you want the ok then local up the pedal to the metal and let's ride the rest on d, w me who doesn't use a chart coming up today. chinese work. i was caught up in a deadly explosion in pockets on at least 9 i killed as they headed to work on a hydropower dam project. china goes with an attack marcus on an accident which is plus new source and we did rules in india. second, the freedom to express muse on twitter. but not everybody thinks that we look at the divide and muddy fish eating slimy caterpillars. why? south korea wants everyone to enjoy this site.

the news i'm british manager, welcome to the news. a shared letter could join us. china is demanding an investigation into a bus blast that killed 9 chinese construction workers in northern pockets. on wednesday, the explosion sent the bus crashing into a ravine in high bertha from province. for bar, just on the national, also died in the incident. the gun was travelling to a dam construction site part of the belt and all the initiative funded by b. j. a. china, a foreign ministry spokesperson coal, the incident, a bomb attack and demanded severe punishment for those responsible so long china, a shocked by and condemned a bomb attack in pakistan, which caused casualties among chinese personnel. engine, kendall,

while you do your job, we have to mandate to pakistani side, get to the bottom of the incident, arrest and strictly punish the assailants as soon as possible, and earnestly protect the safety of chinese personnel institutions and projects in pakistan. but in a statement on wednesday, pockets on foreign ministry blamed a gas leak for the accident. saying when i caught a bus, getting chinese workers in cardboard, october province plunged into or to be knocked at a mechanical failure, resulting in leakage of gas that caused a blast for the investigations are underweight and jeremy for moist from the trans, from the w. a show show mill instead of the difference in views between b, g and islam above, over the cause of this incident. that is a lot of confusion about the incident and the local sources say that it was on, but the news emerged yesterday. and local sources were saying it was blocked.

the bucket sunny government said that it was an accident. just today understanding was a minister sharma gray. she told us johnny's counterpart that it was an accident. so it was lama bob is playing down the whole thing. we saw that the chinese officials initially spoke about and wrote about the bomb, but later they also playing it down and calling it an accident. but as i said earlier, the local sources and i spoke to our dw cause on an in law about that. it was a bomb attack, but it can not be confront. and other 9 chinese nationals that have been, unfortunately killed in this incident, were working on a damn that spot, the massive china pockets on economic or, or see pac infrastructure investment project. is there

a link somewhere between their work on the project and this incident there could be a link because in the, off the below to separate this on groups have a back chinese and bucket running security falls. they are remotely opposed to feedback. the chinese funded project multi $1000000000.00 project and they have been that back in johnny facilities. they have been attacking chinese in just focused on security forces in the box. but in this case we see that the large groups have not the responsibility for doug. so we are not sure that it is directly connected to, to feedback, but as i said, it has happened in the box and we cannot love the possibility. could you give us a brief primer on what exactly is and what it covers this project, the china focused on economic,

colorado was launched into government. 13th inaugurated actually 2050 and it is a multi $1000000000.00 project which connects on south west and co order both to the northern areas from the borders, china. and it had multiple facility that is an energy project. it's, it have load links that is connecting the whole region to china, and it's part of china, bread and road initiative. and it is a huge project also important for us to get focused on it in dire need for energy. and many people also say that it has generated it will generated a lot of jobs and employment opportunities for looks right. so i mean it's clearly important for artist on yet. as you mentioned earlier, it has seen the text by below the nationalists and the chinese people have been

targeted before with regard to c. beck. how to spot this on intend on dealing with this problem. last week, mr. conn and ron on said that you would like to reach out to below separatists and dr. do here the point of view. you have to understand that the military operation ongoing and the rest and below, just on problems it was launched into the other side and below. the nationalist said that it's nama bob, and now joined use of data sources. it is a broadens ridge of mineral resources, a lot of gap and energy sources. and the stuff is published on most impoverished problems. so local already bought in that area and below sceptre to say that we are not getting any benefit out of these products. so they won't a separate homeland invalid just on the question is that is from mr. han offer

him actually laying concerns and fears of these nationalists or is he only interested in securing the chinese instruct and the joiner focused on economic abroad. so which is the lead all the pleasure talking to john, thanks so much for joining us today. thanks for having me. all in india, the government and twitter have been at loggerheads for months now. the reason non compliance with new social media tools. these would essentially allow authorities to regulate what can be posted online. and what on. critics say the freedom to express views is at stake. but others argue those freedoms need to be controlled. daddy lawyers, i meant that down and such a much by our commission be want to clean up with. i tanya says he found

politicians and journalists with large following speaking disrespectfully, that about the indian government and judiciary. he jumped into action and took twitter to court. would that be a good to me, the public will he when prominent public figures called a republic of india, foul names, one feelings be heard? we did no true citizen of the country can stand by and watch it being insulted. i will say that by this i taught at once the social media giant to follow new rules in india that require prompts to dress and complaints like from the public or even the government. he insists that this increase oversight does not limit freedom of expression. after all, even that trade must come, the reasonable restriction. feeling to fall in line quickly has cost to adopt, ever since the statement to please might have been filed against across the country

. the indian government has essentially said that any post body form that we use to comply will lose its intermediary production. twitter and its officials have been named in police complaints ranging from and flaming religious sentiment to distributing child pornography. after initially expressing concerns about freedom of speech, twitter now says it is willing to comply with the rules. but even if this means to leave for twitter, it could spell trouble for many others. i 400, she had money. a journalist with an independent news up site says that the new regulations could crush small news organizations like cars with legal battles. the she herself was named a long play produced in a complaint accused of finding religious tension. the rules regulate online news as well as the mandate a prompt response to complaints and in some cases require content to be taken down

immediately was she bonnie believes that the government is trying to control the flow of information after facing to be to the public porter look at the whole irony of the issue. i'm supposed to be as a political journalist, i'm supposed to be reporting scrutinizing the work of the government, the government, and it's people who are going to tell me what they consider is fake news or not. she bonnie fears that this increase so we're good for the news outlets lie cause to says then but unlike twitter heard organization along with several others is challenging that with in court. she says they are fighting not just for free speech, but for the people right to know. ah, a bust area, south korea, costly planes known as the get fall flat. he's in the running to be awarded unesco while edited status. the title flats a home to a huge variety of bud than animals,

including some species which cannot be found elsewhere. this extraordinary expanse of land is located on south korea, southwestern coast. it covers more than 1000 square kilometers. and it's made up as title mudflaps. it's home to a wide variety of animals. some of them read and a search is important for the bio diversity of the planet. just one of the reasons research is a pushing for it to be included on the world heritage left photo idol, slack to the ecological repository where several organisms could exist. it's one of the most important habitat for the sake of the preservation of the diversity. therefore, it must be protected by humanity and inherited by the future generation. and it deserves to be included on the let me get it to got to know that because it's also an important dropping off place under breeding ground, for millions of migratory birds, of which several species are threatened with extinction. the birds rely on the food

hidden in the mud in order to be able to refuel and continue on the journey to feed up with the mud as its geological basis. several organisms exist in the title plant, and also it is playing a vital role of the food supply source and resting place for endangered migratory birds will tell you that. and there's another reason south korea is hoping the area will be added. see you next goes world heritage list. it could bring the much needed income from tourism that has been lost during the pandemic. as interest rises, both at home and abroad in the spectacular side of the title and escrow meeting from the dominic. these titles, let's make it onto the wall. heritage list begins in china on friday, and last till the end of the month will leave you today with more images of this

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the way from just one week. how much left can really get we still have time to act. i'm doing all the welcome to arts and culture. here's a look at what's coming up in macau come home literally will meet a woman who keeping this sweetest tradition alive and some of the cows she things to. and later on the show redesigning nature, a german photographer re imagines the world around him. first a man who left his mark on the art worlds. french artist christiane. both hands,

case work often deals with loss death. his own death came this wednesday at age 76 . but task was also influenced by the circumstances of his birth. in 1944 during the nazi occupation of paris. when his mother hid his jewish father under the floorboards for both hands, key arts with a way of coming to terms with trauma and fear. piles of clothes were a recurring motif in many works by christian bolton ski the day. the idea is that of god's thing. why this one is taken. why this one is not taken. so those constantly, this movement of the crane and this very violent clamp, which is also an industrial plan which constantly take and rejects. indeed, you may be crushed in 5 minutes, and god chooses who he wants to take and death was at the center of

his work, including his own. a 2015 work featured hologram images of himself as a young and an old man with the words arrive. and depart illuminated on the walls. more arts and culture news now brittany spears is one step closer to taking control of her life. fans gathered outside the california court house, where a judge ruled that the pop star made, choose her own lawyer and her legal battle to end her conservatorship. the arrangement started in 2008 after spears was ruled, mentally unfit, scarce told the judge that her father and other court appointed conservator had abused their powers and had forced her to perform against her will. she said she wanted to press charges against her father. i am a new opera in london's house,

the story of real life, russian spy and kremlin critic alexander lived in yankee with poison to death in 2006 with yank o died and a london hospital after drinking ice tea lace with radioactive. polonium, on his deathbed, he blamed, flatter, mere putin for ordering the attack. the opera is based on a biography written by lithonian codes went, oh, well, one place outside the where you can also hear some very powerful singing is on farms in central sweeter. for centuries, female farmers have belted out high pitched calls to get their cows and pigs to come back to the barn. these is the coals known and swedish as crooning are no longer in widespread use among farmers. but some singers who appreciate the centuries old sounds are rescuing them as an art form

not exudes of pruning. you. i'm going to mean if i use my voice when i'm working with animals at the summer farm. had to call them even together mom for urge them on the when they don't want to return home. him the dirty and my name is massey, i'm an ecologist, so doing my ph. d up. i'm a single joke. so tuning to learn to work at summer far way in sweden's darlena province for our north west have stuck home. this is the se, boot an old fashioned countryside, some of the typically with that electricity and running water, the land, alice, good stuff, sons, farm is no exception. the 82 year old knows the centuries old tradition of cool

name from her childhood days. the drawn out chance i used to call cattle back from grazing yet all the corner for me to get all the cows home in my in the think way one is going to for what it sounds like called com. oh. home. oh, i in any is fascinated by these traditions. she's especially interested in stories of women who was spend the summer months, all alone at these farms tending to cattle. me was actually at the honey, i don't want it that we don't learn about us in a school, so that some of the level historians part of our history simply not talked about it,

i think the mailing list. so i thought i will tell the story and i see still with me fewer and fewer farmers practice cooling today. lately, the hurting coals have evolved into a veritable outfall. i am on to lincoln border, who calls can be high or low pick. come what i guess they can count. very pleasant, grow, growling, call it and has been set between. there are so many different sounds and wants does more lengthy of traditions have grown out who, when there's some hard money, open shows of her schools at special cuming concert life here at this abandoned some of fun in lakes and.

c c my childhood, there was no the woman who would make these heard and calls that it was great hearing the chance again the number of ab border. and now when i hear kooning that i relaxes me, shouldn't fail. you can feel these chances are sole vibrating inside of me but it. 2 might be more form and less fun in call, but it remains the tradition very much alive in sweden in the forest. because if it ever stayed in front of a tree or a cloud and seen a face in it, you're not alone. german photographer and bishop spent his time looking for images in nature and then capturing what he sees to share with others. he uses digital

editing techniques to make his fantasies visible. me, please see me going to the forest. what do we notice? and what do we do the, the traditional one might not see it. i mean, i do page which is goofy. that means i take objects and arrange them in my own way in order to highlight something to hayden suspicious nature is a design dimension to shepherd. i'm falling on the playful person and i started by staging, cropping and lighting to highlight details, and show how unique and complex these things on the i think, i think, of course,

things that it 1st may seem unremarkable or no doubt to my china. bishop frances inspiration in the chaos of the 1st floor can, i can imagine that this was actually a floor here. it could be an eye on it has the shape of a half closed eye. and together with the rest of the root, could be a moose. clinton and one of the bishop's biggest projects involved the illumination of mountains scapes across europe using home night spotlights. the spectacular images were taken on clear nights like this. one of the guys, the peaks in the to get the images, bishop travel to the mountain regions with the home made spotlights. there, he enlisted help on 5, mike, new assurance time constant. a few years ago, the mountain scene inspections,

bishop takes photos of the individual sections using long exposure times. the hundreds of individual shots have been put together on the computer to make a single large scale work of art kinda thing and he can't leave things as they are in team fighting season. i tried to show the mountains of monuments, i couldn't do that by artificially lighting them and i let them in such a way is to get a completely different view of the mountains and so reveal the mountains in a new way. the mountain scape is lit up, everything else is dark, and that's how you can. she's a monuments out of nature and turn them into work of art called sex. bishop wants to highlight what he saw and 1st the most important element for him is the mirror image. and now i mirror the image and

took it to duplicate it and place the next to each other by name and the i know c to wise if that could be a snap knows a little bit like a back maybe. so it's changed from a moves to a bad, but it definitely has something up to us. it can take weeks for the ship to find the result. he's happy with usually leaves the images chris few days and then return to look at them with fresh eyes. the most exciting thing is that there was something need to discover even the things painting. the

reactions to the image is very funny because individuals can see things so differently when it comes to the interpretation of the images. i don't like to tell people what's then that's for them to discover a scene. adrian bishop, the pandemic has been something of a catalyst. nobody can no longer travel. he focuses on what's on his doorstep. his pictures hang on the walls of hotels, doctors offices and architecture. no matter how different the individual formations might be. they all have one thing in common and corners. basically it's about natural design. it's fascinating how shapes and the variety of shapes can suddenly become real pieces of art to the symmetry of the marine with constant corn. and it's basically nothing. what occurs naturally, just a separate note would have him here. this with the old l. i suddenly focuses on one small section, and that's what makes it so exciting. the ordinary things like rushing root canal,

suddenly become works of art for and lots more art and artists to discover on our website. that's d, w dot com slash culture. well, that's it for this arts and culture, but we do hope to see you again soon. take care bye for now. the news. the news, the news ah,

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i use this is that we do live from berlin. deadly deluge doesn't kill them. the worst flooding they had germany in decades, communities cut off hundreds of homes and rooms. days of heavy rain and severe storms, we'd huge areas underwater. our medical calls the flooding in germany, a catastrophe. the chancellor begins a farewell trip to the united states. she's awarded an honorary doctorate, one of america's most prestigious universities, and the big clean up south africa. take stock of damage after a week of looting businesses for fair by looters,

the government says thousands more soldiers onto the street to restore order. ah, i'm glad i thank you so much for your company, everyone. and we opened this broadcast with the extreme weather across germany. severe storms have set off the worst flooding and decades. at least 42 people have died including 2 firefighters. well, many more are still missing. hundreds of thousands of homes are now without power. helicopter crews have lifted stranded villagers to safety. chance uncle america calling the flooding a catastrophe. sweeping away anything in their path. these flood waters have claimed homes and lives across west in germany

emergency cruise trying to locate thousands of missing residents. some were trapped on rooftops as the water inundated their homes. but rescue efforts are hindered by roads that have been ripped apart, raging flood waters and debris. the german army has been deployed clearing pods through the mud. you can see here there is mud everywhere and the houses the bridge, the collapsed water over it. further down, even houses have floated away from guaranteed to take to recover from people. all right, because it's just horrible. now the regions of northrop with failure, rhineland palatinate, and saw land have been, was effected. the flood gates on a damn near the city of rupert, it'll have to be opened as it threatened to burst. the unusually intense rainfall

was caused by warm and cool and mixing. the leader of one of the worst hit regions warned climate change could make more frequent disasters like this we will be confronted with such events again and again. and this means that we need most speed in climate protection measures, european nationwide and worldwide to live. as the weather clears in most of the hot hit areas, some residents have joined the clean, up effort, salvaging whatever they can from the devastated harm. and the w for to kate martyr is in the port some ports time near bon, one of the hardest hit areas i want to ask you kid, what is the scene where you are? so i'm hands, i'll port time and it's a scene of chaos and a lot of sadness,

a lot of exhaustion to our people have been coming out of that herman all morning bringing that few belongings and they've managed to salvage from their homes. there's been lots of rescue teams here as well this morning as well as the police and firefighters as well. and they've been going in trying to clear houses from all this like really, really fake mark, which is covered the road just behind me as well. so it's a scene of a chaos and sadness and there's a lot of uncertainty to, sir, i've spoke to many people. yeah. and people just still have a clear picture of what's going on and how wide spread the damage has been. what the people seem to have been taken by surprise and authorities as well. the residents not receive warnings. why, why were the authorities not ready? why was no action taken so i spoke to people here in the village and they said that they were actually warned about that. but what they told

me was that they just had no idea that the destruction would be this bad. so they had, they had warnings and they were told that they thought they would would be able to save that because there's just never seen anything like this. sorry, that's just the red van gordon, which i, maybe you might see. but that's just part of the rest of us as well. but this is just so people were just so uncertain that that this will be the extent of the damage. they said they did know they were aware, but they just hadn't just don't even have the words to describe how bad it's being and they just couldn't pub in my in the 1st place. i did of course went into kate martyr. their speaking early year will be also spoke to heidi no black, who lives in one of the areas that are badly affected by the floods. and she described what she experienced when the flood waters swept through her st. on wednesday, night last evening. it was shortly before dark. the police say the police and

the firemen came and they were yelling to the people. we had already heard sirens, but they were yelling to the people, leave your home, leave your house. and even i live on the 2nd floor and they were saying we were supposed to leave as well. and nobody had time to react. and within 2 minutes, the street was covered. had we left, we would have been swept away. and so we watched the whole night, the water levels rose and rose to probably at least one and a half meters, which 2 americans would be probably about 4 and a half feet high. feet and cars, trees, gas tanks, little propane tanks, floating down the street and yes, today, cleanup. and that was the heidi, you know, like a resident of a flood. he had area in western germany, sharing her experiences. their uncle,

a miracle in at the moment, is in the us on a farewell visit and is due to speak with president joe biden in a later today will. earlier she received an honorary doctorate from the prestigious johns hopkins university. she was award at the university's highest honor, the doctorate of humane letters in recognition of her cheek. mintz is one of the world's longest serving leaders. the university president praised the chancellor's science based response to the start of the corona virus pandemic. and in her acceptance speech, transamerica look back on the impact of the pandemic on people around the world. and let's see if i think back my last night in may 2019. come on, come 1st. and it's hard to imagine what has happened since this time. and the other 2 years ago, very few people and thought of that

a virus when they heard the word corona, but since 18 months. now we have seen how the world has been in the grip of this virus and how it hasn't changed world as well. the chancellor, they're speaking at moments ago, did you wash and bird in its pole is on the white house lawn were joining her there. i see at some commotion behind you. people are getting ready for the chancellor's visit to the white house. but before we start talking about that, i want to get your take the chancellor has of course her visit is overshadowed by the catastrophic floods that we're seeing here in jeremy. and she addressed that with the to say, right, layla, you could really see and tell that she was really shaken by the flooding in germany . she refer to it as a catastrophe. she says her deepest condolences of his family members who have lost family members and thing to all those who are helping. now in this

moment, this indeed is overshadowing this visit with which was meant to be a celebration of the trans atlantic relationship here from the macro cam. so to speak, that if this wouldn't be the 1st visit with the new president and the last visit of her as being a chancellor, she would have flown bag needed immediately to be with her fellow germans in this very, very dire situation. very dire situation. indeed. well, let's now put our focus back on the honorary degree that she has received and the, the speech that she made there, she focused mainly on the pandemic. what can you tell us more? right. you know, like we have to keep in mind. she is a scientist herself and that was her approach from the very beginning. well, president from then was still in office kind of refusing to accept the

scientific knowledge she as a scientist, referred to it from the very beginning on. and that was something she kind of stressed in her speech as well as saying how important science is and how big the role was of johns hopkins university because they delivered the very important crucial data from the very beginning on what else did she talk about? it was amazing that she who is known not to talk a lot about herself, really also talked about her past growing up in the east and kind of talking a little bit about the importance of the friendship between the united states and germany. and that the american university system is kind of copying the german system. she talked about to me, was seen as the founder of the understanding that at a university you should not only teach but also have the freedom to do independent research. so it was all in all of the celebration of science and the celebration of

the trans atlantic relationship and about the transit atlantic relationship. of course we're waiting for her to go to the white house and meet with the president joe biden a little later for now. we're going to have to leave it there. thank you so very much in his po, reporting from the white house. i want to tell you now about some of the other stories making headlines around the world. top dutch crime reporter peter or the reese has died of gunshot wounds after being shot in a business street in amsterdam. more than a week ago was the confidant of a key witness and a drug trial. 2 suspects have been arrested. turkey marking the 5th anniversary of a field military coup. some 250 people died and thousands were injured when a military faction tried to asked the president a sweeping political crime down and mass arrests followed. and living on the former

prime minister sidle hetty and president michelle. her own have blamed each other for failing to form a government to enter the political crisis. smith for demonstrations and scuffles with police. mister hetty was asked by parliament to form a cabinet in october. the south african government is sending in an extra $25000.00 soldiers to help curb unrest after days of looting. violence has begun to subside, allowing the clean up to begin more than 70 people have died in supply chains for food and fuel. i've been disrupted and you know course want to kristin. when do i filed this report from johannesburg? i am in alexandra township and i'm actually at the last mall standing in this particular part of town. this is the one more that was not looted and i was trying to bring in the most managed mr. lucky maybe let's just to onto the question, please come into the frame mr. as i was telling all of us. now this is the last

more standing here. we did see long queues throughout the day to set up a little bit about what that was all about. well, after the tech who didn't opened in the 2nd day, because assessing the damages and stuff then yes, that it was thought that over to because we felt we were fought for this model for 5 to 6 hours when our tech. so we had, we had to put our lives in it, so we decided that we got to open, we want people are sitting there, no food, no medication and stuff. then we thought then our combined is that it can come back and we are tech. we said we need someone from you and the company said fine, go ahead and video of me. okay. i don't see any police. i did see soldiers earlier patrolling there. there's nothing here now. are you worried about the situation? the security situation? no, we randomly with the security and we coordinate and we know that police can always be here. they have to go to other places that affect it and call this so that's the

situation at this more. thank you so much, mr. melissa. this is of course, a lot more standing people have been rocking here throughout the day to stock up on the central's because there is a fear that there are going to be food shortages and that even places like this will run out of supplies. and that was the d. w to christine that moon dwell reporting a short while ago from the johannesburg township of alexandra. next. authorities have arrested for people following the online racial abuse towards 3 black england footballers following their euro 2020 final defeat. marcus rochefort jayden santo and bouquet or west were targeted after missing penalties in the euro, final u. k. football policing units that the investigation would continue so far more than $267.00 made in england related to the final early in the week. hundreds to can meet in front of a rural of england, marcus rochefort, to show their support for the young black player.

and that's all for myself. for now dw business is up next. so make sure to stick around for that. somebody little rock and berlin on behalf of all of it. thank you so much for spending this part of your day with this. you get to choose the news in december 2019 the european council of new president show me shows important on a ground breaking mission. i have a clear.