i even got white hairs learning the german language help. yeah. a lot. this keeps me include they'll push trinity to interact with you want to know their story. applauding and reliable information for migrant. ha. ah ah, this is dw news wire from berlin because like stones president issue shoot to kill orders to his security forces, claiming banderas and terrorists are attacking the country. he takes to national television for a 3rd time this week to threaten protesters and to thank russia for

a support. also coming up on the show, germany is omar crohn, a fact to vaccination shots may no longer be enough to shop or travel. strict warranty rules might be relaxed to keep the country running and keeping him as a prisoner. it's just not very human. novak joker richards family slammed australia for rejecting his visa and sending him to a detention hotel. the tennis superstar is challenging his deportation over failing to conform with pandemic requirements. ah, hello, i'm claire richardson, so glad you could join us. we began in kazakhstan, where the president says he has authorized his security forces to open fire without warning on protesters. he calls terrorists that after almighty and other major

cities injured, a nother night of demonstrations and violence. here is what a defiance president costume joe mike took. i have had to say in a televised address to the nation quantities the counter terrorist operation continues. the militants have not laid down to arms. they continue to commit crimes or prepare for committing them. the fight against them should be completed. whoever does not surrender will be eliminated. there is a lot of work ahead to analyze the tragedy that happened to us, including from the social economic point of view. honestly, sir, i can, i mean, square push cars are in authority say at least 26. people were killed overnight, including several police officers, and $3000.00 others were arrested. trips from an alliance, led by neighboring russia, have entered kazakhstan to help security forces put down the unrest. ah the streets of oman scar from the worst violence to hit the country in 30 years. cossack

starnes largest city has become graham cyril in a deadly battle against what many here see us a crooked government? what are the v c? we want to tell the whole world that the only thing flourishing in kazakhstan is corruption. the protest began over high can fuel prices, but decades of corruption and inequality have found the flame to rebellion across a resource. rich nation sees like this and costs and i region just 200 kilometers from the russian border are being watched closely by moscow. which fears the uprising could pose a threat to the stability of the region. o new rules. russia shares a 7000 kilometer border with kazakhstan with, if you see that border is not especially protected here. yes, organizationally, ever staunch the kremlin has heated president a chi of calls for help and sent more than 2000 troops to help put out the fire and brushes doorstep. but there are few signs of peace here on the streets of cossacks

done as each day brings fresh bloodshed. government forces said they've quote, liquidated dustin's rioters in clash a set of also claimed the lives of several police. oh gosh, buying the group. well, you have to understand, this is 30 years of pent up anger that's been released. look you are there shooting at all of us was host, but none of us wants to hurt anyone. human on less than 3 years and power to chi was the chosen successor to autocrat northville ton or so by if to chi, if his vow to wipe out so culture his groups which he blames for the uprising number as he fights for his political survival somewhere the protest could lead to an air of even harsher or authoritarianism. so let's bring in joanna less a cause exxon based journalist and the author of dark shadows inside the secret

world of kazakhstan, a welcome. joanna and official figures from it because exxon government are pointing to dozens of debts, many of them civilians. we know communication to the country has been difficult. can you tell us what your sources are telling you about the current situation? well, the current situation certainly seems to be a basic that's what's on my. so this is telling me communications extremely difficult because there is a virtual communications blackout with the can't say that certainly people can't access at the internet. and the occasional text message is coming. sources are saying that the violence continues, that the, the bloodshed continues, that the, the mood is ugly. and you know that, that, that there was a lot of concerned about how the situation will develop. as you mentioned, president supplies taking unexplained the hard line to say, why, why 5, what he's pulling terrorists. although it's not like the the what,

what that means, what the aims of the terrorists are. they are the power it. so it's very situation, but certainly it looks as if fortunately there is more bloodshed ahead of night falls on because of this evening. it looks as if it will be more scenes of violence and more death. and indeed, the president has been saying that those who fail to surrender will be quote, destroyed. and it doesn't sound promising for any prospect of negotiations with the protesters. i know negotiations with the test as are absolutely not on the agenda. i mean, we can see that from president supplies remarks today. now, i mean in fact it, there is really no one for him to negotiate with. because this is such a desperate group of protests because one of the problems that we haven't done is that over the years, all the time that the bus was wiped out. so there is no one for no one to need

protest. but from the point of view of the government, that was a name if you like. but now of course there is no want to negotiate with that. would just simply all these, this protest is an angry people and certainly violent elements who, who have infiltrated to be what started as a process. so it's really problematic on it. and it also is obvious that president of is not in the news for any kind of negotiations. and this means that that so the confrontation is completely inevitable. you've traveled to every corner of context on, in your work covering it for over 15 years. have you been surprised by the size and the violence of these protests? well, on the one hand, i think it's fair to say that i have been surprised in the sense that we've never seen anything like this and has a son and it's 30 years of independence. i myself have lived there for 17 years and

we certainly never seen anything on this scale. as on the other hand, i'm not the sides because what the testers came out to kind of grievance. they said they were voicing or voicing things that i myself have been writing about for many years, but the government hasn't been listening to them. now these include social, so we can all make grievances and a feeling that the rule is because it's accountable to the people the best isn't that the rule is not the people that come up shouldn't rise. that the people to benefit from the oil wealth of the country, all of the grievances have been voice for years and cousins that publicly vocally some time when president came to how, when the bias resides,

maybe 3 years ago. now, people took to the street in that drove to say they wanted, they didn't want hands to assess the voice it on that they wanted a political voice. but unfortunately the government didn't listen to them. and now we use all we're seeing a massive out pulling all public indeed does seem to be an ugly mood, as you've told us, journalist joanna louis, we're going to leave it there. thank you so much for coming on to d. w. news. meanwhile, here in germany, corona virus case loads remain high with 55000 new infections, reported in the past 24 hours at 35 percent more and a week ago. and it has prompted a online summit of political leaders to consider further measures to tackle the highly infectious omicron variance as covert infections rallies in germany. there are fee, as the micron variant could put to greater strain on key infrastructure, like the emergency services, the biggest headache for ambulance police and fire cruise could come not from the

infections themselves. or micron seems to cause less severe disease than the delta variant of infected people. and even their contacts have to isolate in large numbers and might not be enough personnel to do with sensual jobs. the health minister has a plan you told me of and as we're minimizing the risk, but we're moving in the direction of having a very safe solution. and at the same time, keeping the critical infrastructure viable. this is achieved by shortening the quarantine period and also the isolation period. but always ensuring that the p c r test guarantees that no one is still contagious, it is the month is no hon stick. and currently those with all micron have to quarantine for 14 days. the proposals could reduce that to 10 days, or even just a week if the patient tests negative it's not only in health care or the emergency services that absent stuff could cause a big problem. some fear,

even the power supply could be affected. the company which manages berlins electricity network says there's no danger of the lights going out, but short of quarantines. oh, welcome. be on slow colleague and colleague, thing among the colleagues at our headquarters who monitor and control the berlin distribution network. we have very highly specialized people. if we have a single case there that we are in favor of shortening, but not in general, only for selected personnel and under defined conditions and different bidding. politicians are proposing tighter contact restrictions to even limiting entry to restaurants and cafes to the vaccinated and recovered. who also have a negative test on the streets of the german capital. there is support for a stricter approach. good. it's good, tougher measures should be taken. that's why i'm wearing my mask even on the street . also of madame laska. yeah, i think we need to act magnificent. i'm not so worried. i'm triple vaccinate. i

like him. been ones also as we need to end this thing as soon as possible so. so we should use all possibilities at all level isn't rooted cotton. once again in this pandemic, there are warnings of a looming crisis, and germany is bracing for trouble ahead and world a tennis number. one of our joker ventures facing a another 3 nights holds up in a detention hotel in australia as he awaits his moment in immigration. court order officials rejected his corona virus medical exemption and ordered him to port it. they say he can go back any time i back in serbia. his family have railed against his detention. this humble hotel is where superstar novak joker, which is clinging on to his dream, of becoming the most successful tennis player of all time, refusing to leave australia after his stay was denied. he is now sharing accommodation with asylum seekers o in his home country, serbia. anger over the treatment of

a national hero has reached fever pitch. we noticed that several joke of which his father gave voice to the national grievance at a rally in front of parliament on a quarter. they want to keep him not only in custody, but in jail, auto. ah, until monday. think about it until monday, they want to keep it. that was the best sportsman in the world in jail. fred, for her at a family own restaurant in the capital belgrade, jack of its senior, drove home his message. only the hood. they're holding our novak our pri, esanova in captivity. all of novak is serbia. lowercase answer beer is no mag over by humiliating nobody else and they are humiliating. serbia and certain people who subscribe back in australia,

the government is keen to dispel any notions of victim height. mr. geography is not being held held, catching in australia. he is free to late at any time that he chooses to do so in order for will actually facilitate that. the tenant star had followed regional guidelines for an exemption to australia. strict cove at 19 entry rules. in order to take part in the australian open a tournament he won last year, but that exemption was denied as being valid at the airport. an exemption father tore don't much to play tennis in victoria is in tommy different to any exception income requirement for a strategy purposes. in the meantime, jock of which is stuck in his hotel waiting for his appeal to be heard next week. the stakes are high. if he wins this legal stand off, he will get an opportunity to win the australian open and

a record 21st grand slam. and before we go, let's go to peru where police officers have taken community outreach to another level as part of traditional celebrations to market tiffany. a put on a parade on the streets of lima, led by officers dressed up as the 3 kings. and just like the biblical originals, they came bearing gifts for the elderly and nursing homes and 4 children across the city. on a bad day off from leasing duties. as your news update at this hour, stay tuned for the business headlines coming up next with my colleague rob watts. and i forget there's always more on our website d, w dot com. thanks much for joining us. to the dark side.