the, the state of the news line from berlin francis presidents struggles to respond to escalating on rest after the fatal shooting of a teenager and monumental call condemned to violence and deployed more police as millions brace for 4th night of riots. french authorities say the coming hours will be the song stuff in restoring. com, also coming up. then you,

when the votes to end it's peace keeping mission and molly leaving russian wagner mercenaries to deal with age hondas. insurgency will look at the groups involvement in molly and elsewhere in africa. and in sports with the tour to friends about to get underway, we take a closer look at an organization aiming to give young applicants a shot of becoming pro cyclists. the welcome to the program. france is deploying $45000.00 police as it braces for another night. of ryan, it's linked to the fatal shooting of a teenager. the victim identified only as not how em was shot dead by a police officer and a traffic stop. on tuesday, the officer has been charged with voluntary manslaughter. the victim, in the case was of air up to send prompting renewed questions about racial profiling in france as low income communities of the 4 stars. these are

the spartley trying to extinguish tiles across from the police. killing of paris teenage in my ear has ignited widespread rage. the fury descending into destruction. more than 800 people have been arrested. president emmanuel, i'm the chrome lift an e u summit to try and rain in the riots. he sees many of those involved a young people in blamed social media, flaring the and raced with seen on snapshot, tick tock and several other platforms. well those to organization yvonne and gatherings. and the minute king of island, new york city leads young people to the chat from reality. and to feel that some of them are living on the street. the video game who is having talks located them,

seeking more offices of being deployed to control the violence. but the united nations has voiced it's concerns about french police this is a moment for the country to seriously address the issues of racism and racial discrimination in law enforcement. we also emphasize the importance of peaceful assembly. the french government rejects the accusations that some of the regions have this. some of these is supposed to consider the close that goes on. i think this is the logical consequences to police violence. next, if it's unacceptable, what are the prima? i try and the current situation also comes from police, going to find it you as soon as can call, i could understand the anger behind all of this, but it's still shocking is there are people,

i think we need to debate all of this so that people understand what motivates them to get violence in the 1st place. i know which of us, right? love you understand why your voice. i think that has been too much bother and given what happened. well, there was no need for this kind of uh, c, q, c, a c. shops have nothing to do is we'll have a place. he's under view of what you can already have. public transport will wrap up early and public events being pulled off. as far as he's c, a, the violence will escalate over the weekend. and joining me now for more from pears is on. so if it's unfair, she's a former researcher, as amnesty international france and the author of the book, how the state attacks, our freedoms and the some very welcome back to the w. a frances deploying tens of thousands of police to curb be expected 9 time writing. and your opinion is this the right way of dealing with a protest? so that's a, that's considering interest on the balance easily. tooting damages to public

offices. you can understand why they're deploying forces to try to control the v and rest of the riots. however, i think the have to address also to did the root cause of the anger of use. uh, they came to the street because of the murder of night, but i think a little to choose um, bad memories with the police and memories of interaction that lead to violence and legal violence, mediation, racism, and the, and the government is telling a huge denial regarding the situation between the police and misuse and the suburban and is in just a just decided to uh, can the, the to come down this situation without taking a long term measures. i can bet them into a few years. it would stop again. mm hm. we heard the french president, they're blaming video games for the riots. what do you make of that? um, i think 1st of all, we do politicize look at the situation and i would rather have

a president talking about the role and the situation of the police and the how disuse can have such a mistrust is institution. uh that would sound more serious then. uh, the user video gaming toothpaste is nothing you, i mean, you should look at the homecoming protest in 2019. they were very much inspired by the video games. uh so uh, probably it's true the thought of the filter of the use with, i think it's not really relevant right now. yeah. and not the discussion that you would like to see. obviously, the french government has rejected you and accusations of racism and systemic discrimination within the police force as totally on found it. and how do you see it? that's part of the denial i was regretting the far i knew you had the same denial, but police brutality. the government doesn't even want to use this words. i mean, there are several evidence of the systemic racism in the, within the police. a few years ago young,

but samantha french ombudsman was saying that the black or a man has 20 that 20 more times a printing one times to be checked by the police, then a white person. you have also decision by the highest court of justice in france against the french, that because of the discriminatory checked the police. so it is an issue and it is very important in this, in considering the current situation to address it. but the problem is that to find a solution you have to meet there is a problem and uh, at the moment, uh uh it is quite touring. the government is the, is still refusing to him and you in as an official impair in paris. thank you. so much for your take on the un security council has voted to end is peace keeping mission and the west african state of molly. and earlier this month, the country which has been under military rules and as a crew and 2020 demanded that the u. n. withdraw its troops. the mission began and 2013 as molly was battling. and as long we can search is even government

restrictions. i've made it difficult for you and soldiers to do their job. as molly's phone to has instead relied on russia's wagner mercenary group. last year there were celebrations after french soldiers withdrew. germany is also starting to pull. it's $1000.00 troops out of molly. well, here's a closer look at the wagner groups activities in molly and elsewhere in africa. there is evidence that most and there is some of the volcanic group, upgrades in at least 4 african countries. 2 times the central african republic molly and libya may be of a mess, and i was joined to load kelly for hosta and his national army to a fighting to seize power from the un recognized governments of national accord account. some form of welcome to soldiers have linked to us and there is to be shooting of civilians and to fight as who would surrendered. talking to members also place to booby traps unmarked mines in civilian areas. the one that uses them

of committing war crimes for violence is forcing thousands to flee. it's, it is defense amidst the claims above and it is encouraging migrants to cross to europe in an attempt to the stabilize the continent. in su, done involving the soldiers have long trained is army, and advised is political leaders. this has helped advances economic interests. assume denise company links to evolved now has gained gold mining concessions and government approval for a gold processing facility. the outbreak of fights against the done presented wagner with the dye lemma. worried about blocking the wrong side, the group is training government forces while also arming rebel august f fights is in the central african republic, developing

a group has been popping up the governments of president fist on congress to adapt row against various rebel groups who control launch parts of the country united nations investigation found, but government forces i'm involved in the fight is killed dozens of civilians in the mosque in 2021 to solve new militants, the also that use of torture, kidnappings, and to mass rape. and that they use violence to control unexplored areas reaching gold, diamonds, and of the value will mean it was again wishing companies that pay to benefits from the mercenaries. involvement, solving his arrival coincides with the company, links to his phone, to being avoided. diamond and gold mining licenses molly submitted to june to has been fighting a long standing insurgency by easily mist groups. about 1005. numerous navies have been deployed to trading molly and soldiers,

and protect magenta with access to your reading, you diamond and gold mines. as likely payoffs and here to view and say is what you have committed atrocities. the criminal in used to play down is links to the activities of evolving a group in africa. now we've promised to be continued suppose have been state to must have is the deluxe. there is a freelance journalist, a researcher, he has a book on the wagner group coming out in 2024. mr. ledner, welcome to the w. the un security council has voted to end the mendoza, my peacekeeping mission. what does that mean for wagner as role in molly? thank you for having me. this is a good question at this point. i think uh 1st thing is we have to define exactly what we think wagner is. mandate is involving. and i think it's safe to say that the molly and uh, the grid jean did not believe or does not believe that wagner with about $1400.00

contractors in the country is going to be able to replace the un peacekeeping force . nor did they necessarily think that they were going to replace the french operation by con, previously. and so i think that ultimately it's more likely that the main concern is the molly and government right now, is it its own political legitimacy in the capital bunker and the protection around its own regime, which wagner can provide? yeah, let's broaden the scope of it. how much of a b stabilizing force as wagner proved to be in the countries where it has been operating because they have been accused of pushing the molly and government, for example, to push out the un peacekeepers? it's. it's a great question. i think at 1st we have to understand that mercenaries tend to be a symptom of enrollment. is there never be illness themselves. and so the private military companies,

mercenary forces are going to arrive in theaters that are tend to already be in conflict. that being said, i think it's clear that in the instance of molly uh, the wagner group is, has not been able to bring any type of stability uh to, to, to the country, to be fair as well. uh, neither has the french intervention or, or the un peacekeeping force. but i think that ultimately, that they're keeping intact a lot of the patterns that have made the conflict so difficult. in the 1st place, russia always claimed barger operated beyond its jurisdiction. but really, how involved was the kremlin and wagner operations in africa, in africa, it has, he said, very much depends on, on the countries involved. and so i think with, even with an offer that we have to differentiate libya from the central african republic. unlikely. molly, as well in libya,

there wagner support for the generals really behalf dar when he was trying to take the tripoli from the g and a government with because quite heavy equipment. we saw wagner pilots into quite jets. that's not the type of government equipment that we see in the central african republic and, and in molly, i believe a lot of the equipment is coming in from china. and so the level of support is actually quite fluid. and i think depending on what moscow's interest strategic interest in, in, in the countries are. mm hm. at the circuit law prof says that wagner is future in africa, depends solely on the countries concerned. but all governments that rely on wagner's military support have close ties to moscow as well. so what would have continued presence mean for relations with russia as well i, i'm just trying to figure out this question myself. i, i think it's, it's, it's important to note that we're still in stock early stages. and at this point that i'm honestly not sure that gift anybody goes and lives off for,

or the african governments themselves know exactly where it is going to go, or how it's going to play out. i think in some areas, potentially the central african republic. wagner has it, has other businesses that it's set up that that could be a self sustaining. mm hm. but then again, the question would come, what, what kind of support would they get for preparing equipment from the, from the russian military? where would they get that type of equipment down the line? so, so these are the questions that we're going to be looking for in the future to kind of read into the tea was how, what a time to write a book about the wagner group that was john lector, expert on the mercenaries. thank you so much for your time and thank you for having me. and let's take a look now. some other headlines from around the world results top electoral court has voted to bar former president, i are both in are from public office until 2030. the court concluded that he had

abused his power ahead of last year's elections just found that boston or had used the official government channels to boost his own campaign and spread and found a doubts about results. electronic loading system. a traveler, a shot dead to security officers. admiral dover, susie now international airport. the suspect from to g gets done, grabbed the guards gun after being denied entry into the country. another traveller was wounded in the shooting. all passengers were also evacuated from the airport in hong kong, a pro democracy radio station to shut down, blaming a dangerous political situation in the territory. citizens radio also said it's bank account had been frozen. it's just the latest pro democracy media outlet to close after raising and post a national security law. and critics, a has stifled defense shining a light on the dark side of the universe. that's the task of a new mission by the european space agency that set to launch on saturday. euclid

aims to find out more about 2 of the universe is greatest mysteries, dark energy, and dark matter. mark the euclid admission aims to investigate the most mysterious forces of our universe, dark matter and dark energy. unlocking the secrets of these invisible forces will greatly increase our understanding of space. visible matter, responsible for stars nebula and galaxies makes up less than 5 percent of the universe. the remaining 95 percent is invisible. the series that dark matter works a bit like lou, chosing stars and galaxies together. dark energy on the other hand, drives the accelerating expansion of our universe. these mysterious forces are only identifiable by their effects to gain insight into them. euclid has to investigate

as much of the universe as possible that you need to do is to look at the very large part of the and it does the mission as being optimized the indian to look at about a 35 percent of the old little sky our universe was created during the so called big bang, all the structures that astronomers see today or formed from evenly distributed gas influenced by dark matter and dark energy. euclid will operate roughly one and a half 1000000 kilometers from earth on our planet, dark side. this vantage point will grant it's telescope, a largely unobstructed look into deep space. euclid will collect data from billions of galaxies in various stages of evolution. and in the process, it will get a picture from 10000000000 years ago. that's how long light from the most distant clusters of stars takes to reach the telescope. the gather data will reveal how

exactly dark matter is distributed in space and how the proportion of dark energy has changed over time. usually that is a mission which will produce at 80 a huge amount of information, which was not the only cause monitored by the way. but with, with the galactic saw the so was of it was sort of either the sciences has thrown on a stormy signs. the euclid emission will run for around 6 years and is widely expected to transform our understanding of the universe, the exciting stuff and keeps counting is here to dig into it a little deeper. he's the editor of space roof dot com and joins us from washington, dc. good to see you again, kate. so

a telescope setting out to map invisible matter and energy. that sounds like quite a task. what will euclid be able to reveal about these mysterious parts of the universe? well, i like the german drew better due to the material. it just sounds a little more, you know mysterious than just dark matter dark energy, but your introductory piece was rather good in just showing the rather cosmic, if i can use that word of implications that this is sort of like, if you've got a cat, it gets in a bag and you hear it and you go out, you see the bag moving around. you think it's your cat, you're not sure. you can't see the cat, but you can see the bag moving around and the effect it has on things. that's where we still are with regards to dark matter or dark energy we. we obviously see the universe, we see stars and planets. we see them doing things that makes some sense. but then you're saying, why does it do this? if i can't see that? so euclid along with other telescopes, like nancy grace roman telescope,

that nasa will launch, and other observatories are all going to sort of gang up on this question over the next half a decade. why is it so important to understand dark matter and dark energy? it's good. yeah, it's sort of like we can only see a few percent of what's out there in there within us where we came from where we're going and we have an idea how things work. but there's sort of like the was, it goes to the machine. we don't see everything. we don't see all the particles that are making galaxies, do what they do. and if you want to know how things really work, you need to find out what that remaining 90 to 95 percent is this telescope, this mission, along with others, will make a big dedicated step at that issue. it's really the 1st time that we've spent this much money and time on a spacecraft to do this. yeah, be a good project manager only to saw in the report actually called a cosmic embarrassment that we still don't know what happens in 95 percent of the universe at how is euclid different um 2 previous space telescopes.

well this is the sort of thing where albert einstein, stephen hawking, and all the smart guys were all scratching your head. so this a, this is a call say again, inability of this is the big as big as the big questions that i can think of other than we're with the universe came from. and we, what were that know that answering. so we figured this one out. so yeah, but this, this is really one of those rewriting the textbook sort of things we won't know exactly how the be we written yet. but that's something that if we talk again in 4 or 5 or 6 years, we may be talking about those k kelly, editor space ref dotcom. many things always create speaking to the page of the 100 and 10th edition of cycling biggest to race the toward the front starts on the 1st of july in the about spain. but the recent death of a problem in cycles has rocked the cycling community with cyclist, you know,

man died 2 weeks ago after i speak, crashed during a mountainous stage of the tory to suisse, is a come to his injuries after falling down a ravine. a memorial ride was held in his honor. matter was just 26 years old. earlier we spoke to professional cyclist, at least under the martee. we asked him how safe he thinks top level cycling is right. cycling is one of the, the most dangerous sports that we have and um is um is true that uh, in the last uh, in the origin, fiesta is becoming more and more. uh, uh, daniel rows more of the ski. we are going um, faster than yes ago we are more uh numerals in some situation so that cycling is, is becoming every year more uh, more than just when you choose to be a cycle in your so a set the risk in boulder and of course i never quit them my job because he's

a dorothy dorski by the way. we have to increase protection on my, on my point of view, your phone situation avoiding the seat, the in the, by the secret the, and the maybe and the races that we should that use the extra, the extra cars, the in both the, in the, the race the mustang with professional cycling, the sport is still dominated by europeans, while black africans are especially poorly represented at the major events. organizations such as team africa rising, are aiming to create opportunities for young people in the continent and bridge the gap between black africans and top level cycling vivian gourmet is a black african is a unicorn in this border cycling. he's the only black african competing at this summer's, toward, across in 2022. it's a 0 to tell you, there may made history becoming the 1st black african to win

a grand tour stage. you know, every day they can use 3. so i'm really grateful and happy about the way i've heard it. almost every athlete at the major cycling events is why and hardly any of them come from africa. many obstacles exist for africans aspiring to become elite cyclists who want to test their scales with the best of europe. some have nothing to do with this board. when you button you're in the office. the 1st challenge is to get to the document into a visa and a passport to come through to the euro for the other existing obstacles. there's help the organization team africa rising, founded in 2007 is working to grow the sport of cycling on the cottage. they

provide parts, equipment and coaching. summer focused on the youth team. effort arising was to find the next been am gourmet, the team effort. the rising believes in africa, cycling potential i, i a 100 percent believe will see an african champion of the 2 or to friends. i wouldn't be doing this if i didn't think that was possible. it's a 100 percent possible, but talented is on the african continent. i. so i see it every day because i'm on the ground and there's so much potential. and the only thing well the, the only things they're lacking is you know, access to equipment, access to good training programs and coaches mechanics.

um, you know, we go in and we teach all of that africa will see its 1st major psych when event in 2025. when rolanda hoss the u. c. i rode world championships generating new excitement in african cycling. stay with us now because coming up after the short break is equal africa looking at the ways the content of deals with water scarcity will be back with more headlines at the top of the hour. i'll see you then by the

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