was women, especially of victims of violence in to take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information. with the state of the news ally from berlin, fears of the resurgence of the so called islamic states conducts its most significant attack in 2 years that he had his group targeted to prison in the

northeast of syria, in an attempt to feed thousands of bits by this also coming up the new leader of germany's christian democrats is pay the rest mass is c, d. u is hoping to bounce back after it's west of i election results, and angle a mccallski patch up from the political stage. and italy prepare. students would use one of your best, national coven vaccine, mondays. but you have a fifties at least look at why 80 is taken. that's them. ah, i am eddie mike garcia and you are welcome to the program. fighting has been raging for it that day between the so called islamic state on kurdish forces in syria. it comes up that a slum is stormed, a prison, where thousands of its members were held. the monitoring gives says some 9 to

people died in the assault, which was i as is largest and serious since it was defeated that in 2019 thousands of prisoners asked, fell on to run 24 hours after the initial onslaught. the neighborhoods around. whereon prison were still a battleground. conflicting reports of numbers of dead fighters and civilians hung over the city like the plumes of smoke from explosions. almost a 100 suspected eye as fighters managed to escape from the prisoner. these curtis security forces prepared for combat. one, ha, we're now going into the basel round about where there's about $300.00 is lamar state fighters coming out, father will be facing them and turning them back to where they came from. not i will make them regret what they did. they're killing and trying to win, but we're here to stop at that with a lot of them. not hundreds of residents, with homes near the prison fled the fighting. some of them i witnesses to the bloodshed and them. but there has been bombing and war plain since

yesterday, and young people were slow, tense. what is happening? the situation is catastrophic. we got scared for our children and fled, nevada. there has been shelling and killing since yesterday. harlot, i asked killed 45 people in our neighbourhood. this footage allegedly shows fugitives who were recaptured by kurdish forces. human rights organizations have criticized the kurdish authorities for the inhumane conditions in its prisons. with over crowding rampant and due process often denied to suspected. i asked militants figured out how to cover the growing resentment toward the kurdish lead administration. i could help i escrow its ranks the group once controlled swabs of syria and iraq, but was driven out by a coalition of us, kurdish and iraqi forces in 2019 just hours after the attack and syria began. i s

gunman assaulted this army base and centrally rock military officials said the insurgents killed 11 soldiers as they slept. the 2 attacks show that i us is once again ready to pull off large scale attacks on both sides of the border. now ellie, i spoke with my mood, she gave him a freelance journalist based in abilene, iraq. he gives us the latest collections, are human about 530 lily morning and then the counselors, roger shooting, we're here. every word among the coalition. apaches have or with for race, different positions about the president, the report from the ground to the isis fighters or the us, the sales of the completely freed buildings in the camp. k situations get took and we can get the right number. neither about the kill, the people that arrested people or the police, the people who see because the,

somebody for talking about a people are still hiding in as a whole neighborhood, which is the surrounding of the prism. there are 3 neighborhoods that are the 3, which is as or what on, and how about some i just felt that tackle and the prisoner hiding them. let's look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. the united states has sent new military aid to ukraine to both other countries. defenses. the delivery comes, i mean, concerns about tens of thousands of russian who's got it, you cleans, bought it. it's the 1st shipment of the $200000000.00 security package for russia denies planning a new attack. when you train hundreds of malaysians rallied in quite a demand. the country is powerful and the graphs cheap to resign about a stock trading control of se, as on back key investigate, and the former we james looting of state funds has been under scrutiny for weeks of

allegations of improper proxy trading. he has denied any wrong doing tens of thousands of on the abortion advocates got it in washington for the animal much for life. i want to st headed to the u. s. supreme court, which is due to rule on mississippi's 15 week abortion ban, down from about 24 weeks that a session could up and longest published abortion rights across the united states to you. now where did that to from the saudi led coalition as try going to present a run by rival who has climbed to at least 80 to the collision denied targets in the facility. women. children on my grounds where report a death in the attack at box an escalation in yemen, 7, yes, civil war, which the un has called if you want to tell you in catastrophe, destroyed beyond recognition. hours after the, our strike rescue workers are still pulling people out of the ruins of this detention center in the city of saddam and sending them to hospitals

had the ladder health services. unable to look off of these large numbers of patients, we're talking about 200 or admitted to saddam hospitals in one go. they can accommodate these injured people. woody. these people are victims of an intensified conflict between the government led by the movie rebels and a saudi led coalition, which attempts to restore gaiman's internationally recognized administration not by the bill elliott in the week. the hoodies claimed an attack in the united arab emirates, a member of the alliance. it was followed by saudi airstrikes in the yamani capital of santa and then the prison in sedar. the escalation was condemned by the un any bombardments or their target civilians. on the or that is not careful enough to protect civilians is of course,

also an acceptable. these escalation needs to stop following the latest asteroid. the coalition says to who these had not reported the detention center as needing protection. gaiman's years long conflict has claimed more than 130000 lives and civilians are often among those who suffer the most japanese center riots. christian democrats have just elected a new leader for the rest. mads will take of our from i'm in lash at will other parties ill fated, 22 into an election campaign. i support for meds was solidified when he won the 1st challenge of all last my big merits called for unity. i had of to days old at an online party conference. he won't be the parties, 3rd leader since 2018 frontier. at $66.00, literally smarts may only be a year younger than angular miracle. but he is

a man of her generation with a difference. every step of the way mouth tried to fight merkel shift to fur conservatives to the centre left heathen once quit politics altogether. after failing to stop her political rise. now he is back with a sobering message after the conservatives historic eviction from government last year. your new smithies and by they gave me with this election result, the conservatives have become a serious political restructuring case at risk of bankruptcy. i neglected duncan with the c d. u. losing support across all age groups. last election mets is vowing to redefine conservatism in germany. the fontas under customer cot, father christian democratic parties in europe have suffered a much more dramatic. thank. then we have, 1st of all, we have to answer this very question. can we manage to be a party of the middle liberal, conservative social,

thereby winning over voters in the long term? that'll be a difficult task with god. it's taken sleeveless merits 3 attempts and more than 2 decades to get elected cd you later. but he's only going to get one shot at renewing the party as he tries to achieve his ultimate aim of one day. becoming chancellor himself wonders from did of use chief political editor, mikaela governor, hello mckayla. so what is he like and is his ultimate aim to become the next chancellor? absolutely, that has been his ultimately aim for a long time. he even once offered to angler michael to join her cabinet without her actually having a free post for him. so he's been knocking at that door, both of the party leadership, particularly a potential sharing government for a very long time. this is now the height of his political career and now he will really have to build some renewed trust within his own party, which is seeing a lot of in fighting that crossing election defeat. but particularly with the

public where the cd is down, it cannot even claim to be ahead with any age group. this grand old, big tent conservative party that it once was here in germany, is clearly cut his work out for him. and he doesn't have that terribly much time. he's 66 years, i guess he'll have one shot if that. yeah. what will be the duration of the cd and are you think? well, he wants to rethink conservative here in germany. i think it's quite telling that when he just held this major speech today, he didn't even refer to anglo michael, this is after i'm going to michael actually turning down an invitation by him for dinner to resolve their past differences. it seems inconceivable that you can really redefine and build on what he says those who came before him without referring to angler medical. and so this is the cleanest, clearest break. with the over arching godmother of conservatism here in germany that you could imagine. and at the same time,

he's under intense pressure not to throw the baby out with the bathwater because many voters voted conservative in the past because of anglo michael that was her own political conservative brand that made her so successful. now he has to quinn his mechanical now. thank you very much. now for many, especially here in europe, it was the chillen images from northern italy in march 2020. that made us realize how serious they cohen a bios on them. it was going to be, we saw hospitals overwhelmed with the sick on convoys of military vehicles, taken the dead away. now, italy is one of the 1st countries in europe to introduce the vaccine mandate for the fifty's, at least happy to roll at these sleeves for a jab. most people at this, maxine st in rome are getting their booster shot nearly 80 percent of italians awfully vaccinated. the majority of the diameter british understood the need though

for her and the good of ne vaccination. obviously her we can or each 100 percent or no doubt. i mean this is impossible everywhere. a little work. her name is all the worries. the reason that to me with the army on variant people, they may think that the army gone. the sir, like a simple flu, it is not true for a to war, had with vaccinations, and they explained the numbers much better. more italians are getting covered at the moment despite the good vaccination rates, but they're not often getting seriously ill. that's thanks to the vaccines. a top health expert tells us our data francesco, via has been exchanging data with researches in south africa. what he says, the only con infection pattern is clear. it may brace local majority when to the africa door in the countries world again, i can south africa. the beacon cases was very sudden. lakresha decline was also

just a southern indiana. and now i imagined that initially, and i hope also in europe, you know that the end of january on the 1st on days of february, this can happen. tina janai your prima day got they did that, but i always thought ball sucker did it for now. a green pass shoes you've been vaccinated and allows into public spaces without one. life is pretty limited and those limits are set to tighten. people over 50 have to get vaccinated. those who refuse will soon be suspended from work without pay. this teacher is so angry, he's gone on hunger strike in protest. all her kids, her that her refuse her vaccination and so about the police man and so on. her i have been pushed off the walk, but without any retribution there to live without the rise of a breathing,

the harmony of breathing, the thir it with how but the right to live. italy's death tell from cove it is the highest in the european union. this was the epicenter in europe when the outbreak began in 2020 and to date more than 140000 people have died of covert people here are still coming to terms of that. but there is the feeling that the worst is over, and that life will soon be back to normal. for a country with so many elderly and venerable people, and one whose economy depends on terrorism, that couldn't come soon enough. you're watching d. w. news up next doc film goes to can ya to meet a farmer who became a climate activist after it balanced on destroyed crops and holmes. i'm eddie micah, julia.