we should light on the opaque world, who's behind the benefits wired the a threat to whistle. opaque wolves starts january 5th on d, w. ah, ah, ah, this is deed of any news live from berlin. tough talks ahead between iran and major world powers. negotiate has gather in vienna trying once again to cape the iran nuclear deal alive after the 2018 withdrawal of the u. s. also coming up on the

program making sense of india's devastating 2nd wave of covered health care workers . look back at the surgeon cases earlier this year and asked, could it happen again? ah, i'm rebecca writ as welcome to the program. talks over iran's nuclear program i resuming in vienna. it's the 8th round of discussions aimed at saving the 2015 agreement, which was meant to stop terran from developing nuclear weapons. the talks include germany, britain, france, russia, and china as well as iran terran has increased its enrichment of uranium and has restricted inspect is since the u. s. pulled out of the deal in 2018 for the iranian delegation. oil experts will be an exports rather will be a major bargaining chip at present. iran is shipping less than a quarter of what it was in 2018. and when d w visited the capital t, ron,

it was clear that has helped create oblique economic landscape for every day iranians hope is in short supply in this commercial district of o t. ron, as the talks and far off. yeah, not wreck on. even the small items on offer here 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? roger in that, oh, if i don't reach agreement, then it will be young. people like me who pay the price 7. i'm as the economy is in 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 in my good when amy, buddy angela pick on it. even if they sign a deal, you 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 resign the humanity or your father or because he was on the spectrum when i'm to us. okay. little. i think our president does not even interested in reaching an agreement to honey wanted one, but didn't manager as i'm as out of my neck, the new government does not even close to any of them. a hobby. 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 oppressing objective, but official willingness to cooperate with the west is at an all time low. this political analyst at tyrann university tells us over the realizes that the of dealing with a country that's not reliable. it's called the united states and they are left the agreement. once it is this american saying that you fooled me once. shame on you,

if you called me twice. shame on me, so the racy administration, mr. racy other people around him or don't the don't want to be full twice. many ordinary iranians also feel duped. not only by the international community, but also by their own leaders. as almost martin tallahassee was a nuclear deal should be made when the basis of these la mic republic is corrected . but from the very foundation, as i wanted to listen, show us. when the people in charge them have gone where they belong to them, he, his article has as long as that doesn't happen and agreement will not be reached only to do right through official has the people in charge. think only about the benefits to themselves. i'm only not about the 85000000 people living in this country has the huge most 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 a military confrontation. and that they'll be the ones paying the price and i'm about to buy it, and iran expert and co founder of the center for applied research in partnership with the orient, he joined us. he joins us now from diesel. dorothy, non welcome to de w, bracing for the worst. we heard it there, just how crucial are these talks for iran? what's at stake for the iranian people? i guess clearly the prospects for better economic livelihoods is what's at stake for the iranian people. and the prospects get, of course, better if sanctions relief was on the horizon. and i think this is what matters to, to be wrong in population most. and one of the aim of today's talks is getting the united states back into the agreement. why is the biden administration reluctant to

do that? yeah, unfortunately, there was some, some head advice i would have to say in that with respect to not urging back into the deal. if we all recall that by that situation came into power, that was still the previous iranian government that was, that was much more positive on the talks. it could have been an easy return. but there was this idea to use the trump sanctions as leverage. so to speak, to gain more from the wrong. and i think this is where the problem is right now. we have a new government in iran, which is obviously on its part also playing a bit harder than the previous one or on analyst at non, to massive. i speaking to me a little earlier, but it's got a round up of some other headlines now. polish president andre duda has vetoed controversial media law saying he couldn't sign the bill in its current form. demonstrations against the law attracted thousands of people. it would have been companies outside europe from holding a controlling stake in polish media companies. it's critic say that would have

content curtailed press freedom, south africa's archbishop desmond to to is being remembered around the world as a champion of justice and human rights. he died on sunday at the age of 92 to was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1984 for his efforts in the struggle against apartheid. sarah weddington, the lawyer who won the landmark, rosie wade case in the united states has died at the age of 76. a victory in the u . s. supreme court gave american women the right to an abortion. she died in her sleep at her home in austin. texas the u. s. cruise ship carrying more than $1000.00 passengers is returned to port after an outbreak of cove at 19 among crew members. the holland american ship was supposed to docket what of a lotta in mexico bad was turned away, mile authorities. germany started its vaccination campaign

against cove at 91 year ago. today. the 1st ever corona virus act same was developed in a german lab, and when the country's 1st shot was given to 101 year old ada, quite salah, bright. after christmas, it was a big moment for the country that most residents had to wait for months to get their 1st shot and watched as countries like the u. s. and the u. k. distributed their doses at a much faster pace. d. w has been reporting on germany's vaccination campaign through its ups and downs. and my colleague william glue, croft is he with more details with him? that's right, rebecca, we've come so far there still so much more to go. we can actually show you on the wall here where we've been this past year since december 27th, 2020. it started out slow. there were supply issues. there were a lot of rules in place, and we can see that we started with just a couple tens of thousands of people getting vaccinated. they're about 70000000 adults in germany. and in that 1st quarter, we got about 10000000 them vaccinated with that 1st,

at least that 1st shot. quite slow things pick up in the 2nd quarter, we're another 30000000 of that roughly 70000000 adults getting their shot. but you can see here things start to kind of sort of peak right the last several months and that's what the government has been struggling to get people more people new people to get vaccinated. we're now at 61400000 people in germany with at least their 1st shot as of yesterday. but that's where the government has been pushing, getting shot and getting booster shots. we've had this goal for the end of the year to have $30000000.00 new shots. have they reached the german government says yes, they have reached our 30000000 rocking at 2800000 shots. at least the 1st one. there are a few more 1000000 more of 2nd shots, cuz most vaccines require that to shot dose. and booster campaign has been huge in germany. 24.7000000 people in germany getting their booster that 3rd shot. so we're quite close. if not over that 30000000 goal already is very as if,

how is germany managed that when it well, as i said, you know, last year we had supply issues or a lot of rules in place, but who could get the vaccine and who couldn't a lot of people had to wait, now all bets are off the government st. just go get your shot and there is plenty of supply for it. the german government has been doing everything to try to get as much supply to germany as possible, whether it's deals with the manufacturers deal. so the you with other e u countries buying up their excess supply. they just want all the supply they can get. that's great for germany, obviously lots of other countries, not so lucky. they're vaccination rates are flagging. and as we've seen with light things like the omar con variant, people need to get vaccinated everywhere. because as pandemic is not over everywhere until is over, an always very wise words and very true indeed, william, good ca, thanks very much for coming in. and now as a pandemic, failure draws to a close. we want to take a look at some of the lasting images of 2021 in india. huge 2nd wave of cove at 19 is swept through the country. thousands,

they had died crematorium to burn the dead were overwhelmed by the sheer number. they held mask promotions and sometimes that wasn't even available for people and they had to burn their relatives bodies wherever they could dw namisha joyce while met one health care worker who experienced much of the horror 1st hand georgia july is done with his hospital shift for the day working in patient care is demanding but manager, but he says it is a far cry. from the 18 months he spent working in the more charity through the worst of the pandemic, you was. allah has only worked deos and healthcare in another life. he was a performance, autism, or jealous as he took to the stage at the age of 10 and loved every bit of it as an organizer, makeup artist and answer all of this game to a standstill. when the pandemic hit, an dollar needed woke. when

a friends refused to walk into more studio days, biggest grew now at his hospital. were dollar stepped in what he had any during the 2nd to be renewed. he recounts losing track of the number of bodies coming in by in 2 ambulances. darla worked frantically to provide dignity to the victims, families in the geotech. there was no anger to his ship of you, he, in a space for a 100 bodies who there were 2 or 300 wired one on top of the other way. i, my job was to sort of lose identify on the market in that it was the worst day of my life hug. and then when it got worse, little dallas younger brother took any. did you own or jalap? lead for a bed at the over bell and hospital. he worked at him, but it was too late. his brother thought for life, for 5 days, days in which allah wasn't given the time off to with the 11 aka completion,

dallas mother, he's been invited endlessly when he started working in the crematorium, losing her youngest, compounded her fears towards you beneath. i never imagined this. what happened to me? the 2nd corona virus, we that would haunt me until the day i die. i'm terrified. i have only 2 children left. i just want them to be safe. but i just want to spend my last year with experts say that the 2nd b, however, maybe a t v and my cases are currently low in india. tests. sure that could when i was antibodies, have been found in large sections of the indian population, essentially acting like an additional vaccine. those. this could bump eyes and gifts as expected for omicron here. hybrid immunity, which essentially means of natural infection, followed by respiration, provides as good a protection,

a t shirts. and that is that even enough to believe that in, in population right now, in the future, it might require maxine booster who july is already seen more mature on cases rise in his hospitals and doesn't get it done to the stage any time zone. his hopes for 2022, a fall simpler for that, and he wants to come home on diane, on and sit down to mosque with his family. he suspects that even this dog maybe to ambition his around of, of some other developments in the pandemic. china has reported more than a 160 new code that 19 infections in the past 24 hours. that's the most sense. the start of the pandemic. israel has begun trials on a 4th coven shot. the country is considering offering another round of boosters to its population, and france is expected to announce new restrictions after it registered more for the 1st time more than $100000.00 new karone of ours cases in

a single day. here watching daily news, his reminder of that top story we're following for you. negotiate has a meeting in vienna again to try and save the iran nuclear deal. the current u. s. administration says it wants to return to the deal, but is accused the current ryan government is making new demands in exchange for abandoning its enrichment of uranium. coming up next day, deputy business with my colleague rob watts after a short break, don't go away. i'm rebecca riches will have more headlines, boy, at the top of the hour. thank god, we got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, magic corner hotspot for food, please check and some great cultural memorials to boot.