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ah, what is true of saying it doesn't matter. the only criteria is worked. we'll hook people. we shit light on the opaque world. who's behind benefits and why are they a threat to whistle a peek world? starts january 5th on d w a. ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. sedans. prime minister, stepped down, is violent, unrest escalates adela. hm. doug admits a power sharing deal with the army has failed to restore order. also coming up,
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fire, ravages south africa parliament. this is deborah with terrible and devastating event. presidents here over hosted 1000 legislatures, work will go on. police are questioning a suspect. and protests against a national lockdown in the netherlands turned violent. the government says, restrictions are essential to stop the spread of the oma khan. very ah, i'm william good craft, welcome to the program. we begin sudan, where the prime minister has resigned following months of political turmoil. adela hum duck says he has failed to restore order under a power sharing agreement with the military. dozens of people have been killed during protests since the or me stays to coo in the central african nation. in
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october, weeks later, honda was reinstated to head up a transition back to civilian government. but pro democracy activists never accepted the deal. earlier i spoke to journals, bahama, i mean in khartoum. i asked him how people in sudan are reacting to this latest element. there is a wide divide division in sudan over these resignation. all the prime minister. you know, the, the, the, the, the, the majority of the activist but additions and brought them to service was actually actually not in a mood mean agreement with that when the face november of the dean that signed between the brain, me to stop the lamb dog and the military and look at it actually as a kind of the get to my in the military that already committed in october. but on the other hand,
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there are others also afraid that now the country will be full fully in the hands of the military. and that's actually very serious on the, on the future of the transition on the future of, of student. and we'll see that by the, by those as a city, a said that of the, through the needs of lucian. but, you know, in the end is to the needs of people on the streets since that went over and massive violence has been committed against this through the use and so far, nearly to 60 people have been already killed on the streets. so all those again is the money to who i look at the ban minister, the latin dog, and the, the, the, me as maybe actually elected kind of 2 faces of one coin. so,
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although 100 was the only civilian face within the government of sudan says add to a physical rumba. but did it matter whether you did not stop the phases and the been appointed by the money to load up so that we're all from the block to the or dream of prison. but she has not been actually sick out or fibbs. and i think this is one of the main points or may have reasons of why the prime minister has a design because he failed to convince the army to withdraw from a lot of areas. so he can expand again. they did, they did this really a rule and implement the agreement that signed on 21st of november. so the prime
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minister actually has find himself has found himself in a very critical position. is that payment? this is why we are the pores sate and he'd leg over that a week ago now that he is lead super frustrated and intended to design. and he designed journalist bahama. i mean they're in cartoon. fire has badly damage south africa parliament. the blaze gutted the chamber of the national assembly. police say a man was arrested inside the legislature and will appear in court. the fire had already been burning for hours when security guards discovered it at around 6 in the morning. fire cleans raced to the scene that were unable to stop the flames from spreading to the national assembly building where south africa's column and said this is a very sad day for our democracy. parliament is the home of our democracy. and parliament is also as a keep point all next,
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it will be investigated. the police have started to investigate. the forensic above with reinforcements were cold, and some 60 fire fighters eventually brought the blaze under control, but not before it had done extensive damage. visiting the scene, south african president, serial rama posts are also promised a thorough inquiry if somebody has to be held right now. and the question, what we need to go a lot deeper into how this time or event can take place and what measures we will need to take going forward. only security staff are believed to have been present when the blades began. there have been no reports of injuries. earlier we spoke with journalists, i took one an attorney,
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but how the south african parliament will function now, given that the national assembly chamber was destroyed, we know that parliament is supposed to have its meeting on february that in the joint seating of parliament where the president delivers the state of the nation address from what we understand that which is expected to continue. but it would then mean that in out of what needs to be done to maybe repair or alternative arrangements made. but as the president said, the work of parliament will continue, and he says he's in touch with the speaker parliament as well as the chairperson of the council of provinces. these are the 2 bodies that sit at the national assembly or the seat of parliament in south africa. but the commitment that we have from the president and the date, at least that we know has been set for that join city. is that beginning of february and whether that will come with arrangements made, we will have to wait and see. violence is broken out during protests against corona, virus restrictions in the netherlands. thousands of people turned out in amsterdam
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to demonstrate against the national lockdown. dutch authority say the measures are essential because the hallmark on variant is spreading even more rapidly than feared. they say no to the locked down, no to the government's measures. what is their limit? this demonstrator asks, it's just the latest demonstration in the netherlands against the government's curbs. aimed at stopping amik, crohn police band. the protest that didn't stop people from turning out. many say they're not afraid of catching the virus. i'm here because i like to live and i don't think we should be scared. a stop, we're living with them. we're all going to die. i like to live. i'm not mom, they a restriction measures have nothing to do with my health. i mean, there are people who want to impose control on us and take all our freedom. they. i'm here because i think that we all must be free. oh would i most i
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scuffles broke out. as police broke up the demonstration. it violated the current locked on rules in the netherlands, according to which only 2 people are allowed to meet at once. non essential shops, restaurants, bars, and theaters remain closed until at least the 14th of january. announcing the measures, the prime minister made clear, he had no choice, only combs was great. all mc horn is spreading even faster than we feared. and so we need to intervene now to prevent a much worse outcome. dur assoc precaution, are for zora. but the measures have also outraged the vocal anti lockdown protesters. and as long as the government measures are in force, they say they will continue to take to the streets. and after some other stories making news around the world right now, israel's prime minister natalie bennett,
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says ake 4th coven. 19 vaccine dose is now approved for people over 60 and health care workers. authorities are battling a surge in omar chron. variant infections. nationwide. daily cases are expected to start hitting fresh record highs. u. s. president joe biden says the united states and its allies will quote, respond decisively they frush a further invades ukraine. biden is also backing diplomatic efforts to resolve the stand off. talks between us and russian. officials are scheduled in geneva for later this month. the 100 migrants have been flown back to iraq from lithuania, authority say they agree to leave? voluntarily. lithuania has seen an influx of neighbouring as neighboring bella roofs allowed migrants to cross the border in retaliation for you. sanctions a bird flew outbreak has kill thousands of cranes in northern israel. authority say it's worse,
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it's it's worse wildlife incident. they've ever dealt with. farmers or having to slaughter hundreds of thousands of chickens to contain the disease hula lake reserve and israel. it to stop over for most birds. migrating from europe to africa with the changing seasons. an estimated 500000000 birds passed through the valley every year. but a new mutation of the bird flew is now tearing through the migrating flock of leaving authorities struggling to control the large outbreak. before the birth of my shield, we declared a quarantine in the area and began collecting the carcasses. m a clean little kid. we do not touch the dying or injured birds. literally only the dead will. beautiful . lot of the rug we're really the flu was 1st discovered in europe in october. officials fear it could eventually be passed on to humans. so far, no such cases have been recorded from the new type of bird flew and israel. the
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virus causing to flu has however, already been detected and farmed birds in israel alone. more than half a 1000000 egg laying chickens have died or been cold. as the government tries to limit the environmental damage on the rec, alicia lunch with with with it, i hope it won't continue spreading. because as of now on, we don't know on caller la cautiously. well, by live a blue shield on mute so little in the from the outbreak means to popular sheila park is currently closed for bird watchers and hunters and will likely remain. so for the rest of the bird migration season, like so many other parts of public life euro, the european union's most prestigious cultural program has been on hold because of the pandemic. but now 3 cities are coming under the spotlight as european capitals of culture for the year 2022. they are conscious in lithuania, assault set in luxembourg. and novi. sod in serbia. the trio will state
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a series of spectacular events to showcase europe's artistic diversity. ah right now, there are lots of rehearsals going on and cow nicely through ania over a 1000 events. a plant here does something for every type of culture. voucher can us is program is packed with festivals and exhibitions, including a yoko ono retrospective. the e. u says the 1500000 euros it spends on europe's capital of culture every year is worth it on his to every euro. we is that you spend on this project generates 5 more. and from an economic standpoint, the cities develop a higher international profile through these cultural events. another capital of culture this year, lock some bugs ash, so out that organizes expect 40 percent more visitors than usual in 2022 or all 3 european capitals of culture. a trying to reinvent themselves.
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they're all facing a decline in coal industry and all 3, all that countries, 2nd largest city. novi sad and severe is still coming to terms with its past once the city in the austro hungarian empire. it was part of the communist yugoslavia to later nato destroyed the cities, bridges during it's war with the milosevic regime, the crash of a spouse, macro, where all migrants care due to history. there's no native residents. and that's why novi sagel of visits is a kaleidoscope of coach at this. yeah. oh, he's always remain star linelle. messy has become the latest footballer to test positive cove at 19. the forward got news while on vacation in his home town of argentina. messy is among 4 p s. d players testing positive several other top
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european clubs include by munich, liverpool and our selina direction. did have a d. w news. here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you to dance. prime minister has resigned following months of political turmoil de la hm. duck says he has failed to restore order and re power sharing agreement with the army. dozens of protesters have been killed since a coupe in the central african nation last october. and that's all the news we got few from now, but stay with us. d. w documentary. trace is the multi, talented cultural and scientific leaders lead europe's renaissance. stick around for that. just have a short break, and we'll have more for you soon and complain. bluecross with ah, internet knows all it's creators for everything and
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