the, the, this is dw news lined in front rowland tonight police calling it and attempted terror attack. a gunman shot dead in munich on the anniversary of the 1972 munich olympics terror attack. police killed an 18 year old suspect to start fired, a rifle near the is rarely console with in munich on thursday. we'll get the latest from the seed also coming up a story almost beyond belief. a uganda. the limbic marathon runner allegedly set on fire and burned to death by her boyfriend in kenya, and fighting for justice for their son mohammed deed was a month with

a 1000 people, killed during anti government protest in bangladesh. his parents say that he was shot dead by security force and the malware community in the z like bidding farewell to its king and welcoming his daughter as its new monarch. the 27 year old is only the 2nd. mallory green ever the fiber and golf. it's good to have you with this. jeremy prosecutor say that the shooting nearly is rarely consulate in munich. today was an attempt to the terrorist attack police shot dead, an 18 year old austrian in a gun battle. the incident happened on the anniversary of the 1972 munich olympics terror attacks in which 11 is rarely athletes were killed. german transfer olaf shoulds wrote on the exit, anton semitism and islam doesn't have no place here in germany.

this footage reportedly shows the gunman as the open fire at around 9 am. in the morning residents film from the windows as people slip this thing. the incident took place in kind of holding and plots and central munich. it's in the area close to the as riley concerts and the documentation museum of nazi history. jewish institutions and places of worship in germany, a given police protection against possible anti semitic attacks. so the officers present were able to act quickly to neutralize the government. a police spokesman said the suspect was an 18 year old, austria and they're still investigating the motive. but describe the incident as quote, an attempt to terrorist attack the various states and terry administer said he

thought there was clear indicators of the shooters intent. and i think it's victim of tonya to obvious that if someone talks right here within sight of these rarely consulate then walks around with the rifle and start streaming. that it's set to neil, very likely not to co incidence that they didn't know where he was or something like that. that is, the police will investigate this very carefully and then we will report concrete results to you is what i mean. what's the way here? you said a big sizing of the shooting happened on the anniversary of a terrorist attack by palestinian militants on the is riley olympic team during the 1972 unit. can lympics strengthening police suspicion. oven is list motive. germany's ontario administer denounced the shooting. they should see the protection of jewish and is raining, institutions has top priority. it is of course very bit to that it took place in front of the nazi documentation center and constantly general of israel.

authorities said, i believe the gunman was operating alone that increased the presence in the city. but say that not searching for any other suspects or more, i'm joined now by our reporter louise sanders. he is standing by live in munich. louis, what more do we know about the alleged gun? how many? well, earlier today, the austrian interior ministry confirmed that the suspected perpetrator was in fact under investigation last year for suspected radicalization. now, part of that investigation included a search of his home where they found material linked to a known terrorist groups. now it's unclear whether those groups included of know, so that there's been reporting that there might have also been a material found on his phone. propaganda from the is law makes state both operating out of countries like syria have committed attacks here in europe. now

what i can say though, is that local authorities are treating this as a suspected terrorist attack. and and specifically, authorities here in bavaria working on counterterrorism measures are involved. this happened to the university of the terrorist attack by palestinian militants on the is really olympic team during the 1972 olympics in munich. and the timing of this, it's not being seen. it's just a mere coincidence as, as indeed it isn't for many representing the jewish community here in munich, and also across germany. this is no coincidence that an attack would take place here around the corner from the is really consulate. there are reports that it could have been the target. in fact, i believe the authorities are treating the investigation as such. but the fact that it hits directly into a community at a moment where the jewish community isn't feeling very secure. there. there is

a bit of an ease, let's say, uh, one of the leaders of a jewish organization here in munich earlier today said she was profoundly shocked . that's something like this could happen in what is effectively the heart of munich. i also spoke to someone who is not a member of the jewish community that has been a resident of unit for 6 years. and he told me he was also surprised that something like this could happen. he believes that the authorities of police did exactly what they needed to do, but it's still creates a certain sense of an ease and an atmosphere of concern when you're out in the public loose. i mean, if you, for the, for the wider context here, as you said, authorities are calling today's shooting and attempted terrorist attack. i mean, this is the 2nd active tier that you have covered here in germany in the last couple of weeks as an this indeed, it is. 2 weeks ago i covered the a knife attack in sewing, in which left 3 people dead and 9 others injured. and what i can say in terms of

commonality is when i speak to the people affected by these attacks, whether instilling game or here in munich is that there is just a profound sense of, of, of grief, of pain that something like that could happen in their community at this festival, where the attack happened didn't sewing in was was made under the banner of diversity, of bringing the community together and for an act to tarnish. this kind of effect sent shock waves not only within the city but across the country across the nation . and so in the end, there is just this sense of an ease of pain and, and just just, just heart moment for these kinds of attacks as they affect people, whether in the munich orange zone game or in other places in germany. and so in all across the country, dw reporter lewis and sanders with the latest tonight in unit louis. thank you.

we're to stay with his story now in cross over to our security correspondent, thomas barrow. he's here in berlin. thomas, good to see you. germany is taking this extremely seriously and tell us more about the reaction this. and it is taking basic stream late, seriously brands because it is an extremely serious situation that had been reactions from high ranking job and politicians, including the job and president found by the stein maya, who was a german head of state who said he was in touch with it is really counterpart, as well as several of the high ranting german politicians. and it's important to stress that this comes at the time when security and germany is a very important topic. when there are plenty of discussions as to what the government and other authorities should do to strength and security in the country . you were already talking with the other correspondence on site that this is not the 1st case that we've been covering in the last few weeks. in fact, only

a few weeks ago, there was a tetra attack in the west and drummond city of zoning and and this essentially means that from the political perspective from that security political perspective, the situation now is very tens hands this very concrete reaction that we saw today from german politicians, thomas is the current security strategy to protect jewish institutions in places of worship. is it enough to handle growing threats? so when you ask politicians about this, they will often say that they cannot guarantee 100 percent security. however, if you specifically talk about joyce institutions, this is, i mean, has been for a very long time, a priority for the german government. not only now under tons, a lot of shots, but also previously under tons of the on going to michael. that was the case that germany saw it as a very important priority to protect jewish institutions in jewish life. in germany,

for example, by protecting is a fusion with police presence or by having specific funds allocated to that. but it's also relevant to stress that there was a new component to this if you want a new challenge for dropping off ortiz because the current tensions that we're seeing in the middle east. the colored port rise ation that we're seeing in the middle east has in a way also had an impact on the security situation here in the country. this is something that the interior ministry has been saying for a long time. this is something that we've heard also from domestic intelligence agency here in germany. so basically what we're seeing is on the one hand, dynamic that is long standing that need to protect jewish institutions, but also a more recent component which is specifically the fact that the middle east conflict has now had an impact here in germany as well. and picking up on that, do you expect some german political parties to try and capitalize on this is

i imagine it's still too early for that to happen. but as we saw in previous security challenges in previous security instances, this was certainly something that created the very big political debate in the country and created a political debate along the lines that we've seen in the past by parties on the right, on the site. and tell them the far right from the far left. so i do expect a political debate happening in the country. but for that to happen, i also expect that more information needs to be revealed on the specific motivation behind this attack. right of security correspond to thomas bear with the latest in berlin to 9. thomas. thank you. germany's foreign minister on the bare balky is on another tour of the middle east to push for a ceasefire in the war. in garza, their boss met 1st with the saudi foreign minister and re ard before traveling on to jordan. talks to secure a truce or at an impasse and have been complicated by the recovery of 6 dead

hostages from gauze up. the bulk is now in israel and is due later to visit the occupied west bank. let's go now to our chief political correspondent, even hodges. she is travelling with the german foreign minister, nina, the talks and re i'd and them on have. they've been successful. a well defined successful, i mean on the bad bogs suddenly didn't come out and announced a sudden seized fire. but that is, of course, also not something that anybody expected. so another thing about the german foreign minister is someone who is firmly convinced that in order to, to build trust and to raise problems and potentially even solve problems you need to meet face to face, which is the reason why she's come to this region again to the middle east for the 11th time since the terrorist attacks by some us against israel, on the 7th of october last year. it's

a 9th time and israel where i am at the moment. and, and this is something why she says, i just need to talk to people. i need to see what is really happening on the ground . and i need that face to face time with all those key partners in the region to set my position on things. and also to hear what is important for them. and of course there's still a very, very big fee about this conflict. could escalate saudi arabia doesn't want to be drawn further into this conflict. a very busy with a who's these iran is playing a big role where people are saying don't let this conflict escalate. not only in a babel keeps stressing this message, we need to stay on this path of trying to find a way forward so that eventually they'll be a 2 state solution. even if that seems very, very far away at the moment. and she said that the foreign minister has been to the middle east now 11 times since the monster attacks in israel. we still don't have a ceasefire in gaza. how much influence does germany really have as

well as goes, everybody is aware of germany's very special role when it comes to dealing with israel. those special responsibility that the country feels towards the state of israel and because of the holocaust because of the show when nazi germany killed as i'm $6000000.00 jews. so this is something that old a partners here in the region on the stand and it's something that the jordanian foreign minister stressed as well in a very interesting press conference. i thought today after his meeting the to get on very well on the bad book on him and they speak very openly, very frankly. and he said to her, look, i understand germany's very special position to was israel. but you, as a country, you have a responsibility, not to was the is riley governments but towards the state. so if you continue supporting the israeli government, this does not mean that you're supporting these early states on the country. he said, jo, supposing extremis, and he essentially please it with the bad bulk to impose sanctions on the israeli

prime minister benjamin that's on. yeah. now that is something well known in a bad box that i have to rely on the fact that israel is still a democratic country that is in the, is governed by the rule of law. and that the judicial institutions will do that if there are any crimes and will crimes that are happening. but this is not something for us to do. we have to keep communicating and gemini sees itself as a mediator. but what's also clear is that the joe daniel form minister said you are risking your international standing with your position. you see political correspondent nina has a reporting until a be traveling with the german 4 administer in the thank you. this is a quick look now and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. the us government has secured the release of a 135 nicaraguan political prisoners who have already arrived in guatemala. there they can apply for entry to the us or other countries. last year, nicaragua,

exile more than $300.00 opposition figures and stripping them of their citizenship . the son of the us president hunter by intends to plead guilty in his federal tax case. his attorney made the announcement as jury selection was about to begin in los angeles to the pardon is facing charges over a scheme to avoid paying at least $1400000.00 in taxes on income from foreign entities. the former european union breaks indigo sheet or me shells barney, a has been appointed as the new french prime minister. his 1st task will be to build a unity government following july's inconclusive election. but it's not clear whether barney a can win a confidence vote in frances, very divided part of it has been a month since a student led uprising in bangladesh. top of the government enforced the former

prime minister into exile more than a 1000 mostly young people were killed during violet. nationwide, protests dw has spoken to one family whose son was among the victims. now we do have a warning here. some viewers may find this next report to be disturb. 22 year old mohammed dean was planning to pursue his higher education. but his future plans ended on august 5th. these families fee, you post shot dead by funding this security for 5th doing and the government protests for them. the law, so for son and brother is unbeatable. dean's father sees his son was short, 5 times now on he once it's just the for his son,

the one that does it that will allow me while others are i want to appeal to this government to punish the motor is as easy as well as the autocratic government and the autocratic lead to shake a scene of the global home minister. i said it was the amount of funds the must by faith of justice. is that they believe that water though, is it that the senior police officers use the police force to mode to my son. i would all of them to be punished is obviously i want to see the people responsible for the murder, my son to be punished while i'm alive in this world. i get, i want to let this be a shot. i live phone defends body dean was here in the jot the body district taking part in one of the last and the government protests. just all of us before prime minister should cause enough that the country nor enforcement agency started fighting at the demonstrative dean was going to put the dead bodies,

the cost per to official fee. the to see that the dean's father can't afford a lawyer, but to see if that won't stop him seeking justice at the supreme court in tucker, he needs the assistant attorney general who agrees to pursue the case one month on from the violent protests that direct to the hosting of she casino, the interim government has promised justice will be soft to or affected families. for families like mohammedans, that just is gone to come soon enough. a z malware. a community in new zealand have been gathering on the day of mixed emotions. the funeral of their king and the crowning of his daughter. as the new queen. the 27 year old will be the 8th. mallory monarch and only the 2nd queen. huge crowds gathered to watch the new marie queen be

anointed. no way, henry, to pay this thing by the coffin of his style. the king too had tier 2 titles for the day. at the age of 69. the king's youngest daughter at 27 years old represents a big generational shift for the amount of key and is hopes that active involvement to now re culture will have a positive influence on younger generations. to come around, we extremely happy that not why. one way to pull is an ukraine. she's the best person for the position and you'll see across everybody's faces. here we all agree . off to the new queen this morning. the funeral procession for her father begins. mary lorry is really the coffin down the river before just carried to its final

resting place of the final so well to a king who was seen by many is uniting force across new zealand. also quote altura in the memory language. c what he's done to united this many people across all territory 30 so you know, that's all i often um, it's probably a really good sign of the legacy that he's lived here. um, everything it was done um through monopoly turned off the respect through different through how to ha their loved the mary king movement with whom to strengthen and unify mary culture following versus colonized station in the 19th century. it has no legal mandate and its role is mostly ceremonial, but the monarchy carries cultural and often political significance to mary. and the scene is key to many a central to their identity. and here's a quick look now at other stories that are making headlines. this,

our chinese presidents, she's in pain. he has pledge more than $50000000000.00 to african nations. over the next 3 years said an economic, somebody in beijing. he said that china would help create 1000000 jobs across the african congress within 50 african leaders or at together. the 1st batch of inbox vaccine has arrived at the democratic republic of congo, 3 weeks after the world health organization declared impacts outbreaks in 12 african countries. a global emergency european union donated the for a shipment of a 100000 doses, conquer leaves, authorities expect the same amount to be delivered. on saturday, the candles olympic marathon runner rebecca, checked to get, has died from burns following an alleged attack by her boyfriend. just weeks ago, she competed in the paris olympics chapter game scene here. last year was dallas,

with gasoline and then set on fire. in kenya, she died as doctors trying to treat the burns on 80 percent of her body. one 3rd of all kenyan women are subjected to violence at some point in their lots. women's groups are calling for more action against gender based by what needs to be used. i robi correspondent st. luke's, marine guy told me the athletics communities in both uganda and kenya are devastated by the news of rebecca chipped to gaze. the sad faces. uh, people have been sending the tributes to the family and from that let takes community and they can now end in uganda of all of how about to send their condolences to the family of a trip to gay, who was killed on leave. i 23 as of age. how mom kept crying today as she decides

to address the press um, trying to come to terms we for boards has just transpired. and the unfortunate events that led to the death of the delta delta is i'd feed the tried all that best buy the equations. save high due to a good for you. yeah. but it's fabulous everywhere side faces and can yeah. and people the new grand all morning, the dental and stuff to get it. have you heard any, any clues about the motive about why this have so it is alleged that to gaze boyfriend. um what the they had the location between such a gate and the boyfriend of a parcel of land. that's just a gay head boards. and buick house on where she would be able to decide we've had to do it as and also train uh in less than 10. yeah. um,

and this is not the only and its uh, female athletes that has um, 1st i seen me like cases where they had done as our case on the boyfriend. i in 2021 i guess to drop was killed in 20 tends to. i can born by the, at least um, that might as well that was also a strong void uh by the boyfriend in all of these cases, activities. the thing that most of the time, the police will bring money and end up buying property. and when their husbands or they have boyfriends or pots and has not given control of that property, then there is lots to violence. and in extreme cases, like these one death of the victims, well over property, unbelievable attacks on women have become a major concern in can you do we know what is the government doing anything to better protect women and obviously to protect this kind of violence. um, well uh this acts have uh major lead being costs by cards or

a loans uh feel of the victims. uh, assuming that families and feel old and, and local sports networks. um and women rights organizations have called the known people who are victims of database violence, tortured you come out and reports the cases as soon as the picture does match the violence on them. the government is parted to some international laws uh that protects them. and i guess you end up being the violence, but the government has been sluggish, and they have been called out the time and again for being sluggish in um, dealing with cases of violence. now activities the one to the government, to criminalize uh, family site and uh, mix. it's a very mix. hoshal punishment for nipple patriots, as they do said he has also been called out for lack of for lack of speed in solving these cases and mall still needs to be done in solving all of these cases.

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