a hotspot with some great cultural memorials to boot d w travel. all we go with this is dw, use life from berlin, the bell russian journalist who was arrested when his plane was forced to landed minsk, has been sentenced to 8 years in prison. a quarter panel rose accuses a whole month let us hear it of ploy to seize power at least 8 children and

a security guard at dead following a school shooting in belgrade. so being police have arrested the suspect, the 14 year old boy is fighting continues between rival factions in sudan, hundreds of thousands of sudanese look for any route possible out of the country and london police arrest a man outside buckingham palace on wiping his charges. days before king charles coronation, everybody ah i've been fas all and welcome. we start with breaking use. a journalist to and activist in bella ross has been sentenced to 8 years in prison for plotting on rest and planning to seize power. oman i receive it was arrested may 2021 when his right air flight to the way neil was forced by authorities to land in the belgian capital

meds. he ran a telegram news channel that was widely used by protesters opposing the election of 2020 that saw alexander lucas franco claim. a 6th term in office with them. and i'm joined by our rigo bureau chief uribe shuttle uri. who exactly is war man? what a savage, and what is he accused of? while a roman product savage is almost 20 years, 20 years or 28 years old. and for the last 2 years, he has been on the investigation. 11 criminal cases were brought against him, including organizing mass protests, inciting social discourse, creating of an extremely extremist organization and conspiracy to cease power and brought a savage. you mentioned that he was the chief editor of the telegram channel next hour in 2020. so 3 years ago, next the was the bill sienna positions from main media during the protests after

the presidential elections. and that channel was late, a labeled extremist by the bill or lucien authorities. in may, 2021, brought the savage was on their ryan or brian ryan or ryan, a player plane from agrees to lithuania while flying over bill a ruse. the plane surprisingly landed in minsk allegedly because there was a bump on board. and after the lending policy, which was immediately arrested and according to him, he faced as a death penalty. but just a month after his arrest, a big interview with him was published, where he confessed his guilt. surprisingly. tell us more about that confession and why that didn't help. well, nobody knows, under what circumstances he confessed. but one can imagine that brought a savage didn't do it voluntarily on the interview was a kind of short trial because it was broadcast on the stay tv. and of course,

it was meant to scare off others. and one could clearly see that the journalist wasn't to physically in the best shape or back then perhaps he was turned on. the fact that he confessed his to paused guild was understandable too many under those circumstances. what was the resent that was had for the savage supply of the names of his colleagues and other opposition figures to the police? but apparently that didn't help much either. today he has been sentenced. you mentioned him to aid to years in prison. what does this verdict mean for other bell, russian journalists and for freedom of the press and bellows? while it publicly brought a savage denies that he is a delusion, authorities are put pressure on him. he states that he regrets what he did in 2020 and of course this real or fake confession we dont nor is a big blow for all independent journalists and bella was back of the case of for the savage isn't a single case been and it's not just about journalists,

human rights activist and nobel prize winner alice bernacki was sentenced recently to 10 years in prison. are the opposition politicians and journalists were put behind bars for many years. a lot of journalists, human rights defenders from belarus, left of the country, and most of them are now in neighboring lithuania, but there are also burleson collects he and reagan lot there who are still covering events in the country from abroad. thank you for the analysis, uri, rush it or in reger or press freedom has also taken a massive blow in russia. following the invasion of you crank, you laws there. forbid journalists from criticizing the kremlin so called special military operation. and there are very few independent media outlets left in russia as we bought the 30th anniversary of wo, press freedom day. we take a look at one of those outlets. taiga info, which operates out of soviet or soccer. oh no, go in the name of the law,

stop this action immediately. the police warning is unequivocal. the scene an anti war demonstration in 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. originally 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 is looking longer volume along that angle is unconditional support of the kremlin policies, especially the worn ukraine. critics are silenced with draconian punishments made possible by a 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 were closed down altogether. tiger dot info decided to stay and continue the web portals. now 18 year history, but it hasn't been easy. and well, one was in the when the village 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 mobile ization, the creators constantly face opposition from the authorities. recently,

they were met with a hostile reaction from state television. when tiger dot info exposed to deputy people 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's just for when the course we're all afraid, the problem norm. but either you are trapped in this fear of a split or you can overcome it and make change happen with if moses opened it, of course this change can only be achieved with small steps. meaning when you might store what we shouldn't just stay silent again, a karate me more money, more it. although the media regulator blocks tie good dot info a year ago, the website reaches its audience through vpn encryption. and they want to continue reporting on russia in russia at least 8 children have been killed after

a 14 year old boy opened fire at an elementary school in the serbian capital belgrade. the security guard is also among those confirmed dead. several others are injured, including a teacher who's believe to be in a critical condition. the shooter has been arrested and the area around the school closed off. police say they're still investigating the motive. such mass shootings are rare in serbia. eagle both which is outside the school. he's the use director of the national cable channel tv at one. what more can you tell us about what's just gone on their way you are well, it's been a terrible accident. i mean, incident and my shooting is some believable that districts camping in belgrade. we never had such a kind of let's say, attack on children from their schoolmates. the guy who was it

was born on 2009. so that means he's a 7th grade or fellow mentor, a school. it's unbelievable that he, he shot that 8 of his schoolmates and one guardian. and 6 more one didn't. plus one teacher. it's unbelievable. what's happening here. the police surrounding cold places from 8 30 in the morning. we cannot come near to the interest of the school. and there is a police members here also the emergency ambulance. also you can, you can see the parents now they're gone, but she's been here. they, they've been trying to find out what's going on with their kids because the other kids who survive, stay in the school with no information and no contact with their parents.

so they were afraid in status of complete shot. and they now, we just learned that 15 minutes ago, they get back to their parents since school is close. eagle, other, any clues as to a possible motive? no clue has lots of speculation. some of them is that that kid was angry on the teacher of history and no, no complete speculation. i mean, we can only speculate at the moment what was the bought you, but it's unbelievable that he's got a pistol and that key can come into the school. the schools got the security camera, but the pistol was in the backpack, and that's called, can't get into the school,

aren't with the. is there any truth to the reports that it was his father's gun? i had no concern yet, but probably yes, i mean it's, it's been, it could be very easily to pick up the gone wrong, trying to find that chevy and a lot of people got them gone. remember that this country was in the wards for 2 years to go and change. then there's been a lot of calls from the police and i started to bring back the do not change it to to get back to the police course guys being reduced to we don't have that kind of issue of the weapons to be so far. it doesn't sound like those government campaigns have been

successful though from what i also read hundreds of thousands of illegal weapons is still in circulation for 90. probably. yeah, that is correct. but most, most of the back actually the rural area. i mean, of course they've got kids in the base and so far, but you don't see here in the serbia the culture that the people are carrying the gun with them. so it's not, it is forbidden. you have to have a license to go on the street. and of course, i don't know the reason why people have a gun and the cards are the kinds of weapons at their home. but that's not call. all of them are thinking. so all of these campaigns

for the rest definitely should be emerge this right moment. so i suppose the thought and you will much bigger campaign or will go on a proposal for the news channel tv, and one. joining us from belgrade from that school where we've just heard least 8 children haven't been killed after a 14 year old boy opened fire at an elementary school, also a security guard dead and the teacher believe to be in a critical condition. thank you. and we'll look at some more stories making use from around the world. a major fire broke out at a fuel demo in russia. near the crimean bridge, note deaths or injuries were reported. russia. crimea have been the target of a series of attacks in recent days ahead of a plan to counter offensive by ukrainian forces for my audi boss or batch statler

says he's ready to plead guilty in the trial over the diesel emission scandal. audi and his parent company, volkswagen admitted in 2015 to having falsified emissions values in the companies. diesel cons palestinian officials say is rail and palestinian on groups have agreed a cease fire following nighttime is where the air strikes the targeted the gaza strip. rates came in response to militant rocket attacks from the 5 hours after high profile palestinian hunger strike. it died in his riley prison, turning now to sudan, where rival forces battling full control of the country continued to clash despite agreeing in principle to a week long cease fire. several previous attempts at establishing a lasting truce have also failed. hundreds of thousands of sudanese and foreign nationals and now fleet the fighting trying to

escape this makeshift center impulse you done was set up by the u. s. and you k governments many people here are hoping family members in other countries will be able to help them get out. and with the journey is often long and complicated. aren't, you know, are living in real gay. we started the process. yeah. would they you hear them. yeah. and then before the ha, our, it's nationality, we're, we, we supposed to go with the u. s. embassy, and they did a lot of efforts to be honest. i, the, the little obama has a lot of numbers of people. and now they've used them as much as they could. and finally we, we, we are now departing from what's the done so the get done. and therefore they get,

there are going to you again, tens of thousands, also escaping to sedans, neighboring countries. having recently arrived in the city of us, one in egypt, jasa hopes to be able to return home, seen them been remodeled to the number through denise, people were destined to enter this war, but i hope it will be a short war. i'm a man and that the army can restore normality. i'll feel why in this is the combination of years of long standing mistakes for o. e. that it seems that the current generation in sudan is destined to pay the price of other in your thoughts on a long body. the people of sudan currently paying a very high price. the un estimates that if the fighting continues, the humanitarian crisis could worse and, and that around $800000.00 people could be forced to flee. the country of ling sudan is a challenging and risky endeavor. earlier we spoke to a journalist,

matt now shed, choose, covering advanced from neighboring egypt. he told us more about the latest on the situation in sudan. yeah, situation hasn't improved very much. i mean, there are talks at both committee and they're hard to belligerence is or would be keen to sell 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. a large scale police operation is underway across europe, targeting the italian mafia group, the n cangator, german police of arisen dozens of suspects and rated homes across the country. the

suspects are accused of drug smuggling, money laundering and fraud. similar operations being carried out in belgium, france, italy, portugal and spain. as part of a european investigation of the mafia group, the unfun gaeta is italy's most powerful and wealthy mafia. it's suspected of controlling a bulk of cocaine flowing into europe. w's. lucy, a shows as just come from a press conference at the belgian public prosecutor's office. so what more have you found out? yeah, hey ben. say we are getting a clear idea of this gale of this operation today. so they have just said that there have been a $150.00 searches in 8 countries all over europe and an ard. so we get a clear idea of the number of suspected people that have been taken into custody. i just her got a fresh number from europa that has, that has been coordinating this in europe and said that they have been taken into

custody. a 132 people all over europe that are members of note and guitar and an odd. so the scale of the operation gets clearer, as i said, and they have been are roughly a 2 and a half 1000 police men being involved in this. how important is this operation in the fight against organized crime in europe? yeah, they're the bad and prosecutor has said that this is undoubtedly a run of the largest ever operation against the end bandito. and as i have already mentioned, the numbers and maybe to crack down again in germany, there has been a 1000 policeman and taking part in the operation today. and in italy, the prosecutor just said there has been 1500 policeman and involved. so there you are, the, you see there, this is a really a sizable operation, but about as are to interesting in this regard,

as euro poll just stated. and it was not only in the european union that they have been doing reads, but also in 3rd countries such as brazil and panama. well, so those more about the challenges that law enforcement agencies face in the fight against organized crime. i believe cross border operations like this aren't easy. i made use of the occasion of being here and ask her, did i ask von, a police officer of the federal police in belgium and ask him exactly their question. and he told me that obviously the problem is that they do run or hide their activities by then another problem is that crime does not stop at the border . and as i just mentioned, they also looked into a, panama and brazil, and therefore it's been raids. but that is exactly the problem that the prosecutors here or policeman here often face because it's very difficult to work internationally. honor weighed scale. so this is one of the problems. and then you

also mentioned new technologies such as crypt there's, it's not really caused them headaches, so are there, there are plenty of problems, but they also are stressed. they're down to working on the international cooperation and this europe, port poll investigation that we saw today, or was one of these examples. how are your pin member states get together to crack down on criminal organizations? sounds like it only gets tricky. uh, but i guess both sides do have the technology, the seo, thank you very much for bringing us that story going from c as in bravo. and small world news stories in brief for you. another train has derailed in the russian region of briana, near the border with ukraine. the regional governor said the train went off the tracks after an explosive device was detonated. it is the 2nd such incident in 2 days. when you get, as parliament has approved, one of the world's harshest anti l g p t q bills. it includes the death penalty for

some same sex acts and 20 years in jail for the so called promotion of homosexuality. the bill now goes to the president who can veto it or sign it into law. the legislation has been condemned to round the world when a man accused of killing 5 neighbors in texas was captured after a 4 day man hunt authorities of deployed hundreds of law enforcement officers to look for the 38 year old and offered an $80000.00 reward for information leading to his contract. elisa london have arrested a man outside buckingham palace on suspicion of possessing a weapon. he was taken into custody after allegedly throwing shot gun cartridges into the palace. grounds. officials say a controlled explosion was carried out as a precaution. king charles and queen camilla would not believe to be at the palace at the time. of course, that incident comes as british security forces prepared to deal with the challenges

of the king's coronation on saturday. months of planning have gone into the event which is expected to draw huge crowds in addition to heads of state from around the world. some royal fans have already staked out front row seats for the historic day . ah, in the dead of night, while the rest of london slept, rigid rehearsals take place for the coronation of king charles the 3rd burton's kings and queens have been crowned here at westminster abbey for the best part of a 1000 years and die hard. royal subjects are keen to secure the best spot to witness history being made this saturday. i drove up. this is a big historic event. i am the coronation. it's something that we as a group of never witnessed before. we've only seen it in black and worked on

television. i saw to be here. i'm in the, at the front to say to say history, history, hot linen for look where i you says it's a reason some royal devotees began setting up camp more than a week before the big event. we kept young on thursday, the 27th april and the wait while they came here because we like to build up. and there's something bigger than the coronation. and that swan hail. the coronation organizer has revealed the plans for the procession, which include a pageantry of $7000.00 troops. this is a proud moment in all national story. during the coronation, the king will swear before gold on the nation to serve our country as head of stage upholding all laws and maintaining justice for all. following tradition, the king and queen will proceed to buckingham palace after they've been crammed.

in this 260 year old gold state coach, we'd just like queen elizabeth the 2nd debt in 1953. so like it's a good thing that these fans have secured front row seats already. as millions of onlookers are expected to fail the mail on saturday, all trying to catch a glimpse of britain's newly crowned monarch. and his a reminder of the top stories way following for you this our oman, hottest. he which the fellow russian journalist who was arrested when his brian and flight was forced to landed minsk, has been sentenced to 8 years in prison. authorities accuse him of plotting on rest and planning to seize power. and at least 9 people, a dead after a shooting at an elementary school in the serbian capital belgrade police of

arrested 14 year old boy move was a student at the school. the victims include children and a security guard. several others are injured including a teacher, and we'll have more info on both those breaking news stories in our next bulletin. first. so close up takes a look at how to produce sustainable palm oil. i ben for solon. so you next out. ah ah ah

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