the, the, this is the w is live from berlin in earthquake hills, more than 1000 people in morocco, buildings collapse, and people flee their homes after a quake strikes the historic city of mar, cash, and villages in the atlas mountains also coming up the g. 20 agrees on a joint summit, the declaration indian prime minister at summit house or under moody, announced the groups adopted text, which calls on countries to refrain from using force for territorial gain and south africa. now since the death of sue of liter mongo, so to specialist a man who foss to end apartheid, we look at why some describe his legacy as

a controversial. the blue cross. welcome to the program. in earthquake has struck central morocco killing more than a 1000 people in injuring many more. the magnitude 6.8 quake struck late on friday night and the high atlas mountains, about 70 kilometers from the city of morrow cache. a local official said, most of the debts occurred in mountain areas that are difficult to reach the homes damage the cars, crushed and george blocked by the deputy earthquakes truckload. uncle terrified residence 50 homes in the middle of the night shop. i'm panicked.

now the state are due to my home has been destroyed, miserable. thank god was still alive, but it was very hard. the new us through the one of the guessing i was surprised by an intense vibration. everything in the house was moving, but we didn't know what happened that the liquid cascade, hundreds, hospitals were overburdened by the high influx of injured people. and many rushed. did you need blood? oh, nice women. wish those people on health centers and hospitals in need. this blog, i mean they made the call last night and as you can see this morning, the sheer number of people who came to donate blood to me. this is a good sign and i am confident that we will have enough stock until the next few days. and then what's a good? the art quick struck around 11 at night. most people were already in bed. and many chose to sleep outside fitting power from aftershocks of the false and

the intensity of this earthquake was very high. people ran into the streets, there was total panic and their families who was still sleeping outside because we was so scared the force of the quick. if a train was passing close to our houses, that's how it felt. oh, i live right here. they start at 50 of marcos and really defend it. less mountains appear to be the most affected by the art greek exp, but fee. the devastation could be widespread. the thought of disbelief. many people are still dropped under the rescue. workers continued to find. so why was but also digging out bodies of those who haven't made it? a journalist massage, assigned me is in the area of the high atlas mountains. that was the epicenter of this earthquake. he told us earlier more about the situation there. uh, been this village now for about uh, 5 or 6 hours we are. i have been down the hours in the morning. um. the town has

quieted a little now up to some very, uh, desperate o as in the morning during the uh uh, the hours of the morning. the rescue mission is now, but uh there was a burial just a, an hour or so ago. more than a 100. uh sorry, more than a dozen. uh, uh, buddies was buried. uh there is uh more uh to come within a hundreds of the residents of this tony town, tiny village in the high after this mountain. a very uh some of that. this is obviously a uh, very desperate preparation for a town that is usually a stop over for some uh hikers and mountain tourism. and emily and the hapless mountain. and um, the majority of going to say, i would say i have had their homes uh,

damaged or affected. a lot of people are going to spend their 1st night in the cold . and uh, it does get very cold despite it being uh, september strenuous my son saw me in morocco. now a summit of the g 20 group of major economies is wrapping up in his allies, announced plans born in vicious rail and see cord or blinking the middle east and europe. the project is aimed at boosting trade and growth and countering china's belt and road initiative. climate change was also on the agenda. leaders there back a drive to triple the world renewable energy capacity by 2030 and the african union also joined the g 20. the block of 55 countries now has the same status as the european union. g 20 membership reflects the rise of a cotton and whose young population is set to double by 2050, making up a quarter of the global population. the g 20 issued

a joint declaration despite wide differences over the war and ukraine. the text calls on all states to refrain from threatening or using force to gain territory. now dw chief international editor richard walker has more from the g 20 summit in del so our lives here in tele, or of course, on the passages in the final lead. just exploration to focus on the ukraine war and picking out the differences between this use declaration and the declaration that passed last year of the 2020 to bali summit. and his criticism coming from some quarters in the west. that there was too much compromise. so this is declaration did not call out russia explicitly is responsible for the invasion of ukraine. and instead keeping to more general statements of principle. that's is that all states must refrain from the threats or use of force to seek territory like resistant

against the territorial integrity of independent states. and of course, you don't need a ph. d and rocket science to know that that is referring to russia's invasion of ukraine. but the fact that the explicit language is nothing that is being seen as a watering down of the west and position now or sales of german sounds. so has been speaking to the media here in delhi, and he said that he was satisfied with the declaration. but he certainly seemed pretty luc woman, whose comments on it. he wasn't really trying to sell. this is a major victory. and i think this finds out that the west really true were willing to compromise because they didn't want to see india fail on it's tough to come up with a final declaration. west impact is a really trying to draw closer to india at the moment. partly because of the war and ukraine, partly because of the challenge of china. and i think that is really what drove the west to this kind of degree of compromise. now for the us view of development as you 20 in india, we turn it to do you have you start to correspond to abraham,

who is in washington a, a we just heard from richard. the language on ukraine in this communicate is weaker than the west. would have wanted, how could this impact the u. s. lead support for you, chris? absolutely. president joe biden was going into the summit, hoping to riley countries that have so far been reluctant to support the western position on ukraine. and that includes the host country india and now we have this sort of a look warm, a statement that really falls short of what diplomats american diplomats were hoping to achieve. so i don't think this will really affect, you know, how us allies like the european union view, a support for ukraine. but what this does is send signals to countries that have been reluctant to support the west of that. you know, the us and it has this force to compromise on uh, on its language and on it's position because we are increasingly living in

a multi puller world where uh you know, countries like india can and, you know, try as they say to be a non aligned, i think this will also william play into biden's image and perception here internally. we know that the ukraine issue is a issue that divides republicans. and since, you know, the us exit from of gun it's sandwich was seen as a huge failure of this administration divided administration has really been trying to present ukraine and its support for ukraine as you know, and example of u. s. leadership on the global stage. that the united states is still able to stand for its allies far, far away on a different continent just 2 days before that g 20 summit, a biden are released and an, an ad does meant air in um, you know, states that are not that are not uh, typically democratic and that shows focuses on his trip to key if it was

around the 1st anniversary of the war in february i was there myself. and i remember, you know, there did the message that the administration was trying to send with that visit the president visited in a country, a war zone that is not controlled by the us and really presenting him as the strong man there standing by american allies and now, they're coming out of the summit with a, you know, a position that is, you know, not what the united states wants. and so that's very, very likely to play also into biden's perception here at home, where, you know, we're heading into an election here and there is a perception that he is, you know, sometimes weak, perhaps too old for the job is not able to hold his own and so we're going to have to watch closely how this lukewarm language at the g 20 is also going to play out of here at home. so far, that's very domestic in the us. now looking over to the continent of africa,

the african union is becoming a member of the g. 20 out of this summit. this is something that joe biden has been advocating. why is that? in his interests me? absolutely. i mean, the joe biden has also been trying to present the united states as an alternative for countries that have been increasingly positioning themselves as voices for the global south. but india, the host of the g 20 and also a china. and so a, you know, he has a, he did ask for aid in african union membership already last year. and so this is, you know, this will be at least presented by the bite and administration as, hey, look. but we want to work with emerging economies. we want to work with countries of the global south, and we have some, we are supporting your membership rights w, special, corresponding abraham in washington. thanks very much for that. right. and now trying to some other stories making news right now. the local elections are

being held in russia and occupied areas of ukraine, given its allies have condemned the loading and annexed ukrainian regions as a sham. voting is taking place. and don't you ask the hans, your phone and the separation. the russian president vladimir putin cast his ballot electronically. police in london have recaps with an ex british soldier, suspected of terrorism. daniel, how the if escaped from prison and was on the run for 4 days, setting off an intensive man hunt that included a substantial reward. authorities are looking into how he escaped north korea as mark 75 years since its foundation with a display of military mines in the capital. the young leader telephone and his daughter oversaw the parade. he was joined by representatives from china and rush in the south african zoo leader. now go so to that,

sadie has died at the age of $95.00. he was a former interior minister and founder of the hot to freedom party, alongside nelson mandela, which lazy was a key figure in south africa's transformation from an apartheid state to a multi racial democracy in the 19 ninety's. but his legacy also has a controversial side to sue to be too lazy, was known as a champion of the zulu people. this is him leading suit and warriors, and a song in august of 2022. and a few months later, being on age, the coordination of the new zulu king. and he's curious, found 5 decades responding to his desk for the opposition democratic aligns

called him a great leader and a giant of the political landscape president several rum oppose. the said he was saddened by his passing and also called him and outstanding leda. but he was also a divisive figure. the amc accused him of polluting with the appall take regime over his support for self governing black only provinces, such as called zulu. 6 he denied such obligations, but nelson mandela's amc said he and his and called to freedom policy with the mentoring segregation they also condemned him for some ends in violence in the run up to the country's 1st multi policy democratic elections in 1994 in which thousands were killed who to lazy, montela eventually settle their differences. and this new leader became the

administer of home affairs and mondays, his 1st post of policy government. a key station utilizes long an eventful career. that's all from us for now. technology show shift is up next a lot more for the top of the hour away in blue cross. and thanks for watching the discovery issues with a lot say what the interest of the global economy.