it's only our services be our guest at frankfurt and bought cd, managed by frank bought the business dw news live from berlin. 11 understands his troops south to support the cx, 5 between israel and his beloved soldiers from the lebanese on e. i'm moving to these ready border has thousands of displaced civilians. we tend to that homes also on the program called close in namibia as millions cas floats select a new problem and, and a new president willing cause he hopes to extend its 34 year hold on power the southern african nation and is fielding a female candidates for the 1st time and australia moves to band kids from using social media platforms like take talk, snapshot,

and instagram. find out how the legislation will work the until me a logical welcome to the program. 11 on has begun deploying troops near the border with israel to overseas. these 5 between israel and the medicine group has by the deal requires both sides to start withdrawing from the border area. is really military has imposed a night time coffee and $711.00 on wanting people, not to return to areas where is really troops are still present area, thousands of displaced. lebanese made the trip down 0 mohammed bizarre surveys the damage in her village. she and her family were among the many thousands of lebanese who rushed south to their homes. as soon as they heard a cease fire had been agreed in the we were in baby ruth,

what even if they gave me a castle in the route, i wouldn't give up my house here. despise of destruction and sadness. and although we can't even live in our house now, we're so happy we returned home a little spring. thank god, we're all okay with him. the let us know as i say, i pay the whole way. she says she'll rebuild and restart her family's life here in their home life. there's no model. no, we're not going anywhere. we're staying here and i'm going to fix it up. you saw me sweeping. i'm going to clean up and stay here. and when it comes up, we can cover the windows with plastic or something where my children are here, their schools are here and we're not going anywhere in the home of the house. they know that we feel like our soul has returned to live in these army has been returning to the area after has been moved. it's heavy weapons north, under the terms of the truce, nearly

a 1000000 lebanese fled their homes. my luck plate, reunited with relatives in their village. this was not the way she imagined her home coming there, but we never expected to return and find con i like this. we thought we'd come back and find everything as it was. and then we just returned to our homes and see our loved ones. but we lost a lot of people. we lost so many people we loved. and so many people who we loved lost their homes, with their former lives, devastated by months of full scale bombardment. for many people here, it's very hard to see this as a 1st ray of hope. and while the 60 day sci fi has been the cause of celebration for many, the truce remains fragile. let's take a look now at some of the challenges involved in maintaining the piece celebratory gunsight and by root southern suburbs,

despite setbacks for his butler. the seeds 5 deal cools for the withdrawal of the militant groups finances from southern lebanon. under the terms of the agreement is rarely troops will gradually pull out over 60 days, while his spell of fine says we'll move north of the latania river live. and he saw me and an existing un peacekeeping mission, we'll assume a joint responsibility for security in the buffer zone. a lot. the lebanese armies resources are limited, racing concerns about its ability to enforce the deal. it's very clear that they cannot do this alone. the liberties army is a glorified police force. really beacon because he's the one i did not want to have a viable 2nd power center in the military sense and liberal. and so they definitely need international support for the translation of how in washington could further complicate the fragile trace of a sides of seized by a violations,

falls through us sled committee. washington will also support the living. he saw me in providing equipment, training, and financing that might be a hard sell for donald trump, who campaigned on a promise to limit us involvements in foreign conflicts from may also need to manage is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a parallel agreement. bronze is 12, the freedom to take military action and 11 on against his bullet violations. but recent history suggest israel might act unilaterally without consulting washington . donald trump may also play a crucial role in shaping runs. next moves, as well as ability to rebuild its strength, hinges on support from to ron. while the stomach republic has welcome to cease fire a week and his bullet on demands that the strategy of the turns in israel's backyard comes commitment to re imposing pressure on iran could compel to iran to

redirect its focus and resources elsewhere. potentially limiting its ability to support as well as research and the viability of the seas file also depends on his spell. his influence on lebanon's valid time political landscape, the group has historically wielded significant power most recently by blocking the election of a new president's. if the presidency is filled, it could signal has spelled a solution in great on the countries politics. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. who did us president elect? donald trump's transition team says several of his cabinet picks have received threats, including bombing that's among those targets. edward, at least, stephanie trump's the choice to serve as us and baset as to the un and lea zeldin attempt to lead the environmental protection agency. miscellaneous,

as keeping an open mind into the cause of a d h l. cargo plane crash net building as airport the plane was traveling from jimmy's live c to the lithuanian capital. when it went down this week, investigators examining the plains blackbox is one of the full crew members was killed in the crash. the russia is expelling to employees of german public broadcast. a r d must goes as it's responding to a move by german authorities to close the berlin bureau of russian network channel one. the german government denies it ordered the broadcast as office to shut down inside the booth. and these 2 people have been killed in anti government protest in mozambique and most great as opposed to the outcome of a dispute to the election class. but security forces and several cities was and because seen mass protest since it's ruling parts and claims victory and elections earlier this month, it was held powerful. nearly half a century. the people in the media have voted in elections for

new parliament and presidents, the ruling swap, all parties looking to extend its 34 year old on how a winful swap was candidate in the presidential race would make the country's best email head of state strong opposition challenge could force no media in the movie as fast run a sense of gain independence from south africa in 1990. suppose popularity has slipped. i mean growing frustration of unemployment and poverty results are expected by this weekend. we asked gentlest yes, co host, whether the government stop or would hold onto power or if and no position candidate could cause an upset. my name is, oh, very, very call you when it comes to this because it is very difficult to predict what's going to happen without any official holding being done before the election yet. and it may be, however, it is highly unlikely according to analyze that swap and will outright do spell it

. for example, like that running policies in botswana and in more issues, there is however, the idea that there are some political policies from the a positional side. that are trying to steal symbols of swap or we mentioned ip see earlier a result soon of politic dimension dates. and that could actually leads to swap and losing enough seats to have tubes to be, to be forced to then form a coalition, which would be a 1st year in the media. however, as i stated, it is still a highly unlikely that swap will outright lose its power in the movies. as friendly is lower house of parliament has overwhelmingly approve the bill binding children under the age of 16 from accessing social media. the band, which is the fast of its kind anywhere, will be voted on by the senate before becoming low. if past the government says the social media companies will have one year to implement the changes critics,

a plan has previously risk and may isolate young people. the government and supporters of the bill argue the age restrictions will help protect children and re leslie is a journalist and multimedia producer. i asked him to explain why australian lawmakers think children need to be stopped from using social media platforms as well. i think we need to say the context you told me, i mean it's not far away from an election here that's happening at some time in the next 6 months. i guess they have been some petitions around from parent groups. one of them had a 125000 signatures saying we need to protect the strategies, young people from social media. and you've got a political system here with both sides are essentially agreeing to be. so it's a pretty easy thing to consider ahead of an election with that context. i do

think that the prime minister anthony albanese, does seem to have a bit of a, a personal relationship with these. he seems to have spoken to a number of times about what he say. he's on gone and the risks that he stays for young people and just like any country around the world stride yeah. has to deal with a lot of kids and they funds doing this all the time. right. and what the politicians are saying and what the politicians are agreeing is that it needs to be banned from the 16 year olds. and how exactly will they enforce this practically, if, if it does become law as well, there's still a lot of open questions essentially, as you've described there indeed try, it's going to be a year long process. it's not going to be when it passes the senate to not. if it does that instantly, the 16 year old is going to be chopped off social media platforms in australia. the expectation is that the platforms themselves need to set up the frame. what to do

these parents, kids themselves will not personally be fined or punished if they're still on there after that the price period. and the thing, the big question mark for may really is how are they going to get paid. ready to prove they i, there is an issue around paper putting, you know, i'd. ready cards or drivers license. so 6 i have one is a 16 year old and getting those documents into may tap or how the majors social media platforms. so the question about the age verification i think is still very open. yeah, because i mean take, talking, snapped out these are very popular among the young people among children. so i'm just wondering if they want to find ways of getting around the band. so like a teenagers, young people around the world, the strategy and the youngsters are pretty enterprising and i'm sure there is a,

a real risk that's for tonight's is we'll try to get around this. so read some statistics that something like half of o 8 to 12 year olds are either on a snap chat or to talk. i mean, that's a very high prevalence. and of course, if someone in a friendship group hasn't been, every one wants it. but i've politicians assign if these sides just a few people from getting the wrong sort of impulses to young and the last and it's with doing they do acknowledge that it's not a perfect law. and i don't think that quite a way that it is that the whole world is watching this process right at the moment . yeah. what about the social media companies? what do we know what they're saying or trying to do about this? well, predictably, a little moscow said that he thinks it's a terrible thing that it's a um, a step back for a stride in internet uses because he's the head of x formally twitter. ah,

there are also social media. ready sort of advocacy groups here in australia that have spike and out. um, i guess i want to white and say until the, the bill passes the senate tonight and that truly becomes inactive comment. before they want to speak up too loudly. there's been a lot of dodgy between social media companies that started in government and these try the media for a long time. it's not a particularly friendly relationship at the best of times. so at the moment i think some social media companies keeping cards close to the test. okay, we appreciate your insights. andre loves me journalist and launceston in tasmania. thank you. thanks. i or that's it for now, but it's coming up next to take a look at how china is expanding is network of c shipping trade routes around the world that's in mapped out after a short break. of course,

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