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to what you love the the, this is dw news live from bell in india i becomes the 1st nation to land near the moon's south pole. it's on crowds, cross tops is down safely upstairs and celebrations, just days off the rushes, fail landing on the surface. 5 minutes under, under moody calls it a success for 2 months. also coming up the break slate is pushed for more influence, brazil, russia, india, of china,
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and south africa use this summit to discuss expanding to include new men and zip bob ways political leaders cost the votes in the general election with high inflation and unemployment. the opposition hopes and the routing policies decades in the i'm good. how about as well come to the program in the a space agencies celebrating the successful moon landing off? it's chandra on 3 spacecraft who is in the control room erupted into the chairs as the landing module touchstone. it is the 1st as a landing on the move unexplored south pole. india is prime minister, watched the landing remotely and celebrated and rather modest fashion a solar power drove it will now explore the unsolved. said regency hold the next 2
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weeks stuff in india. success comes those days. off the rushes, luna. 25, prov. crashed into the house and just off to the lunar line to touch down prime and to send the rent remotely hailed it as a historic day in the on the me some it, not just in the of the busy the in the beach. the bar lives with lives in india defend their presidency. our f load up one up one time really one through the this is the result. i think i've got the bill associates around the christian on is he on his duty with him from dw science. so let's so dive a bit deeper into into this topic. india is the 1st country to successfully land on
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the south pole if you will, of the moon, why focus? focus on this area of scientists have estimated that the south pole contains ice. and this is super important in mon explanation because we believe that when there is ice, this possibility for life of the chances that we may even be able to build upon. and then station later in the south pole, if there's water or if we were going to london other planets, having ice show would mean this is how we studied, we get a conflict of how to study extra 10 a stream today. and it's basically now the lambda has now landed. what's the plan for the next phase? just as we speak, it is likely that the robot is coming out of the lambda and getting onto the surface of the moon. this roll will, has to spectrum, it doesn't, is one which service what minute is or that, and at the other,
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which looks at what the method was at that and it, and the land itself become. so this contains different equipments to study by the that i'm on quickbooks, where the temperature under the surface of the morning is hot. oakwood once we know the temperature, we know a lot more about the substituting in levels of the moon. and additionally, we also get to know about the composition of the moon and we get images from the camera obviously. so lots of stuff to do for that little machine. the now a movie called it a historic day for, for india and for, for humanity. but what does this mean, the success for india's space program, and also for india's global reputation. the last out of the last 5, now landing missions that was sent globally. 4 of them failed, including, you know, $25.00 and the fetus. a sort of tundra tundra into it crashed of so after nearly
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half a century for the 1st time any country in the world is putting something in the morning . and so in that sense, it's a technical achievement for india. additionally, india wants to expand its private space market, and the cutting julian government has been very keen on inviting 5 of the players to participate with i s r o space activities. and having sent sundry on to the one and having a successful landing would become today if there's a big step in terms of a private space also coming into the indian market of space. and also it's a very emotional thing for the con, the whole country. right. well, how did you see that experience immediately? i think there was a kind of loss for syria and i would not big size of anything. then i say this almost every person i know was hooked to the tv uh, watching the missing succeed today. uh,
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i really hope that the data that we get from this is coming to the, to the hype that we've had. let's hope so. thank you very much. uh, science report assist with the rama christian, i thank you. thank you. the leaders of the bricks group of nations say they've agreed on how their alliance should expand. holding a 2nd day of talks in johannesburg, west south africa announced consensus on new guidelines for the groups gross. no details have been released yet. the heads of government of brazil, china, south africa and india as well as rushes for administer. also using the summit to demand changes to international institutions and using a currency of, of, in the us dollar to reduce west an economic dominance. the group of set itself, the goal of increasing the political clouds of countries from the global south in international affairs. russia's president vladimir put is not present in janice
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bird, but he is taking part in the summit by video link and then address 2 delegates. he claimed russia wants to end the war. that quote has been on least by the west and it's satellites and ukraine. all actions and ukraine are guided by only one thing to pose and then to the will that was leased by the west against people in don't boss. we think our colleagues within breaks the taken active thoughts in the attempts to put an end to the situation. and to insure just supplements by peaceful means of correspondence in the john is broke down, whole cup that summed up what the breaks leaders have been talking about sofa as well. we know that the bricks need is a fair hot mint made last night for what they call the private retreat. and one of
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the topics that was under discussion was whether or not they should include a new brits me. but i think that has been one of the most vocal public, the spoken about topics within weeks. although we know that the need is, are also discussing other issues such as trade amongst themselves and areas of co operation. the issue of where the bridge should be expanded is definitely something that most people in the media and others in, in other parts of the world are waiting to see a decision on. we thought that there would be a press conference today, but it seems like the press conference is actually like, need to take place tomorrow, indicating that the discussion is quite heated and that there are quite a lot of topics and issues for the lead is to consider but taking the lead, what should they be looking for with in a new member? we know that they are differences of opinion on, on how that approach should be taken. and the foreign ministers are meant to have submitted a report to the leaders that gives an idea of who's applying and what they could
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potentially be bringing to the table. now uh, you mentioned that at least 20 nations actually went up to join the brakes club. what all they or which nations have the realistic, realistic jobs to join? it's 20 nations you correct way, a god. and a lot of the more from the african continent as well as the from sob 7 south america. we know that for example, argentina and nigeria has applied to join. also iran and saudi arabia have expressed an interest when it comes to, to what, you know, who, by seeing the front running, it's not 100 percent. yeah. but we do know from some of the discussions that we've been privy to, that the bricks need is, are looking to really increase. they might, for example, we heard both china and russia talking about how rich should really be
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bringing more might to the table uh, south america saying that they want to organize the global south. and with the brakes already accounting for 26 percent of the global economy. it's likely that that will be looking for another strong economic player and the country that potentially has a large population. now the bricks blog wants to come to balance west and dominate to the lines as i could see, 7, do the breaks. nations have enough common ground and now the united enough this i would say that they are definitely different approaches with in breaks. one of the things that was has been mentioned in the discussions is that the does seem to be some dominance from china, for example. and the other bricks members saying that china can be the only one who is selling and who is conducting projects in the countries the needs to be
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a reciprocal. a trade with the trade balance is definitely more balanced. fav out some of the other other countries. what i think the, the, in terms of, of competing on the global scale, there is a lot of emphasis on the new new development bank, which is the brick specs. and right now we know that that bank is already issued funds in south africa grants. and is intending to also each month in india and rupees in the near future boot up and then he'll go back into his bag. thank you very much. i. this is in bob blade and the boat is costing the ballots as the country elect to new parliament, local governments, and most importantly, a new president that is only the 2nd general election off of the death of robert new gabby. yeah. dominate since and baldwin, policy, politics for decades, the incumbent lead. emerson on guard. well, i'm from the pa falls on a p. s. policy is taking a 2nd term is being challenged by nelson. so me,
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son was also making the 2nd attempt to run for president is involved friends rise before the some the cost they've done this. after 2 decades of economic chaos and inflation currency around 100 percent. people are impatient for things to change. the mess up with us in our business because i move in, so we need something good to help them and of the lords added to the d. uh mall. most news you want some such a king, bob with retired to a building as with a stop. 6 the 2 key candidates facing off in this general election incumbent president monk vile from this on a piece of property. and nelson show me so from the opposition body citizens coalition for change. my non god about took power in 2017 of total military cool.
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and one in elections the following year, but that when was quietly disputed, he sees his government has created stability and economic opportunities in zimbabwe . the, the, the, the, the, the, the a currently one of every fours. and bob vince is out of regular work show me so in tone is pledging economic growth ness corruption and a more intensive country to try to these promises resonate with the countries you. some of them will be voting to day for the full time to commit to go out the. i'm appealing with the
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authorities to hear the cries and address our concerns. we're not being cold as young people. we do not have jobs. in fact, up to one millions and bob presents will be voting for the very 1st time. a significant number with the powered impact cimbawe police future the w 1st funding for the most money or send us this update from these involvement capital. voting is progressing in zimbabwe. general elections with zim baldwin's of voting for the president, the probably a man and local government consul as pause opened is in the is 7 am. but with, if you will see the issues, vision, public and it's all commission, explain to, to say that believe or pending of these pulling stations was because of the court telling these that we mounted by some candidates leading candidates that they
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incumbent president in muscle. and it went down, god, why and the opposition party, citizen for police in change nelson, somebody's of what it in their respective constituencies that he's in the midlands presidencies. quick quick, and hot out a pause expected to remain open until 7 pm when counting is expected to begin. so that was privilege, was funny, reporting from her right. now let's take a look at some of the other news headlines from around the world. rescue is half they've actually there's more than 100000 people in pakistan's, eastern, putting job problems because of flooding. authorities blame a release of water upstream in india for the reco setting. high water's residents have been want that more expected rain could make the situation worse. in the
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coming days, at least 2 people have died and many more have had to flee the homes of chile. as heavy rain rolled flooding to the central costs of the country, emergency services of evacuated, tens of thousands of people. many more remain, cut off from basic services. the government has declared a state of emergency so you cry, no, well, sorry to say a russian attack on a school in rome, the in the northeast killed the tooth office and wounded 3 other people. ukraine also blamed russia for a drone attack on grain stores near ports in odessa. this comes off to a building and central mosca was damaged in a wave of drone and tax overnight. the russian capital has been targeted for the 6 nights in a row, forcing the close of most cars, ample, rushes, defense ministry, said it shot down to drones and disabled a 3rd electronically. the credit is blaming ukraine for those attacks,
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as well as the ukraine is indeed behind these attacks. as rough as saying, what is the best strategy? i put that question to the military analyst. well, we never wrong from king's college london. well, we have seen pulse attacks, it was less frequency starting in may. and those attacks don't really have any military significance for say, because they're large layer of packing symbolic targets. so the fact here is supposed to be psychological. and also because the counter offensive is not going as planned and storing the attention away from the battlefield and taking the poor to russia to russia's homeland. specifically to moscow is the kind of idea to inculcate, feared to show that the president put 10000 has a power to protect his citizens was in his territorial jurisdiction. however, that being sad, the effect of the attacks might have also an an opposite effect. in that it
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strength and split into narrative about ukraine conducting essentially terrorist attacks and giving him more reasons to mobilize people and to mobilize support for his war effort in ukraine. so it's a double edged sword for ukraine when, when, if you create, as indeed behind such attacks or some of those around. let's remember off now german, his government has agreed to low up the barriers to obtain the germans citizenship of the new rules proposed by interior minister nancy phaser. it will be possible to take german nationality off the just 3 years in the country for those who have good german language skills and integrates into german society. the con, waiting period is 8 years. the draft load and also opened the door for most people to become dual citizens. it still needs to be approved by part of it. and i off the w as political corresponded to,
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to solve daily. what is behind this turnaround in germany's cit, citizenship policy as well? this is something that we heard from the interior minister herself, the one who put forward this proposed reform. and that is because germany has to make itself an attractive country for foreign workers at germany, urgently needs to plug a gap and it's a workforce and a foreign workers would be needed to fill up to 2000000 open job positions that are vacant. and to make itself attractive, germany needs to make it possible for people who move to the country from a book abroad to be able to stay long term and to truly integrate long term. and that also means the possibility of becoming a citizen. and on the other hand, this new reform would also impact people of other nationalities who have been living in the country even for, for generations. because until now,
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the current law only allows a dual citizenship for people who are from you countries or a switzerland than most in most cases. well, people from other nationalities have had to choose between becoming german or keeping their other nationality. and for example, this has had a big impact on one of germany's biggest migrant communities, the turkish community. there are 3000000 people in germany with turkish roots, but only half of them have a german citizenship. and this would really have a big impact on these communities. if the people whose grandparents, for example move to germany could now be able to also become german. so it doesn't mean that we'll see lots numbers off of freshly minted german citizens and no time as well. that is unlikely, i would say. and that has to do with a bureaucracy. there is already a big backlog of citizenship applications. even before of the introduction of this reform, only looking at berlin,
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we see that $27000.00 people are still waiting for their applications to be processed. and the average rate weight across the country is between $1.00 and $1.00 and a half years. and there are concerns that with this introduction of the new reform with an increased number of applications coming forward, an already over whelmed system would become even more burdened with this big influx of new applications. and we also have to remember this reform now still has to pass through the parliament and that could take a few months to go ahead all political correspondence, julia so daily. the thank you very much, julia degrees now, which is in during the 2nd major outbreak of 5, this summer applies is burning. on the outskirts of athens, sending smoke across the capitol and the eastern everest region residents and hospital patients have been evacuated from fires by boat on tuesday, emergency cruise that found to burn bodies of 18 people who are believed up in
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microns hundreds of find. find is it being battling blazes across greece before choose day to people have been reported the date and to find find is injured in the dozens of fires. but the discovery of the 18, the parties, the alexander populace, and the countries northeast, took authorities by surprise. the city is near the border with turn key. officials suspect the deceased may have been migraines, minister with no reports of disappearances or missing residents from the surrounding areas. the possibility that these bodies belong to people who entered the country and legally as being investigated by the postal code. i'm us, greece is 5. find is, have been stretched to the limits in the northeast so much so that athens has appealed to the you for assistance. these remaining and rescue is just some of the international crews who have been called in to fight the flames. but gale force
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winds and temperatures of, of a 40 degree celsius. i'm making them tough to contain. close to the capital athens fires have also broken announce. authorities have urged tens of thousands of people to leave the cities northwest suburbs of unknown the o. c a. some local is described how the last polls they had to buy knows everything was boots, went up in flames. now we've already sleeping on a bench. is like junkies. it took them 8 to 10 hours to sit in the fire truck, southern europe's hot and dry. some is make it particularly prone to walk fires and with the car and heat wave expected to last until friday at least, the current situation may only get worse. so, let's have
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a look now at some more headlines from around the world. at least $26.00 workers have died off to a railway bridge. they were building across a ravine collapsed in india's eastern state of missouri. authorities say many people who are working on that page are still missing. rest of your operation to find them on the way. now, in thailand the former leader talked, since, you know about us, been moved to a hospital during his 1st night in prison. officials said the 74 year old was suffering from chest discomforts. ducks in was jail for 8 years on corruption charges on tuesday. just hours after arriving back in thailand, after many years in exxon the philippines have sent the supply boats to a remote outpost in the south china sea. despite for
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a government spokesman cold harassment by china, the supply vessels were blocked by the chinese cole. scott. even while being escorted by the philippines, navy, and coast, uh, china claims loss, pulse of that disputed region as its own. a and a track and field news. it's kept to going from 10, you claim to search consecutive 1500 meters gold metal in the well, let's extend huge ships in budapest. b olympic champion has not lost over that distance for 2 years. and she ran a perfect race to storm home and just on the 3 minutes and 55 seconds. budapest, as you're going 612 championships and see now has a remarkable hold of 3 goals, 2 sofas. and before we go,
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a j. ralph at a zoo in the united states as managed to pull off a well told up she gave birth to a baby without any spots. the female baby juror was born at a private zoo in tennessee. the animals very rarely born without the correct rest spots which served as kind of thoughts in the wild local media sites. the last spotless drop was born in japan. more than 50 years ago this, it was asking the public now to help name the new bone by voting on its facebook page for one full swahili names, peaky raleigh cherry for janetta. as you're watching dw, and you'll see as a reminder of our top story,
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india has become a 1st nation to land near the moon's south pole. it's crude craft touchstone safely . she is celebrations. just the days of the rushes failed, landed on the surface 5 minutes then the rand, remotely called it a successful show. maddox, that's it from me and the news team for now i'll have an update for you at the top of the i don't go well next we have news i have with my 20 pos managing thanks for the
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