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if you see something that looked like james bond, it has to do with the military. it starts december 23rd on d, w. ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, argentina, and france are neck and neck in the world cup. final france snatch too late equalizers, sending argentina reeling. the game is still under way in. tar, and it's all also on the show israel to ports palestinian lawyer and
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activist seller. i'm worried to france, claiming he has ties to a band militant group. this comes despite objections from the french government will speak to his lawyer shortly. and china bottles a cope at 19 serge infections rise as people take advantage of their new freedoms. public unrest forced beijing to scrap restrictions. many believe official figures now play down the scale of the christ. ah, i'm bobbo foley as welcome to the program. it's a nail biting final for football fans is france battle argentina for the world cup title. the south americans looked set to win scoring 2 goals in the 1st half, but defending champions, france made a comeback in the 2nd half evening evening. the score. and now the 2 sides looked
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set to go into extra time for the footballs. top trophy will keep you updated on the score through the show and you were just seeing images there from french funds and argentinian funds tool still at the moment, but we'll move on. and prominent palestinian french human rights lawyer sell a ha marie has arrived in france after being deported by israel. a move which the french foreign ministry has condemned. a more, he spent nearly 9 months in israeli detention for his alleged ties to bind militant group. a claim he denies a more. he was born and raised in jerusalem and holds french citizenship. he was jailed in israel from 2005 to 2011 for allegedly plotting to kill a rabbi. well, israel says, sally ha marie, had to quote, organized, inspired and planned to commit terror attacks against citizens and well known
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israelis. earlier we spoke to his lawyer, donation our and asked him why israel shouldn't have to ported. i'm worry, 1st of all, what we know, the facts there are known to us is that there is the law. somebody was a convicted almost 20 years ago of a plot concerning a public figure in israel. and he was sentenced for 7 years and was released after 6. so this is the only a known fact about his past history. the latter years he was held in administrative detention twice, but nothing was good to the public. nothing is known. and we are not talking about a conviction trial, you know, if somebody is convicted of wrong doing, you can put him in prison and have a trial and have all the facts. but before him, in this case, he wasn't even put to trial,
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is the port it from his homeland. and it's stripped of his residency status in his homeland, which is a very far reaching i thing to do, or someone from a son of a country. so i think that the saying that he's known as terrorist or what not even if it's true and we're not sure it's true, it's not enough to report somebody from his homeland. what's covered? 19 infections are rising rapidly across china after the government last week, dramatically east. some of the worlds toughest virus measures. nationwide frustration and unprecedented public protests forced authorities to act. but since then, more and more people are testing positive. official figures on infections and deaths remain low, but independent estimates point to the real fingers being a lot higher. ah, people in bay ging lineup to get nasal spray boosters cases or surging after the
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government abruptly ended? it's strict 0 coven policy. in the wake of nationwide protests against the restrictions authorities are trying to persuade reluctant seniors and others at risk to get vaccinated to prevent large scale outbreaks, hospitalizations, and deaths. those already showing symptoms make their way to temporary clinics set up around the city like is public gymnasium, where they can get medical advice and treatment. others are opting to stay home either because they're already sick or trying to avoid infection. that means deliveries of food and every day items are in heavy demand. but scores of workers are also coming down with the virus. so packages pile up on the streets unclaimed. in china's financial hub, shanghai schools of switch to online classes as cases, sore nurseries,
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and child care centers are also set to close across the country. people were quick to return to old habits when the restrictions were eased. crowding shopping malls, subway stations, restaurants only, and for young people, it's about going out traveling and enjoying life. and many popular places are already full and it's difficult to make reservations. life is returning to pre pandemic levels. koya is you day and also one, the freedoms have come at a price. the official death toll remains low at a little more than $5200.00. but experts believe the real figure is many times higher and that china may be facing its worse surge yet in the build up to the winter travel season and lunar new year when hundreds of millions of workers will travel home by road, rail, and air. it's got a rand up now of some other world news headlines. russia has released footage of
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its defense minister said again, showing who reportedly inspecting the troops involved in its invasion of ukraine. it's not clear when or where it was filmed. the announcement comes a day after the kremlin said president vladimir putin met with commanders to discuss proposals for the next steps in the war. chin is, is electro board says there was just under 9 percent voter turnout and saturdays parliamentary election. the ballot was also boycotted by the opposition. 9000000 people were eligible to vote. however, the new parliament will have no authority following a power grab by the countries president proves new president di napoli, while there has renewed coals for parliament to approve early elections amid deadly protests. on friday, low makers voted down the proposal and congress early elections are a key demand of anti government protestors on rest, began after president pedro castillo, was ousted and arrested for trying to dissolve congress. dozens of demonstrators
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happy killed in clashes with police. while the ensue in chaos is also disrupt to travel through i, peru hitting it's economically important tourism industry, and stranding visitors to the world famous matcher. peachy ruins, harring taurus away from holidays gone awry. for many a board, what had been planned, a short trips to peruse, most popular tourist attraction, the inconsiderate dell of match repeat, you became longer stays after protest disrupted, travel throughout the country. but on saturday, more than 200 taurus were able to leave off to trains resumed. however, the journey wasn't totally straightforward. as passengers were fools to disembark and walk along the railway. due to blockages on the line authorities accused protests as of placing these boulders to block trains and damaging other parts of the track. work is on going to clear the lines,
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but until then travellers will have to keep walking part of the way. despite the inconvenience is a vacuum ease, we're grateful until we might get on a train at midnight. we had lined up walking out ourselves and then we had planned on doing that tomorrow morning. and then all of a sudden this train became available and we got on it. so feeling very fortunate after to coloma to walk past the blockages to the nearest town, reachable by road vehicles were waiting to take taurus on to cosco and its international airport. for while they're all deal me, the over authorities estimate peruse tourism industry has already taken a multi 1000000 euro hit more than a 1000000 ukrainians have settled in germany since the start of the war. a new study shows many of them are integrating well and quickly. our reporter emily
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gordon, met with a young family who came here in march, a life and safety. that's what dema and christina wanted for their daughter donna. they fled ukraine with an hours of the war starting back in february. christina was pregnant at the time. they made a split 2nd decision. i was not ready to move to another country. it's really surprise for me. so i, i can imagine that my baby was born in ukraine, but i cannot imagine than my baby of, of born in another countries. but the russian invasion changed everything. their home was in the firing line. while the couple had friends in berlin, germany was still a foreign land. they faced the hurdles of bureaucracy and had to get used to the peculiarities of german life. and i thought ok,
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maybe drug through something like regular, maybe we can attend the brain, but it's a bit different because like you need to have like term in 10, it's takes a long time to, to the paperwork, post mailing through the post. it's really surprise us because in ukraine we don't have all of this demon and christina booth found jobs quite quickly in berlin. b, my is a designer and art director christina works in advertising, but she's also a musician. she even performed here in germany while pregnant. yeah look a good moment. also like august had like given birth here and medicine and like berlin it's amazing to to, to just give a walk like lots of parks and yeah,
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that's of children. so it's inspired us every day. yeah. lots of working with a realtor, i found work quite easily, like a lot of propositions. and yeah, we quite happy with it. not all of the 1000000 refugees coming from ukraine hadn't been this fortunate dilemma. and christina had settled into the new law from berlin . and while the king to return to ukraine, the determined to make the best of it until the wars event. so christmas is approaching and songs of cheer and given gifts can be heard everywhere. where people are celebrating and that generous spirit is alive and well in egypt, where christianity is the 2nd largest religion. we spoke to shopkeepers and christmas revellers in cairo who say they refuse to let high inflation and other problems dampened their spirits at this festive time. a year it's the busiest time of year for a mod sulaiman. he's been preparing these christmas decorations for months to sell
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in his store store in cairo. it's been so a month trade for over a decade. but he says this year things are different. it's been harder to import his supplies and the prices have gone up. oh goodness and, and this new, every year people come to shop here as well as, even in the worst of times, they still come to have, we spent a lot of what they say. we make the children and the whole house happy at that. or even if the parents put pressure on themselves when we try to help them and sell products at wholesale prices, medical model, high prices and faltering economy have not stopped egypt. christian community from spending money on yuletide cheer. i had looked at if my christmas comes once a year. why? i think people buy more christmas decorations than anything else here. there's time to buy other things. the rest of the year. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha, that when we celebrate christmas and our christian friends celebrate ramadan, said monica, we all celebrate shamela sim. together. we take any opportunity we can to celebrate
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the i. every year, the christian church of all saints and cairo invites fenders to set up stalls at its christmas. bizarre. they sell their wares at reduced prices and donate their profits to charity. some egyptians look forward to christmas all year long. others find it stressful to worry about holiday shopping during an economic crisis. but if they look in the right place, they might find shopkeepers offering a discount in the spirit of the season. all right, well here's a reminder of our top story. france is battling argentina for the world cup title in nail biting final. the south americans looked set for a win and see the found very happy. they're scoring 2 goals in the 1st half book defending champions. france made a comeback in the 2nd half evening. the score, the 2 sides are playing extra time for the footballs, for footballs, talk trophy. i believe those images are actually in france.
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and are just taking a look now. the score is still tool. all right? when you're watching dw news from berlin, coming up after a short break, doctors in germany are overwhelmed by children. with severe were spear tree infections, that's in world stories the week in reports. and don't forget to stay up to date and all that is news on our website, d, w dot com and of course on our social media kinds will be back again at the top of the next era, perhaps with a result in the world. hope we'll see, take care, see you then they breathe with body and soul. the houses that dental leave is can construct for more than just building.
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