ah ah ah ah, this is the w news coming to live from berlin. hoped for a new and longer cease fire in sudan, the army and the rival paramilitary group agree in principle to a 7 day truce as hundreds of thousands of people flee ongoing plotting. also coming up targeting the mafia, police here in germany,

arrest dozens in connection with the europe wide probe in to italy's notorious in bron get to organized crime group plus the risks for journalists holding power to account in el salvador p. c. global union. the formation from bonnie p. shows him business man. i ross men. oh for fun and exciting death threesome. t w's. freedom of speech award goes to the editor of el toro, for his work. investigating government corruption and london police arrest a man outside buckingham palace on weapons charges just days before king charles is coronation ceremony. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. south sedans for ministry says the

warring parties in neighboring sudan have agreed in principle to a 7 day cease fire. it's due to start on thursday commanders of the sudanese army and the r s. f paramilitary group will also send representatives to peace talks. previous attempts to establish a lasting truce have failed, and the un says more than a 100000 people have fled to fighting as another cease, fire collapsed in war torn cartoon asia and her family knew that they had to move quickly. they traded everything they could to rent a car and self for the egyptian border. oh park on water. yeah. nissan and it was very difficult. we were 28 people. i mean the boys don't have a visa, but we kept them with our suffering is unprecedented. i be left on the fighting clashes and artillery, and then it was real suffering. but i mean,

i knew masa de la garza here asia is just one of thousands who have flocked to neighboring egypt since the war broke out 2 weeks ago. the humanitarian situation. incidence capital is dia, food and water us guess. and the health care system is on the brink of collapse. faced with these dangers, the un estimates that over 100000 people have fled to neighboring countries. but they won. that number is likely to rise alongside government, some partners u. n a t r the u and refugee agency has the 3rd mean. i mean me, she was planning fieger of more than 800000 refugees. and right there. nice that maybe they that may fleeced to, than to neighboring countries. sunday, the u. n. says the scale of the exodus is staggering. and students neighbors are struggling to accommodate those who have fled their home soon. shoulder, the number of displaced people through the last 2 weeks. exceeds as

a result of conflict ah, exceeds all conflict related displacements report ensued on in 2022 just to give you a sense of the scale of movement. since april 15, asia and her family managed to escape the fighting that has gripped their homeland together with thousands of others who have made the journey. they now face an uncertain future. ah, canadian journalists, sta not madness. shed is covering a benson sudan from neighboring egypt. i asked him earlier for the latest on the situation in suda got a situation, hasn't improved very much. i mean there are talks that both committee and number on the to belligerence in this war would be keen to send people in order to jumpstart negotiations. but again, violence is still taking place in cartoon,

with little aid relief reaching the capital city. there has been reports that some 8 organizations, international relief organizations to be specific. how decide to restart operations . but the question now are they able to reach the most vulnerable people will fighting still continues to take place under the smoke of quote unquote peace negotiations. give us a sense of the scale of this conflict. and so that was a huge country, is the fighting limited to cartoon, or is it happening elsewhere around the country? the main arena conflict remains to be in cartoon, but of course it's spread and it's fighting has spread. but the way that, you know, the way that conflict is, is taking place and the actors that are being involved is more blurry than what we're seeing in cartoon cartoon. it's very clear. it is the recess versus the army

. but it's fighting a spread, for instance, to, for the far western province that has seen, you know, numerous atrocities in the past. essentially, since the turn of the millennium, what we are seeing is the army and the r s, but more loosely, their fighters being and broiled in, you know, broader community disputes that are at the root of conflict there over land and watch your resources. and so what we are seeing is in a power vacuum, but at the same time also a co option of these communities are old tribal allies that may be looking to settle scores or consolidate control over over resources. and that often results and, you know, just just a lot of often targeted violence as opposed to indiscriminate violence. thank you very much. that was journalist match,

share reporting from cairo. thank you for having me. a large scale police operation is on your way across europe, targeting the italian mafia group the in try and get up. german police have arrested dozens of suspects and rated homes across the country. the suspects are accused of drug smuggling, money laundering, and fraud. similar operations are being carried out in belgium, france, italy, portugal and spain. as part of the european investigation of the mafia group, the dry and get is italy's most powerful and wealthy mafia. it suspected of controlling the bulk of cocaine flowing into europe. the w. lucy sheldon is following the story from brussel. she told me more about the scope of the police operation. it is still early days. we have heard about several arrests in germany and we have also heard that there is a big operation going on in the village. so look and collaborative. at this stage i

tried to get a confirmation from euro paul, and they said, s investigations are still ongoing. they are not willing to comment at this stage right now, but there are, in any case i'm going and as we have heard, it is a coordinated probe by investigators in germany, belgium, france, italy, portugal in spain, as well as by euro, pole, and euro just and the bavarian public prosecutor said, for example, that they're working very closely together with the italian authorities. people have to keep on watching today to really understand the scale of this probe and also to be able to estimate in how far this really was a stroke, was a strike to watch the drug data. well, this story, of course, is still developing. what can you tell us to see what we expect to see over the course of the day? yeah. one thing is for, for sure,

we will learn more about the number of arrests and also about the way that europe whole. and the countries that i mentioned work together, there is a press conference that will take place by europe. oh, later in the days. but also german, the german prosecutor has announced such a press conference so that we will be able to understand better what happened there in this, this operation which is called this has been going on for 3 years. and i think it's safe to assume that this is a very large scale operation. some said this is supposedly also the biggest initiative, like the biggest investigation that has ever been made against and but i get this year. thank you very much. i was d w as lucy is short and in brussels and course we'll bring you up to date on that on when we get more details. thank you very much. now let's look at some more

stories making headlines. rounds world today. palestinian officials say israel and palestinian armed groups have agreed to cease fire. following nighttime is really air strikes the target the gaza strip. the ridge came in response to military rocket attacks from the enclave. the hours after a high profile, allison in hunger striker died in an israeli prison. a man accused of killing 5 neighbors in texas was captured after a ford, a man hunt authorities had deployed hundreds of law enforcement officers to look for the 38 year old and offered an $80000.00 reward for information leading to his capture. major fire broke out at the fuel depot in russia. near the crimean bridge, the regional governor says there have been no debts or injuries, but the incident is serious. other sites in russia and crimea had been the target of syria of

a series of attacks. in recent days. a 2nd train has derailed in the russian region of brian sc near the border with ukraine. this comes after an explosion caused a derailment just over 24 hours earlier in the same region. footage, released by the russian investigative committee, showed detectives at the scene and train cars lying on the ground grounds. governor alexander vulgar mots said in a telegram post that the train went off the tracks after an explosive device detonated. no casualties were reported. russia's invasion of ukraine has had devastating consequences for press freedom in russia. new laws forbid journalists from criticizing the kremlin so called special military operation, and there are few, very few independent media outlets left as we marked the 30th anniversary of world press freedom day. we take

a look at one of those outlets still left in russia. taiga info, which operates out of siberia. i go in the name of the law, stop this action immediately. the police warning is unequivocal. the scene, an anti war demonstration and noble, severest a year ago. these pictures were taken by reporters from the local internet portal tiger dot info. one of the few independent media outlets still working in russia. but since the beginning of the war in ukraine, their work has changed. right away, is slowly we used to report on life in siberia for the whole of russia. now it's the other way around. we report on life in russia for siberia because everything that is currently happening in our country is reported by the national media from a different angle, uses the logo polonium along that angle is unconditional support of the kremlin policies, especially the war and ukraine. critics are silent with draconian punishments made

possible by law criminalizing anything the kremlin sees as discrediting the armed forces. that means that virtually any critical statement about the actions of the russian army can lead to a fine or imprisonment, which is why most independent media have had to leave russia or close down altogether. tiger dot info decided to stay and continue the web portals. now 18 year history, but it hasn't been easy. well, one was in the when the river woods knew you were forced to constantly maneuver and not cross the red lines of the circle of people who continue to talk to us has become smaller. the smaller because even those who have always sympathized with us are now forced to keep their distance from it has become much harder to get information in order to protect colleagues from possible prosecution. tiger dot info decided not to report directly on the war,

but it's consequences for people on economic problems, social problems. and of course, on mobilization, the creators constantly faced opposition from the authorities. recently they were met with a hostile reaction from state television when tiger dot info exposed to deputy cooper, who signed up as a volunteer for the front and disappeared on his way to ukraine, a traitor in the ranks. that's a headache for the authorities. that was, that's just just for when the course we're all afraid of the norm. but either you are trapped in this fear of a split or you can overcome it and make change happen. what this was, hopefully, of course this change can only be achieved with small steps. meaning when you minus thor, we shouldn't just stay silent agreement. a karate me more money, mauch it. although the media regulator blocks tiger dot info a year ago, the website reaches its audience through vpn encryption. and they want to continue

reporting on russia in russia. and our report was by our rigor bureau chief, your ears, chateau, who was forced to leave moscow after russian authorities, bandy w. i asked yury how many independent media outlets remain in russia while nobody can say the exact number of independent media in russia. because as there are of course, many small internet signs of blog, iris and university newspapers, which also report critically up to mostly at the local level. and we also shouldn't forget to the commercial aspect because this is private media for many years. there are simply fewer opportunities because advertising commercial contracts partner projects have been stopped. ah, since the war began. and the only thing that can be sad for sure is that the number of the independent media in russia has become much smaller since the war began. and most of them have gone abroad. for example, he had riga i web right now,

there are 500 media workers from ukraine, bella ross, but most of them from russia. we saw in your report sheree how careful tiger dot info has to be making sure it doesn't report directly on the war, but how can they avoid such an important topic? o l is the new condition that is 1st for last year of your right as the law on the so called the discredited of the army. are these conditions forced our colleagues in russia to work in the new language? literally constantly thinking about how to call this or that event, or of course above all, tell her to call to void sales because it's even, this is for me. but i also has become more difficult not only to tell what is happening, but also to get information. nevertheless, our colleagues from tiger, for, for example, from a report and of a severe risk, they still make important other reports from a film about violence in the presence of your coonskin superior. for example,

to report to buyers about environmental issues. corruption is also very popular topic, so light is going on, the russian despise the windy crane with the other issues. here give us a sense of how dangerous it is dangerous. it is for independent journalist to work in russia to day yet look, considering that her in russia, you can be arrested for going out on the street with a blank piece of paper as a long protest, even without any words. you can imagine what you risk when you're right critical articles about the government or the president. so journalistic work in russia is extremely dangerous and are now not on the russian colleagues aren't risking their freedom, but also for in once even gash travicia u. s. reporter was arrested a few weeks ago and the now he faces up to 20 years in prison. this fear this. yep . paranoia is perfectly understandable in times of war because it's also about information warfare and russia will elect also. and you, president,

next year and put in, wants to run again and does the criminal doesn't want to have mass protests and tries to silent all independence critical wise's, most independent russian media have been shut down or forced into exile. your how does tiger info survive? well it short tiger in for it's not long it a matter of making money, but a matter of owner the outlet has been working for 18 years and it's publisher. we just saw him in the report he has, i think, and mission in this mission is very simple, very not to be silent. and they are depending on donations which are still there even though they have got much less money. as of what much view your colleagues just 2 or 3 instead of 12 in previous times, and they are careful and they think wise before they write something. but i also talk to another chief editor of another independent media. he said, leading russia for his colleagues is only a matter of time. you're

a thank you very much as. busy always that you're a re chateau. he was our moscow bureau chief. he's now our rio bureau chief. thank you very much. course is not just in russia. we're independent journalism is under threat each year. d. w is freedom of speech, war dollars, people or organizations anywhere in the world promoting freedom of expression. this year's prize goes to oscar martinez a journalist from el salvador, who has investigated that country's notorious drug gangs. and most recently gone up against el salvador. his young populous president in the country were press freedom is being increasingly restrained. his investigations had put him and his family in danger. d. w. met him in south san salvador, challenging the powerful and giving a voice to the palace. that is why oscar martinez became a journalist. he is editor in chief of edit farro. the lighthouse latin america's

1st digital newspaper and a platform for independent journalism and el salvador and the whole region. we believe that journalism was due to a sense of dusk. first. what's all their power in the powerful reveal to their corners of power and its control mechanism? the 2nd is to make visible the lives of the most vulnerable people of those will suffer from excessive power. and we believe that all these is more indispensable. now that since or america eats, experiencing a new wave of outbreak, bodies martinez has documented the workings of our salvador notorious gangs and their gang leaders. but he also exposed extrajudicial killings. bow salvador and police and government links to organized crime. his refusal to fall and 9 with the authorities has brought him up against el salvador president. now he per kayla. one of the young leaders we're one criminal gangs,

has made him hugely popular with salvadorans economical. pamela bouquet le promotes his hard line policies and slick promotional videos. but critic say gross human rights violations are being committed under his rule. and oscar martinez and his team revealed that mckayla has links to the very gangs he is fighting the camp and that he made pacts with gang leaders for his own political ends. what we'll have hot been in we had not revealed the police massacre there, bullied, the girl rob sean de. but with criminals. i think it would have happened that the lives of dick were rope go the hub being easier and we don't want duck. but taking on the powerful has also made oscar martinez own life. anything but easier under president bouquet le critical journalists like him have become

a target. martinez and the team of a photo have been spied on by the government. he and his family had to leave the country repeatedly for fear of being arrested. he is worried about his family's safety and acutely aware of the threats he and many other journalists in the region face physical violence. the formation from politicians in business, men, harassment, or 4 families excited this briefly. but despite the huge personal risks, oscar martinez is determined to keep on writing. to hold those in authority to account l to the u. k. and police in london of arrested a man outside buckingham palace on suspicion of possessing a weapon. he was taken into custody after throwing items believe to be shot gun cartridges into the palace grounds. official said

a controlled explosion was carried out as a precaution. king charles and queen camilla were not believe to be at the palace at the time. the incident comes as britain prepares to crown it's new king on saturday. some royal fans of all ready secured their front row seats to witness the historic event. excitement for the king's coronation is ramping up around buckingham palace and these die hard fans of the royal family want to secure the best spot to witness the king's procession. this is a big historic event. i am the coronation. it's something that we as a group of have a witness before. we've only seen it in black and white on television. i'm sort of a here. i'm in the, at the front to say to see history, history, hot linen for the for i says it's amazing. some royal devote is began setting up

games more than a week before saturday. it's big event. we kept young on thursday, the 27th vital anyways. what became yet because we like to build up and there's nothing big in the carnation. and that's why i'm here. after the coronation ceremony at best minister abbey, the king and queen village turned to the palace which they will travel in a 260 year old golden state court like the late queen elizabeth the 2nd. like until then these dedicated royal friends are going novia says forces down the president, a world football's governing body is demanded that european broadcasters pay significantly more for tv rights for this year's women's world cup in australia and

new zealand than they have offered so far. johnny infant, you know, threatened that otherwise they won't be able to televised the tournament. in the con continents 5 biggest markets, england, germany, france, spain and italy. women's football has been growing wildly in popularity. but according to fee for president johnny and fan tino fans in the top $5.00 european markets might not be able to watch this year's world cup and less broadcasters pay up. he called their offers for tv rights, a slap in the face of the players and all women world wide broadcast, especially public broadcasters, funded by tax payers. money should put their action behind their work because they rightfully criticize a football organizations or other sports organizations for not paying equally. women and men are not having the same prize money. well, we need to generate these revenues and day should help us because otherwise we'll

simply not sell these rights at these undervalued prices to them. and her, while the european public will not be able to watch the women's world cup, which after the success of the last tournament in france after successful, the euro would be really, really a pity. in the past tv rights for the women's world cup were bundled as an extra with the men's rights. but infant tina said, fif and now needs to earn more from broadcasters. in order to finance the money. it's committed to players and teams which has tripled since the last world cup. if an agreement can't be reached, it could be a real blow to the women's game. just when it's more popular than ever. in basketball, the n b a has named its most valuable player of the season, joelle and beat a camera union born athlete who moved to the u. s. at the age of 16 and beat 2

plays for the philadelphia 70. sixers got emotional when the news was and he finished as the leagues highest scorer for the 2nd year in a row, a averaged around $33.00 points per game, and beat grew up playing soccer and volleyball before switching to basketball at 15 much later than most professionals you're watching did have a news from berlin up next. it's eco india. i'm terry martin. thanks rhonda with with ah ah

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