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our west africa, the correspondence suspected ukrainian drone attacks moscow. russia says 2 buildings were damaged in the overnight strike, but no one was injured. is the latest and a series of thrown attacks from the russian capital, which the kremlin claims on keys and columbia, as linda chi said, oh, put a dent in germany's run for a world cup title in a match that went down to the final seconds. the next spicer welcome to the program to protesters in these air have attacked the french embassy as west african leaders meet to discuss sanctions on the country. this comes after a military coup. the earlier this week ousted the democratically elected president . thousands of protesters have gathered outside the national assembly and the, at the embassy of the former colonial power france. european union has suspended

financial aid and security cooperation with new share after cou leader and general abdur rahman, and to jani, declared himself president this week. the regional group echo us has convened an emergency meeting, dw is that leg goes correspondent, lisa took what was told me more about what we can expect from it. well, that meeting is ongoing, as we speak. it was called by the echo as that share my new vendor for my president of the table of nigeria. so it's the 1st one called immediately after the after myself, the crew. we started on wednesday in the day with the allison up president visiting many would accept perhaps some sanction some soft token from bullets. and the question i ran on also from the 15 member block buddy for echo, as i'm majorly uh, you know, a declaration of a non supports for the military coup or the coordinator who's in charge right now in new jersey. so that's what expected. but perhaps in the next couple of the

statements on echo us, because this is the 1st extra ordinary, somebody to have complete enough to block the members since that group started on wednesday. and the new self employed leaders are these, there are no doubt watching this meeting or are they saying anything about it? i guess the, the, the uh, yeah. yesterday we so and announcements, uh, from uh, corner lock jermanti gianni to mind in the middle to data, who is now in charge of following the crew. uh, call in uh, you know, on the citizens of new jersey to be watchful. uh, also declaring that that issue. uh they, what, perhaps expected the price of, uh, it quoted monitoring and i've been through an immunization dimension from echo, as a policy suspecting something to move. but it's easy to move from echo, as i know, also called again on citizens to go out on protests today sunday against any move from echo. so any for anybody. so we, so it's one elements as a form to jani, according to jani festival, saying that my grandmother, to intervention from echo, as i clicked on the events. so we really protest today, sunday, against any move from echo. so that's the reactions following the quote for the

meeting today. and i believe that by echo us. and what does this all mean for the security partners of media, or perhaps we should now say, former security partners, france in united states, who have log, how to present their demonstrations outside the french embassy understand earlier today with the russian flags even being waived around is a changing due political situation? is it not? yes, that they protest we have been saying today in front of the problem and then also, embassies as being as a result of the coal yesterday, upon debility data for people to come out. if you support a bit to put this against echo as so is a bit of a lead into was perhaps a russian sentiment that we have seen in places like molly and bulky, not frustrated. don't forget their us bronze v a u d e level condemned this to uh, by the ministry in new j as so. and that's why they've called for this protest in support of god. when i some put some sort of home support in favor of submitted 3,

so we'll get to see more. it doesn't mean that the us basically the pro western allies do not have a pop out again us and the j. okay dw, so lisa shakuma in lycos reporting thanks so much i in russia's defense ministry, says it has for it is under attack on moscow by 3 ukrainian drones. no one was injured in the attack which damaged an office building. several kilometers from the kremlin chief. has not commented on the incident, but after a recent similar attack, ukrainian authorities warrant of future tax. russian officials say the damage to the small sco office block was close by 2 drawings. the weapons crashed into the building, shattering bulls and glass after being electronically jammed up with my friends. and i rented an apartment to come here and unwind. and at some point we heard an explosion and it was like a wave. everyone jumped and then there was a lot of smoke and you couldn't see anything from above. you could see file

through drawn with shot down on the outskirts of the city with an international airport force to temporarily close. after a similar drawing strike earlier in the week, keep one, they would be more to come, that ukrainian officials have yet to comment on the latest incident. attacks on most going make its war and ukraine more visible from many russians. but the same thing, voices being quickly silenced. the prim lynn has ramped up. it's cracked down on any criticism with president pollution warning. there are, quote, certain rules to follow, to on us defeats of the year 2023 unexcused and russia is engaged in the conflict with a neighbor. you don't wish to, and i think i should have it should be a certain attitude towards people who harm us inside the country. and go from

the attack on moscow chain just the heat of rushes, elijah vince to mac. it's navy de, a strong military showing, seemingly undetected by attacks on its homes. soil uses the cause of color. we asked military analysts, frank language, what he made of ukraine, silas on these attacks in russia is quite normal. it's very rare that ukraine knowledge is a tax on russian soil. in fact, i don't think there's been a single occasion study and not few with the last few weeks. deniability for them is a strength, raises the remote, but conceivable possibility that these are false fuck attacks by russia. i don't think anybody buys that now. but tell me what is significant. so equally significant about this is a fact that these started attacks are happening and getting to the top good tool. russia before this was considered to have probably the best defense system in the

world. it was its main strength and that would be considered still to be to be very strong. but the fact that you train, if it is ukraine, con, uh no, it does happen. it's like 500 kilometers across, defended russian territory. and the strike must go with no cause any matrix, probably in the circumstances. nobody thing if they were to be civilian casualties is very significant. and it says a lot about the real type abilities of the russian, that defense system that's bring you up to date on some of the other stories making news. now the 2 people are dead and another 20 wounded after a russian. miss sile strike on the north eastern city assuming in ukraine. the interior ministry said that miss hall had a 4 story building belonging to a college. the blossom resulting damage destroyed classrooms and dormitories. people in the central african republic are voting on a new constitution. the proposed changes would extend the term of the president and

scrap the to term limits. this would allow president to a dera to run for a 3rd term opposition. parties have called for a boy called at the referendum china southern for jen provinces, cleaning up after ty, phone docs or a pass through with heavy rain and high winds. emergency workers are still rescuing people stranded by the flood water ducks, or is now moving northwards. aging has issued a severe weather warning as in braces for record rainfall. germany's far right alternative for germany party or a f. d is nominating candidates for european elections next year. the populace hope to join a grouping of far right parties within the european parliament, the strength and ties to allies in other countries. around 600 delegates have been attending the parties to day convention. i'm in the eastern city of magda bur. thousands of demonstrators have rallied outside, protesting against what they say is a dangerous turn to radical nationalist. reason pull place the a f d as

a 2nd strongest party nationwide. hands could, nanny is an associate fellow at the chatham house. i asked him why the far right parties are doing so well in europe now to what is quite difficult to give a simple answer to that because there is a different complex and different and different european countries. and it's a little different in each case. but also because i think, you know, one has to differentiate between sort of loans. some factors play the, you know, to the last decade ready to fall, right? is the rising. but then you get these kind of showtime sparks, you know, which we thing, for example. now, in germany with the i sd, so they're so system, showtime boxes and most of the practice. and then on top of that, you know, even if you, even if we also think about side to show some factors, you know, behind the rise of the, i see the moments in germany. it's very concise to different people have different views on this. my own personal view is the pulse of what's going on is that,

you know, when political contest ation, in a democracy, shifts these cultural questions around, you know, identity and immigration, and islam of then the far right tends to rise. the data question is, you know, what's driving that shift, you know, to cultural questions away from economic questions. and there are different ways of thinking about what's going on there. and then just to sort of get into that sort of mainstream situation for a moment. a lot of the traditional conservative parties are sort of hearing a siren called at the far right, aren't they? so even if they're not necessarily in power, their ideas i think are, are spreading. is that safe to say? that's exactly right. it's really a piece into the site, i think because sometimes there's this tendency just to focus on the numbers that, you know, follow right? policies rising was declining. and so i, for example, last weekend when box. all right, talk to you just by i'm going to say, well, in this spanish election, some people would access it as far as declining. you know, this is

a how to sign. but actually what we see is you suggested, is that sense of right policies need. and actually some, in some cases, essential that policies are increasingly minute king the far right to take, you know, as i around these, these, these, these, these issues around, you know, identity integration and as long both kind of copying the rhetoric. but also, you know, copying that policies and so as a way in which the far right way, even if they don't actually waiting to see what i mean. understood thanks for that inside hi tuscany from chatham house, at the women's world cup of germany, went into their 2nd group stage match with a deserve confidence after the easy 60 when they're opener, but colombia behind in the 18 year old superstar. we're also feeling good about their chances. a tense, physical match went down to the final moments of injury time to determine the winner. after a goal, as far as tough,

columbia strode out into the 2nd with confidence. they took the bull by the horns, and in the 50 seconds minutes teen sensation. linda can i say to made him up with the friends, have to finish the 18 year old showed quick feet and skills. they put a side in front, the colombians well and truly wearing big game face. germany struggled to make much of their possession, but minutes from full time. they were awarded a penalty in the 1890 minutes captain, like some of the pope stepped up to seemingly cl a droll bucks their rivals had other plans. in the 7th minute of time, i don't mind when i've done. the augusta nodded into seal as something under the wind to columbia. a powerful head is a smith's 3 points of the title, favorites, and spark, while celebrations. let's take a look at group of age as it stands with one match still to play. with that went

over germany columbia. our own course for the knockout stages. germany are in 2nd and can likely go through with the wind over south korea. the morocco still stand a chance after there when earlier. there now in 3rd and level on 3 points behind germany, morocco's when over south korea was its 1st ever in a women's world cup game. just 6 minutes in it does seem dry, you. d scored to let set up a historic best period for the 1st ever air of nation to compete at the women's tournament. team made new holly i've been seeing that also made history that becoming the 1st player to wear a huge job at a world cup. and here are some other stories for the world of sports. the admin soccer byron. unix have admitted that last season. star signing side, the old manet is set to leave the sending off forward as holding talks with the new club media reports. so he's heading to christiane over and all those i'll nicer in saudi arabia after a difficult year in germany, in tennis,

the 19 year old german no my know how i could go away for giving for an missed out on a cinderella story. when at hubbard open, i could go a loss to championship to around service of another lens. it's the 1st w t a title ever for the 32 year old was and that's all from us for now coming up next, the w reporter. how it song helped preserve life in heritage during so each time revolution through song is next. next by sir, thanks for watching the if you ever have to cover up a murder, the best way is to make it access raring to you've

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