and this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not a guest. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information. ah, ah ah, this is dw news lie from berlin. tough talks ahead between iran and major world powers. another chance to shave the iran nuclear agreement negotiators gather in vienna trying once again to keep the deal alive. after the 2018 withdrawl of us,

kurdish families more in the dead of a migrant vote that sank in the english channel last month. their bodies are repatriated to rock. the victims were hoping to start a new life in britain. and tribute to the i conic spiritual leader who help bring down apartheid in south africa. people around the world, remember archbishop desmond tutu who has died at 90. we'll look at the nobel peace prize, laurie it's life and legacy ah and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael ok. talks over iran's nuclear program or resuming in vienna. it's the 8th round of discussions aimed at saving the 2015 agreement, which was meant to stop j. ron from developing nuclear weapons. the talks include germany, britain, france, russia,

and china as well as iran. t. ron has increased its enrichment of uranium and has restricted inspectors ever since former us president donald trump pulled his country out of the deal in 2018. the current u. s. administration says it wants to return to the deal, but that's complicated by new demands by the iranian government. as delicate diplomatic discussions resume in vienna in the iranian capital, tehran, ordinary people are the ones facing the consequences of tough economic sanctions. hope is in short supply in this commercial district of ot ron as the talks and far off. yeah. not wreck on. even the small items on offer here are getting more expensive by the date, too expensive for many most people we me don't dare to speak out about politics

and those who do i disillusioned. and you're in that of all. if i don't reach agreement, then it will be young. people like me who pay the price 7. i'm as the economy isn't a shambles every month. there's no work. and even if you find a job, everything is so expensive when you're young. carney's got on the road. you're going on? i was am i get only me. but i think is norfolk wanted to even if they sign a deal, nothing much will happen normal your i don't think anything in the next year or 2 will have a positive impact on my life. it should resent the humanity or your father or because it's on the spectrum when i'm to us. okay, little. i think our president is not even interested in reaching an agreement when i drew honey wanted one, but didn't manager as i'm as out of my neck, the new government does not even close to any this. give a hug. it won't work out successfully. a fan, i am off of the atm authentication. the foreign ministry leading the nuclear negotiations is just across the street. no representative wanted to speak to us priorities have shifted since iran's new hard lang government took over. sanctions

relieve remains of pressing objective, but official willingness to cooperate with the west is at an all time low. this political analyst at t ran university tells us over the realizes that the of dealing with the country that's not reliable. it's called the united states and they left the agreement once it was this american saying that you hold me once, shame on you, if you hold me a toy, shame on me. so the racy admin assertion, mister racy. other people around him. don't know what to be full twice. many ordinary iranians also feel duped. not only by the international community, but also by their own leaders. as amazon by telephone hosted by the nuclear

deal should be made when the basis of these la mic republic is corrected. but from the very foundation, as only the listen shows when the people in charge him have gone where they belong them, he, his article has as long as that doesn't happen and agreement will not be reached only to dora tradition has the people in charge think only about the benefits to themselves, lamb only, not about the 85000000 people living in this country has the he smallest retina heart care. and so iranians are bracing for the worst. they know that no agreement is likely to mean more sanctions. and even the possibility of the military confrontation and that they'll be the ones paying the price for more and are there some joy now by cor needle is honor by he is associate fellow at the alfred vaughan oppenheim center for european policy studies in berlin. welcome sir . how crucial are these talks for iran? there's clearly much restrict for the iranian people. right. and we've just heard

from, from the people in the country themselves, they are seriously worried that this is not going to be a success. there is little expectation also because of the government at the same time. this is the government they will have to live with for the next 3 years round about. so the, the expectation in tehran is, is quite low. there is worried that the hard line government may drive this against the wall and then with possible consequences ranging from from more conflict to more sanctions. so there is much at stake for the people of iran. one aim of today's talks is clearly getting the united states back into the agreement. why is the bite in administration reluctant to do so? well, there's 2 things to watch. the 1st is that the iranians in fact don't want the americans at the table. and so this complicates things the iranians have said because the

united states left the deal 3 years ago. they are not allowed to sit at the table and talk about the revival of an agreement that they already left. so that complicates things. the other matter is the united states itself, washington. there is little appetite in washington in favor of going back into this agreement, despite the fact that a president biden on the campaign trail said that he would want to re enter the agreement. he has different priorities. he has a social legislation to get through through the congress. he has a very small minority and so he doesn't want to waste political capital so much on this, which is why they are very reluctant to give any guarantees what this and they are . the analyst asked for, they've already left the agreement once the iranians. now want to be sure that they stick to it for a 2nd time. right. let's talk about the con, the need for

a moment to run. so religious, military leader, what role is he playing in all this? well, he is the supreme authority inside the country. and he, you know, years ago he green lit a nuclear deal. he said it's ok to be in the nuclear deal, but i don't trust the united states. and now he says, well look, i told you, so we came across the united states. so he is very careful in any moves. it appears we can only say, it appears that he is also giving an okay a to re enter the talks, 1st of all, otherwise iran wouldn't be there. and to conclude an agreement which is beneficial for you wrong. basically which means sanctions where the question is, how much is the wrong willing to give in order to get to that sanctions relief? so anything that is decided in vienna will have to be put to for, towards him,

put to him, and then he will have to give his assent. he is also a frail man. so there is talk about his succession, which may additionally complicate the matter, but so far as he is around he is the opposite of all things political any wrong. that's a cornelius and about many, many thanks. you're welcome. thank you. the bodies of 16 iraqi kurdish migrants who drowned in the english channel in november had been returned to build the capital of iraqi kurdistan. 27 migrants died when their dingey deflated as they tried to make the dangerous crossing from france to britain. it's been described as the worst disaster on record involving migrants, trying to cross the channel they left searching for a better life, but make the most tragic of deaths. relatives waited at bill airport for the

delivery of coffins carrying the remains of loved ones. just some of the thousands who have fled a land of little opportunity. as the brother of one victim described. allen liquid in kurdistan for more than 7 or 8 years. there hasn't been any work on a young people have no work in the government sector, or even in the private sector against director. and all these young people left to achieve their dreams and goals and to reach a country that provides a decent life with dignity. hon gauged in verona, but here are the kinds of america their journeys ended in the english channel attempting the perilous crossing from france to england. at least 32 people crammed on to an overcrowded inflatable boat like this one. setting off in rough weather. within hours the engine stalled. as the dingey deflated its passengers made desperate phone calls for help. rescue boats arrived more than 12 hours later finding only 2 survivors. french and british authorities have traded blame over who

should have responded more than a month later, funerals can finally take place. relative say, most of the victims had used official migration channels before attempting the dangerous c route. well, latin. oh is that this was a family of 4? what can the mother and her 3 children wanted to migrate and have a better life? i said we're friends. i got kind of a lumber that'll but it was god's will that they meet their end at c ada. janet restaurant, like i said, i want the codes from iraq when not the only ones who lost their lives. others from afghanistan, ethiopia, egypt, iran in somalia are also being returned to their homelands and laid to rest. let's get a round up of some other headlines now. the bodies of more than a dozen migrants have washed off on a libyan beach. the red crescent says that their boat sank as they tried to cross the mediterranean sea to europe. the route from libya to italy is the world's most

dangerous, with some 1500 people missing and fear drown this you to damns have burst in northeastern brazil after weeks of heavy rain in the region. 18 people have died since torrential rains began pending by yes. state in early november, tens of thousands have had to evacuate their homes. us airlines have cancelled hundreds of flights were 3rd day due to amok on infections among staff. all the major carriers and face labor shortages because cabin crews in round staff have called in sick us daily infections have been rising shortly. as the variance spreads south africa's archbishop desmond tutu is being remembered today as a champion of justice and global human rights. he died on sunday at the age of $92.00 to was a key figure in bringing an end to apartheid in south africa and was awarded the

nobel peace prize for his work in 1904, south african presidency rema poacher announced to to his death and he praised him as a leading light and bringing racial equality to the nation. morn is from old corners of south african society, a mocking the passing of archbishop desmond tutu. we have lost one of the most illustrious, courageous, and beloved amongst us. archbishop desmond tutu, was one of our nation's finest purchase. he was a man of one wavering courage or principal conviction and whose life was spent in the service of others. he in many ways they're more due to the essence of our humanity. though he may have been a leading force of south africa's anti apartheid movement,

many international leaders remember to choose personal qualities. he was filth. wonderful, wonderful ma'am. we can only celebrate his life, his long, generous, opened life. he had a capacity to touch people, and we will remember him because of that generosity, that empathy by below. and he spoke about love all the time. you as president joe biden, and 1st lady jill biden released a statement saying we a hot, broken to land of the passing of a true servant of god and of the people. and that his courage and moral clarity helped inspire our commitment to change american policy toward the repressive apartheid regime in south africa. in a statement on twitter for me, you as president bureaucracy bama also mourned to to his passing. archbishop desmond tutu was a mentor, a friend, and a moral compass for me. and so many others, a universal spirit archbishop, to, to was grounded in the struggle for liberation and justice in his own country. but

also concerned with injustice everywhere. cc whole in to his home of cape town has been leased up in purple in tribute. his funeral will be held on january 1st, marking the passing of a champion and shining light in the struggle for human rights. you're watching d. w. news coming up next is our technology series shift living in the digital age . there's more on instagram and twitter at the w news, and of course our breaking news app and our website, d, w dot com, more news at the top of the out. ah, you are going to life and look digital world, navigate your way through the digital john gold will be your guide and show you what's possible. you decide what really matters to you.