bang and dining offers, and certainly alice services be our guest at frankfurt and bought cd managed by from bought the . this is b w new slide from ballot. the un calls at the worst migrant tragedy in recent memory. relatives and friends arrive in greece to find out if their loved ones survived, the sinking of an overloaded boats as many as 500 people fit. also

coming off ukraine says russell stripes thief with miss solves as several of african leaders arrive in the capital on a piece which the i'm gonna have off is welcome to the program. the great co, scott says it will end an operation to find survivors of wednesdays, both tragedy later today, between 40750 people are fair to have been on the vessel when it capsized and went down. 78 people have not been confirmed that another 100 and for all of those men and boys were rescued and the have been taken to accompany all of athens. old women and children were reportedly below deck. authority say there was no hope of finding any one else alive. greece has been criticized over it's humbling of this emergency

to natalie. i'm the oss due to assemble into as human rights watch, the associate director in europe and central asia would see thoughts about the greek coast goss response. well yes, they actually absolutely could and should have done more. of course, there are many, many outstanding questions about what happened and that's why we need to have a full, incredible investigation. but i can already say that arguing that they were justified in not providing assistance because the passengers on the boat didn't want it is unjustified. it's not a legal argument. the boat was clearly in distress, is clearly and see where the an overcrowded and the have that it coast guard, and indeed any, any best or in the area had the paramount obligation to provide assistance. and do you have any reason to doubt what the greek co scott is saying?

it's very early to tell um, as i said, what we need to see is a full incredible investigation. i will say, however, that there have been several instances in which we and others have documented misconduct by the headline at coast guards, including participating in push backs uh boats and individuals in the gmc. so there is, there are precedents to raise some very serious questions about their action. now a moment ago we had some a break for the tuition, the form a t m, of race. let's just see press that legal migration roads on needed. is that the viable solution as well? of course we and many, many others have been calling for years for creation and some of the state legal

channels for asylum seekers and immigrants to reach the countries of the e. u without having to risk their lives on these incredibly dangerous journeys. what instead we see is the e, you focusing on the ceiling, it's borders on pursuing, to turn the deterrence measures that only make these journeys more expensive and more dangerous. and we've, we've also seen you advocate almost entirely it's responsibilities for a search and rescue. let's see, and do you think that enough is being done to fight the traffic is well, i think that it is actually something of a shameful to version of you politicians and decision makers to focus on the role of a smugglers and track. of course, obviously there are extremely unscrupulous smugglers and traffickers are submitting

very serious crimes. but people turn to smuggler, it's because they have no other options. and the increased availability of safe and legal channels would certainly help to minimize the number of people who have to turn to smugglers and put their lives and livelihoods in, in those, in those hands. the broader of responsibility i would argue lies on e. u. member states and the institution that are failing to adopt rational and to me rights respecting, migration and asylum policy. now, greece and actually i'm on the my main passage ways into the you full of migrants from africa, asia, in the middle east. what legal migration routes that we discuss, the idea of what, what they look like as well there. all sorts of options. i mean one, uh, very obvious. one is uh, a increased re settlement of recognize refugees. there are millions of refugees

around the world uh, identified and recognized by uh, also by the you and hcr. there's a whole system in place for resettling people from the countries where they 1st fled and recognizes refugee to other countries where they can really be built that their, their lives in the eu has a very poor record in the number of people had at least settled every year, another other options include ensuring there's a greater ability to apply for asylum once, while you're still outside of the country it's of the use. so for example, to cancel it and, and the seas as well as a whole range of measures to increase the ability of, of people who are coming not for international protection reasons, not because they are fleeing or persecution, but because they have skills that they want to work they want to study,

they want to participate in the arts. so a whole range of, of measures that could increase the chances of people being able to get a visa and, and travel safely. judith sons with that with the human rights watch. thank you very much. thank you. a dual credit. it says it has down's 12 for us and miss also including 6 hypersonic controls of the capital key. the light is striking. the several african leaders arrived in the city on a piece mission. the delegation includes south african president obama post them, as well as lead us from senegal. zombie of the camaros and egypt stay, we expect to hold talks with you printing and president for the minute the landscape before traveling onto saint petersburg to meet with vladimir putin on saturday. and i also w correspondent, nick connelly and key florence ukraine and officials are saying about this latest

strike. well, certainly this was a very loud warning here in care of lots of antique a missile systems. the to be heard of people were just going about that day, and then there was a, an error, a warning, and within a few minutes, those bangs got going sense that these were very foss, minimalistic themselves, that are harder to shoot down van cruise missiles for now they're talking about 12 themselves in total, that was shut down, but they came in. this does come with some surprise in the past when prominent foreigners does have come to cape, especially ones with good ties to russia. as the case with the african delegation, the russians have chose not to attack cube. that was the case when the chinese representative was here a couple of weeks ago. and this time very different. i think there's a real hope here in cuba that this will bring home to ality of this will, will move maybe some of these leads away from that position of noon to try to say stopped employing this conflict. get them to realize that this is a world is a sense that you're seeing these things experiencing it on your own. is

a very different proposition to reading the news about ukraine for false. that's definitely the hope here that they can also get these asking me just to sign up to ukraine's efforts to get negotiations. guy rather than trying to kind of jot some kind of course of strict neutrality between rushing your brain. and you mentioned the african leaders of the visiting a team today. how does this meeting this mission today differ from previous encounters with representatives from following the governments? for example, most recently from china or indonesia, it's actually difficult to say what it is that brings the table in terms of a solution, a way to get to the negotiating table right now, both ukraine and russia. sticking to that, to mom's ukraine's no moods to make big territorial concessions. the russians to freeze the conflict, as you know, the russians of what we want them to. and the has been talk of and didn't vote as a got some information about some draft proposals that the african delegation is suggesting. some kind of russian withdrawal, not clear if that's full withdrawal,

which is possible withdrawal as a prerequisite for maybe having some set. this is a rush listed as a kind of confidence building measures towards starting towards, but it is very difficult to see what it is they can achieve. and certainly there are lots of other societies just to this destruction and tactic, you know, something for coming in for a lot of prison fritz links to russia. and maybe this is just about the piano for me, commonly that reporting from t. thank you. me. that's i hope not, some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. the cycling site loan be part, joy has hate parts of india and parts of stones intends winds and heavy rain hit. lastly, deserts at coastal towns with roofs bone of houses, trees and electrical poles. while approaches in india is west and state of good. you're right. almost 200000 people. what types of the shelters head of the stone fold fonts is, has been released from hospital in rome, after a hernia operation. the 86 year old had surgery 9 days ago. the vast can cancelled

old paypal audiences until sunday to give to pope some time to recover. at least 3 people have been killed and dozens inches. dr. tornado with food, northern texas twisted, damaged or destroyed at least 30 homes in the town of harrington. any $50000.00 people were left without electricity in texas and in neighboring oklahoma the general counsel of sure it's has visited an ad base, taking part in a huge ongoing and they to exercise. sholtes hes been at the jago abbeys in northern germany token to pilots. and inspect to the ac off being used in the move is at defense of 23. is the largest at defense. drill in the blocks history with 10000 people and 250 aircraft involved. and for us ad jagow add bass in northern germany. there is dw correspondent,

benjamin of ours. a group of benjamin johnson visits ad defend uh, in yaga. we just saw him climbing into the car bit. there was fine to judge what else was on his agenda today. that's right he. he went into this plan to 05 to type who belonging to the german apples and what the people are saying that this the 1st time that actually a german chancellor made. there's an a pilot that was interviewed. he has said that he sees it as a part of an appreciation by the political cause and of course by the german child . so. so besides mended this new era, the announce is actually happening with these huge exercises that you describe 10000 soldiers, 250 across 25 nations. taking part is the many. it's why it's already a big sum. tornado some, a 10 starting here, landing here as well. and was also interesting. he spoke to a team and belonging to the finish of holes in finland. the newest member of nato

also deployed for an f 18 warners. and one of them is also on display here. to show the sign of unity that was also the chief of the german apples and the director of the national guard to you when and the chancellor will a photo already left. a jago also get they said thanks to the soldiers that are involved in this exercise. now add defendant, 23 is the largest air force move and nato's history is been on the way since monday . now, how's it going when you talk to the people here that have been following this and also have been following the deployment of the forces business. the biggest ad deployment exercise with 100 across the loan from the us who came over for us to bone stuff to high nova. and then some of them was sent to jago here, where they have the slides over the baltic sea. they have daily slides over a to is tonya as well. it was a has been saying,

is that the fee is that some have that this might have major implications for civil aviation here in germany that has not been the case. we've heard from some delays but not a flight consolation, so they are happy by the way, business being organized, and by the ideal strength that they showing that in case of any attack, the alliance would be capable of deploying forces pretty quickly. and also by defending and they to ask space benjamin a virus group of that reporting from jago that i sent to you very much benjamin and some of the tragic news of the world of sports and cycling west with ry the geno made up has died. a day after folding down a ravine during the 2, this was a 26 year old crashed on a false down hill stretch on this day and was listed to hospital. the accident happened on the 5th stage office with rice, which then enter the amounts and us to read and that's it,

from me of the new scene for now, here's a reminder of our top story. the greeks coast guard says 9 survivors of one of the mediterranean was shipped as honest as have been arrested on suspicion of people smuggling, at least 78 people drowned. when this fishing boat carrying migrants capsized off the coast of greece funds is still missing. that's it. for me now, i've next is adult film you rocks last. you don't got office for me on the team. thanks for watching the prophets hearing. instead of responsive the global business of s best us this is knowledge of people that are in don't deserve to be treated with any.