the, the, this is the news life from berlin. these air closes. it's aerospace, after ignoring the deadline to restore, is elected president to power supporters in the capital rally for the intent. it says the closure is due to the increased threat of military intervention from west

african nations. the warrant of a possible use of force. also coming up on the show security talks on before and ukraine ends with a commitment to keep talking prospects of direct peace negotiations between kiff and mon scouts still appear remote as fighting rages on the front line. dozens are missing after 2 votes carrying migrants capitalized in the mediterranean sea. we'll take a look at why people make these treacherous journeys, putting their fates in the hands of smugglers. and we'll have our sports round up, including highlights and reactions from the women's world cup where sweden eliminated reigning champions. usa for penalties that and more coming the i'm sorry, richardson very warmer. come to the show. a deadline for new shares,

new military rulers, to reinstate the elected president, has passed with no signs of a who de backing down. the crew was the 7th in western central africa in recent years. and it has rocks as a whole region defined and determined. he is one to a doubling down on the power grain addressing tens of thousands of support which is gathered in the capital military leaders showed no sign relinquishing control 2 days, gathering his testimony to your commitments and to your determination to change these hair to bank is what i'm detected by an automation from the stand for, cuz it's what the union to reinstate the countries democratically elected president mohammed. but new jersey has suffered so much. these here has taken

responsibility. it wasn't just the military who took power, but the people who took power, what we have now and here is true democracy. secret was given the one to one week to stand down more and it has a plan for military intervention if necessary. as a deadline, pass me, she is military lead is doug in our 1st major is based with the threat of intervention, and that is becoming clearer through the action of neighboring countries. therefore, our air space is closed from this day on for all aircraft until further notice. you can move and there will be an immediate and, and energetic response. how you do any attempts to enter our airspace. something the skies around asia quickly emptied as a country braced for what comes next eco, what spaces means challenges, how we were proceeds with new jersey neighbors. the king of fossil and molly boats

ruled by military regimes backing the winter. they say any military intervention in need, you will be seen as an extra open to what would the phone to a new share, ignoring that deadline and closing their aerospace instead. i as our west africa correspondent, elisa, triple not if echo was given any indication of what it's next. steps are well class at the acolytes deadline as clearly a lab so. so eck wise have to give us dates. brent, so there is a way from apple, a response from the economic committee to west africa has paid echo, as on what the next step will be. they have made it clear before last week that the merits intervention will be the last results. although they give an ultimatum, which allow elapse last night sunday, uh, for the reinstatement of president as often as i'm new judgment that took about power on the 26th of july in new jersey. so as we speak deadline as a last choice. oh wait. and now for echo, as, as a response now and another important development neighbors,

malia and 14 of also have both come out in strong support of the one to is echo us does intervene here. are we looking at the potential for a rapidly escalating conflict in this the whole region? especially play it will turn into such as should that be the main entrance adventure in which many people wants to avoid happening? molly, i'm booking at 5 subject that supports apple. the military pageant says that needs that we have the likes about syria and child saying you're not going to be as opposed to minutes intervention. eco guys have made plans to intervention or whatnot. show you what the next move will be after the deadline. in last, last night we have a region that says been bedevilled by slimy insurgents in recent years. lights of outcry, the rama. i assume links and groups that haven't issues that in that region, not just me data, also the likes of money and also nigeria. so it's a, it's a situation that might be escalating of more about it and send out even more

displacements of you know, saved lives as a defense. i should have, we haven't mentioned to buy insurance on an escalation to the situation. and if i have result earlier footage of huge crowds of crews supporters actually gathered in the caplin inmate yesterday given the most recent developments. how much support do you think there is in the share for the military junta? well, i'm glad you looked at the 30000 capacity stadium filled to the brim yesterday. it looks like that they have been able to gather huge supports that they split 3 ads inside because they would reweigh what it was a sunday. but let us today, so many people came out. we also saw judgment than the desk. also joining the riley in this stage of a drum up supports. i'm also show a form of defiance that euphoria on solely that would see with the ministry audience. i move and also waiting on what it costs will do next thursday i've been able to get, i most important of kept on the i me saying that was at that they're going to be

spending is done. so what about sanctions? a move from echo as so the boys in echo west coast right now because the people of new j, how smoking, as it ended me. i mean, uh the agents that have made it clear that they are different and not to move in any way. so it's, oh i that cost not to see what next happened because they've technical support and the capital. well, thank you so much as always be reporting that the w is all these extra for my or ukraine has said that talks on the war held them. the saudi city of jetta were productive on voice for nearly 40 countries, including china, the united states and india. met to discuss ways to find a peaceful settlement to the war, give and to build support for the restoration of its territory. and the withdrawal of all russian troops. russia for its part did not attend. as i spoke earlier to do these correspondent amy is just in queue of and i asked him if the nation's meeting and jetta had agreed to any concrete action. while the short answer is no,

no concrete results. both saudi arabia, end ukraine, issued positive statements saying this was a successful congress. but as far as a concrete results, there was nothing specific in those press statements saying what they had achieved there. the more abstract progress that was made here is of course, that china sent a representative. china was present at these talks. now this is the 2nd congress that ukraine has organized with countries all over the world, including many, many neutral countries. countries that haven't really picked the side between russia and ukraine, including china, but also brazil, which is another important player here. and china did not attend the 1st one. they have changed their mind on this somewhat. and ukraine is seeing evidence here that they're melting china's hearts on the issue of the ukraine war. so for ukraine, that was a big crew here. and what about russia? we know as representatives didn't attend um, do we have more information about what reaction there's been for moscow as

well. there's a lot of bravado here for ministry spokesperson said that this was absurd. nonsense to hold quote unquote. peace talks without russia at the table to meet your pest golf is the kremlin spokesperson said, there is currently no grounds for agreement between russia and ukraine, and that this war will continue for the foreseeable future. dmitri met via the f, who was the former president of russia, and a close confidant of vladimir putin, went even further and said that ukraine needs to get on its knees and beg for mercy, which is quite absurd, considering that the front lines here isn't a stalemate. and so russia has issued a lot of these very aggressive statements. but what is interesting here is that they did asked to be briefed by saudi arabia on the results of these talks. so obviously a lot of interest when big actors like china and brazil are meeting with ukraine behind, rushes back essentially. and you think of this meeting, we saw ukraine managing to get more support from countries in the global south. so

we definitely didn't see as much as you crane had hoped for in a kind of below to ukraine. on august 2nd, right before the congress began, mexico pulled out, did not send an envoy, load the president of mexico said that they would not attend talks unless russia was president present. a brazil did send a representative, another big actor in the global south major economy. there and they did send a representative, they were present of these talks, but during the talk they said that any real discussion of peace in ukraine would have to include both sides. the means including russia. so little bit of disappointing for ukraine there. but again, just bringing a lot of states to the table that ukraine does not often get a chance to meet face to face with indonesia. egypt, for example, large economy is huge populations who have been fairly neutral on the subject who ukraine is really hoping to win over. and these talks are part of a long term plan to bring other countries into the fold and to join the allies that

are supporting ukraine against the war of aggression in their country. well, thank you so much for bringing us up to speed there. that's the same, you know, he said for forwarding from here we can turn now to some other stories making world news headlines. a mini boss and morocco has plunged into a ravine, killing all 24 passengers on board. the boss was travelling in the mountain of central provinces as 0 when it overturned on a sharp bend. officials say it is one of morocco's worst ever road accidents. authorities in china are racing to clear up flooded streets and restore power advertising docs during free to have it in the countries northeast. china has the record rain fall in recent weeks, which is severely damaged infrastructure. at least 14 more people are known to have died over the weekend, due to flooding over to me the, the hundreds of participants attending the world. stout danbury and south korea are

pulling out early, mid rise and concerns over a heat wave and approaching type food. parents and the public of criticized organizers for not being better prepared to host a $40000.00 scouts from around the world's to and another space ex launch vehicle has blasted off from cape canaveral florida. the falcon 9 rocket carried $22.00 satellites, a walk for the star link internet system. the company set the 1st stage of the rocket landed successfully on its drone ship, a shortfall of graphic task in the atlantic ocean following the successful launch. while least 30 people have been killed and dozens more injured and a trained enrollment in southern boxed on responder scramble to reach the men, women, and children trapped in the wreckage. after passenger cars d railed some even overturning authorities. a rescue efforts have now been completed, but they are investigating the cause of the crash. the has our address was making

its daily journey from toronto in packets down south to revel in the, in the news. when tragedy struck. as the train approached the town of no rupture about 5 hours into the trip, 10 carriages, the rails, thousands of horrified locals waded through a canal to lend assistance to pass and just trying inside the motto, the rest of us to arrive started rescuing the injured, including children, an old people up there in a bad condition. some of them had broken hands and legs, calling it we did what we could when we were going to call him and muscle volunteers was followed by the emergency services or the one i still will. the tragic scene is changed my eyes while i got the people were looking for the loved one. uh no, every one was upset and confused with whom do i have to push on all of that happen? just relative join the search for survivors. a met if emily gets out 7 members in my family and 22 of my neighbors are missing the sub i'd so far. we've only found

fault with them and for good. or i'd be that level. the local hospitals were quickly inundated with the dead and injured practice stones, railways, minister said it was not yet clear whether the du railing had been caused by a mechanical fault, well deliberate, sabotage. meanwhile, the information minister promised a full inquiry on relevant departments have been directed to take necessary action. my prime minister shall have boss cities. he has ordered a title investigation and promised that the reasons for this accident will be made public accidents off frequent on packing stones. aging railways, trains carry moving $18000000.00 passengers a year, but trucks off poorly maintained signal systems of fashion and safety standards low

. while upgrades are continuously postponed for lack of funds, passengers remain that risk and at least 30 people are missing following to ship racks over the weekend of the italian island of lum producer, the latest tragedy involving migrant boats. crossing to europe and italy, rescuers help thousands of people safety following the disaster with the bodies of a woman and a young child were recovered from the water. the number of migrants trying to make it to europe has surged over the last year with many coming from sub saharan africa, making the journey to libya or tunisia to try and cross the mediterranean extremely dangerous conditions, often in overcrowded boats. and the people making these treacherous journeys put their feet in the hands of migrant smugglers. our next report looks at what they do exactly. and why or a rickety boat overloaded with people in the mediterranean images like this, have become commonplace. and the last decade as the list of tragic mass drownings

continues to grow. why so many people on such old boats in a word, money smugglers charged people thousands of heroes for a place on a boat crowding them on means more profit, using old boats reduced as costs. the revenue from a single trip can be in the millions, many of those who do the dirty work of smuggling or migrants themselves. but most of the money ends up in the hands of international criminal gangs. how much money? it's impossible to say exactly, but european police agencies estimate revenues from smuggling a $3.00 to $6000000000.00 euros per year. that's based on tens of thousands of people paying an average of 2500 year olds per person. so much more up to $7000.00 euros each. the crossing is just one piece of the puzzle. smugglers provide a range of legal services before and after all extremely high prices. the risk is

assumed by the passengers. smugglers are very rarely caught. from many migrants from further south, the trip can start with false documents. an arduous desert crossing often follows by the time people make it to the next stage, they are often out of cash. criminals exploit them as they try to save money to go on with their journey. some migrants who make it across or who take the overland roads to turkey and south eastern europe are packed into poorly ventilated trucks. they risk running out of oxygen. well, smugglers drive them across borders. many countries in the region have put up fencing and petrol. there borders to keep migrants out of the smuggling is profitable precisely because it is illegal. the people crossing with smugglers have

no legal option to immigrate. if they did, they can take a flight for a few 100 years. last thing a matter of hours. instead they pay thousands for a journey that takes weeks or longer and costs many of them their lives. earlier i asked to reach you at q, be with the european university institute in florence to tell us what hurdle stands in the way of tackling people smuggling from north africa. seeing we are asking our software office and the problem was low, what are the challenges of take lose? and i government actually, it's larger, it's larger networks. that's why an increasing number of migrants are sorting through the channels. so from a, b, c for my rating. why there is sort people smugglers moving and i see that the large part of the problems life lives in the immigration boys implemented by the union. and well, the rest of them are let's speak about one of those policies recently implemented

last month that you signed a cooperate cooperation deal with 2 news or that it says will help stem migration to europe. do you think this is the kind of thing that will accomplish what is intended? i just know, i actually think the other way around this part of this is these bottom for cell phones. we call them externalization of a solid responsibilities. this means that basically someone, us, another country, we take care of our as items disability. now these, as we can see that they have all the luxury aggression in the mind. the eyes of the problems. um, disney is basically the idea is that text and the visual measures would supposedly show the security of the space and the safety of the markets by using by the pressures ending micros dangerous crossing of the me to treat it and creating a more orderly system of my mission, wherever i mean, there is ample merge the largest be skeptical about these outcomes in the studies that show now these like somebody's vision majors, they've actually increased migraines for elias, on professional facilitators. a,

this matters. and even in case of successfully preventing migrants from leaving trust, account is rarely wondering what did these all come out to actually benefit them? wrap it, i'm going to be there like believe the case is, is the way we bought it as well. the and you is going to be providing tunisia with a $100000000.00 euros to improve board or management search and rescue anti smuggling. where'd you think this money would be better spent? i mean, that would be better as bad to improve our a lot of the system to formulate the result of the system to improve the conditions of interest in the exception centers in your and facilitates and opening leo chose of movies in order to for c face and moving that the transports and moving off microns and rather than letting them rely as might be networks to have actually got chosen community for moving and all they have and the, and the solid around who's as items these things in order to process their case.

well, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. i'm afraid we're gonna have to leave it there. that's lucy. i can be with your opinion, diversity institute and florence to clean up operations are underway in slovenia, after the country was hit by the worst flooding experienced in 3 decades. heavy rain full has caused flash floods, at least 3 dots and half of 1000000000 euros and damage. bridges have collapsed and we will continue to overflow. the image and see is novia near or has stored into the rains and flooding recalc in slovenia. thousands of people have moved to temper the shelters shaken by events. unlike any of the in a generation chiral. what happened? the fluids? what can i say? the fluid gushed in and destroyed everything. is it much we can to help? we have a lot to do and that's all you need. i'm here with the house. everything would be

fine. but we have one sleepless night ahead of us really bad say that you know, many, 200 skimping in northern slovenia. what among those it created? yesterday at about 4 o'clock in the morning, it was rather dramatic. our group, the rescue of most of us with the boat. both of them, but the bus became here is about 5 se, most of us, 2 guys from us, the, the, on the tree. the rest to a later with the helicopter, the extreme that caused in almost 72 roads. the fall agreed, and hundreds of presidential buildings, slovenia, and part of these are just beginning to assess the damage. what do you owe via we're talking about several 100 buildings and damage that would almost certainly exceed 500000000 euro. cisco. we don't know

a little textbook. see extreme weather conditions of fuels by climate change. a lot sweats off europe have suffered through record heat and battled ramp and wide fires this summer. and no flooding has prompted you to consider providing emergency aid for slovenia or the machine the 1st way, which is also within my director restriction is through your p and mechanism for several protection people. clinical resume. as far as i understand sylvania will apply for aid from the european solidarity fund, this cloud move into the possible additional source of your being phones is the your being crisis reserve for agriculture loops keys. now it is there to the is a committee store. the weather is slowly coming down, but the clean up and reconstruction of just beginning meaning a long, varied for life to return to normal in affected areas.

turn into sports where the football world cub last succeed is continuing with england facing niger and now ahead of host australia, meeting denmark. and that'll do well to match the drama from sunday, where holders the united states were knocked out by sweden after a known l. draw following extra time, the swedes won a penalty shoot out by the barest of margins. there was cause for us players to be nervous. they had of the match their fans to sweep these were maybe more relax, knowing they had a goalkeeper capable of keeping the americans off of the scoreboard that you are most of which was that goal, cheaper and she ensured the match would go to penalty. kicks including one from the heroic megan rep. you know what? no saved needed for that shot. leaving sweden is lena her to, to play the hero when the match and not the defending champion. so us goalkeeper a listen, there appeared to make a stunning safe. but technology would show the ball across the line by about

that much. the referee rules sweep those on for the quarter find the, the us goes telephone for team usa. well, our correspondent tom galloway was out the stadium in melbourne for the sweet and usa match. he gave us his thoughts and spoke to star players from both teens. penalty. sure, utah is just about the most dramatic spectacle in spoil. and if you're on the losing and just about the crew is now that penalty as we saw only across the line by you know, a has brett's. and for anyone who's watching that life for anyone who's just sports that report and was having trouble working out exactly what was going on, let me show you. it was just the same in the stadium. it wasn't until the suite display is erupt instead of bryson's that we were setting. okay, the rest giving it a sweet and all through an even to play is on the page for, for

a long time. have little idea of what was going on now off to the game, we were able to speak to a couple of those players. so we're going to hear from fidelity in a row for the swedish pi a who stepped top and smashed home countries for us penalty in the shootout. and also from megan. repeat, you know, for him to night was her last ever game in world cup football and for whom, of course, with that penalty miss. indeed so tragically is what they had to say about the shootout that was nervous. i was so nervous i couldn't watch the, the last penalty you too tough. i had no idea it was so hard to see from my end goal. so i was just hoping like, pray, like, please tell me it's a, that's the way that, you know, the game goes and that's the way that life goes. and i feel grateful for this moment still to be able to have played in another one and have this experience and yeah, this is less really tough. one there. now after less than 3 weeks in cinemas, warner brothers hit phone. barbie has top $1000000000.00 us dollars in global

ticket sales. the seller performance means that director credit garwood has become the 1st. so a woman director to break the 1000000000 mark. she joins the list of only 28 people . all of the men who have directed a $1000000000.00 hollywood film alone, that she needs update at this hour, coming off next, our show shift turns its eyes toward artificial intelligence reporting on how i were scans can distinguish people from a guy box. i'm clear, richardson, berlin, when the whole team. thank you so much for watching the

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