the, the, this is dw news live from where i live, the garner car, the ones that will no longer exist as a standalone entity. tens of thousands of armenians rejects and offered to let them stay in their homes. more than half the population have already fled. still no deal on migration, but the european union insist that is moving forward to rewriting the rules for asylum seekers. front line countries where most migrants arrived one other is to do more. and germany beef up its air defenses with an anti ms file system from

israel. arrow 3 should eventually be roll that in across nato. but not all european partners are convinced. the thanks for joining us. the leader of no garner car boss says it will cease to exist as a standalone entity by the end of the year. as or by john took control of the dispute a territory last week and says that ethnic armenians can carry on living there. but tens of thousands have already left more than half the population around the move to know going back, these refugees split the homes in the going to turn it back to a mania. bringing with them only what they could carry

the homeland as they know it is collapsing. the separatist government says it will dissolve itself by the end of the the n c control to as a by john however, it's painful having need to tell them and come, what should i think from the increments we were born and raised in the garden? oh god, obama said feeling good. so now it's just nothing and the lives we had has been raised on tough gone. good. and the other thing is what i can put into that. now, how you chico down. i'm going to begin the kind of buffy media and about cannot live under the yoke of concert by john change. a did vision with the some of the media used to defend us minimize, and we felt safe on them and to lift the as our meanings. who would be high d as a by showing the government was quick to release his statement,

promising to ease the integration of estimate communions, living in laguna, kyra back into the republic of as the by john but of the decades of a bit to struggle between on media and as a by john over the territory, armenians and nichol know, camera back have little face a mean is prime minister accused as a by john of ethnic cleansing. something which as a by john refutes the amount of auto body how to use the exodus of armenians from the going to cut them off as a result of us or by johns ethnic cleansing. policy continues to check analysis of the situation shows the in the coming to use there will be new armenians left and they're going to cut off on us. this is an act of ethnic cleansing. to move in hoff this nicole know camera backs, median population has let the territory knowing that it is very unlikely that they will ever be able to return home unless you have auction. yeah. and as

a senior research her with the international crisis group in the armenian capsule year of on we asked her whether in the garden, a car boss, dream of independence is now over for good to well with this, definitely the and to always chapter that started in the beginning of the ninety's for on the local officials, they declared independence. then there were 2 wars, many escalation, many incidents, and the so the only was as also the consequence of police, military reparation that lasted for only several hours. but brought the and 2 ways to talk to entity. it doesn't mean that the conflict is over. i'm not sure because we have files as of i think our menus from the going to kind of a fleeing, but still thinking that was their homeland. that probably means that the conflict is not over and then we are certainly to see more developers happening and taking place in the coming years. here's

a round up of some other stories making headlines around the world that police have arrested a gun non suspected of killing at least 3 people, including a teenage girl and her mother is actually 2 year old student allegedly opened fire in the port and brought her down is claimed, he also showed that a teacher at university hospital on started fires. police believe they were targets with the tax. nato secretary general. yeah. and stopped back says ukrainian forces are gradually gaining grind and the counter offensive against russia. then a to a chief has been in keep discussing. ukraine's military needs started back as to press members of the western alliance to supply extra air defenses to protect the vital national infrastructure. including room. one of britain's most famous treats has been caught dire and an act of vandalism. the sycamore stood next to the roman landmark adrian's wall for nearly 200 years and featured in the 1991. so robin hood,

prince of thieves, a 16 year old boy, has been arrested, of israel is to supply germany with its arrow 3 anti missile system. germany has been looking to strengthen his ariel defenses. since the invasion of ukraine, arrow 3 is designed to intercept a long range ballistic missiles. the german government is aiming to integrate the system into nato's wider air defense shields, and it should be opperation know in 2025. germany's defense minister says the arrow 3 deal with israel as an important step forward as this uh, what time its without exaggeration and historic day for our 2 countries. we're in agreement that the arrow system will make german at defense fit for the future. thoughts for the full dining room to go to austin. it's one of the best, if not the best system team of isn't. i'm very glad that we could really come to the signing of the memorandum of understanding today after relatively short negotiations come on. so i'm drawing nearby rafael cohen from the r a n d project

air force in washington dc. rafael, what kind of protection will the arrow 3 system provide and who is actually protecting your up from? great, well, 1st off, thank you so much for having me. so yeah, it was 3 is a high end or defense system of in these really systems they've produced, the st kind of a census i am doing which is designed primarily to go after the sort of fort mange walk ups that you see coming out of the gospel david sling, which is sort of the point to the american patriot, and then the hours fee, which is what you want me to explain today. and then what's the advantages of an hours 3 system is? it's designed to go after a missile set fire into space and it, except i'm a part of your entry. now ask you who is it likely an adversary? it would be a thinking if you've been following the rhetoric coming out of the kremlin over the

last several months. indeed, the last couple years since the beginning of the one, you crane and europe as a whole, tell out, assume that russia were meeting a peaceful at naval. and so that's what i think the primary concern here too. and from applauded perspective, your past it also boy about as a potential ad. so he's down the road. that rate instead of very well, no, not, missiles, business capability as well. but i think the primary right here, it's not true. so with that in mind, how important will the arrow system be for nato's overall aerial defense field? so the importance we see your defenses is not less any one specific system, but it's more to have a layered approach. that's why these really develops reset stumps, one to go up to fort range. rockets want to go up to medium range and then one like the has to be to go after those up. but the

most investigated missiles. so the, obviously it's an important step. it's not the only step that your needs to take to to provide adequate fences. and if there's one lesson from the one you crane, there's never enough air defenses, particularly if you end up in a full long conflict. and what does this deal tell us about how the russian invasion of ukraine has changed? defense investment in europe. a look so, so many american perspectives, it's changed. european defense spending for the battle and multiple secretaries of defense, multiple american presidents have some really since the end of the cold war slides, we did back to you up to take its own defense. seriously. i think this investment by germany is a public, very much positive step in the right direction. if you had asked the analyst like myself, back in 2021 would show many be buying a suite and

a half $1000000000.00 system, protected by to him. theo, defenses, me a lead from box truck. i don't think my, many of us would have put a favorable odds and such a deal. and so i think this is a step of your pa, frankly awakening to the fact that the awesome great we also that's out there to it's on security. and so just a bunch of stuff in the positive, in the, in a positive direction. and as i said, it can be the only step, but it's, it's step an important step with that. rafael, thank you so much for all of your insights there. that is raphael co and are right . so at this strategy doctrine program at ron project, air force in washington dc. second, so much for having me on the european union has failed to push through sweeping reforms to the rules on asylum from migrants and refugees. and you passed on migration and asylum has been 3 years in the making. but ministers meeting in

brussels have yet to reach an agreement. countries where most migrants arrived one other nations to do more to help as, as the breast, as meeting all ice bound. jeremy. what's the country green light in you? you ruble for migration crisis. it kept people just like you. i signaled approval today on behalf of the german government because the completion of the common european asylum system legislation is of huge importance to us and tyler died to this new regulation is designed to kick in large numbers of migrants all head towards europe at the same time it would allow member states to relax certain rules, but germany was married that would lead to a drop and the standards guaranteeing migrants human rights, especially for children. so initially did not agree that stock negotiations on part of a sweeping, assign them before. now berlin is on board, the so is the deadlock over not cried yet. there are no main obstacle left. we will

reach an agreement that was a broad majority for the proposal. and that would be, it happened in a few days. italy's reportedly not satisfied with the new proposals, the country on the use external border says it's feeling the strain from an increase in immigration and other you states say the same. last year, nearly 1000000 people applied for asylum in the european union. this is the highest number since 20152016 when millions of refugees and migrants came to the e. u. most 1st time applications in 2022 registered in germany, france and spain. but that's not where most migrant initially arrives that different routes to the you might want to cross the mediterranean sea arrive era, gladly in italy or greece. are those attempt to enter overland through the rest. and by cons. both routes are dangerous, but crossing the mediterranean has proved,

especially deadly thousands drawn every year. you bought a country's most migrants arrive. what relief they say are they? you members should help share the burden, but reaching agreement and how to achieve this has created deep divisions which the interior administers have. once again failed to overcome. dw correspondent rosie birch. here it is in brussels and sent us this report. for years. this topic of the european, union's migration and asylum policy has been incredibly politically, talks incredibly divisive between you member states. and in fact, the most controversial part of these reforms of the you is trying to undertake has already got a green light. that was a few months ago when you members state agreed on applying for a more equitable distribution of migrants and asylum seekers arriving in countries

like h. we greece and spain to other parts of the european union. so that big part of the deal is to some extent, already done, but there was a missing piece of the legislative puzzle here. and it's the so called crisis mechanism. it's a real book on what countries us on the frontline of this issue. so countries with coast coastal, you countries leech lake, re, spain, as i mentioned, what they can do if large numbers of migrants and asylum seekers arrive on their shores, all at once. no, germany had been one of the countries which was of stating which was causing a blockage here on this, but we just spoke to jeremy's interior minister, nancy phaser who came out of see me very positive saying that she had secured what she was looking for in terms of guarantees, for example, that families and children would be processed as a priority and these kind of for relaxed, real situations. if there is indeed a crisis underway. but that being said, we saw just in the past for years,

8 to resubmit is through this meeting, literally walk out. so that means there is still new official agreement yet bought the ministers that are here who have remained. certainly the spanish minister who was briefly press seems quite beat in 16. they think a compromise is within reach and that they're on the brink of a breakthrough. to dw is rosy by church. i'm hello, thanks for joining the shannon balls. thing in the side of things. this award winning offer is available world wide for every language that has never been sent to the.