the the, this is dw news life from berlin. the top court in bangladesh, scales back a controversial job, a quota system that's after dozens, di and a student led protests. and the government imposes a nationwide curfew. will the court ruling be enough to quality and risk? also coming up or run back to the rebels launch retaliatory missiles at israel one day after is really jet, spawns several sites and humans, port city of whole data as international calls for restraint go unheeded. the

i melissa chan, welcome to the program. the supreme court in bangladesh has draft this gary scaled back a, quote, a system for government jobs that sparked weeks of unrest. elected dozens of depths previously about 30 percent of jobs were set aside for the families of veterans who fought and the countries worth independence is not yet clear how the demonstrators will react to the new ruling, which reduces that quarter to just 5 percent of the students type injures interest in the demand. they had been protesting for weeks, against drop code task that blocked more than half of the government jobs for them . the students had gone to the distribution, discriminatory. but now they're going to stop school test, keeping the ruling that almost good ops, the good in school system. now, 93 percent of the civil service jobs open for graduating students. but this

position has come to a huge cost. the initial protests against the high court ruling, the reinstated the quoting system, were mostly peaceful. but the rights groups in the last couple of these hot crack down by police and other on forces during the protest in did that lead i violence select the deck of more than 100 people. most the students, the following openly, 3 of the protest is i already did a bullet hit the head of another one. i'll just pull him to the hospital. you see there are blood stains on my hand. hospitalized square feet, reposing some students, beginnings of so many people have left many devastated. alaska. why are there's so many debt bodies? oh, allow for gives me what country do we live in? one, that's what was put down. the government said the killings will be investigated. and now you wouldn't do the main demand of the protest as has been recognized by

the country. stop called the stilton fee. they will not stop protesting. did they get justice for door skin? we're joined now by test name, julio. he is a bank of dashing journalist who lives in excel in now the sweden from where he's joining us. thanks for coming on on testing, does this scaling back of the re introduction of the quote a mean that the protests will end to no malice. uh, not at all. uh, what i'm in this whole crisis has moved be on the demand for a reforms included in government jobs right now, the testers have bold to go forward and continue their strategic stations, their movement and they are demanding just to use for those that, that have been queued in indiscriminate police firing and at tops by the routing party. i'm just curious,

why did this even come up with the idea of introducing such a quote in the 1st place? well, there are some historical context to it, which is pretty long. i'm not going to go into that, but uh, the quarter system among the dish, specifically the one where the government jobs cushy government jobs are truly keaton handed out to the defendants. i mean, children and grandchildren of people who fought in the liberation water of buying this, that over the years, became it due at the hands of the ruling on league for maintain the actual niche network. it's just, buddy, you know, they want to sponsor and reward the crony. is that the loyal to, to the ruling party? and that is exactly why the students of the general students are truly calling to

be solved and saying this is absolutely discriminatory. and this is not acceptable in a democratic modern society. so what impact might this decision have on the country? politically, particularly on prime minister, shake has seen a a melissa, what has happened over the past few days is that a government has declared a war against its own people. and we have seen, i mean, now we have seen footages of indiscriminate. it's shelly and firing from handicapped as for example, i know what happens in water. so i really don't think that's shriek or seen as government has the legitimacy to continue the way it has been continuing for the last 15 years. it is very hard to spec, let what's gonna happen next. but i you, as it, is it political in list as a journalist? i don't see how she casino can survive these crisis as the

prime minister of bundle edition continue reading. the country has name harvey o. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. this run back to these in yemen. it say they fired multiple missiles at israel's resort city of a lot. that pronouncement came just hours after israel's military said, it had shut down a missile from young and before it crossed into is really territory. the latest burst of violence between the enemies has led to death and both countries and fears of escalation. and tell of these israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu overseas as strikes on the he's the strong hold of her data. sometimes lisa fight to jets, bomb oil, to oppose, and the power plant and the strategically important pulled city on the red sea. the ministry of health and so now says doesn't so

a wounded and raging fires triggered by the strikes. many of them admitted to a hospital with severe bands in the we were sitting and suddenly the asked by company. there were several spiked uh. the recent escalation comes against the backdrop of a severe human atari and crisis, and yemen that is left around 8 out of 10 people dependent on humanitarian aid. according to the un, about 80 percent of that aid and 70 percent of all impulse and to throw data that this is really a self has further defeated our fuel and the central supplies needed by the citizens of the people. i mean, i get to show israel says it hit the poets because the areas used to deliver rainy and arms to yemen, and in response to months of progress and against israel, including a deadly drain attack on a residential building and television on friday. the

mess of losing so i have the message for israels enemies. make no mistake, hold then we will defend ourselves by all means on all fronts. on any one who harms us. we will pay a very heavy price for the question in recent months, around back whose e militants have repeatedly attacked ships costing for the red sea. and as they did, attempt to force an end to israel's military campaign in guns on the head also launch missiles and drains directly it israel, that most of those projectiles were intercepted until friday. the indians capital a few p spokesmen such as full says wouldn't be to touch by israel's threat. well, talk of the year, many armed forces also confirm that the response to the use really aggression in our country is inevitable. and will be great and mighty willing no empty woods on sunday, that is really military said intercepted

a missile fire towards the resultant of a lot. one of multiple drawings and ballistic missiles to see militants declare that fired is riley targets. and along the red sea with me here in the studio is dw middle east analyst shot arizona's up. shawnee does this mean we're going to see further escalation, hope dangerous. is this potentially, this is quite dangerous for as rarely. this has a chance to build up the turns, which is a, they've lost and on october. and it's quite important in, in there, you know, whole structure of defense. and they want to seem very strong, especially because we talk about human and we talk about who these but for the israel, these, these are just a long arm of the ring and regime and this long conflict, we all know us. so for the israel is, is quite important to show a lot of strengths when it's, you know, trying to crunch down on uranium proxies. luckily with these but we also need to keep in mind to who these are independent in the sense that they have their own consideration. not necessarily connected to what the union was doing once or

decides. you know, we've seen also cause bala on the other edge on the northern board and of israel. they are also considered to be a proxy, a force connected to your on but they have to be and also very rational and logical so far. and they seem to be more team, so it's still wants to build this fight against this axis against the you ran iran excess and it's going to be very strong. and it, and the who these seem to be very keen on showing very strong positioning against, you know, israel with the, you know, support for the palestinian cause. so we're not, it's not going away any time soon. probably something to watch. very adamant in the last month since october in their pursuit a guess is where the goals and something else happening today in israel, i understand is israel's military is going to start being able to draft of ultra orthodox men. and that's following a supreme court ruling. this is a very sensitive issue. i know it's been going on for years or how much of a threat is this too dependent. mr. well, you have to be seen so far. his,

you know, his strongest allies within his coalition has been throughout the, the years. the orthodox parties, they don't seem to be too keen on parting away from him, despite a lot of anger against the need to follow the supreme quotes, routing routing and the fact that they feel that nothing out of kick this can down the road again. and again, and get it for so many years. and you should have found a solution for it sooner. but it is a very big contention point when you look at other israel, is it a wide public? there's a lot of resentment you see more and more is really, is drafted again and again to, you know, reserve units, you know, the toll of this, of the fight on the is where the societies quite big and the end, the hostility, you know, and the prescription for the lack of a big part of these is, is really society the orthodox that taking part in that might be something that will backfire against them to know now. and yeah, who has a trip to the united states next week. and of course, he's still continues to face pressure from the families of the hostages. he continues to face protest. so how is this all playing out?

it's going to be very tricky. i mean, he has had, in the last week of a very big complaint against him trying to say 1st close a deal, then go. and he keeps saying he feels that the pressure on come us is working and it's getting them to make more compromises. and it prints them where he wants them to be in the negotiations. you know, the next round should start on thursday and then maybe a week or 2 later, some cabinet members saying it is possible to reach a deal. i think it's important for me to, to now, to come to washington seemingly wanting to have a video without moving to actually deliver on it. he's expecting to see a lot of a protest against him from democratic members of the house, but also from, you know, wherever we will go, it will be either, you know, jewish liberal organizations or jewish organizations for him wherever will go is going to be a very very lively and contentious visit and in washington, no doubt. yeah. and he's also landing at a very interesting time for his politics. shiny rose on his thank you so much for

joining us. let's look at some more stories making headlines around the world. the more than 220 migrants have been rescued off the coasts of tramecia and libya and 3 different operations. according to doctors without borders, most had spent several days without water or food at sea. they are now on their way to the italian port of newborn last year over 3000 migrants lost their lives trying to cross the mediterranean sea. rescuers are looking for survivors after flash floods in northern and south west. china killed 20 people and left dozens missing. in the province of sa twan, the flooding has damage more than 40 houses and displaced more than 1200 people. china is experiencing a summer of extreme weather with heavy rains and successive heat waves. south korea says it will ramp up. it's loud speaker propaganda broadcast to north korea after pyongyang sent more trash build balloons across the border. north korea has been

floating balloons filled with rubbish into south korea since may escalating tensions between the 2 korea's which were already running high after a provocative run. as miss all tests, tens of thousands are celebrating christopher street day in the german city of cologne, with live music, political discussions and colorful shows. it's one of your ups largest pride parades. it commemorates the rides that broke out in new york and 1969 after police rated a gave bar, a turning point for the global eligibility. cute rights movement. he is a reminder of the top story we're following for you, bangladesh. a supreme court has drastically scaled back a controversial quota system for government jobs that sparked weeks of unrest and elected dozens of death. before the ruling, some 30 percent of government jobs were set aside for the families of veterans. the

new was reduced that quote and to 5 percent. you're watching the w news thanks so much for joining us on the list of chance. the new tackled to this special hot spots in germany 0 dw travel extremely worth a bit. the .