the, the data with the news live from the rescue teams in india, free old faulty one. construction workers dropped inside of collapse mountain tunnel for more than 2 weeks. also on the program israel on her mass expenditures as another group of hostages is free from gaza. more than 11 hostages released by having us on now. excuse me, 11 hostages released by a mouse and are back in israel. on the west bank of crowds welcomes 33 palestinians,

released from his re the presence. a gemini sentenced to fill a 16000000000. your whole and its budget, after quotes and both the, to transferring emergency pandemic money into a fine with option funds illegal until the shelves comes part of an adjustment create a new really, honestly, that makes governing both difficult the . i'm so glad to welcome to the program. we start with breaking news from india, where officials say rescue us of pulled out old for too long. the construction workers who had been jumped inside of collapse tunnel in the himalayas. they've been stuck on the ground for 17 days after a landslide closed off the tunnel entrance. rescuers have to drill to rock and concrete to bring some if we're pulling the men to safety through a pipe. let's get more from genesis chapter jada off who joins us from new

delhi or welcome shallow. what more can you tell us about this rescue? a while it's being called the humidity and success. killed by uh, you know, located, uh, tv news, media and like you so it's a huge, big key for the mazda food, multiple rescue teams. you know, that had been activated for the last 17 days. and they hit multiple road blocks as well along the way. but they didn't stop and the rightful miners, you know, they'll be, they who brought it last night to do to the last 12 be the us, you know, that stood between these rescue workers and those who was drafted inside the out being celebrated as the last minute heroes, you know, the finish shows, so to say here, for, you know, bringing a cracking into this new invite a need by doing operation. here. it was a mallets task and you know, be of the rent and the rescue workers went in with multiple prong strategy. they tried vote to go dealing, they tried horizontal shooting, and they tried drilling to the mazda of the toronto and finally uh, you know,

with the older machine for you to sort of going to the last was because these rightful minus were brought in. and finally, a success, you know, to this hugely anticipated piece of news of, from the region. and the workers have finally been brought. they've been taken to the hospital to check on their mental health, to stop with. and then in the beginning of the vision for some time after which they can finally go home, but huge amount of celebrations on the ground by the family. and so, but the families also all of these lucas were stranded. and we're also seeing visuals from the homes of these uh, family members in different states of india and the i see a santa breeding devali to member of these workers were stranded up to the boat, which was leaking, do festival. and they didn't get to us. it of a wish they have family members back home and so the wiley has come late for them, but surely it's a momentous one. and one that they will remember for the rest of their lives. and so how did they manage to survive for 2 weeks on the ground?

are you sure a few days worked out for them because you know, the of the rescue workers could only get a smaller pipeline in a to which they could only uh, sending some dry snacks and some dry foods and oxygen and things like a move by georgia. and you know, mobile phones as well. oh, but then it was only in the last few days that they managed to have the 1st break to uh, you know, wait and they could send in a fight which was a big enough wide enough to send in some means with these workers. and so you know that you get this, but it stop and get them going. you know, a set of park meals 3 times a day. and then we had some, a team of doctors and a so i guess is who would regularly in touch with them checking on their spirits and you know, mental health of as well. and they, these workers had a stretch of about what in the hospital because inside a unit and they could sort of take long walks in there to keep themselves busy.

some of them were also, i'm gonna be hard from a patient inspection and they told them to do some, you'll go, you know, to keep themselves sort of come to this of the fees. and you know, then the, their efforts have beaten the home and it still has just treated us saluting. they create for staying and, and staying strong for so long. right. that's a great end to a nail biting story. thank you so much for talking us through it. jealous to chateau? yeah, they have a new demi us as well. um the palestinian militant group. how massive i agreed to extend that forward. a truce by another 2 days guitar, which mediation of the day will confirm the extension on monday hours before the pause in finding was due to an extension opens the way for the release of more is ready. the hostages being held in gaza in exchange for a palestinian prisoners and is rarely, giles. israel has received a list of 10 more hostages due for release. today. 69 is riley and foreign hostages have so far been freed under the terms of the original dale. and exchange 150

published indian prisoners have been released from his randy custody. israel says palestinian militants to $239.00 hostages on the 7th of october, and about $174.00 to be still being held in gaza. 11, return to israel on monday and have been for united with friends and family. more is really hostages. finally free women and children again made up the latest group to be released by him. us the release boomed by the militant group. the full day would quickly a school to back to israel and slowing on the hospitals waiting families. this is an exciting and hard feeling moments, but we also understand that is the beginning of a difficult rehabilitation process for sar in areas we're still young and have been through an unbearable experience. deal nationals from engine,

tina and jim. and he were among those released, including french's riley. i, tom, you hello me, who was finally able to re unite with his mother palestinians, a celebration homecomings 2 with 33 more women and young people released from is riley prisons as part of the exchange. one lives out of host of so it's an indescribable joy. so i'm very happy. i hope that others will soon be released when it is really presents my friends. so my cousins got a 150 palestinian prisoners have been freed in recent days. a last minute extension of the pause and fighting is expected to bring food, the release that's on both sides. israel has already received a list of teen more hostages due to be fried by whom us today. is riley troops

continued to petrol guns as buddha, amid the truth, which is now set to expire on thursday. that international parisha is growing for it to be extended even fit the a lot corresponds that tanya, crime in jerusalem. talk me through what's likely to happen with today's expected release of more is riley hostages. yeah, that's right. a israel received a list of more hostages to be freed by hum us, actually at any in the coming hours. so, so now the problem, these are waiting, they have to be notified. i'm expecting it to be the same process if of course all goes well and they have been delays just the yesterday in the release. so they would be a 100 over by him us to the red cross and then be taken through the crossings and then be taken to as well to hospitals to be reunited with their families. so it's of good, of course, good news that this is coming as part of this

a truth agreements. so it would be the 5th day. there's another day left. but of course, there's also a lot of concern among the families that are having still their relatives and loved ones in gaza. what would happen to them? so because you know whether the truth would be then extended once more. so this is of course a big concern from families here as well. so with now, and so the 1st extension of the initial 4 day phase 5, it must be hopes that to more extensions will follow. yeah, both sides had a sick that they would be open for such an extension. and with the help of katara and egypt and the united states, this drews a quick truce agreement, had been uh, extended. um, so uh it was, oh, really, the provision was there. so for every 10 more hostages,

the thomas root of free or release. uh, they would be on another day of twos, uh, edits to this cruise. and also of course, the willingness of israel to, to release more palestinian prisoners. so the housing is really prisoners. now we understand that there's some reports that already took the underway in doha, in the capital of cutoff to potentially extend this truce. and of course, there is also a lot of international pressure. we also, i'm just on the, the us secretary of state and new blink, and we'll come back to the region by the end of the week. so we will, but you have to wait and see. it's a very fragile process. you know, if they would manage again according to the interest of both parties, to extend the truth because is where the headset and the past days, actually in the past weeks that they would resume a fighting would resume the war to illuminate from us. right?

so the 3rd part of the day of after the assessment of hospitality, is a temporary cessation of hostilities and the release of visitors and hostages is a going into a, gaza. what's happening there? but absolutely, this is a very important part. of course. uh the more aid is coming into garza more trucks has been coming in. medical supplies, food uh, water bottles, water as well, but uh, the humanitarian organizations have said they need more time. it's, it's, it's a very, you know, they, they have to work from day to day because also they don't know whether this choose will be extended. there also has been a cold for more crossings to open, mainly the care of them show on the crossing. because right now the, the aid comes mainly in a, through the life of crossing or with egypt. and of course, as a very,

very much concerned about the situation in northern garza where age is coming in. but the situation has been very bad and the 1st place we also heard from the world has organization. they're very much concerned about the big for disease. and you have to understand that we have, according to the united nations, 1800000 people that have been displaced. some have been trying also to go back and see what happened to the homes and to the also to last ones that are still missing in the northern part and people i talked to him because on the phone they told him, you know, they don't know what to expect to this is so uncertain and they're trying to get as much as they can, but they don't know how to prepare. it's a fighting a would resume in a couple of days, right. thank you. forgot to turn your crime in jerusalem. well the ceasefire agreement and it's extension have given, has given a gauze and an increased opportunity to access humanitarian aid. but 8

organizations of wanting, the situation for civilians across the enclave, remains die. these kids raise the weather and still play outside the cooling drain. the conditions are an additional bed and for many and the make shift choices and gaza. another month out of the rain and cold have worn me out and i cannot do, and it's in my clothes room where it's and i can't change them and i've no clothes, no food, no water has acted and i haven't drank water in 2 days. and there's no bathroom to use it, ma'am. let's get that outside. i'm them. i'm. that's where is age organizations. then of course, you've got, you know, hundreds of thousands of children who are not in school or in very autocratic, have so a cold and starting to rain, who do not have enough food. do not have enough water. who are now at risk of of a disease outbreak. it's a randall situation cause health service has been facing chronic shortages since

the fighting started as patients are transferred from the north to the south hospitals that as well. so the unusual, the situation is very, very tragic. the hospital can't bad this burden of cases. there's no capacity. it means that the equipment is insufficient. tools and consumables are lacking. and there is a shortage of medical in nursing staff. somebody that's thanks to the extended pause, enticing some age is getting to where it's needed. i would say it's a glimpse of hope and humanity in the middle of the darkness of water. and i strongly hope that these will enable us to increase even more the, the meditative nights to the people, even gossett that he's suffering so much knowing that to even with that

additional amounts of time, it will be impossible to satisfy all the magic needs of the population because the civilians have a lifeline. as long as the guns stay silence is look at some of the stories that making headlines around the well, we'll stop in russia where the court has extended the detention of wall street journal before the evan gus convention till the end of january, the america was arrested in march on spine charges, the bull street journal has described the accusations as a false attack on the free press. ukrainian intelligence officials say the wife of the country's military intelligence chief has been poisoned and i suspect an assassination attempt. well, it's hard to say a money on the board. a nova is in hospital being treated a heavy metal, foisting

a husband activity, low up, good enough, leads the country to submit a change. halogens agency, the g. u a. a possible winds, a storm and ukraine's skills, at least 10 people, and injured more than 20 hundreds of communities of last attic tricity, mainly in odessa region, which is seen the worst of the damage trains. energy, great and rescue services have been severely stretched by the investment invasion as a finland which says it will close its last remaining border crossing with the russian for 2 weeks. so i think concerns about russian interference. finish government accuses russia of orchestrating what they called a hybrid attack by sending more than 900 microns from 3rd countries to the board in november. and the fed site the movies and retaliate in retaliation. excuse me, russian site, the move is retaliation. finland's decision to join the nature of this year.

of correspondent the top. natalia small lunch about a is a may finish town if you follow close to the russian border. and let's see if we can raise a bachelor's welcome. why is finland doing this? so in the past few weeks, payments has already closed 8 or 9. it's board of course and with russia. and the reason is that in checks of my guns, compared to countries coming from russia to the number of finish authorities and he started playing russia for august grading. this migration crisis at diamond circle, the orbit has over the last week at urged the country to close over borders. but the decision was small, accepted by the government as it didn't respect the rights of the migrants. well, today this decision came to and local fed. that's from the shed, that shutting down of the border of the only remaining and basically quasi primes between rushes,

printer was prompted by national security is right. and you're just return from the russian from the border with russia. what did you say that so yeah, we'll get that just 2 hours ago and talking with the guards and they didn't know that tomorrow basically will be the last working day there. it's a very small and border crossing. only few people work there, only few people actually use it across the border there. it's really, really far in the north, 1000 kilometers away from helsinki. it only works for hours and you know that they libraries that really, really shores. and so they've seen since the beginning of all of this crisis in the past. we've seen all the other points have been closed down when they've seen a rise in maintenance. and i said just because they have known before. and in the past days they have at 60 so for them it was a big change. but they told me today that they're prepared for more numbers to come

. but as we've just just covered and tomorrow and tomorrow will be their last day of work. and in the night on wednesday, just as the bees and coffee points will be closed, 60 doesn't sound like an awful lot. it's probably an invasion. what evidence say is that russian is doing this. a small 60 is a low number, but in total have been. and around solvent, um i found, and stickers in the past month. it's really big numbers within one because in the past 3 years, it's been only if you had to come from the border from russia and of course island and, and we are, it's just fixing russia in august taking these crisis. and it's really that this migraines as a following, because don't come on their own. that clearly blocks too bad border by smugglers. they brought that in because they also given bicycles across the border because you come across the board to buy food. and then when they appear to be so if there were issues they don't have these us and the question for the guards clearly read them

to them. what without having showing them visa and also 3rd place. it's also quite a convenience scenario for moscow, initializing the society and the border. but other than that, i don't think there we can say there is any more direct confirmation said most because we had it here for that day. somebody correspondent. and this time you have some on it, say that so i do have a chance of the old actual size. he will stick with his plans to modernize the country's economy, despise them looming budget crisis. just having a scrap drinking with grappling with a 16000000000 your a hole in its budget. this follows a routing by germany's top quotes this month regarding the use of emergency funds. the chance of us facing heavy criticism from his political opponents. no easy day. so the chancellor the opposition made sure of it.

do you think i knew the power that you have no idea how to drive this country forward in the coming? yes, but the indigenous on this comes off to jeremy's top court ruled the government's budget unconstitutional. it had moved left over emergency funds from the curve of 19 pandemic to a fund to count to climate change. the quote me that was a legal why, when and go on, michael was in power. germany introduced the so cool that break it's enshrined in the constitution and limits how much governments can borrow. it can only be suspended in emergencies such as the coverage 19 pandemic. the verdict left a gaping hole with 60000000000 euros in the government's budget. that's money that should have been used to modernize the country doesn't have, but i toya. jeremy already has major shortcomings within this public service. 616

net investment has been negative for 20 years. is the we're seeing that the state has saved money to the point of ruin, and that, that has inhibiting private investment. i'll city pre, bob invested soon. the chancellor said he will stick to plans to modernize germany's economy. because acknowledge the situation is not exactly ideal, dot is jesus world. one thing is clear, this judgment creates a new reality for the federal government. and for all the current and future governments at federal and state level, nearly every other to use it makes us more difficult to achieve important and widely shared going for our country to arch. while the government has now retroactively suspended the debts rights of 2023. a big question. mark still looms over. what will happen next year?

this is christina and david and can tell us. she's an economist a bit. you have an instance your info, economic could be such a valid and welcome to the w. let's start with a whole. but the jeremy appears to be in income transfer of a big industrialized nations that jeremy's economy is weakening. and now it has the 60000000000 euro hold and it's financing. so it's how much trouble has the country in the that as we get the call of the day, the recession there that says the okay. so con gemini, overcome these budget problems next year without suspending this debt break.

yeah. so how the challenges that way at all, i really mean that i'm using. uh so. so the way for me is still the right to man the just in case you need to see what they need to change the constitution. can they declare an emergency as i have already done? i mean having no money. that's pretty, that sounds like an emergency. the the,

the, the 3. no, let's do this and let's see. i don't think that will be home. you can see all the way. then go to see those depos a li, a, b c, the race well next year. okay. i'm a little bit off the time about thank you so much for talking us through that. actually christina of on david and from the german institute for economic research . here's a look at the symbol in years making headlines around the world. and us, north korea have had a rad direct exchange at the u. n. as a un security council meeting as age of cubes, the other posing a threat to north korea, defended its reason, spice, satellite launch while, but us insisted that it's ministry trails with south korea,

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