the the, this is dw news live from balance is time running out for tech till the us house of representatives approves a bill to impose a nationwide sign on the social media platform. unless it concepts ties with china . also coming up with the program construction on a pay a gets on the way to bring aid into goals, apply see some international pressure amounts on israel and multiple agencies of stressing the vital importance of land deliveries of a c and address and german m. he's back chocolate will actually strongly help position not to send long range missile. so you tried to make his votes against the opposition nation to supply. taurus, cruise missiles,

the money keeps making on good to have you with us. the us is poised to ban. take talk unless the social media app concepts ties to china, us will make is overwhelmingly voted for a bell, which forces the chinese loan to sell the app to an owner from a country other than china, or faced a title by now there are concerns that the social media service could be used to collect american citizens personal day, so i'm, but it poses a threat to national security. china has protested saying it's unfair to use those arguments to bring down the competitive advantage of other countries. a, an innocent showcase for goofy dances or a threat to national security. how american c take talk could shut it down in the

us. the house has given fight and the chinese company that owns take talk. i know to made him sell it or face it on as connected. it comes from it growing concerns over the chinese government's ability to access use the data collected by the app. tick tock is a threat to our national security because it is owned by byte dance, which does the bidding of the chinese communist party. this build therefore, forces tick tock to break up with the chinese communist party. take talk is one of the wells, the most popular apps thing i would do. it has more than a 1000000000 active users and over a 170000000 in the us alone. many are passive scroll doors, but others use the platform to earn a living and rely on it to acquire brand deals and other types of income.

they are now concerned about the impact, a tick, tock, shut down, could have in their lives. i make a book, the ones that want to take up and it is my full time job. i mean the world's me um, the platform that i have on the income that i can crate to for myself and my family . it completely changed my life. i went to sleeping in my truck to live the pen now . so now i'm going people. we have a team of 17 people. we have a staff check to excess. it has never shared us user data with chinese authorities and won't do so if it's asked if the bill is approved by the senate, it could disrupt the social media landscape like never before. let's get more context on this from dr. mathias kept him on. he's a professor of innovation little at the light and it's institute. so media research in humbugs. welcome to the www. thanks so much for your time. can you tell us what it is that makes countries want to buy tick tock. well,

they're afraid the politicians uh want to be seen to be tough on, on china. they want to be tough on national security as not so much countries. it's really more the with europe has a completely different approach. but it doesn't work that way. this is not a good way to make a digital policy or to act in the interest of the users and such as is there any evidence that tech talk is using data, spying all as the us as a cues take, talk of doing of controlling the narrative said to use is which of we're talking about the u. s. is almost half the population. is there any evidence for that? there's very limited evidence that there was any actual control. what is show of course, is that by times as a chinese company, of course is influenced by the chinese government. that's the way things work in in china. is really not so much about what can be proven. it's more about what

politicians think makes them look tasked in an election year. and if they were serious about data protection of concerns, they would also take a very deep look into how non chinese companies, including website, including twitter, dealing with the user data. if this band is implemented in the us, what would the tech talks reaction likely be? so 1st of all, they'll have to see the senate passes that and whether the biden, if this ration assigns it into force courtesy, it seems poor has to do so. if the, the obligation to, to divest itself of tick tock provide to ends as an acted. and then i'd expect the company to mileage of very strong defense ends to go to the us courts to fight this ban on the basis of the constitutional protection for free speech, montana, one usa to try to ban,

take struggle ready. they failed because of the constitutional protection of free speech. i would expect this to go right up to the supreme court, which as it sits currently, i have the right to, i'm expected to judgements of the past years. so it would be difficult to predict if i had to make a prediction, i would argue that this is a violation of free speech and that it would not stand up to mathias catch them on from the light. it's institute. so media research, thank you so much for your insights. thanks for having me. israel is coming on the increasing pressure to allow more humanitarian aid into gaza. the u. n says around the course of causes, 2000000 strong population is now on the brink of starvation. now the construction of a small appear is underway as a ship loaded with $200.00 tons of food. slowly makes its way from cyprus towards the besieged territory, but agencies of wanting but at drops and the maritime corridor. i simply know,

tentative to land deliveries, of israel's military has said that israel will try to and i quote, have flood garza with humanitarian aid, amid international pressure to do more. i spoke to balak slit dean earlier. he's a john list and tell us eve, and i asked him if there was a contradiction between israel saying it was going to increase i to garza and then bowman a u. n. warehouse in garza as well. not exactly. uh well, let's look at it and see the bigger picture here. um, let's start with the air strike and rough idea start has killed a mazda commander who was in charge of taking control of your military and a to that, to uh, over the human $78.00 in the rough. i. exactly. so as well as an aide worker was killed. that's a, that's correct. but it's what made it clear that they won't allow him asked members, including civilly enough to do so, like the police that belongs to from us to control. they neither to take it for its

own people who become us military, nor a notice of distributed for disability and population. so the problem is that there's roles yet to sit and alternative, or how mazda 17 and this trip. and we got to trim also that there has been some attempts to convince some plans that so like big family income does have to take charge of disability population. but all of these attempts has failed until now. on the other hand, officially, israel has no issue against living in the, the aid and the food supplies inside the source of the military standing me just moments ago that the, the war that we have is a, gave some us, not the civilian population. and when i asked about the military schools, person a statement yesterday when he says loading at gaza with a the source of saying that there, there will be an increase in a getting in from a or land m. c. and becoming they attributing that to an increase of 8 supplies

from error countries apparently because of the product. okay. now we know that the aides coming by ship from cypress is expected to arrive today. do we know yet how that will be distributed and how quickly of what i asked about that specifically and above the source of telling me that it's not clear yet who is going to be in charge of the security for that? the shipment as specifically because the small peer is yet to be built. in fact, it's going to be taking weeks of even months to build and the of the construction companies that berkeley, a private company that will think of the mission on its own is you have to be found at least not the incompletion. so it's not yet clear who's gonna distribute distributed back to the civilians in that nothing doesn't. alright, biling slipping in tell of a fight so much for that reporting. there is

a look at some of the, of the stories making headlines around the world today. and those china and taiwan dispatched rescue vessels after a chinese fishing boat capsized via some taiwan controlled islands. taiwan coast guard says 2 people were rescued and the other 2 are missing and 2 bodies will also recovered. the rescue was a red joint operation and made high some tensions between the mainland and china, which china claims as punch fits territory. thousands of farm is protested in the indian capital valley, that demanding minimum prices for that crops of to weeks of stand off with the government. the farm is, were allowed into the capital on the condition that they did not use vehicles to book roads and did not carry lessons on this constitution. influential. those things along ahead of national elections set to april and may as a german little make has has backs trunk flashlights and have voted against sending

taurus christmas cells to ukraine. but the debase in berlin is intensifying divisions within germany's coalition. government opposition empties some in the governing coalition of demanding that the government delivered the missiles to keep on slow enough shots and his s b d policy against that's idea. slicing the risk of germany being dragged into the war during the debates. a senior opposition, politicians said charlotte's was playing into that a lot of me a putin's hands. others said it was time now to push for piece. use it for a mind. you're suppose it proved in has only if you missed approaching the aggression against ukraine. that is the result stuff. this stuff is on the top is this meek ended site, isn't it time? we not only talked about how to wage war, but also about how to freeze this conflict and stop it when sped talk all the end. he kind of w as chief political correspondent,

nina has. that explains why the german government does not want to send taurus missiles. so the german government argues that it is already doing a lot for ukraine. and if you look at total numbers, then it's true that germany ranks on number 2 when it comes to support. if you train several individual speakers here today, the german parliament stressed again the fact that a germany has delivered up to between 28000000000 euros and 30000000000 years of age. since russia's full scale invasion began 2 years ago. and that is the single biggest number the germany has ever given to any of the country in its history. so people say that the debates about this individual weapon system is somehow overshadowing the fact that germany is a strong suppose of you kind remains a strong support to john. so that will, of choice has a stressed again this week why he doesn't want the delivery of the state of the art cruise missile. he says he doesn't want german soldiers involved in defining the

targets, for example, for those very, very efficient weapon systems that can destroy the bug cuz no of the opponents of sunset is showing as move our of cause arguing. you don't actually need them. and so just you just need to train ukrainians. well, but the tom so i have so far remains adamant that he's not going to send us a tourist cruise missiles. and he is drawing criticism from both the opposition as well as from within his own government coalition. okay, so lots of military coming from germany, but no taurus missiles. so what is germany's stones leave? european supports the ukraine as well. you do have an, a very specific detail discussion about every individual weapon system that germany delivers to ukraine. we've seen that over the last 2 years, we've had the same discussion when it came to sending the letter 2 tanks to ukraine

. that was a long debate. very detailed, very specific. i don't think that many other countries do that around the world that you have these open debates about the pros and cons of what these weapon systems can do. other countries just go ahead and deliver. and so this is something that is perhaps a bit protect you load to the german debate over roll gemini, says it will continue to support you train for as long as it takes. there is also going to be a meeting between the gym, chancellor and we'll have sides, and the french president and mine were my call together with the polish counterpart . so not until tomorrow here in berlin, where they'll also talk you train because of course the polls in particular are extremely worried about what russert is going to do next. and the warning that we're already in a pre war scenario and not a post war scenario anymore. so the message coming out of berlin is still, we are continuing to support you crane. but we're just not going to deliver this cruise missile system. the w as chief political correspondent, nina has indeed no,

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