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ah, it knows all it's creatures for everything and we digitize everything. the hot commodity in this global experiment, our data, smart devices are embedded in our daily lives tracking our every move. the internet of everything starts january 17 on d, w. ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, nova jock of edge leaves australia after losing his legal battle to stay. a plane
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took off from melbourne, carrying the controversial tennis star 10 days after he arrived to compete in the australian open. his visa was cancelled over coven vaccination rules. also coming up the people of molly r morning, former president ibrahim of a car k to his death comes at a turbulent time for the country as thousands protests against international sanctions that have isolated molly and tomba is cut off after tsunami, triggered by an underwater volcanic eruption washes over the pacific island country . officials in new zealand, se tongan capital has sustained major damage. ah, i married evans dean, welcome. no joke of edge has left australia after losing his appeal against his
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visa cancellation. he was deported after judge's upheld decision by the immigration minister that the unvaccinated tennis star posed a threat to public health. it comes after a 10 day legal battle that began when jacob, which arrived to compete in the australian open. he was hoping for an unprecedented at 21st grand slam when i don't want to return for novak joker, which the reigning champion flew out of australia after losing his court battle, to the dismay of his crestfallen supporters with many of them, serbian expatriates. oh, you did with us. oh, no. but for others in
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a country that has endured one of the world's strictest corona virus. luck don's joke of which is admission to australia would have been the injustice. and he's been timmy's. this is a paypal being located there on site, and because of the kind of restrictions and not anything, you'd be right with . little wonder then that the australian government basked in the glow of victory, strong boarders, had kept the country safe during the pandemic. prime minister scott morrison said on surprisingly, the decision didn't go down so well in belgrade were joking, which is venerated. it was very easy
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for them, for it is to say from the very beginning of the okay, only vaccinated on inoculated people could enter or australian territory, but it is a say. so, and also the forgot about a term they wanted to create political prince alleged political principles, which were not principles told, in purely sporting terms, the decision leaves a super our sheet hole in the australian open. the surface bagged 9 of the last 14 titles. he is no denied the chance to add to that hole not only this year, but potentially at the following 3 tournaments should normal deportation. rules apply for no joke of it is also denied a shot at a record 21st major title. the 34 year old said he was extremely disappointed, but that he would respect the ruling. one whose implications both sporting and political are seismic. the european union's border agencies says illegal crossings rose last year to their highest level since 2017. nearly 8000 people enter the
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block from belarus. the you accuses minns, go flying and migrants from the middle east and then sending them to the polish border. he de la, you met a psychologist who is helping refugees who managed to get in germany, but are still traumatized by their journey. a hug for comfort psychologist maria has shown jack welcomes in afghan family in berlin. they were trapped on the border between belarus and poland. the mother lost her unborn child well in a polish asylum center. boys hopeless. they are still afraid, afraid of having to go back to their country. afraid of having to go back to poland . ha! afraid that they won't be understood with their problems yet highly. when there is so much fear, wilma, it is very hard to start a therapy list as reference that up yet. e, u los,
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as the family should apply for asylum in poland. the 1st member state they entered, but the family say they spent weeks enclosed asylum centers there, and lack of medical assistance caused the womans miscarriage. they felt they had no choice, but to go to germany. we say that if you are reporting us back to poland, we will not go you will have to will send us bit of honest on but not full in because we have read a bed a dime from the poland bay to read experience. i lost my child, we had nothing to eat, we what we were suffered a lot. maria ca shown jack is helping the family with their asylum case. she says the uncertainty is taking a mental toll on them. if i hadn't as negotiated, it's probably one of the worst things that can happen, putting them in a long limbo after very traumatic experiences. they don't know what will happen to
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them in their kids. it's like postponing their fears a little kenyatta langkow. she hopes that more stability will make the therapy more effective and that the family can come to terms with their ordeal. come with me in the studio now as d. w, as in manuel shares, she's, she's reported extensively on the migrant crisis across europe. and she's also covered the developments on the border between pond and bellas minerals. great to have you here. so we of course can imagine how much struggle of refugees and asylum seekers go through that. they struggle with mental health is also understandable. can you tell us a little bit about what you have observed throughout your reporting? well, when i was reporting in central military and i was on board of a rescue shape. and people who came on board, who were, who are rescued from near das, so they've experienced, you know, they had a near death experience. they, they've experienced enslavement in libya,
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torture for some rape for some, you can imagine in which they are coming into the country. they're they, they hope to seek asylum, but is not the only place where they, they suffer from their struggle mentally, pre migration, they leave, they leave living conditions that are not ideal. they see no opportunity in the future in their country of origin. then there they can be enslaved, tortured, and then when they come here, their prospects are simply non existent. sometimes you know, there's already a culture shock, a societal shock, a religious difference as well. sometimes there's a feeling of not being including in society sometimes or so. it's waiting for months on end, if not years before their status is clarified and all that contributes to the uncertainty. they feel also the fact that they are actually separated from, from their families. sometimes they have no contact anymore, or all that adds up and it, you know, and may,
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for people who suffer from post traumatic syndrome. and who are in dire need of a system of psychological assistant. people we saw in their reports are actually among the lucky walls got out express, but there are so many asylum seekers who don't benefit that excess. yeah, that is highly problematic, especially here in europe. well, we do know that this is an ongoing problem and also a situation that has been continuing for many, many years. now. what is being done on the international level? what kinds of stamps are being taken to somehow alleviate the suffering of displaced people and to help them? well the u. n. s. c, r and the world has organization or have a global action plan to try and promote to has of refugees of asylum seekers and to promote a mental health wellbeing by a strengthening for example, the health care services are increasing the capacity of health workers also in their county robbery jeans to try and alleviate all those issues. that much more
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remains to be done. g w, a manual, a shares. we appreciate reporting. thank you. to molly now where former president abraham bochita has died at the age of 76. he led the country from 2013 until he was asked by a military coup in august of 2020. his death comes as thousands of malins take to the streets to protest against international sanctions that have isolated the nation. a controversial political figure, but a respected one, despite differences in opinion molly ins have been paying their respects at the residence of former president abraham booker kaiser, was someone short and his death shocks me enormously because he is our president. we fought him, but he was a man of peace, a man of his word. okay, to lead molly for 7 years. but his time in office was marred by
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a struggling economy and the rise of a violent islamist insurgency. then in august 2020 gator was overthrown in a popular military coup, led by colonel a. sammy goiter. under threat of international sanctions, the military pledged to restore civilian rule by february 2022. but now, only a month before the promised elections, the military has backtracked on its pledge postponing elections until 2025. the economic community of west african states has responded with internationally supported sanctions closing borders and blocking trade to the entire country. on very day, the truth, these illegal and illegitimate meshes, have 3 objectives object to destabilize the institutions to, to stabilize the molly, an army, to destabilize molly. despite the sanction the military remains of popular force in
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money. so when colonel go to cold, for molly ins to protest this weekend, thousands responded knobby balloon, this is a message to our neighbors who have decided to close the door to molly. we already living in a difficult situation and that will add difficulty to our current situation. but log out of my over i'm a through from the passing of former president tie. it comes at a turbulent time for the people of molly, almost 2 years after the military seized power. the returned to civilian rule appears a long way away. let's get you up to speed now and some of the other stories making use this. our you as president joe biden has said that the gunman who took 4 people hostage at a texas synagogue on saturday, engaged in an act of terror and f. b. i hosted to rescue team storm the building
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and killed the gunman, ending a 10 hour stand off via the identify the hostage taker as a 44 year old british national. the french parliament has approved tighter restrictions for people, unvaccinated against cuba. 19 no longer have access to restaurants, cinemas, sports arenas, and other venues for the bill. as part of the government's efforts to prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed, emitter record number of new infections to people have drowned in peru after unusually high waves hit the west coast of the americas. they were triggered by an underwater volcanic eruption near the pacific island nation of tomba and saturday. the eruption sent shock waves across the pacific. tsunami warnings were issued for countries including japan and new zealand. tonga was hit by waves. more than a meter, high communications have been caught and the full extent of the damage across the island is still unclear. this is the
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aftermath of this unami that hit the shore lines of peru over 10000 kilometers away from the explosion in tona. the underwater eruption was so powerful that it was detected around the world. these satellite images show gas and ash being thrown thousands of meters into the earth atmosphere. communication links to tongue that have been damaged, but the capital has sustained significant damage. says new zealand prime minister jacinta arden. this is weird, these across a, you know, an urgency here. we want to make sure that we the on the ground as soon as possible . but for our navy vessels will take several days to reach tona. we need to find the balance and need to get the quickly but to make sure we also get the people and resources they may be as well. and in some cases we have parts of toma. we just not even being able to establish communication. people,
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any zealand had they received no warning of this unami. even though the volcanoes explosion could be heard in some parts of the country. many were still out on the water on their boots, which have suffered severe damage. japan was also put on high alert. the thousands evacuated their homes coming to shelter as like this, in order to stay safe over to recruit the war. i heard this, an army would be as high as m meet her, but we really don't know her height reach. i thought it would be best to evacuate, so i came here needed to refer these fishermen assess the damage over will scenes echoed on coast lines across the pacific region. you're up to date now and dw news of marin m. steve, thanks for watching lou. so
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