the, the you are watching the news coming to live from berlin. the us are just these arrows who intend to restore civilian rule. a top official home talks with the military rulers, but fails to reach an agreement. to vote president mohammed by zooms back in office . also coming up on the show for being as a worse natural disaster in decades as 6 people die and devastating flooding. 2 thirds of the countries to 1000000 residents have been affected. in my report and

ne india, the students are putting down their school books and picking up the guns. months of deadly clashes between 2 communities have strengthened the resolve of one side to push for a separate states. and amazon nations prepare for their for summit in 14 years to protect the rain forest. we take a look at why one of the biggest challenges they face is the illegal drug trade, the hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. a talking us diplomat has met with new jersey military leaders in a failed attempt to ends their co, victoria newland acting, deputy secretary of state said she was denied a meeting with the detained president's regional body. echo wass meanwhile, will hold a meeting on thursday to decide it's next move in the face of defiance. 5 of whom

to and it's regional military allies is still going to be assessed on shaking hands, offering arms, delegations from molly and book, you know, fast. so fluid tenicia is capital in the i'm a to show their support for the qu, leaders, the 3 west african countries are now all ruled by military hunters. they say they'll defend these. yeah, against any external intervention, i mean, coordinated. my goal is to alonzo depot for the fab. do you need to the brotherly people of new chair? these are difficult times and sort of somali and burkina faso have been through similar ordeals. we would like to reassure them most firmly of our support and solidarity. anything, let us remain resilient and stowing is too weak. the police don't earlier. the qu leaders defied an ultimatum set by the regional body eco us to reinstate the detained president instead of closing new jersey space and warning. any intrusion

would be met by an energetic response on the streets of the i'm a, in bold and supporters of the one to speaking out against the deposed president and government in the last day manage the country as they play is that they did what they want to the depth from into the population is a month to the left. they even betrayed that. i remember that that party did not stick to the impulse since the qu, leaders are now calling for young people to defend their regime against the possible invasion. and students at this university say they are ready for myself. and last night, it was decides on military interventions, and we're going to take courage in our hands to defend our country, to 4 different we're going to take to the battlefield if necessary is i don't want to, that's our decision to students. let's get the cost. if that's, if it doesn't enough, i'm not, not that i'm not, i'm guessing john, thank you for the opportunity when it comes to homeland, no sacrifice is to not digital whatever happened so i am not ready to give our

lives. so hunters power grab, has been followed by international sanctions, which could cripple the economy of an already destitute country. those sanctions and now being used as a rallying cry by the hunter and its allies. i spoke earlier to our correspondent or the said truthful mom who's been reporting the story for us from neighboring nigeria. and i asked him if the us envoys meeting showed any signs of promise as well. clad as last to read into the meeting, that was surprised. one found by the stop us to envoy uh victoria newland. uh, that was the secretary uh to the uh, you know, a higher percentage of us that i bought in terms of uh, positives i gained from it the fact that, uh uh, she was able, it's not true. was able to, you know, to land in new j despite the close enough space. it shows that perhaps the what, how the us, i see

a diplomacy and also negotiations on the side like with echo by side doing to make sure that there is some sort of, uh, a closure to the situation under crisis. uh, i need to share with the community does uh, this also comes up that we had that in our comments. so i'm so you know, why haven't spoken about so a window of opportunity for the community that to return to power and anthony blinking new i, secretary of state, also states and not the us bucks every efforts when it comes to echo as the ending of crisis india is a so it only shows how close the us on serious us. i've taken the situation and you say, hey, let's look at causes efforts. their members have said that military intervention would be a last resort. what other options do powers have both regionally and globally to reverse disco? a welcome that they've already started with the likes of uh, you know, hot uh, bites if you could. i'm extensions uh, a boat at closures uh,

between nigeria and all the, you know, west african block nations. and so this sanctions will continue to come from the eco box block. we know that they will be meeting again. the deadline passed on sundays, so they'll be missing again. and i just got the job on thursday to have a, a more robust discussion and said, don't forget it, blitzer cheese has, may be planned for echo, or that's going to intervention will be the last resource. so perhaps there will be other non miniature interventions to be used by echo, watch, much of them coming on pressure. it's really kind of expansions on the add add me to june said yeah, tell us more about that. as you've mentioned, western and african countries have already imposed sanctions. they've also cut aid . do we have a sense of how much this is going to hurt these air and the people who are living there? yes, it is. the bought up. look at this with my gerry, i really are getting so he tod on do you know the people who live and depend on this daily services with countries back nigeria toga became unable to get grain of

able to get food prices that sold in the, in the country, the bags of bags of rice are beginning to get so expensive, so people, but we will find out how to get food as the economy such as continents and byte. honda, don't forget this as a landlord country, but one of the products in the world aid from the likes of us already because i find this is the country that has, you know, about 20 percent of his budget coming from paid. so these sanctions will really bite hot already as we see in the j to w correspondent research with whom am i thank you as always for your reporting to like stream weather continues to ravaged europe this summer. now in the form of severe flooding. at least 6 people have died after storms had slovenia on friday. flood water has force thousands of people to flee their homes and authorities are put in the material damage and more than 500000000 euros. slovenia is worse natural disasters since achieving independence in the early 19 ninety's. roads have turned into rivers. bridges have collapsed. videos are being shared on social media,

showing people fleeing the flood waters. a french tourist films. the moment her companion was rescued from their launching some current itself in northwestern slovenia. the flooding m lance lines have constant norms damage. the entire communities have been devastated. the raging waters almost completely wiped out for volume in northern slovenia. have apparently, it's an apocalypse. let's throw a total disaster o c we. unfortunately, since we're dealing with the same trouble more, there's nothing we can do. me. it's all. it's very sad. on monday residents, we're busy clearing away the mind revealing the full extent of the destruction a to so what we have is the purchase of your damage and the enormous financial loss has ruined for the damage amount that attends, if not hundreds of millions of years. it will take a large amount of money to restore everything, need your no error,

even though the rains have lit up, rescue workers are now struggling with the threats of lance lines, not just in slovenia, but also here in the southern austrian village of south nick when i am samsung, the risk of mud avalanches is now especially high sewage. i sold the matter to me by collapsing, but we are powerless to stop it. it is hoped that plastic tarps like leaves will help prevent moorland slides. hundreds of people have been evacuated and brought to emergency shelters, just in case slovenia has asked the u. s. nato for aid, especially with technical devices and military helicopters, as well as several pre fabricated breaches up to 40 meters long to help access regions that are now cut off. let's get across to our correspondent rosie berkshire reporting from slovenia is the town of a per volume in the north of the country that has been hit hard by that flooding. r

. rosie, we saw some really dramatic pictures there, and it looks like a bit of a mess where you are to can you tell us more about the situation of the absolute the scene does remain domestic behind me. that is an entirely collapse bridge local authorities. here are doing their best to try and clean it up and get it reconstruct too, and also to add other kind of improvise bridges further down the river so that the other side of the bank would just be most heavily impacted can be cross. now we've spoken to local officials here and they've told us, but no, as you see, the sun is shining in the light of day. their priority is to try and get these cleaned up. but there are also some other dangers of blooming here. officials are trying to work to restore a gas pipeline. as you can see, the river is still slowing pretty fast, but there's also another risk which is still facing residents here, particularly a little bit further during this river. and that is the risk of mud slides. there are geologist on the scene monitoring the situation and some people have been

evacuated for fear of the dangers that that may pose still in the coming days. despite the fact that the weather is now certainly turned more mercifully the previous, we can now just to get a sense of perspective, we understand that most of slovenia as population, has been affected in some way by this natural disaster. can you help put that into perspective for us? this is a small country, a relatively small european country with a population of, of like 2000000 people in large swedes of the country were affected by the storms. but because of the small nature of the population, most people here were told, knew somebody that impacted directly. and of course, there's the impact also on the basis. there's no way that community sense there was a real sense of solidarity here just in the past few minutes. we've seen a dozens of people arriving. we of bottles of fresh walter with shovels ready to come and volunteer to try and help on. authorities even had to issue a warning to say, you know, if you want to volunteer with the clean up,

please make sure you're not too vulnerable. that you're not someone who is pregnant or a child because the risk of infectious disease because more people are turning up to volunteer than these the infrastructure necessarily to help with. so this certainly is a sense of community and a sense of solidarity here in this toyota onto this. all right, so right the wants people trying to clean up the mess the down. there is the rules by these floods. an outpouring of help from volunteers. but what about the official response? what have we seen there so far? well, local officials, we've seen, has had people just coming up to them saying that we suffered this damage to our house, to our corporate team. what can we do and the government has been doing what it can we seen military here, for example, but as a small country would be a, has cold on help from its neighbors, from the european union. and from nature, when we know that germany has a subordinate things, some prefabricated creatures front is also going to be detecting some machinery. there will be some helicopters on the waist. this will be new,

has certainly been calling for help. you are things you need. countries have answered and more help is expected to be nice in the coming days. thank you so much for reporting that is manufactured in volume and we can bring you up to speed. now, with some other world news headlines at this hour, russian missile attacks on the city of across in eastern ukraine have killed at least 5 people and injured thousands more to emergency responders are among the dead. the strikes targeted the ukrainian health part of a region partially occupied by russian forces. the missiles struck the city center damaging a residential area that includes hotels, restaurants, and shops. thousands of people have march through haiti's capital for to prince demanding better protection from gang violence. protestors gathered outside the prime minister's residence where police fired tear gas to break up the crowd. experts a violent gangs have seized control of almost 80 percent of the capital since

haiti's president was assassinated in 2021 of the south korea's evacuating tens of thousands of scouts from a global festival. as the country braces for tropical storm kind of wild weather has already disrupted the world scout jim bery with several countries pulling out due to a severe heat wave. organizers say around 43000 people are leaving the camp site. let's go now to india, where tensions remain high in the northeastern state of mind are poor after ethnic classes that have killed at least a 180 people. more than 3000000 people live in the mountainous state on india's border with me and mar. tens of thousands of people have fled the violence mainly to government camps. of fighting between members of the majority made the community and the minority cookie. tribes continues to claim lives. there have also been widespread protests over sexual assault involving people from both sides,

indiana for these have also instituted curfews and clash with protesters, leaving many injured. i mean india attentions are high. as we've mentioned, over 3000000 people there. we have a reports now from our correspondence. we've also heard that there's a salt, has been condemned, the sexual assaults of and condemned by prime minister and render moody opposition lawmakers and he needs to do more. let's turn out to that report, dw correspondent, i just thought to travel to men a poor to me. activists from the minority cuckoo community for raleigh and for their own separate state. they say the ongoing tensions make it a necessity by these students in a school listening to a professor for. but the school has to be the purpose and the students getting guns rather than books. a, we are going to defend our models land, and it's a main purpose for us to lump it. the distilling the political tv to use to beat

into practice has become a data among the cookie people and is preparing these young people to fight. are you ready to defend the motor lab doc, mother land, because the he bought a when he poor the cookies. so and other tribes via, via salt, took them by the may be who leaving the, the want a separate so homeland by phone number 3, clerk. there is a bid this, the discrimination. let me say, let me use that word discrimination between the hughes and the planes. if we say that we don't need ogden means they are going to have all our land by force. so the only way is to prevent and to defend, to protect ourselves. taking up arms for now, what the political solution will be there, and that's what do we want until that political solution comes? these are the own, this young man with gatty and use comes to help them. yeah,

i play my course as the phone and the loan receives there was an intense fighting on the border that separate skills from being he sense a small group to go and help boys have already arrived to fill the places. some are already here. practicing with wouldn't in thought guns the scope of the student preparation works on both stores and that's why i was calling for a separate state nor normally is clear for her. it's time for things to change are very voters, our fathers have the money separately. we use reason for our community. the n tuesday is, is clear as the hunt for somewhere to put didn't message and settle on the wall of a hospital. so these paintings are going to be, these are made by our very own people,

these more or less or express our cultural of our cultural desire or political aspirations for our separate states. these are just as simple as in to our political aspirations down. and when he paused just to install these aspirations to judy, these women, members of the majority, made the people determined to keep money for home. after the bone is up, the chief minister of india being state, he supports a separate homeland. we believe in the money both we've been in, we've been living one india, and they have bought a new kind of jeopardy. them is strongly cut them never and against it and money vote, and it would be divided in any cost. these young men made demand to high cost. some may still be too little to fight. and some may not yet have real guns. somebody

have that the is the next generation of fighters spinning to fight. and for more on this, i'm delighted to welcome kish. they've got to charge e a professor and dean of the general school of journalism in india. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us to start. help us understand the context here. what sparks this latest conflict between these 2 ethnic groups as well, uh, you know, for, for people who are on initiated to this region, this is up in the northeastern body of india. but it also has for us both of those with me on march with china launching on the other side, geo. but it could be a very, very important bought of india. it also is quite a door to which india proposals and has been working on this policy on act east or look east, which means looking east, west to as far east wide street and other activities. so that is the context gotten

the geographical of the geo political importance of this place. but it's also a place which has been ravaged by and guns by mid rise ation by not only by separate discovery allows, but also by state, depression and force for are almost over predictions and numerous. um get it out that's all laid out. bad are the 2 communities that they're talking about right now. the may be and the cookies, both on indigenous communities, which means they are being dead for generations. the may they of course believe that they are, it is bad land on the cookies that are the site does a problem which is uh, not unfamiliar to that part of india because the inside or outside the conundrum has defined and redefined the identity politics. and that's no national massage of all various groups out there, some um, some on armed. but i think uh, you know, off to yours of insurgency or separate just uh, get a, uh, uh,

activities out there. um, what we see like now is the proliferation. and the sudden implosion of ethnic identities and violence. so that is the context really under which the, the civil war at all dad is being a bitch cit boulevard had been going on for the last couple of months. in fact, the law enforcing a decided legend li are also taking the box are also pitched into back. let's say that it's not just the 2 communities. there is a stage law enforcement agency and a central law enforcement agency which are the longer head one alleging that the other is wanting the community. yeah, so long are running tensions and plenty of complex geopolitical considerations there. but i'm, i'm curious why we're seeing this kick off now in the last 3 months, has something happened to that has really caused this conflict to escalate? well, i would argue that the heart of this conflict of land, but that will be,

do some mystic to really say in this area, the state of money for this province of money poor really is has a value and has the hills. now the may be one of the communities won't consider themselves to be the, the owner of this whole state. who are the kings and the king make up they, uh, are concentrated in the valley. and because all the sudden, you know, not in place of that they have in the indian constitution, which means they are of the general categories, not should deal which category. they cannot buy, land outside does body. but they, they feed the diet area bags. and why shouldn't they be able to go outside that body and by then, and then or does that. but that is the cause of this fiction between the people who occupied the hills on the part of the data and the people who are in the, in the value concentrated, who are and just to jump. and i'm sorry for interrupting you. but i'm also wondering if there's a role of the central government in this conflict, is it?

is it seen as a neutral mitigating force here on the door? the central forces may be seen by one hour community, and these are new to the 4th of the buffer zone. but definitely not the central government. the state of india has been absolutely absent out there as much as the state of government, which means the local government and the central government both have been completely absent. dallas money board has been, you know, facing on bearable losses. people in morning the dead of burials having happened over the last since the sins of the trouble started off of not just one or 2, but dozens and dozens of the dead bodies lying in, the more people unable to bury the dead. and they have been authorized by the political machinations of the sent around of the states. so in that sense, the indian prime minister didn't get home minnesota, they died, you know, the constitutional,

the entire and the police law enforcing machinery of the country. and all this happen, i culpable for what is happening all bad in the say to money. well, thank you so much for joining us. i'm afraid we're gonna have to leave it. there are plenty of plenty to talk about, but no more time that is actually about to charge you from the gentle school of journalism in india. appreciate your insights and leaders of age amazon nations are meeting in brazil this week to discuss challenges facing the green forest. one of those challenges the illegal drug trade improve thousands of hector is a forest, has been cut down for cocaine production. the small village of peak about the tucked away in the amazon rain forest says that the rest so makes his way through his fields close to menu national park. one of the most bio diverse areas in the world here is uh, grows coke implants. a low maintenance shrub farm is can quickly, on money from its full harvest to yeah. slower maintenance on this

may have been day, week row and for traditional year to see but at the the, the leaves help people with pain from physical work and also with altitude sickness in the and these images i would have, i've heard the taurus just like to drink continue to cause him, but his daddy coke up, but a lot of the to traditionally the leaves are only dried when she has a stomach ache as, as naples, focus on the leaves. they do these plantations, illegal in small quantities, but it's estimated that more than $1000.00 square columbus is of peruse, far as to being cleared for large, illegal plantations. for cocaine production, conservationist, who the now silvo says he's a lot less than percentage deal for the more and more coca plantations. displacing

the original forest guessing is the ecosystem is being destroyed and with it and bio diversity. and while you're almost at the end, they'll be able to see that these are legal landing strips for drug cartel plains right next to the national park. the peruvian police destroys some inspect talk to a session. but it's more shows than real fights. because tells us still expanding, and we've more and more rain forest being cut down. quicker. systems are risk of collapse, kristof shank and use peruvian team a trying to fight back. it has been met. we can already see how close to the coca plantations onto the park. it's very problematic and there is very little we can do to counter it because currently there is virtually nothing that brings as much income for hector as cocaine. because the input size legal cultivation yields too small and income to support says in his family, they supplement their funding with

a small zoo for tourists. they also grow banana trees using natural pesticides. it will say that we want to protect nature so that we can still live on that tomorrow. but unfortunately, many people don't care about the environment and see us green loans. but the forest in peru are in danger of disappearing to thanks much for watching the, the unit, the

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