me, that's me for all the money and money and on the loan. the voices, the only way i can be on top is to create my own empire. women asia. this weekend on d, w. c . w. use a show coming up today, indonesia, unfolding, coven, emergency. oxygen supplies are low and hospitals are overwhelmed. it's a surge fuel deposit delta variance. but could this have been prevented, fluff ahead of a festival bung division of the national lockdown before either prompting 1000 to leave the capital taco and in parties on animal vendors. i'm making your killing before the actual killing begins on

the news. i'm finished vanity. welcome to d. w. use asia. glad you could join us into the shop. over $900.00 situation is currently was case scenario according to a government minister earlier in the week. the country surpassed india was daily totals of corona vidas cases registering more than $56000.00. the optic in cases has been blamed on the more infectious delta variant. first identified in india was state of the island of java and bali. some hospitals here having to turn away patients because they don't have capacity and enough oxygen, the government has imposed new a tougher restrictions to control the spread of the virus. but for some, it's already too late. oh, i lost rights performed for the victim of indonesia,

new devastating wave of covert infections. a team of volunteers support the police and retrieving the bodies of those who died at home. and there are more and more of them party young when they say we only received a call for one day on the 2nd day. there were 3 days, 2 days a week after the group was formed, never sent them to. yeah. so the situation is getting worse, many of those who die at home simply weren't able to get a hospital bed. the explosion into the cases has left was over flowing with patients. some of them have to be treated and make sure beds and hospital who ways experts say that the government failed to take adequate measures to prevent this crisis. took up on my report. and also everywhere in indonesia, in most basic lay it up with 9 been i would say

that this is more or less india tuition and may be would be if and what and like in india 2 months ago, oxygen here is also starting to run short with many patients being treated at home, there is huge demand at this oxygen filling station on the need to make his horse me to come here and buy oxygen from my mother. she's sick with cove it and i'm trying to give her oxygen therapy at home. so for all the most people here are buying oxygen for infected people who compet treated at the hospital and they have to cancel them at home. what the room i'm so sorry you around 6 percent of people in indonesia have been fully vaccinate. vaccine deliveries are finally picking up speed, raising hopes that this latest explosion in cases can eventually become and

jeremy know from jakarta is epidemiologist, dr. bundle the owner who's been monitoring the corporate crisis in indonesia. dr. young when the situation has been described by a government minister as a worst case scenario. could it get as bad as india? yes, the part of the increasing cases is like india. you know, we got as soon stard june. the increasing cases is where it was and almost step up like better people. but increasing is look like the india parton's of the increasing of cases. it been there. also we got the same problem like india, that our call is because all hospital or the people who got one to do got picking care and also have

difficulty to get the ox again, we got a crisis. the ox, again, to appreciate the you know, because all the pace and the month for the oxy. again, it also many hosp the run out of hospital because we got the money increasing demand from the people who got infections. and also, another problem is we are on of bad ice. you also and the drugs are taking care of the patients everything. but you're saying is what happened in india just about a month back. i wonder therefore if indonesia did not see this coming, they see it is coming, but they don't know they will hopefully not like india. and that's why the problem is we are waiting until we got the last. finally be good. the

increasing cases, the actually we good brief and the early as possible. like before, rama down our it will be 350. we got a lot of must be mobile decisions from in java, from the java islands and, and at a time also we already got the build quality on bus build not dominated up there. the bus, if nobody station during ramadan festival. the interesting built by dominate in our country. then we followed the increasing of the cases. it meant there are no, we cannot controlling the pun to me because the, the body and, and also the lead place bone from our go from and to got the stuff to so satisfaction it mean dad, this why it's been a very worst come out, you know,

that we are, we are coming and then you put your now this i can cases as you can point out, is also because of the delta vet and you are an epidemiologist. can you tell us what we know about this baby and why does it spread? so fast and why is it so deadly? yeah, because in, in the area actually already we already identified in january. and then we see the old body like old by it is still dominate. and then after mars will be increasing more because we'll look at the end of march already dipping of the impacts and in some c, p. and it's been that now it's become ruminated because we find of the transmission is 2 times or double then before,

and also the increasing of possibilities. it min dad, this body. and it's very, very dangerous, because we cannot stop the fun to make stop transmission. even in one person's got the infection suddenly and all the member of household in the also it will be also impacted and di and also the problem is and then the host be at the can learn accept new patients. mostly it's no people done in their home and also dying in the, in the and emma didn't hear room. right. we'll leave it there for the time being. but thank you so much for joining us today. dr. now, minute, there still has seen an uptake in cases due to the delta variant. despite that, the government is now lifted the national lockdown imposed during the month the reason the upcoming festival of either. on monday for many residents,

the lockdown could be lifted early enough. this is getting out of town on an industrial scale with locked down, lifted, the stack of residents rushing back to their home towns in time for each one of them. i'm taking the 1st chance to head home off to look down if it's imposed again to see you know, the east and i'll stay at home. if everything's normal, i'll return to deca. despite sore incurring a virus cases will thirties have eased restrictions. economic reasons. e represents a big source of income from many industries, industries that have been suffering during the pandemic. life has been very hard for us is not down for us to stay out of where we're waiting for people to cross the river with us. i don't know if we'll make any money, so we have to keep the boat going on the line to be a country that's no stranger to over crowded, ferries. bettina pandemic,

with say some distancing, appearing to go out the window, some health experts, a warning the a. the crowding will come with additional risks. local police, the vigilant you can see the amount of passengers on the ferry is locked down, loosens. we've taken strict measures to make sure that very many passengers, again, when the health regulation comes out on the water on the lot of the community to these people. though, getting home is what matters that prepared to do whatever it takes pandemic or not . and as we just heard, the muslims around the world are getting up to celebrate eat next week. among other things, the festivities involve sacrificing certain types of animals and then eating them with friends and neighbors or giving the meat to the last one off. we look at how some vendors of sacrificial animals are preparing for the event in pakistan.

this ox is about to go on the journey of a lifetime. it will also be the last journey of its lifetime. the lowering of people buy crane from the top of the building in karachi has become an annual spectacle ahead of the festival of eat. i'd have the for the community, it's fun for the capital owner. it serious business is up, but i buy the car around that small. i bring them onto the roof, talk to the staircase and read them. and after a year, when they are fully grown up, we can get them down to the ground using more. so that's why i have to hire crane to do get in. i've got a neighbor, alma has been rearing capital on his roof nearly 20 years. when the time is right, they're sold, slaughtered and sacrificed for aid. and other entrepreneur selling animals

ahead of the festival is vanya munez. but she's using a very different and new way of trading her projects. she's telling her goats online customers simply come to collect the goats after viewing videos of them. of course, i think a lot of 19 people became interested in online shopping dining. it's a good opportunity, especially for young entrepreneurs either don't need to go in person, just make hold and book online order. and as a girl in verse is very easy to do. my business of what do you think was the competitive as a good when it is making a lot of sales this way. but there's still a big place for traditional sacrificial markets in pakistan. such as this one stood up good thought to be the largest in asia. hundreds of thousands of animals are expected to be traded as l. add her approaches. and that's

it for today. and this week there's other news analysis from the region on our website dot com, forward slash asia, and you can follow us on social media as well. and we'll see you back here on monday for by the i understand that and in the end to meet you on what i love to see you anymore, we will send you back. are you familiar with this reliance? what's your story. ready with and i was especially and victims of vine and deep part and send us your story. yeah. chain

only understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not again. you want to become city into migrants, your platform for reliable information. the hello from berlin time now for 13 minutes of arts and culture coming up, the woman who calls the shots by germany's multi 1000000000 euro arts budget, culture commissioner, money good talks to us about tackling colonialism, sexism, and the corona virus. ah, and with large downs listed, some berlin performers are back on their feet. for others, the crisis is far from me. but 1st we're off to the south of france to the can

film festival, where a week and a half of glitz and glamour and movie premier as are wrapping up this saturday. and the film world has its eyes on the prize. i'm talking about the coveted time ducks, so which movies are in the running and which are making a big splash. here are some of our top picks with such an eclectic group of films in competition. spike lee and his jury had their work cut out for them when deciding who, when the sea is palm door. here, some of the front brothers provocative film director. you need to call me back at conn. and getting plenty of attention to, to tom about his killer, to fix the car. the kid tom takes view is on a controversial rise exploring sexuality, gender roles,

and the need to be loved. my intention in the film is really to make the audience except that's the question of gender is absolutely relevant. when you, when we're talking about identity, one's identity, one's journey in life, one's choices and all this. i mean, it's really about, it's being free from every every. let's say i'm 1st concert like preconceived ideas about what the human should be. the sense of director with anderson delighted with his latest 5th. it's long delayed by the pandemic. the french dispatch is an episodic, tribute to old school journalism starring bill murray until the swinton, he assembled a team of the best patriot journalists of his time parents. rec roebuck, right? these people just try to make it sound like you wrote it that way on purpose. it's

also reminder of the dignity of true journalism because that's a real thing. and i think it's possible for people to either have forgotten that or pretend they never knew that to know that the journalism and this is, i think, credibly dignified and important cultural endeavor. and we really rely on it. so yeah, it's a, it's just a reminder. i agree with children. we take the subject of the lecture. mr. moses rose suddenly louder, autistic voice of his rowdy generation from the naked sold luxury. how do i want to buy? yes, it is with us. yes. in short, the pitcher was a sensation. the judge director pull the hoover and is known for mixing sex and violence. his latest film, beneditas, religion,

and just cause in plenty of control to see. it tells the story of an abbot thoughts in love with another woman. before due to the fact that it's a blessing that presents your ex hold. you know extraordinary, but true for me. what was really important and the movie i think versus dr. ask me what was driving me worse. in fact, that is worst way through that. i was and that i was making a movie that's about events that is shown way has really happens. this is a real rock opera by little character with adam driver and mario called. they play a glamorous deliberately couple whose lives it turned upside down by the arrival of the child. this is my, the,

i can, competition is back after you without you to depend demik making the prospect of winning a palm or even more desirable than ever. the answer as to who gets to take home this most prestigious of film process will be revealed on saturday. the, and the anticipation is growing. well, here in germany, the cultural scene is waiting to see who will lead the countries massive public art sector after elections in september for more than 7 years. politician monica goods of anglo manacles. christian democrats has navigated crises and controversies as germany's state minister for culture and the media. one of the biggest controversies being the reconstruction of a power from germany is colonial era. in part to how's artifacts brought to germany

during colonialism? that's one issue that came up when we sat down with her. they were supposed to be a big attraction at the home forum. instead, they ignited the heated debate about colonialism and saluted out the bending. bronze is stolen by the british in 18. 97 from building city in what is today? the jury then so to museums, more than 500 ended up in berlin. artifact stained with blood german coach, a commissioner, monica curtis has a clear position on, on. why on june 15 we launched an online platform where hundreds of the exhibits can be viewed in digital form. that was a very important 1st step to say, see here, and next we negotiated forms of possible restitution moment and we would like to achieve substantial restitution. earliest, 2022. that's next. and once a nice. yeah. so homo forum construction site was a major preoccupation for over the years. the new building

a partial reconstruction of a person palace was highly controversial. and settling on a concept for its use took some time. a team of top cross experts was assembled to percent humble forum as a venue for world culture and exchange in the house of pearl. and i'm going to send them the we're going to the founding board of directors, including for my head of the british museum, neil mcgregor world star museums, and a very knowledgable advisor. but once all on we have now made the humble form what it was always meant to be a new type of cultural center, how more than just to museum. it has an interdisciplinary approach, and that is 15 for the german cultural landscape is open to the world diverse and the place of critical dialogue. it was better for her when the creative branch, the 2nd largest economic sector in germany, was forced into a complete corona virus look down for months in the face of protest,

she fought for an expanded support program. an extra 2000000000 euros was approved as emergency aid scholarships and bridging payments. for me personally, i felt like i was going through withdrawal and i think many people felt the same way. they missed the stimulation, the opportunity to exchange ideas. it's not just entertainment, it's very important for critical corrective in society. i'm also important for democracy by the way, is another important topic for us is a quality, despite large numbers of women being active in the cultural sector. this mo, situation at the top, 80 percent of theater director, men film directors, to so high you go, the harder it is to find women in leadership roles could to found a project to support women in management, in ministry and 44 percent of senior staff. female,

why did one thing in particular, which was relatively easy, i had all the committees in the ministry, several 100 and all occupied on a party basis, all of them. in some cases, for example, in film, we have to change the law, but in others goodwill with enough people to say no, this kind of representation can't go on when you have a female perspective. as for example, in the allocation of funding, female aspirants a more likely to be rewarded to hunting on the highest because the effect of these policies will be seen in the future monitor has faced a lot of criticism in her time as to culture commissioner. but it hasn't dampened to infuse, he has him for the job. and so culture is there, but i'm very passionate about the issues and except for an election, we see no reason to stop off to her. but a german election is coming up. so she'll just have to wait and see. you can see our full interview with germany's culture commissioner monica cortez this weekend

on d. w. 's arts 21 program. now one of the biggest hurdles she's faced has of course, been the corona virus, pandemic, artists and creatives lost their jobs, lost their income, as theaters, galleries and clubs were forced to close for months. cortez did push through 2000000000 euros in federal aid for artists salvation for many, but for others, they're still struggling. catherine shoreline is the artistic director of a small theatre. she's very happy company has been able to hold performances again since the end of may. theater was receiving funds from an up stimulus program called noise start called to or restart culture, shoot line and her team worked on the application for weeks start and clapped at when our application was accepted. i thought i'd my now suddenly know what it's like to get real support for us to go into to, to collect. ah austin,

spring and burger and his band fell in 21 street workers are busking the jazz clubs have only just reopened and there are long waiting list for gigs this way. they can earn a few euros in the meantime. were playing on the streets and try to compensate their losses and earnings we've had, but especially also to keep musical skills. home funding on the process has always hope and we're recover exists in the scene. some theaters and other cultural event organizes are getting a huge boost thanks to the government support package policy. as long as we don't slide down into another, looked at the federal funds, plus our ticket sales put us in a really good position, goodwill. trust me, on the other hand, many self employed musicians are living hand to mouth me because i've shopped in limbo, i cashed in my loft, retirement savings. that's it. but the positives,

after all busting can be a good way to promote jazz music. ah, no, we reach a lot of people who wouldn't normally go to a jazz concert and they are surprised to find out that they actually really like it for photos to bring in beggars band. that's one of the few positives they would have liked to get more direct financial support from the government. me now from me on the whole crew. thanks for watching. that's almost it for this edition of arts and culture. a lead you now with an impressive new exhibition in japan, set in a forest on the island of que issue a series of light installations by artist group team lab is called a forest, where gods live check it out. mm

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life into cold cases. ah, i'm michael locus. welcome to the program. we begin with the devastating floods which have killed more than a 100 people in western europe. historic towns have been reduced to rubble in 6 countries. thousands of fled from their homes in the netherlands as dikes overflow . the prime minister has declared a national disaster. other political leaders are calling for more urgent action to tackle climate change. here in germany, hundreds are still missing in the worse flooding in decades. in areas where the flood waters have receded, emergency crews are searching for survivors. another mock of these devastating floods

a landslide collapses houses into the mud evacuated residence had already started to return home. now many a few dead. in other towns, the cleanup effort has already started in volatile time. residents peak through what's left of their home. they say they had almost no time to react before raging flood waters hit the town of mars and tv. all of a sudden the water breach the damn. all the houses here are the same height. so when the water came up from the salad lightning speed, we all jumped in our cars and drove up the mountain out of a part of itself in back. horrified. we had to get ourselves to safety. the hundreds of thousands of houses are without power of clean water. the internet is being cut and phone reception is down. volunteers have come from nearby areas, bringing whatever equipment they have to help clear roads and houses. yeah,

i've been younger come when i arrived here. it was a disaster for the entire road behind me was covered in branches and brick cars all mashed into one up to these sites in the front. you couldn't access, noting left and right. and we didn't know what we'd find in the rubble. we were warned that we might come across bodies and that we should let the fire brigade and the police, the police say m, o, many towns, i still cut off. some major roads are flooded or broken apart. germany's defense minutes, the cold for the army to make rescue efforts a top priority as late and share their shock at the ferocity of the disaster. this is time to, to good to get us. it is a tragedy that so many have lost their lives. it leaves me stunned dimensions on the land. many people in our country feel for those who are grieving for their

loved one with is mercy. i'd like to express my sympathy to those families and my thoughts with the authority say overflowing dams could so bust, threatening more homes enforcing residents to stay away while the weather has cleared in some areas more rainfall is expected. that's cost over to kate martyr. and val ports sean kate, you've been on the scene all day. what is the latest where you are? so i was also hey, the whole day today and the whole day yesterday. and today's bethany a day from a clean up effort, which is as you can see, definitely going on behind me. and now some of the main roads have been closed by have been cleaned up by some of the big machinery. but now people have decided to town their attention to that, the interior of that home. and it's really, really sad to see as you walk through the streets. people have just entirely empty

their entire contents of that home piles of bricks. and there's a table full of people's records and people do a covers and very pos and all items that you usually ever see inside of home and never covered in so much, much as are yeah, today is definitely a day where people are returning attention that are in home and they're going inside and really being able to grasp a sense of the absolute sense of the damage, not just the village, but to the lights as well. no doubt. there are dozens and dozens of sad stories where you were standing right now. have you been talking to people affected by the flooding, and what are they telling you? so i just actually spoken to one couple here and they're both you 32 year old young professionals wife says she helps disabled children at school in the nearby city of bon. and they kindly showed me inside the home and they showed me how high the

water level had come up. and they pointed me around the home and said that that bedroom and this is where the home office was. and that's that kitchen where they just bought a washing machine 2 months ago. and now it's completely destroyed. but that's, that's really the least of that worried. because they also didn't have, they've had from their insurance company that they had not actually insured for their kind of water damage. they don't own their houses and their renters, and they didn't think we would need this kind of damage at kind of damage cover cover for that home and not to invest those because they said they don't live near the river. the water never comes to high up either, and they're worried about how they can meet that cause. we've been hearing the ford said over a 1000 people are still accounted, unaccounted for in the neighboring region. how reliable is that number and have conditions east enough to enable rescue workers to locate some of these people

for you? that's a really good question because it is a really, really high figure and it sounds quite scary, but i do want to urge caution with that because here in the region in the valley, the phone signal and the internet connection is incredibly bad at the moment because of the flood, flood water damage. so people have actually been very unable to contact people and therefore is making it difficult to realize who's, who's missing. but some of the villages nearby as well, actually inaccessible because of the roads. some of the roads have actually been swept away and people are unable rescue teams are unable to actually really get to the villages that set by helicopter. so they're trying to really get a bit better picture of the number of people who actually missing and that unable to do that right now. because some of the villages just really difficult to reach with a big machinery that they would need. now that most of the water is gone is your any assessment of just how widespread in serious damages

for i have spoken to you a few other residents here and one resident to lauren told me that the damage for themselves, personally for their belongings that heard would run up into the 1000000 many of people who have told me that they've got that cause they just don't have the insurance or looking at very high figures. but people said that themselves, they haven't really worked through the kind of disaster themselves to them. really began adding another layer of concern on top of that by looking at the financial cost as well. although it's definitely something that everyone is thinking. that's the w reported k martyr in ballot. shine much thanks. one of the organizations of providing assistance in the floods is germany's technical relief agency. the t h w. it's a disaster relief agency made up almost completely volunteers. i'm joined now bye guillermo graham from the t h. w t headquarters in bon welcome to d. w gamma. how many people does your agency have assisting in this disaster right

now? and where are they exactly? i case for having me here. so, so far it's shelby has deployed about 2000 dedicated volunteers to assist in the various operations going on. and so, yeah, and these, these, these volunteers are from most parts of germany, actually since we are federal agency with nationwide, nationwide network volunteers. but most of the list, their sponsors, obviously focusing on random palatine and what's wrong with failure, what do they focus on focusing on in terms of their actual activity? is it rescuing people or repairing infrastructure? and so it's, it's really, it really kind of spends, entire palet keeps w's, the capacity. so you have obviously the main focus is reaching the people that have not yet been able to be reached by emergency response staff. or to make sure that

the people on account of 4 and 4. but you do have a large number of different pumping operations going on stabilizing structures that have been damaged, removing rubble, water, purification for, for drinking water, for the people that are affected and evacuated. so it's really the, the full pallet of both to show this acid chemo graham from germany's technical relief agency. many, many thanks. thank you. from western europe to the middle east, wherein lebanon is facing a deepening political and economic crisis. the prime minister in waiting saw how really is stepping down after failing to form a new coalition. there's been no government for year. the last administration collapse following the deadly explosion at bay ruge airport. earlier we spoke to d. w correspondent, basil of reedy and asked him why it is so difficult to form a government called thanks to the ignited or former prime minister. now in an

interview last night with a look in the tv channels. he said that the reasons behind this say, gets you to 1st of all that the nice guy, presidents refuse to take the cup in at the, at the line of 44 minutes. this, which considered how do you, by how do you that it is the best government for the best cabinets to do that. you want to take the, by the end of the 2nd, that was the main obstacle, the president and his son in law of run back in the midst of floating after, refuse to do that. how did he, when the name of the christian minister said that his will not yet use his law? how accurate in his interview last night? his will law that he did in enough question to for the new government. and so this is what they thought. how do you do? but on the other hand, we have from other obstacles, which is obvious that the current secure relations,

the crises in and it's still hard for anyone to take to hand that it's so it is, it seems like mission the netherlands is paying its respects to murdered crime journalist peter de freeze mourners lead flowers where the prominent report was gone down last week. his family says he died surrounded by loved ones in hospital and spent his career reopening, cold cases. 5 ministry marquisha says his death is almost impossible to comprehend . decrease was involved in a case against a wanted drug. baron. 2 suspects have been arrested. our reporter jack power has been to the side in amsterdam where the freeze was shot. and he sent us this update. when are in to the 2nd day of morning here in the netherlands for peter devries, the investigative crime journalist that dies on thursday. his family announcing his death in a statement saying that he to come to the fire gunshot wins that had hit him 9 days

in this very spot in central amsterdam that people have been coming down here to deliver flowers at the spot where he was shot to pay their respects, this was a journalist who was beloved here in the netherlands. he was known for fighting for the little guys the trying to dig out corruption and trying to fight crime. people have been turning up from across the netherlands to come here today to pay their respects to pizza, to debrief, and to his family. he helped so many people in his life and he stood up for, for all those people and for, for the rights was already fighting for, for, and also fighting for muslim people. so in the was, it will, is to the news. what is a very good man? that's why i came in and i guess couldn't sleep now while the tribute continuing

to poor in here at the site where he was shot, the investigation into exactly what happened is obviously continuing to men were arrested shortly after the incident. 10 days ago, the dutch federation of journalist said that they are very sure that this case this incident is shooting, is related to the work that peter degrees was doing with a prime witness, who he was a confident of in a case related to read a one time fee, he is the leader of a mafia group here in the netherlands, who prosecutors a does prosecutor, had a mercilessly does everything he can to achieve his goals. on top of that, the justice, justice minister, has lost castigation as to why someone who was doing the kind of delicate and dangerous work that piece of raise was doing, was able to was going around the city without security. they want to make sure, obviously, that incident like this doesn't happen again. you're watching

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the state of the business. i'm robots in berlin. welcome to the program. african leaders are calling for a 100000000000 dollars in funding to help their economies survive. the corona virus pandemic. 11 heads the states meeting in ivory coast commercial capital, i'll be just signed the declaration appealing for loans and grants from the world banks. international development association. though african nations have avoided the numbers of deaths in 1900 thing. another positive world. knock on effects from lockdown shovel restriction of last many in a financial black hole. and in some areas, even individuals are appealing for overseas health. expensive current vice treatments left them with medical costs. so they simply can't pay hospital bills or piling up for godfrey might. yeah, he spent 2 months in a private hospital in a row, be sick with covered 19 and then

a subsequent heart condition. the costs around $3000000.00 canyon shillings are $36000.00 us dollars and a mountain the 44 year old civil servant can't possibly afford on the p. betten as may be of our country was very weak, was very low. so when's your dental coverage? my friend, you in trouble. if he doesn't pay the hospital, his home and land will be auctioned off. my pastor, reverend robert, because he wants to help. so he's been organizing fundraisers for godfrey and others who need help hang health care bills. but he's worried about how much more his church and its generous constituents can really do. i do wonder if i get 10 more cases wearing over 3000000. what will the judge do? because people come for inject it. we auction the judge for where we allow every thing and everybody to be bankrupt. the only solution he says is

a global one. he wants to see a fund set up to cover covert night chain treatment so that people like his church members don't have to choose between their lives and their livelihood. 7, towns, flagler, michael and us president joe biden maintained the disagreement over the contentious non stream to pipeline during visits. her visits to the white house on thursday. both however stressed the need for ukraine to remain a transit land. russian gas. the us wants germany to scraps a deal together with russia and has put sanctions on the project, gemini, a defender, nor stream to as economically necessary, but also on the agenda at the meeting. china with the us pushing europe to take a firm astounds is what the german chancellor had to say. how many of us, you know, we have talked about china and there is a great common understanding that firstly, china is a competitor in many areas. does

a trade with china has to be based on us having a level playing field? that means that the standards are the same. incidentally, this was a major point of negotiation in you china investment agreement, common salva does. but i believe that the foundations of our dealings with china are simply based on the common values that distinguish our countries a lot. for meanwhile, the us senate has passed the bill to ban the input of products from china, shin jang region, washington and several human rights groups. say the muslim league population is being forced to work with domestic and international companies. the us house of representatives still has to vote on the bill before president biden consign it into law, but the move is already putting pressure on the you to consider. similar action rights groups say at least 1000000 weaker are being incarcerated in camps. engine jong, washington band imports of solar panel materials from one chinese company and placed

trade restrictions on for others accused of using force to labor. europe has been more cautious while the block has sanctioned chinese officials over rights abuses, actions against businesses that may use force. labor engine young remains sparse. earlier this year, french prosecutors opened a probe into retailers who may have used forced. we're labor, including japanese owned unit clo, spanish owned zarbara, and french ready to wear a clothing company as m. c. p. german automaker. volkswagen has meanwhile faced criticism for it's john production facility. the auto manufacturer says there's no indication of forest labor, but admit they can't rule it out. to live, don't have a shifting and low to the act. the high roller employees directly send a resume and we have a job interview. and then the hate charge department and the operating department

make a decision based on the resume and the impression they gave was happened to them before is something that is hard for us to know. if it was extremes, we are enough to see chinese authorities have vehemently denied reports of forced labor labeling those who make these allegations as quote, western liars policy analysts say the us and europe should show a common front globe. i think it would be a good idea for washington and berlin to send a signal just now we are ready to work together and make it clear to beijing. they cannot simply divide us from on peaking, carlton lohan, dozens of none as the e. u and us look to strengthen ties,

is the e, you willing to match the u. s. as a sort of stance towards china as action engine? john? well, to answer that we asked economist l l gene from the come stance university of applied sciences. if toughest sanctions from the you would make any difference in the st. john case, we talk about human rights politics which are problematic from the best perspective . but when we look into the experience in the data, how sanction targeted some since one of the special area on the constraint area affect the policy in countries like china and russia? the answer is very clear. there will be no change in china policy. and one reason is also that the economic impact, the cost for china, of the regional tar just chunk sanctions, are negligible. china, the more important question i believe is it help or other countries will align their policies in the coming months of years with us. and also our bill to increase

pressure on china. now a quick look at some of the other business stories making headlines. the 5 by on tech cove at 19 vaccine is on track to become the 1st orange job approved in china . chinese regulators completed an expert review of the m r n. a backseat. china looks to use the drug as a booster. those who have received 2 shops, a term may factor new passenger car registration says 13.3 percent in europe in june. rising for the 4 months in a row, according to industry, data sales are continuing to recover from the low level report last year. when karenna vice restrictions shut car dealerships across the continent. in the 1st 6 months, sales rose by, by a quarter to 5 point 4000000 cars in tech company square is finding a new firm that's focused on coin according to square and twitter. the jack dorsey

he wants to create an open, develop a platform to make it easier to provide decentralized financial services following the pattern squares previously announced digital wallet gemini, outline. lufthansa has a valid its new holiday carrier called your wings discover. it starts off with 7 planes with its 1st flight next week to mombasa in kenya. it also says special holiday destinations like kilimanjaro and victoria falls in africa. i know that gun is not harvesting season is a crucial time for many rover women who earn a living, making shade butter. but a surgeon multinational companies exporting the ra nuts is now threatening their livelihoods. my social shook reports. immoral house and is among dues profiting from money increase international interest in gun if not industry, he buys the produce from thomas,

incense it on to mark national. this particular budget destined to be shipped to techie business. he says, is me as 820182019 coffee. i supply more than $10000.00 to my company and $29.00 in 2020. i fell about 18000 matters dos. gunner is with us 10 largest exporter of the money and booking of us who during the countries not season many women get temper awake in the industry have been installed in the produce. the industry has been a reliable source of income because many women were able to run us. we're not exploited that then. now of the morning, the roll not is not good for us. they russian by everything cheaply and there won't be some in the system again. we prefer the empower with skills to add good values

on it. that way we will be empowered about you and gentlemen would share, but they're becoming more popular in a woman taking to process and, and not themselves but mitten, international qualities panda through me major challenge less than 10 percent of they've got to produce in ghana portable this has led many women employed in the industry to call and the government and companies to provide them with just to produce better quality. but instead of allowing less to export it better. if the companies could come down to educate as well, on how to produce quality, better for them that would benefit us. you know that that, that they could even buy the nuts and bring it to us to process the better for them on the way them powering us. what they are doing is crippling our

businesses at the number would export targets on the rise from attempt to women training in ship, but up to system minutes. that if nothing is done to regulate the export abroad last will, many areas would face a trade to the alive who with this big companies, we are really, really afraid of what's next. the better is for us to see how the governments can come in and help us to reduce the exports of denmark out the for many women. and we're gonna the chance to upscale and produce your own share, but could be key to sustaining an income for families. just hi, for a mind of our top story, this our african leaders, of course, or a $100000000000.00 in funding or economies devised the terrain of ours pandemic. this came to me in ivory coast of commercial capital. john effects from lockdown

and travel restrictions have hit many african countries and that's all from me on the business team here in berlin for me, or you can get it on our website either way, dot com slash business in the future challenge. so next time about the the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research they information and contact the corona virus not change? because the 19th next on d w, africa, lab to northern white miners in the world are grieving here in kenya. but waste,

who is this lady? this is your last chance to reproduce. so behave scientists are trying completely to be and they have a lot of ideas about how to do it. for 60 minutes. d, w me ah, the fact vaccines need police escorts is a sign that they value the hot commodity. that also goes to waste me as much as 30 percent of vaccines are thrown away in some countries. the reasons very storage and logistical challenges as well as the type of files and syringes used. but innovations could end the waste and it was all nice to have you.