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the courageous effort against corruption and political crimes. in our series, guardians of truth watching on youtube dw documentary, the business, the news live from the lead dustin's into the in clashes between essex. so it's a nice or late peace keeping forces in cost of all the unrest slaves i've been using effective
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cost of the neighboring. so it'd be accusing childbirth starting tensions full. so coming up wild fires, 4000 to leave a high volume. so in eastern canada, authorities say heavy rain is needed to put out some places will have moved softly from a fire search ship and outrages you can just president signs one of the world's cautious antique guides. those punishments can mean the death penalty the jared raid. welcome to the side, 2 thousands of people who've been injured in clashes between s mix ups and police and 9. so peace keepers in northern cost of a subs make up the majority in the region. and they want recently elected albanian me is to be removed. night obviously is around $25.00 phase keepers warehousing unprovoked attacks on risk breakout in several towns including switch on kosovo and
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its neighbors. so it'd be accused each other or providing the licensed in a long line of disputes. a needle peacekeepers uncomfortable police pulled injured officers to safety as protest spun out of control. as mixer demonstrators earlier refused to move for cost of our police vehicles. witnesses, se peacekeepers use tear gas and stun grenades to clear the protesters who responded by throwing rocks bottles and even explosives. the cars were also set a light, as demonstrators demanded the removal of ethnic albanian majors who were elected by just 3 and a half percent of voters. kosovo accuse a survey of influencing ethics serves to destabilize the country.
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serve as president, claims coast of those prime minister for the interest is who is i'd see already been a quote to you. this was designed by alvin quote to you really quick. so because of his desire to start to conflict between the subs and nato on queen and get an increase of the semester so that they could wash his hands of the whole thing, the better feel at those google care. and it goes with us. and even when he was a string of incidents going back, here's his strange relations between the 2 neighbors. he, you and us officials have criticized coats of those leaders for running the controversial elections with both of those funny talking about the situation right now the north and are scared of the process of violence. serbia has now put its military on high alert, fueling fears of further instability in europe as well. the conflict between
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a sneak serbs and the cost of the bet alabamians goes back a long way. slowly on, be bought from the university of colorado, in austria, told us why, attentions busiest. well, i mean, the colorado reason overall is of course that serbia still does not recognize costa was independence and has a strong control over the serve community in the north of comfortable through its political party and power structures. now the particular trigger now is that the serbs walked out of comfortable institutions at the end of last year over a name plate disputes. and they haven't returned. no it response cost of organized elections, but they were boy called by moses serves. so the mayor is elected in the northern municipalities, are albanians, and don't represent the local community. so many serbs are understandably kind of alienated by those mayors. but of course, the other side has been from belgrade side that this boy called has been instigated
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against in these elections. and so there's really no credible authority. and those municipalities at the moment. and when priest, you know, when the best, when they look forward to some possible tribes to install those mayors received as violence which to some degree seems to be locally grown. and to some degree it seems to be also provoked and encouraged by bell. great. i'm sorry. i'm deep out there. will ukraine say is it's a defenses. if salt down more than 20 drawing says russia launched a 3rd wife of a tax on keith. russian forces early a fight of banners with miss alden and on usual daytime. a ride on the ukrainian capital people in keep rush for cover as the sky is above fill with smoke trails and glass clouds. many made their way to the main metro station to wait out the aerial assault, either 2 or 3 explosions, place the bathrooms, and then i heard 5 or 7 more. that's when i read that something terrible was
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happening again when i read some telegram channels, when i thought it'd be better to go down to the subway of rule, this was russia's 16th attack on the capital this month. that surprised daytime assault came hours after an overnight brush on the city and across the country. ukraine's military says it shot down. all the missiles fired at keith western allies have provided ukraine with advanced air defense systems and recent months, improving its ability to send off bombardments by the kremlin. there were reports of injuries and damage in some central districts of cubes. much of it caused by flaming debris from the intercepted missiles like this fragment that fell on a busy highway in keys. the wreckage shut down the intersection for several hours and damage to traffic light. after determining it was safe to remove police
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collected the fragment, so it could be examined by experts the fragments of different depending on how they were shot down. it's impossible to say anything else right now, only after we examined it properly. russia has intensified its attacks in recent weeks, as ukraine prepares to launch a counter offensive to canada is eastern province of nova scotia. now with thousands of people have been told to leave a 100 because of wild fires. the flames of already destroyed thousands of houses. hundreds of 55 is a trying to extinguish the plaza is near the city of halifax. officials say significant rainfall is needed to bring the y 5 under control. the non useful cost for this week. and already just use several canadian provinces, hip pain, heat by wild fires. kelsey carp good beads is a fire research here from the university of british columbia. i asked her whether
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this was unusual so yeah, thank you so much for helping me. and that's a great question. i think one of the things to understand is that welfare is that actually always been a part of the ecosystem that they are very natural and have existed for a long period of time. what is becoming more extreme is the interaction that it's having with unities and what the things that we've are you. so you're saying the wildfires are a typical part of, of a canada a box. but the effects on communities is becoming most of the it is this the face of these, these really more severe fires? can they be connected to climate change in any way? yeah, that's a great question. it's really difficult to pinpoint with any one wildfire. it's exact relationship to climate change, but we do know that climate change is making wildfire impacts worse. for some
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reason, one of them is that it's making a wildfire season actually longer. as you mentioned, it's pretty early in the season if we may as well this might not be that unique and somewhere like alberta, it certainly is in 1st of british columbia. and in nova scotia, how miles highers is of this magnitude, i guess. and this also means that the wildfire stephen is the leader. so it goes into september or october. and so in addition to the longer higher seasons, we're also seeing more it streams higher, easier. and it's extreme. her behavior is really challenging because it basically means that unsafe, put firefighters on the front lines fighting these errors, and we're seeing without more extreme, her behavior about issues. i mentioned, that's a really interesting time. you've just mentioned extreme 5 behavior. can anything be done? conversion has to be taken to meet the guys or, or prevent this in the future or yeah, so the, the thing that we really have to think about is mitigating the impacts of wildfire
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on those things that we value. and one of the efforts that we're doing that is all right. so this is really about thinking, starting at individual homes and properties, all the way out to communities and then further out into the landscape. how do we make these things more resistance or more resilience wildfire? we know wildfires are going to keep. so are these fires? smart principals are around keeping our communities safer were actual and expiration. and these communities that are maybe one road in and one road out. you really on the safe, green wildfire season, kelsey cups cub, it's from the university of british columbia. thank you so much for your insights. thanks for having me. and there are some of the stories by following for you. elizabeth holland was found of the blog testing start up here in north is beginning her 11 year prison sentence for fraud. the us court ruled done homes once dumped
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the youngest self made women been getting a bill to 14 by misleading invest is about who accompanies technology. venezuelan president nicholas madura and brazil is louisa. nashville. the silver have last outage us sanctions on caracas. they do ro is hoping original, somebody will press for their removal. the jury has been visiting brazil lens relations between the 2 left wing leaders improves of the north korea has consumed it plans to launch its 1st military spice satellite next month. young young says he needs to monitor the activities of the us and its allies. japan is put it as a defensive on the lead and says it'll shoot down any incoming project. and sedans, warring military sections, have agreed to extend to french all ceasefire for 5 more days. both sides are frequently finalized. at the current truce, hundreds of civilians have been killed since fighting broke out broke out in april,
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we've nearly 1400000 people forced to flee their homes. both uganda is president, january most tiffany has signed one of the world's harshest anti gay laws. punishment for breaking as can mean long imprisonment or even the death penalty http take you rights. activists and wisdom nations including the u. s. and u. k. have condemned the legislation signed by the head of state. uganda has now passed one of the world's toughest antique gay laws. and what is the punishment? the maximum punishment is this. so when you commute a video to homeless, excited that says you shall be liable to stuff like this. the act defines aggravated homosexuality. of same sex relations involving you try to be positive people, miners and other vulnerable groups. transmitting a terminal illness like h,
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i v through gay sex, even with consent is an offense punishable by up to 14 years in prison. and to a sentiment has been on the rise in new condo for homeless actuality has long been of legal under colonial era law. local activists and human rights lawyers oppose the war, sing it was passed without consultation with the l. g, b to community and is unconstitutional. that bill by cobra is what you call essential. same 6 activity that month. i doubt it goes, i get it's deeper because of that post you should be putting buyers. that might be quite a g. i know this commission, the u. n. criticize is the law is draconian and discriminatory us. president joe biden has called him, you've gone to, to repeal the measure, describing it as a tragic violation of universal human rights. the law doesn't just punish those engaging and same sex relations. it also makes witnesses gay, weddings,
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as well as property owners, knowingly leasing to get couples liable for punishment. many fear it's a state sponsored tool to systematically to humanize. you've gone, doesn't have to be the community and further isolate them. or is there a mind to know that top story? thousands of people have been injured in clashes between nice thanks to it's and police and nice, so please keep busy northern, comfortable. so it's my comp, the majority in the region 9 was recently elected albanian me is to be removed and wild signs of full of thousands of people to leave the hines in eastern canada. the place is a threatening the city of halifax. authorities say having ryan is needed to put them out, but non is full cost this week. to get you can always get the w news on the guy. just download our app from google play or from the app store.
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