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the world, more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. why? because no one should have to flee. to make up your own mind. d. w. for mines the the the latest actually defended. that's the very good defensive way or more important
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now is why did everybody now when, guess what i left like? and that's what i feel these days them more in the spotlights. beneatha supplies in a position demanding unparalleled flexibility, defensive duties on the one hand, offensive obligations on the other. i think hostage makes a difference. so frankly, let's take a look at for fantastic facts and how that position has evolved. now on kickoff, i'm afraid again, they're both left, but it's always nice to have a play. introduce himself at dorman, they say not entirely, tongue in cheek that they could do with for raphael guerrero's one for the last night when he nominally deployed one to the right one for the mid field,
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one in the play make row. now that the tiller take the position that become more important with more responsibility than in the past. i'm a left back. i often think like an attacking mcfield i work in that regard. he saw from alone in this league without phone say, davy, one of the display is in the legal he's that don't thing. a canadian who was born in a refugee camp leader and champions league went up and voted into fif as well. the 114-2020 the entertain. change was the forward lead back. he's become an international staff . now is, is learning learning more and more about the position for one plane science to the
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next? and here you have to pay particular attention. oh yes. because blanket and you might miss symbols together and helena is actually getting permanently in motion. he's here, he's that he's everywhere. more often than not at the shop and the action. my friends. oh yeah. i would say that i'm a left bike. i keep saying the, everybody called me now a winner, but i say no less, mike, and that's what i feel. he found himself a new home in france that also from the pitch one time we have, phillip postage now runs down to less back, which is not to say he's given up at packing. the prospects left a very good defensive way of the
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different positions for sure, but excuse me, even with the extra defensive work involved, i enjoy playing 3 to the goal line. one of the linear football is constantly evolving. it's a process powered by the club. the coaches, the players, and the full backs, the currency among the most influential motors of change. the, you know, the 2 decades playing at the highest levels, natasha ts, one pretty much everything was winning in football. he may not be the sort to declare the latest trends, the tactics, the greatest things like spreads. but in terms of sheer innovation, gemini, most cap this to say about the role as a full back systems, a revolutionary system, changing how the game is played, and we'll get to the revolutionary bit later. let's look 1st at the system with the
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time on an aid of the good old text board for all the cutting edge tweaks and variations. football teams today still generally line up into basic defensive formations, that the full man back row to central defenders and a full back right and left. playing for the back as a left or right back, you more defensive duties than as part of a 5 my line. well, buy in and don't tend to start with this formation like frankfurt preferred to play with 3 central defenders off the 2 full back making for a 5 strong defensive line. this gives the full backs, retail license depreciable with well still having 3 colleagues in position to show things up because with a back 5, obviously the full back. so the players out white who then responsible for working
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those 6070 meters upfield from deep to god. but not to understand is transformation. it helps to know his back during this is where i'm having jo hales from kelly in the far northwest of space. not one of the countries tories. they get more than that share of wind and rain. he st in from the atlantic age 10. he joins traditional regional power house, different people lack o 2. now from when news of his talent travels, signed a 16 by manchester city and spent the next few years, mostly in new york, spain and the netherlands on a succession of loan deals. the last one who came to light stays in early 2020 case julia. now goes ma'am, was well aware of how i'm handling jo. functioned in a full 4 to framework, but he also sold a young spaniards explosive potential if deployed in
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a proactive back 5 been playing quite well. the coaches, me really go and, and thanks to him. i think my forum is getting better and better off the top. i've often stressed how vital he used to us. he's played a key role cynthia arrived at but always also with the potential to develop further in certain areas. and he's going to get better still. he's incredibly hungry, he'll search those areas for development very quickly and keep moving in the right direction. right? the need to get to get the team formation on the tactic forward is one thing. here's how you actually take tough one last season. say 22 in possession. unhealthy neo number 3 further left is operating level with the center for width on the right with light stays chasing the pool. he's playing a clearly more defensive role. this is a team practice against by and 1st he checks thomas miller's positions,
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helping out his former teammate. dia mcconnell only then does he switch into attacking mode when play is packed into the middle, you're going to find space out. why? and that's where and helene you is headed in this stone under pressure from no one he has time, plenty of tea up the perfect is this. he turned into a potent attacking president for life last season for last night station switch. blanks a lot and play down the rides, and then they often try to pick out actually no moving towards the fall post and that makes him dangerous the lives on top of all his other attributes. he also takes a mean free take and colleen is out of, oh yes. not us as stunning for
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his long term contract with the club case due to 2025. it seems like a good deal for leo, for night station. and he has the next day with a very cold strategic head on his shoulders. tillman's, raphael, good at all. is a dangerous build up. a nice shot from the ball. i'm looking to create opportunity. if nothing's gone down, the flag cut inside death. my game station and the movement of my theme as he's a different kind of player to add any as an initiator and a playmaker while his probing past, picking out one colleague after another time. and again, not the most explosive sprinter, all the deadliest of dribbling up from get arrows. great strength is presence of
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mind and instant adaptability to the unfolding situation. with the creative impulse of an attacking which fails in the beginning when he is very intelligent with a great feel for the situation. he doesn't work the obvious channels but often finds these kind of in between positions. he's able to somehow sneak his way into the upfront like this. so came in last season victory at shanker. that's always a big one for dormant. the same games of sounding strike from poland. the moment everyone was talking about afterwards except the coach, we are totally honest. this go, we bought it last january. and so this is something that is capable to do. but the 3rd call that we, we scored the combination and the whole team. number of this is, this is what we work on every day in trainings,
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this other combination that we like to like the most to play with one touch. and the 3rd one was for me, the best goal of the day is another big big group to 1st go ever school. 16 year old in the league that just kind of lee was the headline story that led to it, fatty re, to dimensions and operating for the most part, just outside of the spotlights, evidently suits gabana, find them. if i know my qualities and people who understand football, know them to my teammates, and that's what matters most of the top off, you know, 2016 window with portugal and the fixture in the national team, when he's not playing football, he enjoys nothing more than spending time with his family good and particularly
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protective of his private when i tried to shield them as much as possible to know photos on social media. what can be seen on instagram is technical prowess with bonus features on show in training. roughly i got arrow is the kind of play a football cornice. will rave about these parts of the games, ongoing tactical revolution, which doesn't in any way diminish the quality of his predecessors. homo hello football fans, i'm the nato. did a legend makes his entry today played left that adult man the 13 years up to 2011, a 2 time boon does the champion renown less that his resilient slab and his exceptional what rates and commitment in the district he says, a tackle rates. this is a goal today still lives endorsement and is
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a big fan of good standing here all along. live known him for quite a while. he's got great technique and he's just a fantastic plan. i'm glad to have someone so good in that position. a blessed bang for you. go with it. yeah, i know him. yeah, i know him. i know what he's done here at dillman. he was a very good player and everyone in the 60 remembers him fondly lives in and good at the same time. same position to very different styles to play out why that builds on the same foundations now as then emotional, you need to be top fit with the, with a good i able to cross the ball and also to basically just keep moving. that can make the difference in a game. the ownership walking on the books is legendary, full backs, power right now plays the trail with by and munich, bouncing in the early 1917. and then there was massive kind of that hamburg renown
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to his deadly, but not a kid. crawford was move up counts. cars is true, bush had a goal. they used to be more focused on defending. there was still a few of those game changes and same change of on my my friend could play in either full position on the left or on the rise. it was all same to a fire in the cross is off i the foot or this long. this lot will come when a, in 1990, alongside no to mateo and put a ma, his penalty made the difference in the final and him everlasting fame. another well champion b shantell is that who is a thing of beauty, but by ins, french left back, generally shown in the department of defense. if gcs could be painful, further up the pitch, the residue often likes to operate close to the touch line. one special quality
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with his ability to put the laces through a pin point diagonal crossfield pass with distance. no objects to accuracy. in this case, getting the finish it deserved courtesy of rough case. santa cruz. the little one of the smartest players i've ever seen. one wanted a 1234. he's arguably the best of philip mom could play just about anyway, left back right back in mid field by a long time captain, who seemed impervious to stress. even in the most crowded situations, the stigma to move when playing right back on robin at tracks and districts. the defenders while love races round behind him on the outside, the run, the the pass, the ball into the middle old, perfectly synchronized. football can looks simple,
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but that's of the difficult part from se davies doing science at the 2019. and he knew from the off what's expected of a young talent, the world renowned club, plenty of performance, and few pretensions. wherever the coach was before me, up, then there's some movie to give 100 percent. he close down 2020 by earning a place in beef as well as 113 time buddhist leader. when a champions league, when a wells club cup, german cup, alfonso davies, a korea in the fast lane, it was the year he played his way from unknown quantity to treble when all through his performances are wide at less packing. also dancing with his speed, with,
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by saying such a high defensive line. he's a weapon to counter the counselor attack. when his team lose possession, davies, which is on the reverse the turbo, it's an unrivalled ton of pasted the buddhist leader. again, david hughes and it's a one on one hospital between 2 of the leagues display as neil bailey and davies. an attacking man at this tempo is going to cause problems for any defense. unless you have someone, you can neutralize it like the got cell phone and when you think, oh, i have time out of time. and then me, me, me, me the road run a dancer by roadrunner comes, i had the in the, the other ball davies duyka d, evidently had to the touch of the chopin. all the instinct to drive forward when the opportunity presents itself this was against try bug in his 1st full legal season. an assist that already entered the realm of couldn't legal legend looked
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cow bus. branby covet here quickly he did so to and that he provided h perfect level jobs. he did the rest of these incredibly fast and a very good player like him, a loves iconic by and left back taylor who, who since watched the football kits where i can use native french back country. and he come to equally cool figure cruising the wave need their resume believes alfonso davies at 20, is found to keep improving the walls that you have to do that during many years. and you have to put in a walk back as you know what display is playing now. number free go. yeah. you don't have to learn the look regarding open
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15 because the joke week, the dribbling. but regarding the elastic. yep. 3, to play together with the of the 3 of the news for you so much business welcome. i was also gonna just west of the capital, a crime established as a refugee lou today has host up to 50000 people over the years most to originally fleeing civil war in liberia among them phone. so davies, parents phones. i was born here in november 2000 me. you know, some stories i've heard from my parents. there was, there was an easy dina refugee being anywhere on the was not so easy being a refugee can, but i don't really have much memory as about my time in the
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law. have to be careful going out to what you going to come back in 2006, the davies family moved to canada with the refugee relocation program. settling in edmonton, the parents went out to work while alfonso loop health, his youngest siblings me. he said, my mom boy, he listing to me. yeah, he's knowing his story and then reflecting on how far i'll phone say databases come already at 20. you could well ask yourself how much further much he goes. yes. the to
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get a clear and detailed picture of white power is such a key attribute to phillip caustic. well, here we work always pays off the caption. the message isn't new, but it's generally trues. for some reason. i work out individually before training. train with the team of course, and then do some more to it. and i think everything i've achieved so far has been and with hard work with them. and i'll try to keep it going for the rest of the season to be able to get even more on the page. and i am your solution that, that in the cost that i talk about your spot. he's the player who makes the difference. gold scores
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tend to hog the limelight, but i think constant is a game changer for frank. what makes cost special? we could all the man himself, his teammate, or his coach. but what his opponents think, the one task was devising a workable plan to keep the likes of philip diction check christians christ, that he knows how to read games and play. as with the fryeburg coach, a press conference can easily more into a tactical seminar, but blemish. the individual attacking quality of some teams presents you with the problem. let's take cost a just an example. if we're playing, frankly, we have to press close and intensely and cost it, she's standing there out wide onto the side. if you don't exert enough, pressure is always the option of belting. the ball over to him would be and then it's a one on one and when you one on one with cost, which he's guarantee to contest it. so if he wins half of those contests and that that's why he's away device dash for bite. back to franklin, as
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a way oftentimes come at, don, knew who he wanted to pick out in this situation. and it all unfolded, just as christiana describes a majority of frankfurt. the tax season were executed through his offensive philip coast. ich finished off the campaign with 4 goals and 17 ah, decided he's an absolute bonus league, a superstar right now, some of the cross, soft cross after cross. he learned that in serbia before moving to holland and germany playing up front on the last, one of the biggest stretch of his football journey began at stuttgart in 2014 a fine prospect already. but playing much further forward on the left wing from stick got hostage move to hamburg in 2016, a floundering buddhist institution in need of fresh frontline firepower his 2 year stint that ended with the kids stay in the clubs, history book
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a run against it from the bonus for the 1st time and a tray, a single assistance, 30 league housing postage in hamburg went down the 3 years on he's become the 2nd best provider. how did that come to be? the coach is a great psych ologist and football experts, but above all, a great person. he has a really good approach to the game and just know much about football. even a little bit off of his coach who coach fast next season. also joined frankfurt in the summer of 2018, he got off to a miserable german cup holders. frank were knocked out in the 1st round by both tia opponent. they were just one, is that opening 5 games in the league?
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and then re shuffled the pack switching from for the back to 5 so that postage was lost in left back re license to rome for with drugs right now led by co stage. fabulous. go and finish it with a full legal. and with that, we return to the beginning, lo, thomas, he has called it a revolutionary system. so let's run a comparative check then. and now our phones davies, make more than twice as many sprints philip landed for by raphael guerrero is involved in double the number of goals today was the phillip caustic average is almost 3 times as many causes and, and having, you know, has twice as many scoring attempts shantay laser as who in his day. it's not
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a question of who's better they were and are out standing players want to know that these days the full backs have a radically expanded role, demanding unparalleled versatility, attacking, defending, creating and covering the evolution of this position. is one of modern footballs. most intriguing trends. the next time on pick up the news. the news me use the news. the news the.
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the who's double the news from the south africa form of president jacob zoom, a sentence to 15 months in jail is guilty of contempt of court repeatedly refusing to appear before investigators of a corruption charges also in the program. if your government declares a unilateral cease fire in te dry after 8 months of deadly fighting rebels, regain control of the regions, capital, europe, tourism sector takes another hit from covered 19 travelers, cut short trips to portugal at the delta various titans. it's grant ah,
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i feel gail, welcome to the program for the south african president, jacob zuba has been sentenced to 15 months behind bars after being found guilty of contempt of court zoom and refused an earlier order to appear in front of a conduction panel investigating charges that he allowed the plunge of government coffers during his 9 year term. his own party force him to stand down 3 years ago. or stripes to south africa, where we joined d. w correspondent, christine manuel, in that case. welcome christie. how people been reacting to this story? so i wouldn't be lying if i told you that there are people in this country celebrating today, this is being seen as a historic day president. summa used to be called the president because he has, is they did justice. and so many occasions, according to some people, he finally made a 15 minute months jail sentence. a lot of people cannot believe that this is
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actually happening. i was looking at some twitter reaction people asking people to confirm real interest rate and happening. those would be the people who are present in the support those who are see this as a very, very bleak day. the prospect of the men that they not so much of going to spend the next few months in jail. right. and so it's important to remember this by the corruption obligations floating around in this jail time is not for corruption, but for contempt of court. so people must be wondering if he will actually end up actually going to prison. and so as it stands, the only way out of this full for the president is up for the, for the president. the peace me would be if the current president that around the post office in the pod. and of course, there is a whole conversation around that rating in this country or whether or not we do that. but that is the only way that we can potentially evade not having the
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constitutional court gave him 5 things to present himself to a police station. failing that, they have instructed the police minutes that the police commission to make sure that he is behind bogged within 3 days. if he does not make it to a police station in the 5 thing. by all indications, he's going to abide by that. that suites it's near that he has decided to jail sentence in his whole province in wonderland ital in guns near to get homestead and we expect that he's going to be turning himself in in the coming days. some pull, some forces, i suppose, just say look like the sunday or monday. so that's great. they seem to know that there were people who had gathered about his house last night. people snipped outside your home, sit in pleasant, and it's all thing. anybody who would come to touch him to say, but listen, having literacy, he's splits but then speaking earlier as well and reaction to this he is going to turn it back. it does look like that day that many people who would never come
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prison jacobs been going to prison really has come. sounds like it would be hard to understand the significance of this court decision. so people are point, this is gary day and you can see the context that this country has had many, a corruption scandal. it's almost on a daily basis. you read about somebody and some of it being involved in some, in the production or something in a country where people are really suffering in any way really lives in the print, for example. and they had been the defense that the people in the ruling and these people are that the middle of that they can get away with anything. and so you even heard it in the, as the judge, read out the ruling that they said they looked at president for the prison, jacob, to them and said, an example has to be made essentially news the front saying what was said, that an example had to be made to show people that nobody is above the law. that's
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certainly how this is being received. there are people who feel that now that this has happened, a minister, a cabinet office, or anybody sitting in government with access to public funds will think twice about getting involved in bribery and corruption. because now there is the sense that no one is above the law that even if you are the former president of the country with the kind of support that present jacob boomer has had and, and still continues to have 2 great degrees. nobody is above the law, and this is why this is being celebrated as a victory middle list, some people to do with prison making self, but just that the rule of law has prevail. and that is what people are celebrating across the board in this country today. i thank you for that. so christine manuel in cape town with you, hope you're why the government has declared to cease fire after 8 months of fighting and it's t drive region. but rebel say that now capture the regional capital mckayla. thousands of people have been killed since fighting broke, counting november, and more than 2000000 displaced. the pain is everywhere.
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the thousands of lives lost. many others left fighting for them as 2000000 displaced from their homes and living in whatever they can find. and hundreds of thousands now faith, the v a from in with 1000000 more in need of food age. these are the scars from 8 months of fighting between ethiopian government soldiers and rebel focuses in the t gray region. on monday, the government appointed administration in t cray called for a cease fire before reportedly fleeing his father in the name of the 2 great and old. he's loving people. we ask the federal government for sci fi on
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humanitarian grounds in such a way that prevents further damage to that. it is possible for people to find the rental, buy, and become part of the solution. so you've got the e, c, a p and government led by prime minister abbey ahmed, has agreed to the ceasefire, but it appears the rebel tpl f o t. great people's liberation front has not it says it's re taken the regional capital mckelly, which it control before all man came to power in 2018. i see so far is just what this region desperately needs. but no one is really sure. if that's what it's really got, we'll take a look at some more stories making news around the world. foreign ministers from the g 20 major economies are meeting face to face in italy. for the 1st time in 2 years, the gathering aim is aiming foreclose the cooperation on issues including vaccines
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and climate change. philippines president, rodrigo, to, to say, says he may 1 for vice president for his current term and next year. the constitution allows presidents a single 6 year term, but they can then run for lower positions. opponents of describe the prospect as a joke. that's iraqis of how they symbolic funeral for members of the popular mobilization forces killed by u. s. s. strikes you american action on the iraq serial board of targeted militias supported by iran in response to recent attacks against the us military in iraq of picasso painting, stolen from a greek gallery, 9 years ago, has been found in athens, the woman's head and another work by their charges pit mondrian was, were discuss, were recovered from the gorge outside the city. the suspect has been arrested. an increasing numbers of corona virus cases linked to the delta,
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very into causing concern here in europe. some countries have reimpose travel restrictions just weeks after easing them. for this is to portugal have been cutting short their holidays dealing fresh blows to peoples whose livelihoods depend on them. this daily has been operating here in lisbon for more than a 100 years. the shop survived the last major global pandemic. the spanish flew its owner. jose bronco isn't easily shocked, but he is worried to lisbon is very dependent on tourism. a large part of our business comes from this sector. lots of those tourists come from germany, but with a delta corona virus, very spreading in lisbon and the al gore. germany has now classified portugal as a virus variant area, even though cases remain low in some places. if you look at payroll in austria, only certain regions were restricted, but now all of portugal is being held responsible. that doesn't make any sense to
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anybody traveling from portugal to germany must not quarantine for 2 weeks, including people who are fully vaccinated. monday was the last day to leave before the new rules came into effect. it's been, i'm happy that we're going home today. it was just by chance. we booked for today, but we're on the safe side and won't have any problems. getting back to germany. i think it's good that they've reacted in and people coming back have to quarantine for 2 weeks, but the down for variant will spread anyway. if you go out fewer holidaymakers will hit the tourism industry hot just when it was starting up again. but back at the deli, jose bronco remains optimistic. chavez board as close and then open again. that's the pandemic cycle, but everything will get back to normal. the local certainly hope so. and so do the tourists nobody knows how many child
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migrants pass through serbia each year in search of a new life. in europe. many have been on the move for months, 3 years and thousands go missing. falling prey to people, smugglers are facing harassment from officials and border crossings. t w fatty for sha, met some young migrants in belgrade. abdul, what he has been on the road for the past 2 years. he says he's 16. a child migrant from us got stuck. his place to sleep tonight. under this bridge in belgrade, he shares display in english. he learned on the road, will escape me, do look gross no worse than one after you speak me too for it. is it a story of being pushed back all over the balkan route? he says some serbian police demand money from migrants to let them cross the border with romania, just for the romanian authorities to return them to serbia. down to the police on the syrian border, creating problems for us because they asked for money years ago. we don't have that
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much money to give to the police and work and to buy food for ourselves and we're driving to support. it's one of the serbian hot spots for migrants trying to cross into you. just a few 100 meters behind me is hungary. and if you continue in that direction, who cross into croatia, but claiming asylum in the european union has become nearly impossible. even still with these young men, want to take their chances. local taxis stand by to drive those with enough cash closer to the order last night. no. somebody has some kind of trouble with physical violence with the police on the border. the road here or deal with yes, senior love each move to the only local and you in this area. she wants to warn, under h, migrants about the danger of crossing of water police brutality, human trafficking. but we cannot say, don't go,
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it's not our old say go or don't go. just can see the option. i can ask you to think about maybe one to the count and then the answer i have to go back in belgrade. migrants have been stranded here, are trying to avoid the camps out of fear of being deported. kovachick says children have a special rights to protection and trying to avoid the serbian camp system should not mean that they should be left to fend for themselves. unfortunately, the system does not provide enough that affection for them. yes, children wants to stay outside the system, but also the system is not strong enough to to attract them to get faith in the system and then at least decrease the risks while that in transit thousands of migrant children disappear every year in europe. abdul dreams about a life in switzerland. but riding on this swift bill tram might be as close as to
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get told about the order. as of course it was a huge shock. you're 20. 20 on monday, switzerland reached the quarter finals after beating well champions france on penalties in bucharest. young zelmer save to kill him back face penalty to send his team through to the next round of france had been 31 up with 15 minutes of normal playing time. left for them to switch equalize between late goals to force extra time. bella, fe, spain, who be croatia, $53.00 in another extra time thriller is remind of our top stories at best. our former south african president, jacob zoom and has been sentenced to 15 months in prison. was found guilty of contempt of court after refusing an order to appear before a corruption that you're up to date. more world news at the top of the hour. what social business updates and just a moment with an update on the vaccines for the
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news in the change, africa was the store for the prism with what i did, they have for their future. w dot com, african megacity multimedia insight clicks and enter. the point against the corona virus pandemic. now has the rate of infection in developing what measures are being taken? what does the latest research say? information and context, ah, david central,
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monday to friday on d. w. the me the, the african union calls for the covers shield vaccine to receive urgent approval in the you. many african countries vaccinating their populations with the india produced version of the astrazeneca job speaks, correspondence in kenya. morocco, it's easing its corona virus restrictions, much to the relief of its tourism sex. i will report from our cache and also coming up is getting crowded. we look at the house, smaller, cheapest satellites means that much space in space. i city to be a business time robots in berlin. welcome to the program. the african union is
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calling for e regulators to urgently approve astrazeneca vaccines produced in india for jobs, a currently approved in the european union. you'll see them hear that from by on tech. pfizer, modern a johnston and johnson and astrazeneca. but with that last one, as a complication yesterday, to get back same goes by 2 names. you can see here when it's produced in europe, it's called fat february. but when it's produced in india, it's called coffee shield. and cover shield is not currently approved in the u. that's a problem for dozens of countries who are vaccinating their populations with coffee issue, including those receiving that says through the co backs vaccine sharing scheme. many of those countries, of course, in africa. well one of those countries specifically is can yes, let's crosswalk. her. respondents in the capital, nairobi joy, marine barrett, joy green, thanks for being with us. just explain to us why the african union sees this is
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a problem. it is a problem because given the fact that african countries have mainly used the astrazeneca vaccine, which many or which falls under the cobra facility, it does become a bowl of contention when the european union that also supports the callback facility is now living out the coffee shop vaccine, as one of those eligible for getting the green pass and can be one of the countries that has received this specific vaccine. it makes it very difficult. and in today's address to the nation, the president said that the country was also ordering. johnson and johnson vaccine, and they meant to starbucks in 18 can be about 25000000. kenyans will start getting vaccinated by the end of this year using johnson and johnson. but we also know that there is a huge population in kenya that has received astrazeneca, vaccine or covey showed vaccine in this case. and that means that it's going to
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largely affect business transactions between the 2 countries, especially for travelers going from kenya to the european union countries. here just tell us a bit more about those, those business implications, particularly for business between africa and the that's read, this is going to be a grave implications, in fact, negative implications going by what the african union center for development rather for disease control. they are saying now that the european union needs to reconsider its decision to live our coffee showed vaccine because that is where many of africa's population happen to have gotten the vaccine. and so, leaving them out means that it's also going to affect trade between african countries and the european union and going forward, they're also likely going to be more negative implications in terms of having to have people who have been vaccinated using covey shield going to europe. in union
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countries and getting the same, having to get vaccinated right. of fresh. so that in itself is going to be quite complicated, having financial implications, but at the same time having the health risk implications of re vaccinating people traveling between the european union and africa. right now, con, implications there on the georgia ring bearer in r o. b. thank you. i mean, we're gonna has become one of the 1st countries in the world to use drones to deliver cove in 1900 vaccines to remote areas, speeding up fits vaccination campaign in the process called us health ministry partners with american medical delivery companies in line. and logistics, u. p. s. to get the vaccine to remote rural areas that would be difficult and costly to reach by road. a joint can carry $1.00 kilos per package. that's enough to vaccinate 2000 people per location. each delivery costs that 20 years
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thing in africa and morocco is among the growing number of countries that are lifting background of ours restrictions. it's good news for travelers. you can, once again visit the north african nation. it's also a massive relief for morocco's tourism sector. the industry has seen drastic losses during the pandemic. they are coming in droves just last week. so almost 2000 flights carrying 200000 passengers into morrow cache airport. where everyone is tested and scammed. but with the pandemic under control, excitement is high for all who have come been has to bled? no, but the feeling of being here again in our country is amazing. we are so happy to be back, thanks to god and to our king. no. thanks to the king. indeed, it was none other than mohammed the 6 who ordered hefty discount all across the travel sector. lawyer fair prices cut on rail and bus transportation and 30 percent
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off hotel stays all in order to facilitate the return of moroccans reciting abroad . the plan worked well, not the key said this is your diploma. we have applied the kings decision. we have promotional rates on all categories of rooms and indeed reservation requests starting to come in. but we are also asking to lift more restrictions. won't miss because until now there are certain activities in the field of tourism and i'll tell you that are still closed. i don't, i don't mean do do, do is it looks like you saw on coff fill me the night curve. you currently starts at 11 p. m too early for a place where much of life happens after doors and celebration stretch long into the night. but curfew or not morocco's tourism sector is on the path of recovery.
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after losing over 7000000000 dollars last year, the nation end, but we are now seeing the beginning of the recovery of the tourism sector gets transported, gro, transport and restaurants, hotels, guest houses, car rental, travel agencies, all are booming. we know that when the tourism sector recovers, effective group of other sectors that we're suffering, and now they're seeing some hope, the ones almost at the same time, only a quarter of moroccan currently vaccinated against colbert 19. it's important for the country to keep, to condemn it. could be so as not to endanger reasons, improvements. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. hong kong is banning all flights from the u. k to spread the delta area, covered 19 great person will be classified as an extremely high risk country. the
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highest rating. hong kong has the panoramic travel plan will take effect on 1st. china could see economy grow by 8.5 percent this year. according to the world bank, strong consumer and business sentiment leading to higher domestic demand exports are up to. however, the bank wants further complications from the pandemic code limits and improvements . and facebook's market value have topped a trillion dollars for the 1st time. investors rushed to buy stocks after a u. s. just dismiss major anti trust lawsuit against the company. the district judge that there's a lack of evidence the company as a monopoly. did you know that there is a race for space inspects the number of satellites circling the has rocketed in recent years? billionaire entrepreneur must announce today that he expects installing satellite internet service to reach half a 1000000 people in just a single year. installing marks, a big shift in the new space races were calling it back in 959. there were just 2
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satellites in orbit stay are well over 3000. however, we are still only really in the beginning because space ex, installing project alone has permission to put 12000 satellites into or nearly in 10 years time. we're on cost to have at least $16000.00 satellites, and that's 5 times as many as we have today. the rest of the space is driven by falling price is 25 years ago. it cost $22000.00 your rows to send a key low payload into space today, cost only a 1000 years, and those prices expected to keep falling to less than $100.00. your us per keeler . they want to then that more and more companies have set their sights on the stuff me data from space will be key to unlocking new technical innovations in the future . navigation, communication, earth, observation, more satellites are delivering ever more data. a huge market, according to this startup in berlin,
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we are convinced that every major industry will be effective during the next 10 years by civilized data. so to give a very precise example of what we can do with that, a lot of data, for example, monitor infrastructure with all across the globe, but also went into a mind, mind, agriculture, a fear in my entire forest and so on. really for every global question, this and onset from space, my v o evaluate satellite images with the help of artificial intelligence, german rail operator deutsch, yvonne is one of their customers from orbit. it's possible to see where the trees are growing too close to the tracks. it help safety personnel do their job more efficiently. data analysis can also be useful for monitoring power grids and pipelines. we have customer from australia to europe, to the us, south american. so on. just at the beginning of this year, we've analyzed the entire us transmission and nearly 1000000 kilometers of overhead lines. as i read, there's no limitation to what satellite data can want to to,
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in terms of scale and nearly nothing in terms of scope. satellites are getting smaller and cheaper. the company, astro fine has established itself as a supplier in the field. these reaction wheels can be used to steer satellites and align them with the sun. they're packed and released into orbit from boxes like these lines to be the reason that small satellites are starting a revolution is because the barrier to entry is not that high anymore. if you build very large satellites that carry a lot of instruments, it costs a lot of money. but if you make the satellite smaller miniaturize the components take advantage of the increase in efficiency, then you can put something into orbit faster with pocket sized satellites. that cost maybe 300000 euros, and then you can launch your business model. stop. the industry is on its way from the workshop to mass production. giants,
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wayne tons are turning into smart swarms that provide seamless data, the raw material of the future. the virtual objects are taking the art world by storm, opening up new income streams for artists in tokyo, japan 1st crypto art exhibition has just started. it's called crick tokyo and wants to give us tech heads and invest a chance to experience the new digital art. learn about technology and me to future stars. you think the same block chain technology behind crypto currencies, non fungible tokens, or f, t transfer, anything from illustrations to means to virtual collectors right? now for a minor, our top story, this our, the african union is calling on european regulators to approve the indian made version of the astrazeneca vaccine cover shield is being widely administered by countries with the thing that jumps through the kofax job sharing skiing. that's
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