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you're all digital all this and more for me really is part of this digital europe it's just him on a board members listen if we really press on the accelerator pedal no we must live in a confidential that we remain at it our principle we allow that here retains control over its future so it's the course for its future we have everything we need in order to realise this dream law states that industry is going to come clamoring for a plan and that plan is now in place there's never been a better time to invest in technology across europe from severe to less than. across the country continent we want to open new digital classed as we have the idea we have the investment power to be truly successful in this field science which is why the next 20 percent of the next generation a huge budget will be one marked for digital development site and with this we hope to propel europe into the digital age on the basis of our values our strengths and ambitions. honorable members. europe is determined to use this transition to build the world we want to live in and that of course extends well beyond

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they kicked off a joint initiative at a digital summit in berlin. reporter: digital cooperation in europe has been an astronomical success, at least if you look at airbus's martian rover. back on earth, the right is a bit rougher for the european high-tech industry. europe is in danger of falling behind. these 2 are well aware of the risks and challenges. today's franco-german conference on the digital economy was convened to discuss ways to regain the initiative. "the world will continue to industrialize. the question is, will be be e -- will we be part of that? i believe our r chances are goo, better than others." experts say national markets are too small and laws vary too much across europe. this makes it hard to compete globally, and a single eu regular tory structure is needed. "we want to see more coordination, common strategy, one that is supported by the politicians. no one is going to wait for us. in the coming month and we cannot afford to carry on with the small-scale decision-making processes. time is short." the two ministers evidently

photos are also digital inheritancnce. nowow print them out for my dadaughter andnd put them intotn album. let's i'm not old enough to think about it yet, so not at all, no. >> is a somewhat difficult topic because i am personally affected right now, since someone i know died. the question came up, what happens to her facebook account? >> i i don't k know, maybe i i'k that it be deleted, but i don't know, i never thought about it. i don't know. >> the federal court's decision could now set a precedent for how germany deals with digital legacy in the future. brent: i'm joined by digital journalist to read -- teresa walker. it's not something people think about very often, what happens to my data after i die? how did the court justify its verdict that inheritance rights or supreme? exit justified its decision by saying to the parents, they also inherit a particular contract that their daughter went into with facebook, and then the parents also inherit the rights that are part of the contract, which is the messages. so they t

sales have grown by 25% in the last five years. >> digitization has not cannibalized the non-digital.n the contrary, there is a strength and awareness of non-digital behavior in the age of digitization. people write more consciously. they sit down n and write a letr consciously or notes in a notebook. reporter: even large companies like bmw have jumped on the vintage bandwagon, with 1960's and 1970's style motorcycles. every 10th bmw motorcycle sold is a retro model. almost as expensive as the motorcycles, and extremely in demand, furniture made in the mid-20th century. this one costs 10,000 euros. >> furniture from the 1960's and 1970's was built differently, much better in quality. it was glued and assembled differently. the furniture was built for eternity. reporter: linda marshall likes to buy retro clothes. she loves fashion from the 1920's. what fascinates her about an era she never experienced herself? >> for me, this has a lot to do with enjoyment. the enjoyment of design, music, dance, joie de vivre from the time back then. reporter: despite their style preferences, the retro

is a loaf on the law and gives a wide ranging 1st state of the union address from migration and digitization to emerging from the pandemic in a future even wider health program will break down what she did and didn't say also on the show. a new prime minister for japan tokyo's parliament confirms your she he does as successor to shinzo holiday the former health minister says his priorities are fighting their coronavirus pandemic and strengthening japan's ailing economy. plus israel signs historic agreements at the white house with bahrain and the united arab emirates establishing diplomatic relations president trump says they are just the 1st of many such deals to cook. thomas good to have you with us today on the line has given her 1st state of the union address as european commission president in her speech she laid out ambitious goals to make the european union more resilient and more united to confront crisis tomorrow she doubled down on the flagship goes she set out when she took office last december promising a digital revolution for the block and urgent action to tackle climate change

the digital coin could make, the e. c, b, a competitor to banks. but a survey by germany central bank says that most consumers here would reject the digital 0 over half of household say that they see no benefit over current payment methods and are worried about security. so let's head over to the table now my colleague daniel winter is standing by for more on this story. so daniel, tell us, what are we expecting from the cd today? okay, well, let me lay out the nightmare scenario for you, right? at the e. c. b, a, so focused on this, you know, china is working on its own digital currency. the u. s. is going to make it so. now imagine if those got popular here in europe in the euro zone and shop saw except to get these, you could lose, can troll erotically in the disaster scenario of the currency of the euro zone, and they don't want that. so at 1 pm today, they're going to be laying out their plans, which could include, for example, a 2 year development period, a 3 year trial period. it's a few years out. but the roadmap is what they're going to be

naturally, it is online. >> because of emphasis on digital, some creativity gets lost.a few random encounters, for example. the great thing about physically being here is i can look over my shououlder and s see what isis g on behind me, i i can't do thatt online. canada has postponed its phphysical presence until next year. instead, presenting a culturally diverse offering o online, includingg books on its inindigenous pulatioion. the 2020 frankfurt book fair is an experiment, but will it remain online in the future? >> we are trying to figure out what works digitally, transactions, how does t the public interact with the digigil elements? we will use whatever works this year next year. the future is looking more digital anyhow, but the desire to mix with others in person is unlikely to disappear anytime soon. brent: cristiano ronaldo has tested positive for coronavirus and will not be able to play against sweden on wednesday. all the other players on the team have tested negative. that does not mean a lot. joining me now thiso discuss is our correspondent. what more do

the german government has put aside 5 billion to digitalized the classroom. money desperately needed since the co-principle when looking at his equipment. >> it is definitely the case that teachers and parents are investing their own private resources to digitize the school. there have been initiatives, but that always s comes with a lot f bureaucracy, which we see now with the current fund. in the end, you have to make sure you take all that you can get. until now, only one of over 1200 students at the school has received a tablet financed by the state. students are aware of how slow things are moving there is not enough equipment for all students. it was not enough to make proper home schooling possible.e. at the beginning, it was new for all of us. now i think that it worked better than the first time. the ideal classroom that could switch effortlessly from the school to each student's room remains a distant goal. >> -- brent: it is not easy for the students, for the teachers, and we understand angela merkel is so that some of the house going during the pa

digitally something that consumers and companies could download via an app the other option would be a digital account with the central bank where customers can store prepaid credit and also download it. after much planning the idea is about to become a reality this year the central bank will launch a two year trial software companies like this one in stockholm will operate the pilot system at its core will be a crypto currency that is both secure and easy to use. it functions like a normal after a less transfer money order to make online payments but you don't have to enter any credit card information instead you simply click a button to confirm a cryptosystem collects and verifies all the data. for. anonymous payments using sweden's new eco now also being tested for some mostly older people who still prefer old fashioned money the change is too fast here in malmo one community group is trying to help them understand the digital world. is simpler and more convenient it's terrible the banks don't want it anymore a real catastrophe at the bank going to sleep but this year it's easy to

s. made 5 digits. the last case of the aircraft will provide a come back edge to drive back the russian invasion. the f. 16 fighter originated in the cold war, but still functions as a modern combat aircraft and the jet can engage enemy aircraft and targets on the ground. the f. 16 entered service with the us air force in 1980. more than 4600 have been produced, making it one of the most successful military aircraft ever built. to this day, it remains the backbone of many nato and allied air forces around the world. denmark and the netherlands are phasing out their aging f sixteens and replacing them with the brand new f. 35, some danish and dutch f. 16. so extensive combat enough gotten this done. it is likely that the airframes being supplied to ukraine will be quite old. i need a lot of maintenance to stay in the air. training pilots and maintenance stuff will be the big challenge for ukraine. the. how the f 16 will actually impact t is war effort will depend on the weapon supplied with the jets. uk

and mounts that it would introduce the digital services tax even without the u.s. on board should no international agreement be found by the end of the year. tourism provides a livelihood for around 1600000 people in kenya coronavirus travel restrictions have hit the industry hard it's been particularly devastating for the communities living around kenya's national parks every company and organization has tried to make the best of the situation for example by switching the focus away from tourism altogether. for these women cleaning the river is the only job they can do at the moment due to the coronavirus pandemic there is no tourism and business as a standstill. nothing on there initiated the cleanup he pays each woman $5.00 a day as part of his effort to restore the ecosystem of the national lima cyclon 70 . this is the most important watershed in this part of the mara the local community relies on this water for they are used for cooking cleaning and even also the livestock and our wildlife unfortunately the river is heavily polluted because of the activity of.

operational yes but this report will show you a vision of china's dystopian future the world's 1st digital dictatorship. china's cities are already flush with cameras around 200000000 of them. what's changing is they getting smarter. you are illegally crossing this road stand back you are illegally crossing this road to stand back. china is positioning itself to lead the world in artificial intelligence. surveillance technology is it key proving ground. facial recognition body scanning and geo tracking matched with your personal data and online behavior will power the social credit system leaving no dark corner to hide in. the world. intelligence congress in tanjil big brother's new choices are on shun. several of the exhibitors here including tech giant alibaba and now working with the state to write the algorithms that will calculate your social credit score they've already got the know how and they use a dollars from their financial credit system alley pat a manager of changing is chunk. here you don't want to might you once a person has a school all their credit behavior in life is rec

oh of becoming a digital tech giant. that the studio is the ticket correspondent kate britain will see the next episode of the series tomorrow the saying in germany but another issue in the government is getting tough on parents who refused to get their children vaccinated against. a new draft bill is threatening them with fines and exclusion from daycare the health ministry is move comes amid a global debate about how to control a disease that had been or most erotic ated. reporter. he joins me now. so this seems very dire measures by the government why now and why here well first and foremost in germany the number of measles cases actually increased dramatically in recent years three times in some if you compare to years back and of course the threat of a measles outbreak is hanging over germany at the moment like if it appears the people who have kids at the moment this is sort of something that really concerns them and it's in the press quite a lot here in germany and i think before we get into the topic more it's be

or emissions lifestyle but also digitization which is fundamentally changing the way we live and work and all of these changes extremely rapidly. as a result our answer to the economic and social consequences other hand demick must not be returned to the normal standard of living and working instead a change to a new type of work. life needs to be helped strengthen. this world decide after the pandemic created competitive companies sustainably lasting the dogs will exist and we know that others in the world sitting quietly either they act with determination and very robustly it is in this period that i negotiate it would think president of france mark wrongly set up a 5000000005 trillion you need for your of sort of coverage of the financial framework of the european union is to be supported by this package so that in particular those regions of europe which were most affected by the pandemic can be supported with investment into their future viability. i strongly welcome the fact that the european commission with its proposal for the next montana financial framework has already submi

the netherlands in denmark of a great to supply f. 164 digits. the ukraine to boost its counter offensive against russia. the kinds of presidents a lot of mr. lensky and the danish prime minister admitted service prediction highest in the copy of an f 16. the mock says that hugs to provide $195.00 digits early as the lens. he met the dentist prime minister for to who said he's country will deliver the a cross once the conditions are right. it's not clear how many will come from the netherlands at this point. your crime has to, along by asking its western allies for the us, my just so lensky says, the aircraft will provide a combat age to drive back the russian invasion. the f. 16 fighter originated in the cold war, but still functions as a modern combat aircraft. the jet can engage enemy aircraft and targets on the ground. the f. 16 entered service with the us air force in 1980, more than 4600 have been produced, making it one of the most successful military aircraft ever built. to this day, it remains the backbone of many nato and allied air for

, turns ordinary ukrainians into digital archivists. the app turns their photos into 3 d models and on tag to their precise location and save to a secure online database in the cloud. when albums can reach architect and key of resident maxim, communion has already contributed more than 100 smartphone scans to the project. yes, but who i should say put it up when i hope this project will significantly help ukraine and its future generations still a good. so far, yeah, because if a historical monument, a sculpture or historical building is destroyed, it will be possible to restore it in the same material in size. everything can be identical. what will the in these so even if artworks are destroyed, they won't completely disappear. the apps founders want to safeguard ukraine's culture from the horrors of war. it can be used as sort of as a reference for reconstruction. it can be used as a cost and form, and it can also just be used as a form of documentation. i guess a form of preservation that is, it technically will last for ever downloa

the future is looking more digital anyhow but the desire to mix with others in person is unlikely to disappear any time soon. you're watching news from berlin up next close up whether china is a real threat to taiwan let's watch. the . confrontation between china and taiwan the superpower is threatening to invade its neighbor. how serious is it how is china justifying its claims. richard walker analyzes the causes and dangers of the conflict taiwan china's next target close up. next on d w. eco india. baby taji tree the western ghats mountains. to protect them from deforestation project helps villages pick the fruit for use in huddle medicine . it's good for people and good for nature. in 60 minutes on d w. this is some joke story about a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problems past. his credo no chemicals. and he's trying to. step. out. of it worse for. the students or the class don't stand a chance. training successful. judge that. starts october 15th w. . the. last time on taiwan china's next target taiwan's military forces training for a scenario they hope will never hav

age making europe fit for the digital age as you know the european union lags behind in the digital economy all the big companies the digital giants are in the united states or in china so that you have some catching up to do there that's one priority the other priority is an economy that works for the people that's their wording not mine so getting the social and the economy together that's another executive vice presidency but most important of all probably is the green deal for europe so everything that is environmental protection combat in climate change that is the top priority for this commission at least that's what. i said and that's apparently also what the european citizens want there's a new study out just today that says that 40 percent of citizens that answered in this poll said climate change combat in climate change is the top priority and they want the commission to work on that we're just taking a look at the moment live picture of s.f. on the line being introduced meeting and greeting people there in parliament before she takes to the station we just ask you how ha

there chips allow people to interact with wireless devices, open digital locks and exchange digital information. their next generation of chips will help people predict their identity online and in the real world. >> with augmenting yourself, you can take ownership over your identity. with the chip technology we are developing, we can give you the power of cryptography in your own hands. reporter: cutting-edge technology with a human focus. the workplace of the future is taking place from automated assistance to augmented reality systems and cybernetic implants. one thing is for certain, tomorrow's workplace won't look anything like today's. daniel: my guest joins me now to talk tech. if more and more things are becoming automated and machines are doing more for us, should people worry they will have their jobs taken over? guest: i think that's a good question and it's a question many people have been asking since they heard the word digital economy. they are saying if our economy is undergoing this digitalization, will low skilled jobs no longer be relevant? we had a latest comment from the sw

so why don't they make a criteria of what digital terrorism and what anti state exactly means because we are just talking about the benefit and policies that benefit our country. so if a couple of har respects pass on to them are on cons pci policy. thank you so much for your time today. we appreciate it. thank you. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. and us prosecute as a fall. the new indictment against donald trump, in the case, accusing him of trying to have a ton. the 2020 us presidential election, indictment and takes into account a recent us supreme court ruling that gives form of presidents, broad immunity from criminal prosecution. the. when's new k watch dog says any attack on a power plant in russia's cost region could have catastrophic consequences. raphael grossi was inspecting the nuclear facility in an area where you cranium. troops have made advances in recent weeks. new versus prime minister kiss. delma is visiting berlin again in tron, so that will show that received style him up with full military ho

there are 210 million cut off from the digital world. the world bank also highlighted positive developments in the digital revolution. >> we are also seeing leaders that were able to send cash to their parents. >> the access of better jobs and public services have yet to reach many people in developing regions. brent: stop thinking that kool-aid. the numbers are out. hollywood leaning the pack is a survival thriller. the revenant. a group of for trappers in 19th-century century america nominated in 12 categories including best picture and best actor. and steven spielberg's thriller bridge of spies. cate blanchett. i love her. her performance. it's a lot to talk about right there. let's talk about leonardo dicaprio. he's been nominated five times. this is his oscar to lose. >> i think so. he's got to win it. what he's been through. he evidently slept in the carcass of a bison. excuse me if anybody's eating out there. he's eaten things we don't want to know about. this is method acting like you've never known it before. he deserves it. >>

when a also here is that we live in a digital world, so how'd do you tax it?big digital companies, there are not that many global european players, so when we talk about those corporations we mostly talk about u.s. american cooperations. that is the sense that i see over here in the u.s. and on wall street. helena: are u.s. tech companies paying their fair share in the u.s.? jens: well, u.s. tech companies on a torilla's for not paying -- are notorious for not being too many taxes. even before u.s. president donald trump started this tax reform earlier this year, a lot of the u.s. tech companies paid far less corporate taxes than the overall demand of 35%. quite often they would pay less than 20%. one of the main reasons for that is when it comes to intellectual property rights, a lot of the tech companies actually this those -- actually list those rights somewhere in cheap-tax countries, and therefore they can avoid higher taxes than what they are supposed to pay in the united states was the do american tech colonies pay taxes in the u.s.? sure they do, but q

the climate neutrality 2050 with a goal for 2013 and digitalization those are the 2 biggest concerns all opportunities. we have to tackle you're going to work with a divided parliament words harder than ever to get a majority and also you could say with a divided council because you have a rift between eastern europe and the other european countries for example on migration how will you handle this i think we absolutely have to overcome the division of east and west between east and west i know that people in the eastern countries central european countries often think they are not accepted as they should be and as i've been working as a defense minister very much in those countries i have a lot of friends and they trust me so i know how to work together that we can improve the relationship and there is a division between north and south has to do with questions of competitiveness and flexibility and we have to solve that too why that because europe has to be united there many many big questions we have to tackle and europe has to play a role and we only can do that when we are unite

in indonesia, there are 210 million cut off from the digital world.rld bank also highlighted positive developments in the digital revolution. for example, the prevalent use of mobile phones in africa. >> we're also seeing that mobile money has had huge impact in african countries where leaders and people are able to send cash to their parents in far-off regions that they never would have been able to before. >> still, the expected benefits of increased digital access such as more jobs and better public services have yet to reach many people in developing regions. brent: now for news from hollywood. the biggest stars. brent: stop drinking that kool-aid. the numbers are out. hollywood leaning the pack is a survival thriller. the revenant. the story of a group of fur trappers in 19th-century century america nominated in 12 categories including best picture and best actor for the film's lead, leonardo dicaprio. and another contender for best picture is steven spielberg's trialer "bridge of spies." based on the true story of a cold war spy exchange. meanwh

the, the, this is the deadline use live from 35 digits full year crime, medlin's and denmark, a great to supply, keep with it's, explain it across the board against russia. president blood of me as a landscape causing an important motivational. the ukraine's forces also on the program, they put all votes in an election of a shadowed by the assassination of one of the candidates will get the lights on the security situation. live from the capital key to this hour and ross that loses the space. rice, again, it's within a $25.00 space process. spins out of control and crashes into the moon filing to put a van to on the south pole before india, the i'm anthony handbook and the program, the netherlands and denmark have a great to supply h. 165 digits to you trying to boost its counter offensive against russia. that's prime minister my furthest says he's country will deliver the craft once the conditions arrive. so let's he also met with danish prime minister method fredrickson to latest post in the cockpit as an f. 16 in boxes of hopes to provide 65 digits. not get clear how many will come

number, a single digit present, am and realize a single digit present of nuclear energy. and the vast majority comes from renewable energy and a small portion of coal. and we will phase out this as well to the end of the decade. but for now energy prices will stay stable. now, some critics might say that in an ideal world, we would use entirely renewable energy sources, but we are far from that goal. why not just keep running a nuclear power plants, a reliable source of low carbon energy, and we badly need drastic cuts to emissions? why not just keep running them while we complete the transition to green our energy? well, even nuclear is not 100 percent. you to see to neutral when building new nuclear reactive. and when transporting the uranium to the nuclear power plant, there is c o 2 emissions. and on the other hand, we have to look that this energy source of energy is not coming without risk. i already said that the next $30000.00 generation generations will handle, will have to handle and deal with nuclear wait for which we do not have starch facility. yet as many ot

this is d w news asia coming up to china and the digital arms race beijing has reacted angrily to claims that it's spreading disinformation but just how pervasive is china's online influence and how are foreign countries fighting back. and living with fear and fatwas indonesia's transgender community is a constant target for conservative muslims we see how some have found sanctuary at a koran school. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us we start with china where often we've looked at how beijing polices its own citizens online activities but the country has growing digital power beyond its borders we saw that recently when pro china bots and users campaigned against american basketball executive who tweeted his support to hong kong protesters we know china is actively trying to influence the upcoming elections in taiwan and a few weeks ago facebook and twitter announced they took down thousands of state coordinated china backed pages accounts meant to influence public opinion facebook's mark zuckerberg pledged to be vigilant this week he said we face increasingl

this is quantum one of the works of art and some of these natively digital sale. while anyone can find a copy of quantum online, only the highest bidder can claim to actually own it. it's a milestone in the fast growing world of and if p collecting. so i made quantum in 2014 and it's an artwork. it's an animation, a digital animation that made from, from code from software that i wrote that produce frames of that animation. but it's also the 1st art work that was put onto a block chain. most of the art works in this collection exist purely as data on a block chain, which is a secure database that keeps track of digital transactions. instead of a physical object they can hang on the wall, winning bidders will receive a file for their money. if the idea of paying thousands, or even millions of dollars for virtual artwork seems strange to some, to others, it represents a natural evolution. these that if he's that we're bring to, to auction herself the 1st time are, are really in my opinion, a reflection, a further extension of, of art and less about focusing on the c

good but we're doing lots of things quickly and we've continued to digitize the administration i was starting with us and i have to be quite. there's a lot of catching up we need to do 3000000000 euros for the online access law has been put aside to in the budget for that purpose it sounds a bit technical for anybody or not to really look into the matters but we manage something which is a breakthrough let's to modernize all the registers because that's a absolute prerequisite for citizens being able to communicate via digital channels with the government and of course given our own administration has shown it's very painfully that schools and child care facilities really haven't got the digital status that should have neither for onsides teaching and tuition nor when it comes to the situation with schools and childcare facilities are being closed so we need to a comprehensive reform of our a new creation system and we have gotten someone usual past. on your college and the minister and i have met with the other ministers of culture and education affairs which is a rare thing in this

anthropologist and author of the next 1000000000 users digital life beyond. and the west pyle the. the framework of in terms of looking at the internet especially by the creators and the early adopters was that it was a tool for education and access to information that's been the framework that we've mostly looked at but what has your research found in terms of actual user behavior you know so you know there's been a long perception of low income users which is what the next 1000000000 users are and that perception is that surely if you lower income you have other priorities and you and i right you want to satisfy your basic needs your psychological needs and only the and you're like self-fulfillment but the data today as well as a decade of my field experience has shown that it doesn't matter where you're from from boston in brazil you want and they want which is basically that the spending a disproportionate amount of the detail and the time on things like watching films and listening to music watching porn you know socializing with their loved ones and so

try it we try to convey our political messages yeah my effort and i want to end the common milo's digital and it looks relaxed but it's actually a well practiced routine over the past few weeks kyra has hosted 52 individual s.p.d. candidates from the various constituencies the live streams of broadcast why you tube facebook and instagram small tenuously what is missing is face to face interaction with the voters. in a kind of battle. of course the kind of that still need people but in a very limited way they might do that from time to time and i meet individual people but try to keep my distance and you carry a basket full of flyers which you try to hide eyes are touching the other person but it's all a bit tedious but it's nice because you get actual feedback and lack of feedback is the big disadvantage of the online campaign is our live lives but digital campaigning also opens new doors get china general secretary of the opposition christian democratic union sees a digital campaign as an opportunity he and his party had the more difficult job of making their relatively unknown top candi

the start of last week to the single digits today we've seen its c.e.o. resign and subsequently be arrested as part of an investigation into accounting fraud it's been an incredible week for the company. do we know what's happening and why are card itself. you know this is the big question really what has been going on now where is this 1900000000 euros going to i mean what codd originally said it was lost somewhere in a couple of accounts in the philippines until this revelation last week that actually it might not even exist this 1900000000 so we've heard from the old it is and still young who refused to sign off on why a car 20 $9000.00 results 4 times now and they've said that they found clear indications of elaborate fraud at the company involving most of all parties around the world that's an incredibly damning statement we know that german prosecutors are looking into that not only are they looking at the c.e.o. who resigned marcus braun but we know that they're looking at other people within the company elaborate fraud i mean that that would indee

so what i did is come up with that curriculum to the digital digital curriculum to coach africans on how can they make sustainable contents and then needs them to be new me, dep petition and those that we've had our own in house master classes on podcast. thing teaching about the business uncle, because a big part of sustainability is not only the content, but also how do we make sure you are making a decrease revenue? seeing women make that revenue and keeping it is something close to many simple goods heart. she works for africa put fest, which supports podcast us in a range of different ways. we can see this future this potential. but if we don't step in like in, in and talk about the money, talk about how we going to actually creates business models out of this. how we going to make sure that the money flows in a way that sent us us the historically marginalized? you know, then it's going to pass by us, pass a sweet past and other people who kind of take it over if they're not. if they don't come and find us back at the studio, lydia and ruby wrapped these shoots with silver emil

chief amid accusations that he was trying to interfere in the country's justice system little to get digital so i don't have to ask for authorization from anyone to change any official or anyone else but both scenarios still provided no reason for the dismissal which had prompted the resignation the results popular justice minister on life t.v. . i long for this mission will be unfortunately i have no way to continue with the commitment that i assure you and without any are able to preserve your tone a meeting of the federal police to carry out their work. about what you think of that i. said geo moros departure was a body blow to a president already under fire over his handling of the coronavirus crisis both the naro has repeatedly described covered 19 as a little flu which now hundreds of victims are being buried in mass graves. state governors have brought in social distancing measures it's dismissed by both a narrow as poison officials a warning that hospitals are on the brink of collapse. and the man at the top faces public anger growing lied to by the day. i mean ited states there have

plus of putting african countries on the digital map until now many places have not been available as on line maps. needs the man who has set out to change that and is mapping out by foot car and air. america evanston welcome to the program the leaders of china japan and south korea have agreed to work together to promote dialogue between the united states and north korea. in a bid to ease tensions over pyongyang's nuclear program chinese premier li ke chunk japanese premier shinzo abi and south korean president hu in held a summit in chengdu in china against the backdrop of increasing threats from pyongyang north korea has said it will take unspecified action if sanctions against it are not lifted by the end of the year. well to talk more about all this i'm joined in the studio now by good of a correspondent bob encroachments who is based in beijing and good to see you so what is likely to come out of this summit to will we see any new initiatives to ease u.s. north korea tensions will there be concrete steps taken now well so far what we've seen coming out of the summit is more a sy

countries when it comes to digital technology our chief political editor michelle accrue from the us the german health minister years shun whether this would be germany's a key business hill in risk in its response to the pandemic. well in this federal state of germany we have different levels the community level the federal state level and the national level actually and what we see is yes we should have invested more in previous years in the digitization of truth to actually make these different levels better into acting in a situation like this that new cases that are followed in a community within seconds actually known with with our national city see that it's not yet the case that takes one to 2 days till we have the information here in berlin and that is just the example but in the very important one to have a real picture of these outbreak that we want to change through digitization and to to actually support and to fund this investments that need to be taken to communities and we really want to speed up that chance in this crisis actually to speed up the digitization and pub

or political opponents in the digital sphere. and you said, what is the consequences must be for europe to boost investment in a i, in digital technology. and he, that was the sense to be handing over to the president of the european commission, who is going to take the stage in unit care off the font size, assign maya. and as he said that she will probably also give more details because that was a big summit on how to boost a uh, an investment in europe and europeans technology systems. i think you need to, 1st of all, for that summary um i was struck myself by which the german president was saying about the contrast between europe and the united states. at this point with the new trump administration coming in, he asked, he posed the question, actually will the international community sustained damage during the next 4 years? i just wanted to ask you what you made of the contrast that he was drawing between europe and us at this point. yes, i found that very, very stock. the description, the was that he used on the look from do

economy and through this digital tax went on this digital time we have worked a lot to her by naturally as well and we have for reached an agreement to overcome the hurdles so we're going to work on a bilateral and multilateral basis to find a solution together and going to the international tax exists only the digital services france will do away with its national tax reform and everything that has already been paid to under the french a tax on the system will be reinvested so. the idea is that we need to find showing agreement in order to. address the joint international problems and the situation right now is very negative and the international taxes. them definitely needs to be modernized and i think we will work together in a spirit of cooperation on this. syria north korea hong kong you will see in the one page document that we have made considerable headway in the spiritual of unity and we have a also rich and some significant. as far as the amazon region is concerned. there has been some that been relations with the president also now and we have them all be taken a very ambitio

i can simply depict myself in the digital world by leaving out all my flaws and quirks. so there's a kind of abstraction that's taking place from the phone from the heart so when you start hello i am here to meet some other bots and you with this roundtable i am bot 01 luisa claimants' ideas are clearly hitting a nerve several international museums have started acquiring her work. now we have some of breaking news coming into us a british police say they are dealing with an incident at a london bridge now the bridge in the center of the british capital is not far from the u.k. houses of parliament and a local media reports say that 2 shots were heard images posted on social media appear to show a truck lying across the bridge with multiple police cars in attendance and no we will gather more details on this story for you and bring you an update at the top of the hour. let's get a recap now of our top stories here on d w iraq's prime minister i do says he will resign and allow parliament to choose a new government the move comes as the number of deaths and weeks of aggres