the the, this is dw news live from ballot to suicide, farms rock pockets, dani provinces bordering i've gone this done 1000 and thought killed and attacks on gatherings to max of us up the assignments. prophet mohammed has been no claim of responsibility. as of a johnson will allow a group of un experts to visit the going to come back into the quote and ask for updates. meanwhile, officials in our media say almost 3 quarters of the estimate or median population of left the region. plus, as i've got it sounds exhaust,

female athletes prepared to complete the asian games. they helped to keep the spotlights on women's band from sports back home. the guy though is welcome to the program. at least 57 people have been killed in 2 separate suicide bomb attacks targeting religious events in pocket stone, bay, 1st bloss decode in the south west me on my stone. and the 2nd in hon. go in the northwest. the last and my stone struck a religious procession that was knocking the best day of the atlantic prophet mohammed baths and talked claims at least 52 lives. several more people have been killed in the north westbury. now the most was tanya to so father in no time of responsibility for either a top. as i asked the journalist,

the scene of boston is lum about who might be responsible for these attacks? well, it seems like it was a coordinated effort given the seminar team, the nature of the targets, and the expectation that many people would we gather not only for friday prayers, but also to celebrate the prophet mohammed, pc of on his birthday. the date he gets out of on fox are, are usually at the top of the list. however, they have denied this attack in the boss dyers, the so called a stomach state, have been responsible and attacks, which is the most recent one earlier this year on their religious political parties rally. but we do have to wait and see the result of any intelligence gathering. some have also claimed a load separatists, but considering the 2 attacks being incomplete, separate provinces indicates a more sophisticated trans national elements. about why do you think these processions were targeted?

well currently it looks as though the essentially 2 groups were being taught credit in both locations. the police as representatives of the state and the religious procession which represent a variant of stomach worship that many extremists reject and find important. the police has historically been the real true front line victims of terrorism, as well as the main security force fighting the daily bottles to contain extreme, its elements. unlike the military which is garrisoned and highly secure, concentrated locations, the police is more vulnerable because they are spread. 10 need to out the country and are required by the nature of their work to engage in the public on a daily basis. thus making them an easier target. now, why this resurgence of attack spike is the most militant impact is done now. the slow, the common theory is that they have been emboldened by the victory of the data by me in the neighboring upon his son, fox, on his rumor,

to have shared some doubts about the new government in abundance. tons, willingness to stand, cross quarters in cross border terrorism, affecting boxed on possibly due to their efforts at consolidating their own government. now elections are around the coal in the will this have a political impact you think? what here into some of the general sense is that after the push of the military into the political sphere, the democratic dispensation is broadly weekend. this violence will either permit further dissatisfaction with the expansive rule of the military. the role the military has taken in the last 2 years, or it may push to establish meant to delay elections even further under the justification of the need for emergency powers. these emergency powers were massively expanded shortly before fundament was dissolved some months ago. actually now by stand in islam about for us, thank you very much. the machine also by john says it will allow you in

delegation to visit the dispute didn't go on a callback region in the next few days. that being calls funds. the national monitor has to be allowed in to investigate charges of human rights violations against ethnic armenians. more than 90000 have fled the regions saying they fed violence and persecution since also by john took over the u. n. official set, the total could reach $120.00. so the growing physic prompted the un special adviser on the prevention of genocide to coal on 0 authorities to ensure the rights of those ethnic armenians was staying. and the problem is doing special adviser on the prevention of genocide and yesterday reiterated has strong concern over the ongoing situation in the region where she set the images of people leaving into

a fear of identity based upon support. very alarming indeed, causing little efforts to be made to ensure that the protection of people and the, the rights of the, in particular, the ethnic i mean, and population who remain in the area and will say for those to 5 being left. a list of the coming out is a deputy program director for europe and central asia at the international crisis group. that's a think tank and offset if you and experts will actually be allowed into the go on a car as well. we certainly hope that it will go ahead, but who has long been opposed to having international presence or monitors on the ground beyond the russian peacekeepers that were part of the ceasefire deal, but ended a war and 2028. we really see who that code to allow international monitors and a neutral party, relatively neutral party, like for you and to have a monitoring mission to access the ground, especially in the wake of so many people leaving a loss to weigh more than half,

almost to the residence the 120000 residents who were there now going to come with bach hasn't given up any hope of independence from other badge on our being joined by our media. is this the end of the conflict then? i mean, it's far from the end of the conflict. we are seeing a tens of thousands of people exit the region. so their future fates, how, whether they will be able to find a safe home in armenia, how they will be provided for and a country that is already stretched assembly and it has and received may. it's far more to prevent it expected in the early days. um after the offensive, but also there are and have been in our own doing talks between nearby and the crew on their future relationship. and those are incredibly important. so,

you know, there's, there's been a ceasefire after there were in 2020, but there is no durable settled piece for them. and so those needs move ahead. now we're talking about the un be involved then. is it fair to say that the international community failed the ethnic albanians in a go on a car? i mean, i'm sure that's how it feels to the 10s of thousands of people who has left their homes in the last days and who before that were subjected to an effective blockades for 9 months. but we had shortages of medicine food, a few of the piece process was at a stalemate before the 2020 war in which their vision retook to each as well as of territory and round the vernal crowd. boston park was dan clear in recent months, washington, brussels and moscow had all been involved in trying to push for where it talks

between here of on and so who. so trying to facilitate a dialogue between armenia and as every time in which the face of residents have no corner car box is always the most painful issue. so there had been calls for a long time for separate talks between those amazon and defacto authorities of being quiet. those never happened and we're seeing a tragedy that resulted from that. you mentioned moscow that what's rushes roll and all this russia is and has been a long time ally of our medium. but in recent years, it was very important to moscow to maintain good relations with the crew as well. and so, so that was a balancing act, but certainly since it's invasion of ukraine, it has been distracted and bogged down by the war and ukraine and hasn't had much appetite to deal with another bow a tile situation. so there are peacekeepers on the ground and it was able to broker

a ceasefire in 2020. but we have definitely seeing that it doesn't have as much affility or desire to have as in went wrong today. other sort of coming out from the international crisis go back. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. thank you. a slow box you heads through the poles on saturday and pull them entry elections that could see the country reverse. it's mandatory support for ukraine. and force close the ties to most count as growing skepticism of the west approach to the conflict and several pod is a containing to leave that you need to fill out. so there's some of the phenomena has been finding out more about what's behind slovakia. swing away from the west, which is normally pointing dc the pending on chocolate vars together with a big dose of anti western rhetoric member. so for

a public on extreme is far right party on the contain trail in the little rout slovak yeah. one of their promises and exit out of the ends. nato pensioners can leave normally, they can't afford to pay for it. heating, young families are fleeing abroad and we are feeding american soldiers for those who have come here to listen to republicans say they are fed up with mainstream politicians and media. they complain about corruption, inflation and the use position on the war. and ukraine is that the waiting room was, will be by apple. both sides are to the name for the or that's what i say. and on both sides the front, the media only tells us one part, told them to give you, oh, i got 4 out of the rest of the school and eventually, and i'm not afraid of russian, not at all. for me, k n a who's which co boss, sentiments like those don't come as a surprise. she works for in for security a project devoted to exposing russian this information in slovakia. so now with

this it is really huge. it is big and complex. there are many upstairs, it is closest it or, you know, with the health or not just media, which are just the websites that are spreading false narratives, this information for us and for, for the mainly the 1000. so facebook pages, she tells us and to more than 3 hundred's pro, crumbling outlets. in slovakia, outlets like lofton, its profit. last year, one of its contributors was caught on video, accepting a bribe from a russian intelligence officer to promote kremlin talking points. despite this candle club, this problem is still online, still spreading does information. we pay them at visits. we wanted to speak to the people behind left and this prov. and this is where the office of the publish it should be according to the official website. but there is no one here, and there has been no response to or multiple requests of a many weeks. google map says this office is permanently closed. pro kremlin

narratives are also voice by prominence. political leaders in slovakia who appeal either to capitalize some of the remaining traditional pro russian sentiment and slow back society. that seems especially true for former prime minister robots feats. so he questions arms deliveries to ukraine and often repeats pro russian ideas. we confront him doing a press conference. what are you promoting russians propaganda? do you think it makes too popular? picture? why don't you give us the rights to have our own opinion about the warning ukraine no met him editor. we are not of lights to repeat the rhetoric of the united states of america or western europe in the chicago. armitage keke oliver was up on that it would offer a concert in the centre of prepped his lava, organized by progressive slovakia, a pro european party. the country has been a strong support to a few queen and played an important role within me too. but now many here warning

our security is at stake. maybe also our integrity, maybe or, or your pin in the european identity is at stake. it is a close race and what's at stake is not only what's next to slovakia, but also for europe as are looking at some of the other stories making headlines. the long serving us democratic senator dianne feinstein has done at the age of 90. she was known as a person advocate for liberal causes, like gun control and general quality, but also as a pragmatic lawmaker who could find common ground with, with funds. seeing was the oldest sitting us the process presidents not important as order the form of wagner come on, the andre trust shift to lead volunteer units in the war and ukraine. it was an age to the last. if anything goes in before the most. no, really the sites,

denial and uprising against food in which process did not support. i'm not sure. it's most urgency when the refugee agency says about 196000 migrants and refugees have arrived in southern europe. so far this year the vast majority enter the you in italy, which has experienced an 83 percent increase on last year. the building where i was, hitler was born in the austrian town of bro, now is about to take on a new function as a police station work is about to begin, but some residents are not comfortable with the buildings, new role, a house of evil. that's what some people in australia called the best place of all those had left it. so to empty for many is not a police station is set to move in building. well, it should start within days. a decision not to outcome by everyone because it is

seen as an attempt to end debate about the place. in my opinion, it is a sign of fear that a police station is being established here. because people are afraid that neo nazis could cause trouble here. and think that could be prevented beth him and his presence of police. let me tell you it is a defensive move. not an offensive one. in the past, the building was used by a charity for people with disabilities. then in 2016, the austrian government requisition to house saying it wanted to tear it down. then it decided to convert it into a police station saying it wanted to stop it, becoming a neo nazi shrine residents. and a ton of, for on the i would have preferred a different solution. i am somewhat undecided. they used to be a social age office here where it did my civil service. yeah. that will probably be a better solution. a social institution helped me to get that kind of argument

in 360 my yes. out a lot about this issue and seeing that using it, fine of the social cultural institution would have been better. so i'm not really and save us and police station as a me have, i'm new. i would have preferred it if they had left it as it was. it did not how many one and could have house social 8 institutions once again. ivy to accommodate the thesis of to complicate methods even more an old use paypal. i'll take a has image that says hitler himself wanted his both place to be converted into an administrative building. so some say it's not. looks like the all straightened government might be an advocate leave for feeling it was an which be and i wanted to end the debates about the house of evil and state. it's very much alive in golf. the 44th edition of the ride,

a couple that say teen competition between europe and the usa is on the way in rome . b, marco sim, only a golf club is the 1st the telling cost of most of the tournaments. suppliers have been drawing largely from europe's d. p. well to us and america's pga tour bought those who signed up to the saudi arabia from the l i. v. goals. so most the northwell come out the competition that includes henry expense. it was even removed from his position as team your captain for the event. but breton stoney jacqueline is your, your ups most successful ryder cup captain, as well as a full us open and push open when he is in room for this is the vision and told the w that's the tournament on his brand, have easily weathered the loss of players to the saw the backed live eagles series that live city. busy striking the back seat fitness wrong, i mean, the right a cup of brown, the spam page of the,

the pay well to form of quite some time. now. i mean, it's a massive brand. and here's the, the, the, the, the page of my entire on the, the pay world tour of decided, obviously from, from the, on the sides of this. but, you know, to, to go with the brand new to the right. it got brand. and i think that was a very wise decision on laptop household brown and we've got to. busy ma'am, on paper look terrific to me from a european standpoint and the records of the you know, very strong team as well. but anyway, oh yeah, the live on their lives. i mean it's, uh it, we've, we've got a great team. uh,

not secure that they respective towards the right thing. at the asian games in china, the have gone to strong women's volleyball team plays. it's opening game on saturday. the squad is made up of exhaust, forced to flee the country off to taking over the tale. brown have a band women sports altogether and persecuted, female athletes. they are ready to take on the continent. afghanistan's women's volleyball team have become huge obstacles to be at the asian games for to start new lives abroad by the tyler bands treatments of women in sports. now that competing on the big stage, actually the important things for us. and that's the goal, is that uh, participation in such kind of matches and coming here, they give them hope for the future. the team will be huge on the dogs and the games . the players are based in different countries and of course do not get state

funding like other sites competing here. a button they determined to make the most of them moments in the sun i because so my 1st name, i mean i live in the teams. expectations of supporting success in china may be modest. but the financing and altogether more important bustle for the women at home, borrowed from playing sports. as my big god. there's that so maybe maybe maybe one day or 10 sport in their own fancy and in appease the hope that everything would change and have gone. it's gone in one day, all this woman who are still it ever gotten a sun and they hope to be a part of the team here with this, with these girls. so we hope that everything would change and the thought about even accept the woman. but this will take time,

the time is now for these women know and a win against catholic style and on saturday would be the perfect conclusion to that tale. a resilience of some of those bullets. because in brief for you, russian power olympians will be allowed to compete up next to some of the games, but only as neutral competitive. you have the national power and pick committee voted against a full band of russian athletes for pirates 2020, full of although they will not be able to compete under the russians. uninstalled the popular chunk of a book to place in the semi finals of tennessee from pacific open with a 6275 win over your company. not alex, on the top of your tank, about ease through the opening set and some style and closed out the 2nd set with a late break to book ethics. and for the final of

staying with tear this 2nd, see to down the, made this voucher to now i can tell me polls 6261 at the china opened the end of the run. the full opening around exits at the tournament wells. number one, nova del coverage is excess, is so now bobby has been one of the biggest box of global bucks office hits of the yeah. as audiences dress up and pink, ready for some serious fun. some countries including vietnam and kuwait, have banned the phil bobby is also not officially on release in russia. up some smaller screens are showing bootleg copies. this corner of a most kind of shopping mode is old. pink hobby is coming to the screens through a new poll. many hollywood studios have stopped releasing the films in russia, but i'm licensed into copies of bobby found that way to avoid licensing problems. some send them us

a selling tickets for russian short films and showing the body feature as a premium. russ's coats and ministry, and some politicians on nothing used become popular. it's so far from the ality that i don't think it's almost what russia wants to bring to the world today. some people call it traditional values and the toner stick, you know, 140 miles away from the capital. bobby menu isn't the thing. for me to suggest if right now we need patriotic russian films to race as well. right now we need to cut out western half of 2 or more lines. we but others have a more nuanced b. c. o. far she's universal to become a more cultural and sociable person. again, you need to watch films from other countries. double chill level bullet point, much for your skies. i'm likely to lose her throne, to bobby and russia. but it's possible that the film has found its way onto a smaller screen in the city to maybe as a preview of

a patriotic short film. just like in most count, the police in britain have arrested a 16 year old school boy in connection with a filling of an iconic tree. the sycamore had stood by hatreds bold in northern england for hundreds of years before was come down and what appears to be an act of vandalism. centuries of history torn down in just one night. one of britain's most celebrated and photographs trees reduced to just a stump. the old sycamore northumberland national park was a beloved land mount to locals, but was known far beyond the u. k. thanks to it's dramatic. a parents that even wanted to role in the ninety's blockbuster, robin hood, prince of thieves, star and kevin costner, and morgan freeman officials said messages of greece had been pouring in from the public. this would have meant

a lot of people. people would have been proposed to here they will of help significant family occasions here. some people will, may have scattered the ashes of loved ones here and for someone to feel that they can to do this to such a sight. i just find really hard to comprehend. i'm afraid that a real sense of loss today, visitors also decried what police believe was the deliberate act of vandalism. that's great. it's quite upset and that you know what people always call a joy from it and pictures and taking pictures of it and said, yeah, it's just a shame that somebody is karen vandalized, the beautiful part of the countryside. police have arrested a 16 year old boy on suspicion of criminal damage. but this still hope of new life breaking from ancient tree. officials say shoots could grow from its stump, although it take hundreds of years to restore its former glory. and that's it. so

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