the, the is, it ain't nobody news lice from dry land and dozens of people drowned in a ship wrecked off the coast of greece. but right, but coast gods rescue more than a 100 others. and one of the worst incidents in the mediterranean this year. also in the program as member states for patrick instead of the european parliament's new rules governing artificial intelligence,

we looked at the benefits of the pitfalls of trying to control this technology. tens of thousands of people are evacuated from the past. besides learning, india and pakistan with confirmed tests dival, the storm even reach is not the . i'm feel welcome to the program. at least 7 to 9 people has drowned and many more . i'm missing and the ship rack, near greece, coast guards rescued more than a 100 others and brought them to the southern the port city of color match. the survivors saved the vessel left and they being port of to brook having for italy. ship sank around 80 kilometers from the greek coast is one of the worst incidents involving migrants in the mediterranean. this year, greece has declared 3 days of moaning. a

good generalist, i'm say, a kind of solve. i can tell us more welcome and vague. i'm, what's the latest you have? well, the latest, of course, is that the desktop is rising and the search and rescue operation is continuing to just tell it is now up to 79 is authorities are calling it. the dead sea is migrated. a sinking in the mediterranean or amongst, in the most recent years. and the number has crime so many initial accounts. 18 to know 79. there are fees, of course, at this number will grow. and we're hearing also initial accounts also from survivors. doctors who are treating the system survivors, saying that the be on the med predominately who are being treated to have survivors

who were on to who are on the the, the death of dis, july to, to the best so that there were at least a 100 women and children below jack in cabins that were shelters and isolated in the different areas that remain on accounted for. so these are harrowing details, of course, that we're starting to hear here as far as what actually transcribed to induce risk incidents. one of those particularly difficult details of these reports from the greek coast jobs that they offered to help the ship, but will re repeatedly refused. why would that be? i absolutely, because the, it's very simple because adam accounts more than $5600.00 of them. and they started

off from libya bound to it late. and when the tires called on the great coast guard to intervene because they had spot to buy drones. these, this incoming a vessel coming at 2 towards a, towards it late. the greeks approach sense and requested and asked whether they needed assistance. and they simply did not like it because they were so headstrong in trying to reach it's me regardless stokes. because in speaking, of course, to senior coast guard officials, they told me that when they went, that they actually saw that this ship was so overcrowded with my friends, that they couldn't actually leave it. and that they, they were within the vicinity when a couple of hours later it's signed cause of course they were within the hour and

try it, of course, and specialist rescue the that the declaration of national moaning is interesting because this comes and made a rise of anti migrant sentiment in greece. what that briefly, if you wouldn't mind, what is bring the reaction to this news as well. everyone's heart been horrified by vision that comes in the midst of a of a campaign period. and uh, you know, scheduling programming was interrupted to bring and is continues to be being interrupted to bring day to bring continuous updates. it simply highlights the continued problems. the grease continues to phase, as far as the legal migration is concerned, and definitely get greece in the eastern most frontier of the european need. and it is on the front line of immigration in flows throughout the continued to back to your along with it least bang cetera. and to what we have been hearing on the

political level is more concern and more calls towards brussels for a concert. and united effort to greece can simply go to this loan and defending europe's migration problems. so little story, so thank you so much for outlining that. so clearly for us uh, janice, that i'd say a kind of sava talking to us from office. thank so the government here in germany has presented his 1st national security strategy. john flush schultz says, warning, new crime shows. germany needs to be able to the challenges of global instability is governance as back the plan. after more than a year of deliberation and delays in the day of his target. first in centreville, in chancellor schultz and 4 of his most important ministers facing the press together and on the table, the long wait, it's very 1st national security strategy. it comes at

a time when the global security environment is especially tense, with restaurants, border on the train, and heightened to political, to rivalry between china and the us. and says title the changes. it remains the central task of the state to ensure the security of good citizens without compromise. because without security, there can be no freedom, no stability, and no prosperity. and these days that means small then safety and the conventional sense security must be defined much more broadly at a german 4 in minnesota and the bulk july. the model is a lot of charity in the 21st century means that pharmacies can reliably supply essential medicine. security means that we can chat with our friends online without being spied on by china and without being manipulated by russian bots. when we scroll through social networks, sufficient. hi, begin the clarity. also sorry for each of us every morning when we take a shower. mrs. out with clean, hot water, knowing that its quality has been check,

lights, dusting, funny teeth. it might be the push to that. but there's also a commitment to security and the more traditional offense. one very concrete example, the insurance that germany is striving to meet nato's 2 percent defense spending target. besides the spiteful segments 2 percent as a long term goal, is it an attorney link by 2 other decisions we have made an asset to the fine and send defense ministers of them is that the german military can rely on this for the planning of the document also takes up the issue of china. the strategy paper refers to it as a competitor and says, tammy griver. at the same time, it acknowledges the asian superpower remains a pop. now, without whom many global challenges and crises can not be resolved by didn't scar, we clearly see the world completely differently when it comes to the rule of law, human rights and democracy conflict on. but when we think of the finding the climate crisis,

which is the greatest security threat in terms of sustainability that we must define security in terms of our livelihoods that we definitely have common ground with china. after decades and which external threats seemed far away in germany profit from a globalized economy, that has been a rude awakening. the countries for security strategy is a step towards addressing the realities of a new era. as look at this with a johan nevada full who is a member of a gentleman problem and for the opposition christian democrats and specializes in foreign policy. welcome to dw, the germany need and cold encompassing national security strategy. as the old dad's really needed that as a necessity to have such a strategy, i work on that's a government realizes that and that has presented the very good. and that is also threats. germany in europe is facing what we are missing

a really measures which are necessary which germany so to so take for example, the 2 percent go should have been reached in the next. yeah. and germany is far away. we are at the 1.4 percent. so there was a lots in chrome creech to do for this government. and as far as now i don't see a really a concrete strength and will to reach not only the 2 percent go, but also to take really concrete measures in order to enable germany and europe to defend themselves against sweats from russia and from other places. sorts of was in concrete terms. and what else do you think is missing? germany need uh to take this structural reforms. uh, 1st uh,

in the government itself. uh the government is, uh, has the still a department thinking it from industry is very much concentrating uh on uh the political uh, ideas these items have do have and they do not cooperate with other ministry. so i'm oh, do you enjoy your aging? i if, if you like a join up thinking and of cause of the structural change is needed. not the same uh, national security council like the united states do have because they have a little bit different. the system with the president is being combined in chief, but i think i think a place where, where we, where we look forward to threats who are coming nearer to europe, into germany in the address where we last tried to. so forgive me fab, please for faster. i think i, i just wonder if we catch it. another couple of, of things that we've got the gist of what you were saying that i thank you for it.

i'm just a quick. what about china? does this national security strategy strike the like balance between partnership with and protection from china? or i only read it very few sentences on sign up. that's really not enough. the government to today has had that, that we will see a, a concrete, the started duty for a lot of china polity policies. uh, in the near future. i don't know when it will, this is also needed and germany has up. absolutely, to make clear where we are, there's no extra distance between washington and beaching. we are absolutely the closest poplar to the united states. we are belonging to europe belonging to the west. that's where we are and of costs. we have to be able to work together with china with china once too. but at this time, we see more rivalry,

more competition with china. and we have to show that we have the ability to build up was audience together of calls with our friends in our partnerships. okay, that's very clear. thank you so much for outlining that i'm about to force your hon . i've bought a full member of the general problem with the opposition. christine democrats. thank you. my pleasure. good evening. we'll take a look at some of the doors making headlines around the world and stuff in russia. but the lower house of parliament they state duma has unanimously passed the 1st reading of a bill banning gen to transitioning surgery unless it's to treat congenital abnormalities in children. the bill would also have banned state agencies from changing a person's gender and their personal documents without using sub you say they have captured 3 fully on the cost of a police officers inside. so if you have a mutual border costs of how it fits at the man had been detained 300 meters inside

costs of the entire tree and has demanded that release the rest of the fuel for the tensions in northern cost of it, which is the same thing you'd violence over recent weeks or at least held the states utilized the former prime minister, silvio berlusconi who died on monday, aged $86.00 thousands of mourners gathered for the samsung milan cathedral. the media mogul on football entrepreneur was instantly set longest. 7 post will premiere only office in 3 different administrations police and stock on 50 times to climate activists are smeared red paint and glue that comes to the protective glass of a bad painting by monday. to right is that sweetness national museum and checking the painting for damage. nato defense ministers meeting brussels. this week to discuss nuclear determines and stuff, the timing, munition games counter offensive in the war. and ukraine would also come under the spotlight. ukraine says it's forces that are advancing and the reasons are on best

. most of the nets and separation, the defense ministries, as ukraine, has regained several 100 meters of territory and some areas. but nature secretary general against dalton barracks as it's not get clear whether you cry is making significant progress. we made us ukraine is conduct thing, a major concert offensive. it is still early days on a we do not know if this will be a toilet turning point of the war. but we see that the premiums are making advances, liberating more land. we know that. so the more gains ukraine makes, the stronger the hand will be at the negotiating table with petra polish and co was ukraine's president from 2014 to $20.00. 19. he told that d w and he gave

d w. his thoughts about the counter offensive. i want to confirm the rest of the friend of mine and all sorts of me to yeah, and sold them about that. these is the concert types of a brace and these began. but now it is uh, we have a real fast results. 7 villages on the border of that, then you have to terms of what he used to read to me about for these already raised by this is the recording of sermons by 5. we a depth stage. we should know where is the russian? our defense was ross and ready to for a full fast or some and way it's the most perspective plays for to we are in the sense of the last month last the days last night. i have a muse files of tech just a little bit more than one to allow me to for my house. and this is up to see how

the lights lea. uh these my member of my political party member of parliament, density on stuff house was near the attack of the rush themselves. yeah. this that situation definitely. we need to have a to town to the fans, to apo each one in the east themselves. so if you play and 2nd in the buildings where we have a in july, been made so, so i'm going to just send that to one of the key components of the our success, big city. so the invitation of may, so for you, but or you and your lawmakers have agreed to changes in draft rules governing author official intelligence. the i'm is the set of global standard for technology used in everything from factories to self driving costs and chat, thoughts. you'll be important will not have to stretch out the details with member states. most agree that rules are essential, but this division of

a how strict they need to be. whenever computers through jobs that previously required human intelligence, we speak of artificial intelligence. i crops up and many phones from the algorithms that decide what we see on social media to programs we use to generate text or images or software that helps doctors to spot cancer and x rays. but it can also be used to supercharge this information online, or enables surveillance on an unprecedented level. so many countries are looking to regulate artificial intelligence. europe is leading the way. there are fundamentally 2 sides to the debate. many i develop is, are concerned about having too much regulation. we need to make sure that we don't override your life right now because that will hinder innovation. it's awesome is was that helps found the german, hey i association which represents some 400 companies is never good about the same

algorithm can be used to this type of offer as well as do cancer detection. so it's all about what does the use case? the eyes use for and who is using a lot of the innovation comes from small startups. and so the more regulation we put, the less the innovation of and see from the small companies. but while the opportunities of a i a vast. so with the risks, and that's the other side of the debate. digital rights advocates want to top rules to mitigate the risks, the artificial intelligence, machine learning and all these. let's a complex complex algorithms and data sets. are jeff placate the biases? that's the humans have a systems used in recruitment, for example, have been shown to be biased against women. facial recognition technology has been proven to be less accurate for people of color with people being arrested for crimes. they never committed, and algorithms used by public authorities have wrongly accused thousands of

families of welfare fraud. so, you know, make, is a thinking to balance both sides of the argument. their answer regulate a i systems according to their level of risk when the risk so limited, like when a high is used to filter the emails for spam, only a few rules apply, but for potentially life changing applications, like deciding which students qualify for higher education, the rules will be strict to some applications will be banned completely. the aim is to reap the benefits of a i while limiting its risks. we get both of our corresponding rosie po, chopped in strasburg, welcomed rosie. so tell us more about today's about as well. i've been speaking to lawmakers here in strasburg, and the words they are using is historic. they describe this legislation as 1st of its kind, i know, talks toward finalizing, not with the new member states can get underway. and under these plans,

amy peas and the european union as a whole wants to categorize uses of a according to their perceived level of risk and to regulate them accordingly. so under those plans, some uses would be bound totally. for example, when it comes to social scoring, but there would also be some other levels of regulation. so more strict rules for areas which are considered higher risk. so for example, in recruitment assisting through job applications or when it comes to medical devices or border control, some other uses which are considered very low risk, for example enabled video games. well there that would be really, they would basically be on top. so lots for low makers to, to over here, but just really a 1st step next step toward this what is being described as landmark legislation. and what have been the sticking point as will sticking points expected still in the area of surveillance now under the plans adopted by e u. lawmakers by members of the european parliament, there would be a complete,

a probation on the use of, on the use of a, in certain, in certain conditions. and that's something which is likely to be a 15 point with the width of the you countries because it's particular with the case of law enforcement. you lawmakers do not want to see any use of real time biometric recognition. so that's basically facial recognition in public spaces and not something right. scripts of also warned against in cases of, for example amplifying, but they would call racial bias a law enforcement. however, when it comes to u member states on the negotiations, which are likely to unfold their probably a member of state. so going to try and car vite, some more exceptions for law enforcement when it comes to, for example, counter terrorism. so still some arguments to be had before these laws can finally kick in. yeah, that brings me to my next point because this is not the end of the road for this legislation. so how long before these rolls unlikely to actually become

a little as well? still, the laws that are know under debate were actually drafted back in 2021 and you often hear from you will make or ceiling. they are quite small, but they were ahead of the game on that point because no, of course we're having what seems like a race to regulate, but the fact that we're drafted in 2021, no means that some of them see them as almost out of date because that was well before the slightest boom in generated a i, which we've seen with the likes of chat g p t. and therefore, these laws are not seen as something that needs to be put into place even more quickly under the predictive, the expected legislative cycle. these would not kicking for another couple of years . still the one longer occur. i spoke to said he will try to get that sped up. but in the meantime, your opinion is pursuing racing. chasing really a couple of stop gap measure is and those include a voluntary, a code of conduct for january survey. i. so inviting companies to agree to a certain standards and also a voluntary

a pat. so that's inviting some companies to already off to, to, to agree with these rules before they're actually fully in place. you has also asked online platforms to clearly label which content is generated by a guy so made by a machine not by human. i'm not, fil, is with a view to trying to crack starting on this information because we're just one year right from european alexis for this very high speed, repeating parliament and song who i've spoke to here, a very concerned by the impact. a qu tough when it comes to the spread of this information on this one, and he put it to me, the health of european democracy. and i think that rosie, i think w, correspond to rosie bush on instruct me a tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from low line areas of india and pakistan. but they're in the past of an incoming psych loan, at least 5 people, including 3 children were killed before the storm. even reach land cycle is expected to make line full. and the next day going by official predictions. these

waters will only get rougher as the coastal parts of india and pockets. don brace for impact. are there warning of the evidence or arrival of the psych clone named the par joy, the bengali award for disaster. to prevent the worst, officials try to persuade people in low line areas along the coast to move to safety. i'll be on monday. i present as a team from the national disaster rescue falls, posted to the event that somebody helping locals evacuate with the assistance of the district administration. we are also making the public aware of decide cloud on what to do when the situation arrives towards the account. i mean, i've spoken to get like some of those evacuated impacts done or put up in shelters like in this school building safe, but far from pleasant for these displaced families. i'm, i'm the mom. we are in

a bad state. we don't have enough food or medicine for sick children to government transported us here, but the conditions are not good. fishermen have been asked to secure their boats and stay short for their own safety. although for many that also means they'll have no income. everything has been all due to close. a lot of that goes so we have no way to walk or they don't wanna live. they can't do anything good. we tons of money as long she has something called box because we on a daily wage. what i'll do is i will, i'm going to feed my children the sound of the motor for monday media or a logical experts predict high speeds as the storm hits. but the public will be hoping cycling be for joy, does not live up to its name. is reminded that top story at this hour,

at least $79.00 people have drowned and many more. i'm missing the shipwrecked and the agrees coast guards rescued more than a 100 so we have next in the on the w conflicts of sarah kelly's. the guest is the deputy prime minister issue trans deputy prime minister for integration. i'll be back of a some of the a good day the

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