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out standing shopping and dining office, enjoy our services will be our guest at frankfurt. airport city, managed by from board lou. ah ah ah . this is dw news live from berlin. italy declares a 6 month state of emergency over migration. human rights group say that it is a pretext to send refugees back in violation of international obligations that thousands of people are rescued from the mediterranean. also coming up
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a manual not called lays out his vision of europe and gets heckled in the process. the french president is trying to push the case for economic reform while in the netherlands walking, followed by his troubles at home. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. italy's far right government has declared a 6 month state of emergency following a sharp rise of the number of migrants crossing the mediterranean sea. thousands made the crossing just this weekend and at least 2 or found dead rescue efforts are underway to help over a 1000 more off of the coast of italy, shores the number of boats, making treacherous trips like this one has risen drastically in recent days. age
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groups and the italian coast guard have rescued more than 1000 people from over packed, barely see worthy vessels. many of those making the journey have ended up here. at the migrant seemed on the italian island of lum producer authority say there have been 2000 arrivals since friday was looking to get a little bit it's in. i can say that there are many female migrants with young children and several unaccompanied miners needed on a provider. we are in an emergency situation with us and i'm at the staff a trying to do what they can to meet the primary emergency. so pretty to are limited in saturday. marya now georgia maloney's right wing government has declared a state of emergency. and what it says is an attempt to better manage the search and arrivals the 6 month measure will provide $5000000.00 euros to sit up new
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refugee receptions. seem to but it will also allow the government, which campaigned on anti immigration, promises to quickly to port those not allowed to stay human rights activists fear the changes are an excuse to port migrants and potentially deny refugees their rights as they seek asylum in europe. and i am too anal by georgia leonardi. she is a spokesperson for see watch in italy, the german angio is a non profit organization that conducts civil search and rescue operations in the central mediterranean. thank you so much for joining us. i'd like to just begin by asking you the latest information that you have regarding the rescue of migrants in the mediterranean sea. yes, good morning. as so delicious information is that you should be almost determinate to the rescue of about 1200 people supported by italian coast guard, and addressing to be both with the 8, respectively,
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80400 migrants on board. the risk operation has been ongoing since a couple of days now after president has been flagged by and you as alarm on and he was and they, yesterday, during our i area le, monitoring mission and see what we spotted yet. and other to both we about $400.00 people each, we alerted the authorities and seen there was also and nearly caught her from the time you needed it to both were cited the once again in the multi area of the search and rescue responsibility. meantime, italy is right when government has announced a state of emergency to help deal with the influx of migrants, what do you think that will need an application? was for sure the situation is challenging about 32000 people have arrived in italy, which is 4 times the amount of people wherever i in the same
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period of the past in the past 2 years. so definitely gets situation that needs to be addressed with further further measures. the issue is that migration is not a new topic and to the, the structural phenomenon that keeps being treated as an emergency. and that with the emergency, a decrease and these dangers in terms of making sure that the human rights of the people starting with the right to speak asylum, you guaranteed at old time, we are worried that these will expedite the expulsion and recreation without the possibility for people to seek asylum and have their aside implication being assessed. and this is of course there was out of the lack of cooperation from the european union. even though founding treaty, there is clearly, i'm trying to the principle are fully typically in the topic, asylum, and migration. this is not happening and the situation that is that we have now in
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italy and these will be of the cost over the human rights of the people. the danger in the mediterranean migration route tell us more about the humanitarian situation, especially on the boats right now. so when we a sighted people, se, i mean, usually day and they way but us and they had the, i mean it's, it's really and it's really difficult for us to be there, monitoring them from the sky and knowing that said they cannot be rescued immediately. reparations, when they take place, they take a huge amount of time and hours, especially on these big fishing boats. it's really difficult to support people. we were informed about the presence of medical emergencies and a pregnant women, several small children, and did their weather conditions, etc. have been a deteriorating so i mean, this is a very and i cannot imagine myself surviving in these condition quite frankly. and
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this is the situation that these people face every day in the mediterranean sea since years. and yet we do not have a european search and rescue mission to make sure that it can be supported as soon as possible when we receive information of their presence in these conditions, ga, leonardi spokesperson of see, watch in italy. thank you so much for joining us. to share that perspective. thank you. thanks for estate. and here are some of the stories making headlines around the world. beyond mars, military rulers have confirmed carrying out air strikes that have reportedly left dozens of people dead, including many children. is picture show the aftermath of the deadly attack which took place at a village ceremony being organized by groups opposed to the countries military junta us president joe biden has arrived in belfast for a brief visit to northern ireland. on wednesday, he is sent to mark the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement,
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which ended 30 years of sectarian violence. ben biden will travel on to the republic of ireland for 3 days of meetings with officials and his and his irish relations. turkish president, wretch of ty, bardon has kicked off his re election campaign on tuesday air, tuan slammed what he called global imperialist, sent unveiled plans to boost of expanding next month. turkey heads to the polls for what's expected to be are to wants, toughest election to date. chilis, congress is celebrating, passing a hard fought bill to cut the work week from 45 to 40 hours. it's a legislative victory for the president, gabrielle burridge. he took off his last year, but has failed to get support for his agenda of social and economic reforms. the shorter work week is set to gradually reach 40 hours over the next 5 days
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in the netherlands, french president, a manual micron has been giving his key speech outlining a vision for the future of europe as part of a state visit. but his domestic vision, it caught up with him in the heck of las oh, the most with that address, as you heard, interrupted by hecklers, accusing him of hypocrisy instead of democracy for bypassing parliament to enact unpopular pension reforms. security guards dragged the protesters from the gallery, and the french president has also faced criticism abroad after making controversial remarks on taiwan following his trip to china. so would manuel malcolm digging his heels or back pedal. students in the hague, eagerly awaited the french president's key address madams monsieur, over the weekend, malcolm had given an interview,
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then had drawn attention due to his remarks about taiwan. and the threat of conflict between the us and china. the worst thing would be to think that we are a peons must be followers and must adapt ourselves to an american rhythm and a chinese over reaction. this raised the question whether his views were in line with the ease position is later speech seemed more cautious in spite of its grand flourishes. his wife, europe, and sovereignties logistical except, or fantasy. but is absolutely in a dangerous world. the necessity, tenchi over easter, beijing's military exercises and waters off taiwan demonstrated just how dangerous the global situation is. but other europeans draw different conclusions to mccomb tots of. he does the fact that he signs with china and against america at the very moment when military exercises are taking place on taiwan borders, does not align with european interests, but alexia polish prime minister,
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more of yachts, gay stress, that the relationship to the u. s. is critical to poland security over the nuclear group, and one u. s. senator said, what many conservative americans think we need to ask europe? does he speak for them? because we're pretty heavily involved in ukraine. right now. we're spending a lot of our taxpayer money on a european one. the manuel my call has given year of fresh impetus, but not every one is pleased with the direction he's taking. now bristles president luther ignacio da silva, is on his way to china at the top of his agenda, our trade and a proposal to jointly mediate an end to the ukraine conflict that the silver departed from brazil. ya on tuesday with a delegation of business men and government officials. he is scheduled to meet with president sheesh and ping on friday. the 2 sides are expected to sign more than 20 bilateral agreements. the math luda is keen to reposition brazil as a key player on the world stage. after 4 years of relative isolation under his
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predecessor all sonata fo, as bringing correspondent for the encroachment in beijing. so fabian, what more can you tell us about this visit? yeah, lula is coming really with her very impressive delegation. there are 7 ministers, 5 governors in more than 200 company c e o 's. and that gives you not lonely. an idea of how important this state visit is for brazil. but also that a boosting trait is really at the top of the agenda. there are more than 20 bilateral am agree agreements to be signed, a reaching from agriculture, but also to tech and tourism sector, et cetera. and m, china is already at brazil's most important trade partner since 2009 and basically m, the trade relations have been flourishing quite a bit. and m lula already visited china for the 1st time during a previous term in office 2004. and since then,
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the trait volume has increased 20 you one times, actually there will be one very controversial, at least from the perspective of the yes, a controversial visit lula visiting ur huawei innovation center. and that is really a clear sign that he will not chew sites are between china or the u. s, but rather will try to balance the things out. father and pulse leaders have previously positioned their countries as potential mediators for the conflict in ukraine. and that is going to be discussed also what can we expect there yes, so the, basically the plan of the brazilian president is to form a so called peace club. and that peace cup should also have the china as a member state. and basically he wants china to get on board to push for peace. but i mean, let me be frank here. i don't think we can expect a lot of previously there been a lot of attempts to persuade seating ping to use more influence over a blood in your protein. but really i'm,
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there were no m diplomatic concessions whatsoever. also during her recent visit by i am also a funder lined the president of the you commission. and we are basically, our china has a very strategic m commitment towards russia and i think they will not really, i'm changed it to the encroachment and they saying thank you and finally, just how much would you be willing to spend to own a part of m b, a history while a better at sotheby's just forked out $2200000.00 for an old school pair of jordan's making it the most expensive sneaker sold at auction. michael jordan, least of these iconic black and red air jordan thirteen's in his final run for a championship in game 2 of the 1998 and b a finals. his aaron s, as he is called, scored 37 points and led the chicago bulls to victory over salt lake city.
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and here's a quick reminder of the top stories of a falling for you. here at t w. news, italy has declared a 6 month state of emergency following a sharp rise in the number of immigrants reaching its southern shores by boat. human rights groups say that it is a pretext to send refugees back. a move that they said would be in violation of their international obligations. and with that now you're up to date on t w's. i'm sarah kelly in berlin. thank you so much for watching. take care. 3 . 0, time. ah, for a brain update. because this orchestra called to brain continuously adopts itself.

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