effects and government mistrust. but nearly 600000 people have been vaccinated in the last 2 weeks, as dreams of winning big turn heads, and change mines. now another reason people are not being inoculated is because of a shortage of actions. this is true in taiwan, which is suffering a new outbreak that bailey 7 percent of the population have so far received one dose. the government has taken extra steps to protect essential workers such as garbage, connect as the if the familiar sounds which accompanies rubbish collection in taiwan. a cool to action. while in

other parts of the world, you might expect your garbage to be picked up in high pay residence or expect you to drop off their trash to the truck. something that's continued even during the corona virus pandemic. i'm osha and i was i was on your vehicles all have a public address system to remind the public that when we reach a collection point, they should wear their mask and maintain safe social distance thing to avoid crowd inspection long to get the routine for 50 for road sanitation worker hanging, when has completely changed these days, he has quite an extensive to do less to prepare for his day at work. it's all part of the tie when he's government's efforts to protect its essential workers from cove at 19. the island doesn't currently have enough doses of vaccine for all it's trash, correct?

yes. so it's having to take other steps to protect them. ah . yeah, you can, by all these extra protection, get a giving us that this recent virus outbreak is very serious. only around 7 percent of taiwanese residents have had even one dose to vaccine. and with a population of 23000000, the territory has a considerable way to go. nevertheless, hanging when the government, together with the help of the public, can sources out high bases type pay use after all the capital ends and most of the city residents are very cooperative. i feel state working here in class today like this. the government hope will ensure a clean bill of health for its essential workers and a clean bill of health fridge streets or in the south asia now got a sweeping lockdown in bung others to combat the deadly decides of over 1000

infections. started on monday, and it has sparked an exodus of migrant bucher from the capital taca. tens of thousands of people crammed themselves onto ferries of the weekend to cross a major river and get back to their home villages before the restriction kicked in, over 19 infection started to rise again. this month. more than 2 thirds of new vita spaces in taca out of the delta variant. and to speaking, if an overcrowded driven terminal south taca ready to board a fed, a migrant workers express their frustration at the situation. i'm heading home. what would we do during this lockdown? it's better to start with my family in the village. everything will be closed during the lockdown. there's no point sitting idle and imprisoned in duck. i'd rather spend time with my kids and parents at home. we have to accept reality. there's nothing else we can do is simply victims of this bad

situation. is of course more based on the current situation in asia, on our website. the debit come forward slash a, shall we leave you today with the footage of a 2 and a half me to the crocodile. i was surprised. the girl on her doorstep early sunday morning and she loved by life officials struggled to capture him, but did so eventually this is how things played out. it's you tomorrow by the the the

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way from just one week. how much less can really get we still have time to go. i'm going this me the greetings from bonnie berlin and welcome to arts and culture. the psychological pressure cooker of a world. a wash in information inspires new work by german artist, know about biscuit, and also coming up efforts to preserve the ancient libraries of chin, get tea in mauritania, may be in vain as the sahara desert encroaches at an alarming rate and durham and also jenny ethan back 3rd, novel, visitation, as this week pick for

a summer must read that steeped in history or normal sky is one of germany's most successful. contemporary artists he exhibits worldwide, but his current solo exhibition is right in his home town. awful. i'm sick. this infotainment explores how the pandemic age specifically has in many ways diminished our space of experience to the screens of our many technical devices and how a world ruled by digital technology echoes other forms of oppression. me know that biscuit takes artifacts from the past and uses them to comment on are complicated present. the result is an organized chaos of computers, doors, and fluorescent tubes, almost all of which originally came from the exhibition building. in so doing, he combines the design vocabulary of the 1900 eighty's with his art and the finish volume is, and i think it's incredibly interesting to have this sort of bracket from the

antediluvian 1900 east german robot. tron computers where they tried to collect people's data, but didn't really manage it to the current situation where our life is completely determined by algorithms and machines cycles. and everyone's got one of those things in their hand and stare that a smart phone, a laptop or some other monitor of laptop and wanting to please our systems of fine. the light sic born biscuit has arranged in front of his paintings, and what i'm mistaken in them is an imprisonment within digital world being confronted with hatred and the insistence on self presentation, even against a backdrop of danger. biscuits painting is not suggestive, it makes direct even bold statements to the viewer in garish colors. the exhibition touches on teams of information, overload, entertainment, and misinformation. on glove is we have an incredible flood of

information on glove. we have an incredible flood of misinformation or as incorrect absurd theory of conspiracy fears and theory on. and on the other hand, over the past months we've unfortunately not really had any new impulses in our real life. kind of annoying and poison. obviously for biscuit, who was socialized in east germany, the lights the cons. palo offers an intriguing location for his flourish of these scenes. this building has an interesting history. it was built as an extension of lights, its own data processing center. here as and other such centers in east germany, the socialist republic was to become more digital with enormous computers. but the end of socialism put an end to those plans and the computers never arrived. not at biscuit uses this historical legacy, old ro, betron pcs and other remnants of the place, and arrange

a meeting and so on. and i take on all that madness and like a child, i sit down among it all and rearrange. office office of that's something i also do on the canvases with annoy, off clear cut things up and glue them down again on mirrors are on campus. i take a similar approach with the installation here. i'm playing with the materials i find and then he stacks the objects layers and arranges them in front of his paintings which are from various periods of his career. but put together, they express a feeling of turmoil, supposedly innocent, vulnerable faces. this is beautiful, young men disintegrate, explode, or screaming rage. ah,

falling into an abyss. this light motif of biscuits can be seen in a large scale painting which can be read as a reference to a fierce laden world whose downfall is being invoked. yeah. it's printed fine to aspect interesting about this. one is the permanent fear mongering that the world will end. that's something that's been going on for ages. the world has been ending for centuries. and on the other hand, the question of how we represent our fear. and how do we actually imagine that the world is going to end doll and we stand on this for dusty very want again built. this infotainment shows norbert bisk is apocalypse, including unrestrained media consumption and the overwhelming flooded images. we struggle to process with his colorful paintings. the artist conveys both dreamily and clearly the restlessness inherent in our time. and in other

news, the 2021 b. e. t are black entertainment television awards on sunday gave the impression that life was back to normal in tinseltown. megan, the stallion car d a b and queen latifah were among the winners at an all out in person events that lived up to its chosen theme, which was year off. the black woman and the image will mel brooks creator of popular genre, spoofing films, such as blazing saddles and young frankenstein, and the broadway and movie version of producers turns $95.00. on monday the actor for doing so director and eternal comedian is one of the few people who's achieved an e got having one an emmy, a grammy, and an oscar, and to tony the unesco world heritage site to get t in northern mauritania has long been a gathering place for pilgrims on their way to mecca,

founded in the 8th century that does it away. so became a major center of science and religion in west africa. and the books and manuscripts left behind by travellers were gathered in preserves into a network of libraries full of nearly 30 original libraries. only 5 remain today, but political instability, climate change, and the encroaching sounds of the sahara. mean these examine islamic treasures are in jeopardy. oh, well over a 1000 years the ancient teaching getting more atanya has will come travelers speaking by blistering heat, the house. ah, he has served as a caravan star for both pilgrims and scholars alike from behind priceless history. that is de house in vipers like this one is 3 news phone. here we are in my house, could excellent from the collection of my family. my mom was exec,

toward the oldest states, from 1699 jim. faith. islam is a proud custodian for the troops collected by his ancestors. many of these ancient works were left behind by pilgrims on their way to make the moon is he will. you have the famous arabic book. they have the scientific astronomy and here we have a cash mamma, small the smallest for my collection for a travel pocket book. i mean, you know, he had a question, the region that kept to way has receded in recent years. but there are plenty of other changes for those guarding the manuscripts. the biggest threat is the blistering heat of the sahara. de la glum owns one of the most renowned libraries here. his collection of over 1000 works many with no gazelle skin and lined with

gold. is being eaten away by termite to meet the trough. sudle them no come by the tomorrow is in the cell. yes, you can see the p. limitation is never seen. needed to set out ample time to come outside. another problem to get is 5 such remaining libraries is the aggressive expansion of this with frequent sandstorms, into the local home with them. and i would like you to know how much i mean in charge of library maintenance in order to get in the 1st way. because once i move

in to move, this house was built in 1993 before there was noticing the grain and was now the june rises to 50 centimeters here. but i think of something, as i said, there's almost a little roof of building for me to that echo section, which is 3.5. 1 community will note that the rows of trees planted for protection have proved no match for the encroaching as it for now least can get he's time captured, libraries are still the most part standing. the jenny opened back was born in east berlin in 1967, and she was originally a theater and pro director before she turned to full time writing on. meanwhile, her works have been translated into nearly 20 languages and in our series on german

books in english, we feature her 3rd marvel, visitation, which the british guardian ranked number 90 on its list of 100 best books on the 21st century. quiet here in the german countryside. now every corner of this country, even cute little lake houses, have seen some of the dark as chapters of history, especially in the last century. jenny allan beck's book, visitation, is inspired by her grandmother's lake house. and its many different owners who displaced each other. busy busy a jewish family forced to flee before the nazis murdered their relatives,

an architect his wife is raped by a red army soldier in the closet. he's built for her, who later runs away from the east german communists. a pair of riders returning from soviet exile. you've heard the expression, there's no place like home, but what happens when there's no way you belong? when you've arrived, can you still be said to be fleeing? and when you're fleeing, can you ever arrive in visitation? the characters, fates are all tied together by the brutality of the 20th century. whether or not they realize it. it's a quiet little place in germany's not so very quiet history. me i finally and yet another sign that live entertainment is resuming bruce springsteen returned to broadway this past weekend with a reprise of his offer biographical sho springsteen on broadway. it was an emotional appearance and so will leave you with facts and until next time, go, well the

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the the news . ah. this is either way, the news from south africa times restrictions, as is about the 3rd wave of corona virus infections report from a small town, but had rather the pandemic with no infections until now. also on the program, wimbledon is back after lacked, is enforced layoff due to the pan demik. and so the fans, as usual with names and rain delays, went together like strawberries and cream. ah,

ah, i'm feel gail. welcome to the program. would begin in south africa, where authorities, a timing pandemic restrictions as doctors battle a 3rd wave of infections driven by the highly infectious delta varied president 0 run the poses warning the health care system is at its limit. oh, gatherings and alcohol sales and our band for 2 weeks as a curfew. curves on travel and schools have been closed. the w visited the town of paper and in the western cape where residents with just getting their freedoms back after 2 weeks in quarantine. no one in the small remote county was known to have been infected with the corona virus since the staunch, depending but that changed in the middle of june. when 3 people suddenly died from cove at 19 related complications, just hours apart. one of them lived in this

house, hendrick or case was retired minor. he was 75 years old and diabetic. and then my sister told me on sunday morning that and something is wrong with his chase, including brief properly. and i said maybe your presence from the ambulance and then i thought i said no, he went to east doing fine. my mom has just been putting on some point on his chest to having to breathe properly. and, and i told him and asking why did you want us to do for you? and he said to be you guys to spray for me. and i said to my sister, just keep it updated already doing what's wrong with the and then we can take it from the the dates, raise the alarm prompting local health authorities to probe display of infections in the community. testing revealed that almost a quarter of clip runs $250.00 residence. we're in fix it.

recruiter is the community spokesperson. he told us people here were caught off guard this go what does what a bang we weren't prepared for you since the last 15 months. we were totally free since march last year. when we go, when you are in south africa in suddenly with a being in, as i already mentioned, what we were pretty bit there isn't any place in the heart of the community, but it has no capacity to provide k for people who are seriously ill. because the hospital is about 200 kilometers away, while most people who tested positive, hardly experience any simpson, no one wants to take any chances. i was negative, but my, my gosh was for stuff. so i decide i want to do it for you. course if i was

positive then you will do it for me all. so that's why i stay in my house in my room in florida and also of course i don't wanna infect some out of peoples of i don't want to be infected. that's why i want to my residence, agreed to impose a quarantine on all of plans. 65 households to slow the spade off in fiction, among the people of the type in the community. everyone isolated from each other and the outside world. how we have a 100 nice, have been the exercise proved rewarding. most people are now free of the virus and there is the general feeling that the worst is over for the brand. but just if people felt safe to come out again with youngsters resuming part time, pleasure like this game of rugby, fresh nationwide restrictions mean the newly found freedom will be short lived.

well, let's have a look. the way health systems work outside the big cities, dr. ernest darker is a founding partner abroad, which health care. he's an expert in developing and implementing a large scale public health programs and join us from cape town. welcome to the w. dr. we've just seen that small town hit hard by the pandemic. other met likely to be many more like that in south africa. unfortunately at this point, yet there are, we were always worried about a 3rd way based on the fact that we're going into winter. and this was with the previous mariette. and then with the emergence of the delta variant that apparently is much more highly transmissible quote, coinciding with are going into the serious part of winter. i think that's a bit of a been a deadly combination. so unfortunately, i think we can expect more infections and are you expecting rural areas and small communities to be hit harder than perhaps the big stresses? i wouldn't necessarily say harder or less,

i think across the board. i think everybody is going to be quite hard. in particular, if we have more of more aggressive variant and we're talking about being in winter time and winter in south africa, spikes would be, are we have temperature is below 10 degrees centigrade in the evenings. and often some of your data 0 in the morning. so people will stay indoors with close windows, and that's going to increase the spread both in urban and rural areas. so here we are putting ourselves in a worldwide pandemic. how is the government of south africa doing? is it giving sufficient priority to the, to the folding funding of health care facilities? it is actually already won for the government i sought after. and i think that we see exemplified by the president himself who stands up and personally give these updates is clearly a big priority. however, the country has experienced quite a few big challenges in trying to address the cobra. in particular,

we're trying to get back to nation program up and running. so because it's still been a bit behind, meaning that the new very i have hit us at a time when not enough involved have been back to me yet. and what is, what is keeping that back? is it that same supply as the vaccine has been saying, what's holding the program back at the moment? i think it's primarily been issues related to supply and. and then secondarily, some issues related to preparedness and planning. but for the most part of the company, i struggled with some major issues with supply early on the show, the astrazeneca vaccine, which was ineffective against the variant that we had to pull the plug on bath and then they moved to the g n. j vaccine. however, that got halted for a while, i studied the blood clotting issue and then it was put on hold due to a contamination issue. so the 2 main vaccine which are driving up to nothing to do with the country at all. and the country then has also invested in the find the

back team, which finally arrived, product 2 doses. so yeah, they've been on a few fundamental struggles getting out of the block forever, often and done. i think very good. we can see the progress wrapping up about a 100000 people a day. we need to be at about $350000.00 a day to be on track. and i think there's a big commitment to get the country there. good talking to you. thank you for spending time dr. dr. docker cater. my pleasure. thank you so much. let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world. the official death told from an apartment building collapse and the miami there in the united states has risen to 10 with more than 150 people still missing causes under investigation of former building work, assess the foundations were frequently flooded by sea water authorities are expecting all nearby high rise buildings, more than 40 years old. several people have been injured in

a large fire. central london, blaze broke out in the busy elephant and castle, a transport hub, causing trains to be dive diverted. authority certifies not being brought under control because of the blades is financial reasons caused flooding, landslides in hong kong, with some areas reporting 70 millimeters of rainfall, severe a weather interrupted trading on stock exchange and disrupted schools, vaccinations, and called us secretary of state. i'm to be blinking is in room for talks on syria and dealing with the so called islamic state. it feels the countries to repatriate citizens who joined the militants and prosecute them if necessary. one of the most intense rivalries in football will be re ignited on tuesday as england host, germany in the last 16 of your, of 2020, at wembley. historically germany have come out on top of that tournament. clashes of the 3 lines that did claim a major victory at wembley, once before

a historical game with a goal that remains controversial. today i thought england's only major trophy came in 1966 when they beat west germany on home soil to claim the world cup courtesy of what's known in germany as the wembley goal. the rivalry has since made its mark on pop culture. germany both for world cup titles and 3 european championships there last year as when came in 1996 when they beat england and a penalty shoot out in their own backyard on route to the final current. england coach, garris southgate missed the decisive spot kick in the semifinal clash. england have traditionally made more of the rivalry than the german counterparts with the media often stoking the flames of this rather one sided affair. but now that has been a role reversal of thoughts. germany's usual clinical efficiency has disappeared

and 3 wildly inconsistent performances saw them not a loss when and a draw to scrape through the group stage. meanwhile, the 3 lions have played less exciting but most solid football unbeaten in 3 games. and yet to concede england fans will be hoping garris southgate could make up for his penalty miss. but against germany, it's never easy. the well, if you're struggling to pick a winner and that match, maybe you need help from someone with a nose for the right results. hamburg zoo. you showed a, a known as the elephant oracle. and she is predicted germany when the match at wembley. if you doubt this elephant credentials, you should bear in mind, she's correctly predicted the outcomes of all 3 germany games on to a tennis and wimbledon fortnight. his back after the panoramic forces to take less

um, off of a joke of which for the men and ash party for the women are the favorites to in fans at the famous tournament on the outskirts of london. i'm just glad to be back . the sun shone early on the expense of the all england lawn, tennis, and croquet. club fans were in fine mood. there weren't as many as there might have been because of restrictions, which meant easier access to the traditional strawberries and cream and the glasses of pins. it's amazing, it was delivered in last year and we heard the one very excited to see the post just getting on the grounds is cause to be excited. after all this tournament builds itself simply as the championships, wimbleton is been around since $877.00. so they pretty much have the right to attach any label they like the face exported event. we've been to obviously in a long time. so really looking forward to today we'll see some good matches,

hopefully away in the rain of sales. i don't mentioned the rain because then of course the rain came and the covers went out as they so often do inside central court though under a roof. novak joke of which was added against a 19 year old brit jack draper, who actually won the 1st set and had a stone to crowd on its feet. but top see the joke of which one the next 3. and that was that still the oldest and most prestigious tennis event in the world was back. i just thought of nobility again, and therefore we are the here on tv. watch the whole thing. the rain clouds did give way and fans were treated to day one of the championships a dozen more to go. i said you're up to date, fred golf will have more world news at the top of the hour. levy now with some

emotional scenes at wimbledon, where the crowd gave a standing ovation to thank health workers for their efforts during the pandemic. they pay particular tribute to sarah gilbert. one of the scientists who created the oxford astrazeneca vaccine out of the club was invited to the individual representative of organizations who have contributed so much in the nations response to the damage. and through how to make this windows and possible. today they include video to develop the anti co be vaccines

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into a venture? just don't lose your grip and the treasure map for modern globetrotters. for some of us wykard breaking also in book form the economic crisis of historic proportions that anger on the streets of lebanon, where the government had lost control of tumbling currency, widespread shortages, and rising poverty. after 16 months of pan demik hibernation, the globes biggest telecommunications trade show, in fact, where the mobile world congress in barcelona and online gaming is taking africa. the vice door will meet the young players who have turned the love of the sport

into a living seat of your business armor walks in berlin. welcome to the program. now we begin. 11. am a deep economic crisis is unfolding protests against deteriorating living standards . continued over the weekend, the lebanese pound has fallen to rec, or lose their short years of many essentials, and more than half of the population now lives below the poverty line. public resolve is reaching breaking point. the protesters clash over the weekend with police and tripoli, lebanon's poorest city, and the capital bay route, burning tires and garbage serve as a symbol of citizens. rage leather not as just ending into an economic crisis that could rank among the world's worth. at the last 150 years of the world bank. poverty, joblessness and hunger are commonplace. what's. what's the big mamma? if i have money i can eat. if not, i won't. if you open my fridge,

you won't find any cheese for me. there's only water and bread, who, let's see. my sewing inflation and shortages are pushing up the cost of many, essentially. the price of subsidized brad and hiked $5.00 times this year alone. long lines of cars, q across lebanon for share in sufficient supply of gasoline. young people meanwhile, are facing and increasingly bleak future. like this, 16 year old school dropout and now works in an auto workshop. i'm young and suddenly i woke up and found poverty. everything is expensive and the dollar exchange rate is high. you can't go to the amusement park or the beach. you stay at work from morning to evening. after you finish, you go home and sleep. the crisis is largely the result of 3 decades of financial

mismanagement by successive government following lebanon civil war. but it's been made even worse by a global pandemic, and the billions of dollars of damage caused by last year's deadly blast and bay report and outraged lebanese public want their government to solve the crisis and fast with the economy. and course to contract by 20 percent this year, the problems are far from over the from our correspondence in buried vessel or e d, he says the lebanese economy close to collapse. we were talking before the previous month about the state of the threefold economic state in 3 of 3 fold. now we are talking about collapse about hard because that there will be no soft landing according to all experts, financial economy experts in that. and then they talking about how to crash and thought to collapse. to do today, i got to be at 8 financial aid,

the power i gave us dollars, according to the black markets. today, it's most more than 90 percent of its value against the dollar. the minimum wage no not coming today to today's rate is $50.00 per month, which means $1.00 dates was talking about more than 55 percent of the nation be on and below the poverty line still. so we can talk about it buddy. dramatic situation in london right now. the mean line with as many roads are blocked by, by people that are asking the government to act. unfortunately, there is no one is hitting the sounds of the people like no salary and barrier to that. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. german in point to import prices are growing up the fastest rate in 40 years, leaving almost 12 percent in may. that's largely down to storing energy costs which doubles during the month. it marks a big turn around energy prices. it's extreme lawyers of the peak of the panoramic

volkswagen plans to stop producing cars with internal combustion engines in europe by 20. 35. a phase out is planned in the region 2, but might take longer. the german auto giant has been shifting its focus to electric vehicles, not least because of the lingering reputation home from the diesel gate, scanned. other mobile world. congress is back just begun in barcelona after last year's event was canceled. but the pandemic impact on the world's largest mobile tech is by no means over this year. some of the biggest names in mobile technology are asked. it's a very different conference to previous years. regular covert screening is the order of the day for both exhibitors and visitors who have to be tested every 72 hours. but district health measures weren't enough to get all the industry heavy weights back on board this year. the likes of erickson nokia and google joining the

list of noticeable absences organizes are hoping the mix of in person and online events will allow more participation despite travel restrictions, with many journalists, experts and visitors following events from home. you will see here that this show is a hybrid show where we're going to have 30000 physical people here. but we're also going to have several thousands of people in virtual mode. so this is a, a 1st attempt of having a proper hybrid show where we will interact with people on line versus people physically here time. and i think one highlight especial appearance by a long mask. on tuesday evening. the tank building now will present his starling project, a satellite network at his company space x is building to provide all corners of the earth with internet access. the conference showing how communication tech is providing hope for the future. in these difficult times,

even the background. this is incorrect and speaking the tech e sports have not been a phenomenon in africa for long, but a fast becoming a source of entertainment and even income for some young africans, professional gaming spaces have been opening up and the very best players making them out on the world state vehicles, tony is not wailing away, but improving how gave me tactic just these 2 green arrow. she's commonly known him . a gaming community has already established her space in the industry of being him since all 3 years old. but when a said to that professional again was in 2017, i begun to say more to come, but excell tournaments and then i went on to pick in 7. and since then i've been keeping no holding down the fort and just from dressing. she's the 1st kenyon to say we've on international giving team your youth based in the united states.

hello to the local university. sylvia thieves didn't have to go how confident that i provide a say the income for upkeep. owing to the growing popularity of east port, the number of gave me space is coming up in the country post the tournament from time to time pro game series, post monthly in nearly competition, where game i played it out for cash. praises then trophies. the late to together we the red ball. rather the plot is part of a global east for tournament with more than 50 countries, but the fitting according to brand brass, the bed of business development and procedures gimme the global east. 4th industry is world over 1000000000 euros with accounting for close to 8000000 euros of that. we've seen quite a growth in the sports figures in kenya. just giving generally number one

because of globalization. so we have more infrastructure, internet connectivity, and that kind of thing. people able to play online. so the awareness has grown while everything looks colorful for a career in gave me the number of challenges with the draconian, low, inoffensive equipment being some of them, of the legal language of gimme hanging, basically, gambling for it's not done nothing. if it wasn't someone giving them the reading because they thought to be encouraging gambling the industry growth silvia in to in big becoming the most cognate, east lisinopril care in our car, 2nd player. finally, way the now a good pair of sports shoes should be comfortable and durable, but like on last forever, that's why one, berlin based start up as long been specializing in passing up one out train as well

. now they've taken a step in a new direction, selling their own sustainably made shoes with one repair included. this is the latest in sneak of fashion. first fare made by berlin cobbler hog, and mutter shack start up sneakers rescue. $200.00 euros a shot, including one repair. so they can last up to a decade. like off nino and so you know, just buying shoes. you're buying a shoe, including the constable, repair and final disposal. when you've had them on non stop for a year and the so going through will replace the entire soul because we have the original components. then they go back to the customer ready for another season. it's almost impossible to find original components to repair, brand, name, sneakers, a headache for me to check and his team. so the idea for an own brand sneak was born made in germany under jim and working conditions, taking shape in perma sense 700 kilometers away at the foot where innovation lab,

the leather soul and liner come from germany or other e u countries, just about as fair as it gets, feel while you're here, the sad because we stick to the working standards here. and of course the materials are manufactured in line with the regulations. that means now child, labor adherence to health and safety regulations, and of course their pay. we'll pay above tariff here is a snake. a produced in germany is a rarity most are made in asia and n g o z like in quarter say that work is they're still being exploited in as we see forced over time. hi health risks. there's a lot of informal work in the factories or the any form of working contracts and so on. and the worst problem is that people can't defend themselves against that, because the unions are suppressed that looked, and jim and his industry association denies that and points to its cooperation with the cats program that supposed to ensure adequate environmental and social standers

in global shoe production it's not going to start off. we rely very much on our members self regulation. ultimately the one kits for that means old can members have agreed to maintain these standard float and if we hear about any grievances, we are proactive and insist there adhered to the hold. on the 1st 1st sneaker is about to go into production. if it sells well, mattered check plans, his own production line in berlin. he's playing with the idea of one follow up model, but no more. he says more than that would be on sustainable. and just time for reminder of our top story is our protest 11 and continued over the weekend. the public last down against terry raising livingstone, the lebanese pound is for them to record lows with more than half the population. now, living below the poverty line on the mobile world, congress is kicking off today,

marking the return of the world's biggest mobile tax after a break last year. or this year, or on those absences, nokia ericsson, google, are among the major firms. skipping. ah, that's all from in the business team here in berlin for me, or do you have a website, ww dot com slash business to buy the the fight against the corona virus pandemic? how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research say? information and context. the corona virus. 19th special next on d. w. p is the worst nightmare of the drunk. the most powerful mafia group in europe. prosecutor nicholas is

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