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ah, the race linked to military interest, the race links to political, military prestige but also linked to main financial and adventure full of hardships, dangers and death. 3 years that would change the world for ever. let jones journey around the world starting september 7th on dw with william brutal says he didn't own a pair of shoes until the age of 15. a self proclaimed hustler, he managed to rise through the ranks of the political elite running for president as a champion of the poor. he defied the odds and one by a narrow margin or so it seemed his rival rolla dingo rejects the outcome as
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a travesty. and promises to exhaust all legal options to have the results of returned. this is not a 1st 4 times. oh, dingo has run for president. he has never except a defeat without a challenge. so is o dingo just a sore loser, or is there substance to his claims? i'm nicole for the him. berlin, and this is the day. ah! the william some way. ah, us been duly elected. the president? driggers a triple curtain. a boy. it's going to cost a lot of emotional know, you know, out great how the loans that people, the kids will be spontaneous. it won't be organized through with the person on the constitutional and legal options available to us. we concluded that the process was
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okay. and in the book, i mean, our order sheet and i also on the de russia, blame saboteurs for a series of explosions that rock the crimean peninsula today, striking deep within russian hill territory. the attacks raised the spectre of ukrainian partisans operating behind enemy lines was reading your book without seeing an official statement from the ministry of defense or today's emergency was caused by sabotaged. understand what's going on. there's more than 3000 people who have already been evacuated. who's this? ah, the runner up in kenya's presidential election has confirmed that he will contest the result, rollo. dingo says the outcome shows blatant, disregard for the constitution. he also accuses the chair,
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person of the electoral commission of acting unilaterally and illegally and declaring william brutal kenya's next president. but after a largely peaceful election process, he also called on kenyans to remain calm. the long wait for kenya's election result is over. but like every presidential outcome in kenya since 2002, this one do is disputed. no of you. there is neither legally under, buddy declared, winna nora, president elect is that you will get his announcement, but, but in 2 unknowns, a winner is another he acted with gross impunity, and internal disregard of the constitution under a loss. owning the loss is 5th bid for the job job,
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despite the support of his. all right, well, an outgoing president who can yetta with good people in his strong willed city of kids who have mixed feelings about challenging the results. i think what i like right now if you go to court and for them to decide who should come the president of dina, but as up our views by like the president of kenya. okay. it got to go to court and we can really tell what my fear is earlier, because my thought about we go to the election, which is going still to be missing money like this one. meanwhile, rudo supporters are eager for him to take off as soon in the thought of the legend, but very peaceful. as you can see, all the doubt mafia is not alive. and you can continue being relaxed because you're
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expecting of if the president, i mean, any time yell mckinney, i could face weeks of uncertainty and the way forward may ultimately be decided in court to w is felix marina joins us now from nairobi. felix, why exactly is odessa disputing this result? good evening saw that as the meal presidential candidate rayleigh dingle there. earlier on today, give a speech and he accused the a, b. c. chairman of 3 things. he thing the one that they, i visit chairman was partisan and he did not encourage democracy within their commission. and secondly, he also claimed that the i, b, c, chairman, changed the result. the election results towards the end that set page $44.00 out on the 7 commissioners to walk out and present at different
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a press conference just before the final announcement was made. and lastly, rayleigh dean, got accused the i, b, c, chairman off making a decision on his own and being a laundry ins are going to announce the president elect and giving the president elect a certificate without getting consensus from the rest of his commission. and he said that these are some of the grounds that he will use to set teach to go to court and ask for justice to be done to him. felix, this is not the 1st time out in guy is disputing an election. he lost what have reactions been. so some of the guys in the streets, some of his supporters and others who are opposing him. so he's up what does was saying that? yes, he did the right thing. he did the right thing to call for peace and ask yourself what does to remain calm as he sought to address in their high, in the supreme court. but the guys who are opposing him somewhat as
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a william rudolph was saying that they were tired with this rhetoric of all the time when god losing an electron. and seeing that his results had been dropped on they had been stolen. and some of the support as a little i thing he should know it in retire from. i do politics, but he supports as a very optimistic that a lot in he goes to the supreme court. he will get up once and eventually he will be declared president in that peter lecture. all right, but that would be at the end of an entire process. what will happen next? so what happens next is if he missed true, he is his threat and goes to the supreme court. then he, they have 7 days which begins yesterday when there result was another up to tuesday, next week to file i case a supreme court. the supreme court will take 14 days to determine if the case is 90
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via the electron is 95, then king us will go to their 2 and i to a fresh election in the next 60 days if the case or if the election result is upheld and william root rudolph ad declared to have been violently elected than william tutorial, just to wait for another 7 days after the 14th day period to be sworn in as kenya's . 5th, president, italy as felix marina reporting from narrow we thank you so much for clearing all that up for us. ah, an ammunition depot has exploded in crimea a week after similar blasts rocked a russian air base on the annex peninsula. the russian defense ministry originally attributed the blast to a fire at a military warehouse, but now says the damage is the result of sabotage. local officials say 2 people were injured while another 3000 were moved to safety. as a precaution, ukraine has neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the blasts on the
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peninsula, which is an important supply line for russia's invasion of ukraine and the base of its black sea fleet hears a spokesman for the cranium central command addressing today's explosions. because the moral premier, as for these events, the enemy does not understand fire safety measures of the whole months at seaford. it definitely makes us all happy will not only the military but also the whole of ukraine, classical amongst other john coy and another military. and i field where the enemy concentrated not only the advocates as i mentioned, but also other equipment and help them. and because of damage, judging by the video are valuable in open sources. perform up, we see the destination of ammunition product you. he's a rockets that explode and fly in different directions for on the wall or shore. of course. such things cannot help, but please, as you saw that you shortly, you over the enemy does not understand fire safety measures a little tongue in cheek there. let's break this down with alexander modal. he's
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a professor of political science at rutgers university in new jersey. he's also been compiling reports of ukrainian partisan activity behind russian lines. professor modal good to have you. on the day, we've seen a series of attacks in crimea recently. russia has always presumed the peninsula was beyond keys, operational reach, statements out of ukraine. we just sort them certainly please, but very vague. who do you think is behind the blasts? well, it is good question. no one really knows in the, on the assumption made by most ukrainian military and was that is to say people who are not officially connected to the government is that these sorts of blast incurring that kind of damage would have to have been made by missiles of some kind or other, in other words, if that's the case, then it's likely to have been the ukranian armed forces, possibly air craft,
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more likely artillery that would have fired the rockets of these kinds of missiles simply aren't available to local partners and forces on the other hand, as you know, the ukrainian government is officially exclaiming and they're sent, they're centrally repeating. but russia stated a number of times in the past that these explosions are due to some indolence or ignorance and the unsafe use of incendiary devices. so they're being coin, understandably so. so that may simply be an attempt at a certain kind of sarcasm, or alternatively, it may actually reflect the fact that the ukrainians didn't fire the missiles and some kind of local talent was involved. as you can see, we don't really know why would you want to high that they're behind a blast will for will for one thing. it's humorous
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because the russians have insisted throughout. that whenever a blast has taken place, that it was due to some kind of negligence on the part of the custodian who dropped a cigarette and then a ignited some massive explosion. so the koreans are simply, as it were, following the russian line. a, at the same time, it's a convenient way of creating uncertainty. as you can see from our discussion. i mean, it's very likely that the missiles were fired by the ukranian side. but then again, maybe it's not. maybe some one else did. it maybe was local talent, maybe was partisans in cahoots with special forces. all sorts of possibilities exist. and these of course are intended to keep the russians um, off balance. so it makes perfect strategic and tactical sense. even keeping an eye on partisan activity behind ration lines. what's the extent of anti russian gorilla
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activity in occupied ukraine? it's actually very impressive. i started doing this in the late march, early april and i've been keeping a, a file of all the military of the grill activities. and these include everything from distributing leaflets, writing graffiti to bombing cars, bombing, or it's causing explosions of pylons, railroad tracks and so on. and in july approximately there were 33 such incidents. roughly 16 were a non violent and about 17 were violent in the last 2 weeks, however, there were something like 34 which is essentially such incidents. in other words, a 100 percent increase over the 4 week period. and in the last 2 weeks, the number of violent incidents has out paste the number of 9 loyal incidents.
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so there have been increasing attacks on railroad lines, electricity pylons as well as on local collaborators. how closely do you think these groups are coordinating with ukrainian command structures if at all i'm sure they are back in late march. the head of the, the military counter intelligence in ukraine, a man by the name of kick hill, a blue don love, said that ukraine was on the verge of starting a major partisan movement. and it was clear from his statements and statements made by other officials as well as by some of the things they published that this was going to entail the activity of ukrainians special forces. working in collaboration with local individuals who were determined to drive off the russian. so it's clear that there is a coordination of some kind going on whether key of is actually instructing the
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local partisans to attack what when and how is an open question. chances are the answer is yes, and that they are being instructed to do things by key of and that is part and parcel of larger strategy. and could these part isn't it has become decisive in the ukrainian counter offensive. well, they would certainly be important. decisive is too strong a term because ultimately that all depends on the fighting ability and the fighting and the weapons that the armed forces have. but the partisan activities, as we know from world war 2 and partisan activities, can have a very important role in affecting logistics and supplies. and that's exactly what the partisans are doing. they are destroying railings or destroying electricity. they're taking part in the attacks on these ammunition dumps their coordinating attacks on leaders of collaboration and structures. and if this continues,
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and i'm sure it will, it will harm and it will significantly harm the ability of the russian armed forces to supply their forces, especially in southern ukraine, and especially in the western bank of ukraine, that part of the kerosene province, which is currently occupied by something like $25000.00 russian troops, they've been cut off from their hinterland as a result of the ukrainian bombing of the bridges across the new pro river. and of course, the partisans are going to be playing and have been playing a key role in wearing down these logistical supply lines. and if all goes well for the ukrainians, they might be able to surround and possibly destroy up to $25000.00 russians forces in the foreseeable future. alexander merrill, in fact,
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earth university. many thanks for your time. thank you for having me. ah. when one year since the taliban seized power in afghanistan and the time since the country has faced economic chaos, acute hunger and an erosion of fundamental rights in particular. for women and girls, under taliban rule, women are mostly restricted from working outside the home teenage girls are banned from going to high school. and that will have far reaching consequences on the prosperity of the country. ah, these go to hungry for the education they get. it's are going a high school in cowboy. they have big plans. who if you went to be a doctor, raise your hands that these plans may end up as dreams. although they are only 11 or 12. this is their last year at school. the taliban are allowing only very few goods to study beyond grade 6,
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the leadership has effectively bent secondary education for girls. these limit emerett as the taliban called their government. once to enforce agenda, segregated society where teenage girls and women mainly stay at home. ha, ha, ha ha. i will try my best to continue with my classes here. but i asked the slammy camera to open good school, still great to algebra for that we can study properly, get a dozen fiddlers that i'm not the best businesses about that. i'm sad, i ask our government to open schools so we can all study the rights of women and men should be equal, but does better by show my mother. this used to be a place of learning for more than 8000 girls after that. now there are only 2000 students in grades 7 to 12 are at home. the teachers keep going, but everyone knows that when the girls finish this great, all these would be doctors will be banned from school. wow. tough. some of them are
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in the, i feel for the future of our children. i feel that leave will be its own literate in the future. he's another. i and another, a country without education does not have a future. i mean, the future of all of us lives in the hands of these denito ac is rather says, my show good for that. i had to tell my students, you can't come back here until there's a new order or in tom. why are you taking my students out of class? a good should omero cynthia tissue? oh, we take that question to the taliban. smid history for the promotion of virtue and prevention of vice. that's the ministry responsible for social behavior to fit with the taliban vision of islam. delaware, the spokesman mirrors many other answers by only offering any bass if on saturday list for them to let somebody. hummer hobbits it over there. definitely some
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problems for the grades after class 6 live, but you need to ask the ministry of education for specific. so the issue will not last forever on that. i hope it will be resolved soon. that will be islamic emerett . i was thinking about it that said up has been out of school for 2 years. first due to corona, then the taliban, the 16 year old study set home alone induced emily. i miss being that, my friends, i miss drawing and studying with them by me. i also miss being with my teachers during exam, so i missed them all. my biggest hall was to become a doctor. now my biggest hope is that my school will start again. her older sister, fresh day as a teacher, she still works teaching little boys. she understands sad duff's desire for schooling, but can do little to cheer her up. i mean, how about i've had a body commissioner and every time sat off his the news that schools remain close
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for girls. she gets more depressed. she cries at least once a week. she sits with a bleeding heart asking why the school is not opening. why can't i finish grade 12? let me show myself to was the one that i've gone to stance. little groups are still in school, but despite domestic and international pressure, the taliban won't let high school girls continue their education. currently, that lease nearly a 1000000 futures hanging ah. the united kingdom has become the 1st nation to license of vaccine which targets more than one variant of the virus which causes cobit 19. the vaccine made by the us drug company, modernity targets the original and the on the chron version of the virus. its been given the green light for use as a booster shot in adults. u. k. authorities are planning to use the vaccine and a booster campaign starting next month. let's bring in william schaffner. he's
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a professor of preventive medicine at vanderbilt university and nashville, tennessee. welcome to the day with her schaffner, a lot of people were waiting for an adopted cobit vaccine. how effective is this new dual strain booster? well, the co anticipate that it will be quite effective. it is an updated vaccine. we're updating the coven vaccines. the way we're updating the influenza vaccine, the new vaccine will protect against the original strain that will remind our immune system. and it will also provide protection against the omicron variance, which is, which are new, but are somewhat separate from the original strain. so we'll have a double barrel shotgun, working on our immune system to get our protection up as comprehensively as possible. and we anticipate having similar vaccines in the united states this fall
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. so this new vaccine isn't actually going to help us get ahead. will always be a step behind well, we can do our best to predict what will be circulating in the near term future. fortunately, we are pretty accurate with our predictions with influenza vaccine. and while we're doing these updated vaccines, people are working in the laboratory to create more universal, coven vaccines, vaccines, which will protect us against a whole array, a whole spectrum of different variance, current ones, and even variance in the future. so we wish those scientists success with their elaine to with on mcgraw. now, accounting for pretty much all new cove at cases around the world. though, i want to ask you how much sense it makes to keep targeting be original variant.
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well, that has to do with reminding our immune system and one of the things that happens when you do that and remind the immune system, you not only get protection against the original strain, but the immune system diversifies and you get a greater spectrum of immune responses over time, so that, that's actually acting as a mini universal vaccine already. in your case, mister campaign is gonna kick off in september can roll out even be quick enough to stop another explosion of cova cases in the colder months. will you phrase that? exactly right. what we're trying to do is prevent the cases, the ones that require hospitalization, the more serious disease. and yes, i think we can do that. but vaccines are not as good at preventing transmission and the current banks, the current variance out there are extremely contagious. as we are noticing in the
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united states at the present time, the all major vaccine makers are of course right now working on adapting their products to the american barry and the why was men during the 1st to get approval for a modified version. well, they've been very, very adept at making these changes. they're working at them. they've been working on them for some time. they're just 1st in line. the other manufacturers are right behind them. williams hafner at vanderbilt university. thank you so much for your time. thank you. ah, almost 50 years after a native american actress, the chief little feather was booed at the oscars. the academy of motion, picture, arts and sciences has apologize to her at 973 actor marlon brando's and little feather to refuse his oscar for best actor and protest at hollywood treatment and depiction of native americans. little feather was given just
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a minute to speak and received a mixture of applause and jeers. the academy now says it recognizes for bravery. little feather responded in a statement saying, we indians are very patient people. it's only been 50 years. a day's almost done, but as always the conversation continues online. we're looking forward to hearing from you on twitter for now for me and the entire team. thanks for spending parts of your day with ah, with
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