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in new chair, neighboring west african states, give the one to one week to give up power and threatened to use force if necessary to supporters attack the french embassy and denounced the former colonial power. also of the show columbia, as teenage superstar puts a dent in germany's run for a world cup title and a match that went down to the final seconds the unexpired. welcome to the program. at least 40 people have been killed and dozens more wounded in a bond less than a political convention in pakistan. the explosion took place in har, close to pakistan's border with afghanistan, the bomb went off during a gathering of the ocean near to lay my islam as the party which has been the target of previous attacks. pack a student that i can stand the media rather say

a local party leader is among the dead police. a suicide bomber may have carried out the attack. and for more on this, i'm joined by journalists, use ra, a scar, encourage you. thank you for joining us. can you tell me what else you know about the number of dead and wounded? well, we do know these 60 people because this is the moment. it gave some figures doing a search engine that was beast was in your presence one off from the bottle. and so you don't use this offers and it comes to the problems, especially with the i have to show the emergency happen because that's where the bombing was gonna see. much oh,

those are some horrible numbers to here. but how many do we know why this particular public political party was targeted? and no one has seemed to do that. so i'm just trying to be in the process. the not yet came responsibility tomorrow, definitely simons from yes, this is all about. i'm not going to get possible reasons for this thing. did see that as a child has been kind of know, you have some visuals of your topic. so you seem to give you this is my goal is to box the middle. the content is what this convention causes minutes, the best number to, excuse me, i wouldn't be already as far as to see all the time because my numbers and you mentioned the upcoming visit of the deputy prime minister. what is the

government doing to stop and such terror attacks are heavy the uh, quite a few recently the the, the, what's the, you know, the stage the seeing profile saw tomorrow and, you know, probably in the say, look out, this has been good schools have been so clearly box, so i need the store to measure but what has happened today, we'll see how a security measures probably safe for us because we are seeing the ports of the box in question to see the bench and the house, the the, the total process and also for justice to be so we do have stuff in this assign, it'd be minus the process tomorrow, which is offices. sorry to hear that use write a scar, a reporting force from karachi west

african states have given the qu, leaders in new share a one week ultimatum to give a power. the echo us regional block is threatening to use force if new shares ousted elected president is not reinstated. neighboring states have also imposed travel and financial sanctions on the one to protesters have attacked the french embassy in the capital near may denouncing the former colonial power. thousands turned out and supported the crew leader general. i'm due or amend shaney many waived russian flags chatting. the name of light improved. our correspondent alyssa to flora is following developments from lycos in nigeria. he told me more about the action taken by the echo as the regional block. oh yes sir. that's it's uh they have really come out to thoughts. awesome. so strong words. uh, from what i made typically night dress president and shelby eckowitz. i'm not saying it's now time not to want to talk a token of our actions that we've seen,

the strong resolutions coming from them at the travel restrictions moves license folk on my shift lights to grab other places within the blocks members and i need j a and also financial sanctions and also talk about that are using old measures necessary to restore constitution and all that, including what time does falls and it has a qu, leaders in news or reacted to any to all of us in any way. well, if we didn't get a statement that yesterday from the, the guy who lead us, i'm just purchased by saying that the amount, due amount and he has what he said initially looked into this at the, you know, the objective of this meeting is to agree applying a progression against nature to an imminent military intervention in the collaboration with african nations, not members of the organization. and so in western countries we're mind echo was

once more of a form to domination, to defend our country, against all forms of adventure isms or the funding of areas wasting certain western countries there. and the protesters are attacking the french embassy today. why is that going on as well? you have to say it has been uh, almost uh, basically almost in coverage to by the uh, qu, need, uh, himself, uh, a general who came out to say, look, that, say hi, take about 15 minutes. uh, you know, meeting dimension from echo, right, so people should go out there and defend the country and data protect the country. and we also saw yesterday announcements on from that that will be causing a whole financial. but entry agent is supposed to meet a trans i've also had some huge and growing nancy for incense amounts in place, like my level cannot faster. so people have gone out to the streets of other people as opposed to pay to going suppressive defense investigative. forget to off on the

new uh, mazda assess the website, you know, and, and caused by us that you know, life bios in place and also wave the russians lines with anti french, you know, judge slogans. pro russians look as being jobs as about the situation that'd be seen in today in the army. and what does that mean for the security partners in, in, in the, in the region, mainly the france and united states do think what at this point it does mean that savvy pro western allies do not have a pop ever again in the j, which was seen as the last bastion of body west and from the end of science, again, to stomach insurgency in the region. and indeed this, i had an area of media. it has been the last place that we've seen. so some, you know, from sun also all the un mission there. so now that we're having a cood, a doesn't mean that security region has been threatened. and the pro western cooperation is no longer viable,

especially when it comes to the f one. because then forget, we already have the punches like the mazda, but cannot press it will already have anybody for june says that i, that's when he gets a debt, and he's making that full. all right, thanks so much for that insight, dw is alisa to coma in like us a process defense ministry says it has tortured done as hack on las go buy 3 ukrainian drones strike damaged un office building several kilometers from the kremlin. ukraine's president says the attack shows the war is returning to russian territory. russian officials say the damage to this most go office block was close by 2 drones. the weapons crashed into the building, shattering bulls and glass, after being electronically jammed up with it. 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 fire.

that's the drone was 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, chief warned they would be more to come. a tax on most going bank, it's war and you crane a more visible for 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 bush and warning. there are, quote, suits, and rules to follow to one of the defeats the year 2023 on a case, and russia is engaged in the conflict with a neighbor. you don't wish to. and i think that they 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. lodge of vince to market. navy

de a strong military showing seemingly undetected by attacks on its homes. soil use of the cause of the far right alternative for germany party or sd is nominating candidates for european elections next year. the populace hope to join a grouping of other far right parties in the european parliament. the thousands of demonstrators have rallied outside if these annual congress and the eastern german city of magda board, they say the group represent the dangers shift towards radical nationalism. reason pul, place the a f. d is germany's 2nd strongest party hands clinton and he is an associated fellow at chatham house. i asked him, why far right parties are doing so well in europe. now, what is quite difficult to give a simple answer to that because there is a different complex and different and different you're being countries. and it's a little different in each case. but also because i think, you know,

one has to differentiate between sort of long, 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're seeing, 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 the site to show some factors united behind the rise of the i see in the moments in germany it's very congested. different people have different views on this. my own personal view is the pulse of what's going on is that so you know, when political contest ation, in a democracy shifts these cultural questions around, you know, density 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 call of the far right. aren't they? so even if they're not necessarily in power, the right ideas i think are, are spreading. is that safe to say that's exactly right. it's really important to us, i think, because sometimes there's this tendency just to focus on the numbers that, you know, follow right? policies rising with 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 decline. it, you know, this is a hopeful sign, but actually what we see is you suggest it is the sense of right policies need. and actually some, in some cases, essential that policies are increasingly minute king the far right to take you douglas like around these, these, these, these, these issues around, you know, identity integration and these law both kind of copying the rhetoric. but also, you know, copying the policies and so there's 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 to the women's world cup columbia produced a shock by beating 12 to time champions, germany in their 2nd group match the 21 victory came courtesy of a teenage sensation and a very late winter 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 kindly say they've made him up with the, from past to finish. the 18 year old showed quick feet and skills. they put a site in front, the colombians well and truly wearing that 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 alec, some of the pups stepped up to seemingly cl, a droll bucks. their rivals had other plans in the 7th minute of time out of don't

mind when i've done the gosh. no, they didn't. cecile as something under the wind to columbia, a powerful head. it's a smith's 3 points of the title, favorites. and spark was celebrations. and that's all the news from us for now. up next reporter looks at how songs play a central role in las vegas, national identity. i'm next 5. so for me, the entire news team here in berlin. thanks so much for watching the come have a piece of this out. take the highlights you every week in your inbox.