responsible but of course the former royal family has its share fair share. in making history and reinterpreting these points of crucial moments of 20th century german and european history is what is the background and which i feel makes this smaller legal case where we basically deal or speak about money it's cost lots furniture oil paintings so this this cycle weight comes from the historical background to it whereas the reinterpretation of german history happening right now isn't limited to world war one and the responsibility issue. well what makes it complicated is there's there's a lot of 1900 of 1904 defining that a family which has been expropriated by the communists russian and german communism to 94 to 94 the lowest from like you for the expropriations are from the 1945 the right of the 2nd world war the communists basically expropriate these families on the territories of what later becomes the g.d.r. in 1009 window of opportunity opens and the family has the opportunity to claim their property back now the relevant law from 994 in its 1st paragrap

the 2nd we'll hear from an x ray, the family with 3 family members with the house, the, and feel go welcome to the program, is ro on her mazda appears to be on the verge of an agreement to release some of the hostages found in gaza. according to a statement cited by several news agencies, the leader of the palestinian militants, is male, jaime said that negotiators are close to reaching a bill. if so, the agreement would say a swath of palestinian prisoners being held in his writing jails for a significant number of his randy hostages taken by hamas. on the 7th of october, a temporary truce of several days is also set to be part of the deal, as is to move with a few men of tammy and aid into the territory. as well as those negotiations continue. several families office rarely hostages of voice to concern, but israel's war cabinet is not doing enough to bring their loved ones home. relatives met with lawmakers to us not to pursue a bill that would enable the death penalty for captured palestinian militants. the frustration boiling over their anger is directed towards fall as a member of the

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got the gift, seeing some of my family back, but a lot of families didn't. they're still sitting and waiting and crying and shouting, and fighting for their loved ones. what's it like being at the mercy of the world? you mentioned public opinion and having that, that pressure on the basically i comes from a very complicated the for political in me know, vision and, and we as a family we are and these down the hard part. we are people of fees. obviously it is an occupation this country and it needs to end, but no worries, not then. and so people are surprised when i'm saying they still believe in base and i wanted to because of what's happened to my family, but i think it's the only solution and that my family should be the last people that are dying and murdered over this, you know, crazy politico situation and so are the people in guys a den, to fight with the pain. you know, i see big families with so many names like a raised and crossed and and it reminds me of my family because we have so many victims as well. let's take a look now at some of the other s

former possessions hundreds of artworks and properties are on his list although the family's assets were expropriated when germany became a parliamentary democracy after world war one the situation is complex. what still needs to be decided is who is entitled to the royal coffers that paid for it all germans seem to have differing opinions about it. instinct belongs to them they should be compensated so if i were a member of the holland solon family i'd probably also demanded back but i don't think society today sees it that way it's not really. it can be soon recovered as give it back no way they were responsible for the 1st world war and they don't deserve to be rewarded for that stuff everything they accumulated over the centuries came from the labor of the people the hole in solar this didn't have to work. among other things collections at berlin's charlottenburg palace are at stake it's a tourism hot spot that's been rebuilt and renovated with millions and taxpayers' money the loss of the art treasures in question would be a major blow hundreds of artworks some of national impo

family. and so they released the animal shape the scene over 200 hostages, feeling guys a 3 and my family. we came more than 50 people to support and we continued come, we know the whole families, we stayed together and everybody's going to be in their lives. and you'll and is quite defiant. i believe my app is amazing. and she's powerful lady. even though she's 73 years old. when she go out of the how much vehicle she slept to the terribly so on his hand, would you become a violent everywhere? so maybe she's wick and body, but should they never manage to breakfast spirits? she is vile from something to celebrate tonight because who knows what tomorrow will bring. the roller coaster of emotions continues. and this is bob from over the difficult situation. everyone knows people down here told me they, they're leaving it up to the government to do their job spot in front of the benjamin netanyahu. repeat it again today. he's one of the priorities releasing these hostages. of course, he wants to

still still have some family in mario, paul, or perhaps you have friends that have family who are there. and i'm just wondering if they're able to reach them. yeah, i do have some relatives there because some of the family members, they couldn't leave, for example, some of them had really seriously ill relatives or close people. and yes, we can communicate with them. unfortunately, most of the people in mary call it, they still leave without basic facilities. some don't have electricity, others don't have hot water. and even though russia is filming propaganda about, were built in the loop, all my relatives, so as to leave in the, in a city with the mass cemeteries and in the city that is still in ruins. so it's nothing bad. so i have a beautiful picture for us for media unfortunately. and that was maria sarah jenco, former murray, you pull residents who manage to evacuate her family from the city when russia invaded ukraine. and here are some other stories from around the world to the head of the owner of the agencies, for palestinian refugees says that its ability to provide relief in

i voted yes for the family one. right. because you know, there's all different sites. somebody and i voted no one just because of the way it was worded. i think that women by the others argue that changing the language on care would make it a private responsibility and not a state one. families cannot just clarify for you. for that home, we made the call, they need this part of the government and they need supports overall in their lives . our lunch has moved away from its conservative catholic roots and recent years the voters have voted in favor of allowing divorce, same sex marriage and abortion. in previous referendums, this time though, the irish government struggled to convince the pop like something it says, it will have to reflect on going forward. the month of ramadan is about to start a sacred time of worship and reflection, symbolisms. but in both tone, human scarcity is overshadowing the whole, the time. the food prices soaring on wages dropping many families of struggling to afford the basics that the government says is literally, it can do to bring down c

i allowed their families here civilians, children. we have pulled dead women that men and families from under the rebel. i think there was still around 20 people under the rebel who even these really military published this video of its latest strikes and gaza. it says, come, us has deliberately hiding its infrastructure in residential areas. in another video released on thursday and as spokesperson claims soldiers have found more evidence of that, highlighting what he says is an entrance to a network of tunnels. and there you can see the phone. so it was one direction goes to the sea for hospitals, other directions go to different places, a different location where the terrace can move using the same payment, the human shield of the hospital, the human field of those regular houses, providing them shelter as more and more palestinian civilians are killed or wounded inside guys a man you are hoping to see a respite and fighting but say bone and they're suffering. afford a pause is simply not enough. we want something long term. we wan

i ran without taking anything of just my family. my duck is usually an issue, one is jeff, margarita and her family suffered during a 9 month long blockade imposed by the as a by johnny government. last december, the enclave was cut off from the outside world that were critical shortages. the food owed to medicine law. we had no flour, a numeral gain if they scar, sugar, no food, and nibble coffee. i had no mood for my grandkids are going nothing. well, how can one live like that? talk? most of the refugees found shelter here in gorgeous, just 30 kilometers away from that homeland as a by john has promised to guarantee the safety of s, nicole medians. however, they will agree to assist. they had no choice but to leave possibly forever. families in iraq having burying loved ones killed in a fire at the wedding. more than 100 people died at the blaze near the northern city of mosul. many more still missing those. i'm in my dreams. stephen, son, 4th thing he's missing my display with the family was among the 100 spot in the file kind o

supports they wish for more independence but what will the move mean for the future of britain's royal family. and the bundesliga is back with a bang after the winter break all eyes were on top men's new signing from norway could the boy want to produce some magic in his dortmund the good all the action. i'm anthony how thanks for joining us clashes between anti-government protesters and police have erupted in lebanon's capital by birth leaving more than 150 people injured a growing financial crisis and the government's failure to build a new cabinet of spot renewed anger after more than 3 months of protests. discontent has lit the fuse in beirut protest as health works in the latest of a series of demonstrations against government incompetence and corruption now the army has been called in to restore calm after police struggle to take control despite deploying tear gas and water cannons but protests aren't the only thing forcing the authorities to act a deepening economic crisis is also putting pressure on politicians to form a new government protests began in october last year but have revi

she told us more about what happened to her family. thank you for having me. yes, on october 7th, in the middle of the chaos we understood from family text messages on one side, that our family was hearing the fire, and airbag and people being killed around them, and that they were scared for their lives. and later that evening, when the military finally got to new, asked to keep up in which they lived, there were 5 family members were unaccounted for. and our, our working assumption was that they were missing or been taken hostage on october 8th. we had video confirmation of my cousins, son in the hands of come off, it was a video to come, us, indeed, uploaded. and so then we, we went to really what the, the notion that they haven't taken hostage tended into the world. we got confirmation that 2 of the bodies had been found not on the keyboards. and that my 8 year old cousin carmella down and her 13 grand daughter has been murdered by from us and 52 days into the war during the kind of big exchange of prisoners for hostages. my husband's 2 children, 12 year o

he met one family in delhi who are worried about family members back home. >> for the last six years,s woman and her daughters have felt safe here in delhi. but to get here, they had to leave everything behind in their native myanmar. her husband was tortured and killed by the military. now, the situation in myanmar is bringing back painful reminders from home again. last month, her brother was arrested for demonstrating against the coup. >> right now, he's in the hospital. when the military arrested him, they tortured him so much that we are told his face isn't even reckon eyes of all -- isn't even recognizable. protests broke out across myanmar after the military coup in february this year. since then, hundreds he been killed, arrested and detained for opposing the armed forces. india and myanmar share along border, but the indian government is not happy with the influx of refugees. it has ramped up border security to stop them. here in delhi, where thousands have sought asylum since the late 1980's, burmese refugees are disappointed by india's lack of support. requests for informat

the girl's family. seen a lot of scandals in this is specially last year prince andrew had to step down amid criticism of his. friendship with the late disgraced paedophile geoffrey epstein. and so lastly and this is a point that i think a lot of people didn't grow up in monarchies may not really fully understand at a time of political turmoil the royal family families really look to for a kind of sense of continuity instability and you know prime ministers they come and go the crown is for life and so for mexico to come less than 3 weeks before bret's it that's really an earthquake what about the future of harry and maggie themselves i mean we saw in that statement they said that they want to make themselves financially independent how are they going to do that you know well before you begin to worry they're not going to have to sleep in the streets right they'll keep their titles they'll keep their role cottage their security bill will still be paid for what they're doing essentially by stepping down

of course the family and the friends are every day concerns. you can imagine how it feels when your best friend or your mother or your child is a hostage and help buy from us. so every day that goes by every minute and every hour we are, we are very worried and just waiting for them and, and expecting for from everyone for all the sides, the international community. and these are in the government. we expect all sides to, to put this at the top of the priority and to end the misery and the suffering and the to bring them back home. now, just as we can, prime minister netanyahu said that releasing the hostages was this number 2 priority. so how does that make you feel as someone who you know is, is so concerned about this entire family missing? as i said, i'm, i'm not the us national security specialist. i'm, i'm, i'm a medicine student, and i'm a, this is doctor also sound the wrong. she's, she's my dear friend. i know her for 10 years. ready we work together, the n g o, she established her life mission was to solve the hunger problem in africa

so the cities how have their families, the families of those, that prisoners being reacting to their release. or i'm sure they were happy. there were many reports from that, from different families across the westbank that they were happy that they would there be their children in there and, and family members will be released and as part of this deal. but i'm sure in the same time, there are many others or still in any grief that the, the, and they are waiting for the others to be released. and we are talking about at least $7000.00. but lifting prisms are in, in, in, is way the prisons and at about, according to different reports, 3000 were, were risk recently since the war started. hudson, what's the reaction to this temporary cease fire being? am in gaza and goals are they are the feeling are mixed with for some people. of course, this is a relief. this is like a bose that they can breeze and for people together and the, the, the, the bodies that come some of them still under the or when they're in the streets for some places, especially in the south of the have access to differe

there's the families of the hostages for them . this is a very hard time, but the entire country is, is with them in these feelings of as well. i've spoken to one man who broke into tears and you know, at the situation, seeing that he cannot take it any more. so it's a very difficult situation here on the ground, along with the news of the delight, the hostage released with holes. i've heard reports, but the truce might be extended. what more can you tell us? well that's a possibility that sort of been hanging in there since the beginning of this deal. israel has signaled that it's willing to extend a temporary cease fire by one day for every 10 hostages. it can get back and certainly something that the united states would like to see happens. president joe biden has already signaled hoping that the truth would be extended to something that many in the international community would also welcome. after you know, more than a month of constant bombardment on god's right and many hope at this, you know, an extension of the cease fires

as many of the passengers were families for a way of christmas vacation. and returning back from about a 5 day long christmas vacation in thailand and many or they were children there, and many of them were families. so it's a really heartbreaking scene here at the airports to receive said did the 2 crew members survive this? do we have any more details about how they were rescued and nothing but just the fact that they were rescued from the jill and of the, of the aircraft. so if you look at the debris of the aircraft in the day, just to tail bid remained, is, retains the shape and the rest of it is gone and explosion. so the to at the very end of the flight. so the tail end of the airplane were rescued. so that's all we know for now. but we will be finding out more in the next days and weeks to come . now we know that many of the effective terminates are at the airport. so how are they being assisted? um, i think speaking to the very families of the passengers, um, who is the on board, the crashed airplane and heartbreaking scenes continued to unfold her

so, but other families have received devastating news. a sorry to say german is rarely shiny luke, who was believed to be kidnapped, is that the news has given her mother a sense of closure. and i know that i'm a bit relieved that the matter is close to. the news is not good, but at least we know she didn't suffer more than 200 people are believed to still be held hostage by how much in gaza dw correspond to tony kramer is in ash built in southern is real. i asked a short while ago how is released or reacting to their prime minister rejecting any possibility of a seatbar with them us? why are we just started there? he says, it's not a time for us these 5, but it's time for war. and i think this is very concerning for many of the relatives and the families also hostages, because you know, they're fearing that by going deeper, insight goes about widening this ground operation and incursion that we're seeing uh they might home the live, the lives of their loved ones and their relatives now um the government of course is trying to prove here.

families are, are being hostage. and i think that means everything these really society must rise from this moment. and i think this evening here shows that the something to celebrate tonight because who knows what tomorrow will bring, the roller coaster of motions continues. and this is bob for most of the difficult situation. everyone knows people down here and told me they, they're leaving it up to the government to do their job spot in private as the benjamin netanyahu repeat it again today. he's one of the priorities releasing the sausages. of course, the goals are wants to feed hom, us every single hostages is not the number one priority, and that's what families down here have a problem of use. tonya kreme is standing by in jerusalem, but a huge stand off for that radi at hostage square in tel aviv i asked the public press on prime. this doesn't mean anything. yeah. who is increasing or ease and due to the hostage with use us by how mass as well. i think it is both and then we, we heard it and this reporter th

now to him off in order to get their family members back. we saw a protest so anti government protests to the north in haifa. and caesar rear, which is where a prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a private residence, and people protesting directly in front of his house. we're seeing growing pressure and growing of hatred. even you could say for many people across the country, even from within his own little cabinet and people calling for him to stand down and have fresh elections. and for more on this we can speak now to be honest, she is an american is really living in tel aviv 2 members of her family were killed in the october 7th terror attack. 3 others were taken hostage to her release, but one is still being held hostage in gas abbey. thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us. um, can you tell me more about what happened to your family or thank you for having me? yes, on october 7th, um in the middle of the chaos we understood from family text messages on one side that are generally with hearing the fire and airbag and peop

, and also the life of arte townslee and his family. and they destroyed the dream of the olympic games of 1972, how the nightmare of the 11th day continued. who didn't have liebman for those who loved the laughed ones for the state of israel for the jewish community in stockton, until it continued revealing her until we can say a few days ago that we hope it is good. that ali to day, we all come and have come together to commemorate ins, unity together. what nazi meeting at israel mon, it's on had soc. i've had a bonus when i said and then mercy affair to her place it in a in a president on my i am looking back minister phase are a minister i am having my minister. she doesn't, it shows that i'm president to add additional staffing. my own 10 district administration chief from mr. commas in and on behalf of the jewish community. thank you for coming. when you say i can't and i'm going to attend lea referral, ladies and gentlemen, miss her for the come in on monday night. and so i am tipsy into of my me and the via the collection of for

of hostages because we one big family. and so they released the animal shape the scene over 200 hostages, feeling guys a 3 and my family. we came more than 50 people to support and we continued come, we know the whole families, we stayed together and everybody's going to be released. and you'll and is quite defined, i believe my app is amazing. and she's also lady, even though she's 73 years old. when she go out of the how much vehicle she slept, that they always on his hand. would you become it via them everywhere. so maybe she's waking body, but should they never managed rebecca spirits? she's file for one. a. oh, thank you very much for talking to us tonight. i oh no worries. a relative. it's one of the hostages released in that 1st batch. as you heard that we were expecting 50000 people down here tonight on the 50th day of this war. but a 100000 a said to have turned up the pressure on this is rarely 5 minutes. opinion been that yahoo only growing there were also protests in jerusalem outside his own way. hundreds had

the drama dog, the royal family. but charles began taking on more official duties as his mother, aged. now he is king and buckingham palace released this statement from him. the death of my beloved mother, her majesty the queen is a moment of the greatest sadness for me and all members of my family. we mom profoundly the passing of a cherish sovereign and much love mother. i know her loss will be deeply felt throughout the country, the realms and the commonwealth, and by countless people around the world. during this period of mourning and change, my family and i will be comforted and sustained by our knowledge of the respect and deep affection in which the queen was so widely held. les, look now at charles as long wait to be kink. ah, he was dumped the perpetual prince waiting to became longer than any other air to the throne before him. charles philip on the george mount patton windsor, was born in 1948, the 1st son of princess elizabeth. he was 4 years old at his mother's coronation, queen elizabeth the 2nd, the b

along with his son, daughter in law and 3 other family members, he hopes that it keeps some of his family members of feet at the hostage deal between it straight at home us. i go to had them use them and i of that and probably they would be most be thought in the 1st time to just. ready check up and everything, but i don't know, i don't know, as even single what they go to doing, what they're going to say. the godaddy government, the lead mediated between it straight and hum us, announced that the juice would allow the release of 50 women and children get knocked in headed by hum us. the 4 is trying to get that met early on wednesday to approve the hospitality and exchange for its hostages. destroyed would release some 150 palestine in women and children detained in his dryly presence news. welcome to, but despite afternoon family and that is during the occupied of westbank directing, its son was invested in august. and the last month a little, i know the how my son is now injured. he's lost control of 70 percent of his. um, i'm very happy that soon he'll be in my arms either. i'm in my f

one of the families was now waiting for the phone to return. their son was taken hostage and they are overjoyed about the news that he will return soon. icons. he's still in his right of the hospital on the but overall the thailand has been really shocked by the news of the that's so many type people in the, in this, in this war, in this initial attack by almost got killed us or 29 people killed so a thailand was following closely, every development in the story scale. what else do we know about the negotiations and the remaining ty hostages? well, overall, according to the governments 26 people have been taken hostage as. so that means 60 not so you have to be freed. and the type prime minister here made clear that there they are very of working very hard with the foreign ministry, not to reach a solution to get these other. a 16 natalia citizens of free. you have to understand that the embassy of, uh, iran in bangkok set, made an announcement uh today that they facilitated this uh deal. that's term type people. uh, where freight and thailand

families and. taking. with me. i'm melissa chan it's good to have you with us you're watching d.w. news asia but we start in germany that's because the country recently took the lead and granted political asylum to 2 activists from hong kong it's the 1st country to do so in this context the pair were jailed for taking part in a 2014 umbrella movement anti-government protests that paralyzed the streets of the city a crackdown followed germany's move to grant asylum is significant because it is the 1st state to acknowledge as a matter of policy hong kong's new political climate. there the 1st hong kong refugees to be granted asylum and now feel safe in germany the rest threatened with a prison sent. since in the homeland for having taken part in an anti-government protest. as a fairy story set things actually because i think no one wants to leave their home country and never go back. and. but anyway we we thing that. we must do it is because reese we should let the let the whole road know what what i

they can feed their family. they can have sustainable life through sustainable agriculture. >> to transition from a battlefield to a farm field is almost makes more sense than transitioning into, like, dilbert's cubicle or a classroom of 18-year-old kids who have never seen anything but, you know, reality tv, you know? and when you've gone out and seen the world and had your friends die in your arms, you're coming home and you're 26 years old, and you're looking for where's my place in this life? we feel like this is a place, you know, where you can take all those things that you brought into the military-- your strength, your bravery, your ability to stand up when you're knocked down, your sense of service, your sense of sacrifice, and your just willingness to carry the world on your shoulders. >> as combat veterans take up farming, some farmers are finding healthier ways of producing food by going organic. >> the way we eat has to change. we see the easy way of doing things, yet we go the harder road. it's ver

father how worried are you about him and other family members who are in china. i'm not able to contact my family in china directly i always have to find a 3rd person or other ways to be able to communicate with them and liking information worries me the most because without information i don't know if they're doing ok and i don't know if my advocates you work and what is happening with that we could affect. how much it could affect the every every day i wake up opening my eyes i would think about them and i just hope they could have a peaceful and worry lists life there's so much work to be done there and we hear that you're actually you know you're picking up a lot of what your father was doing a lot of his work tell us a little bit more you know about his role in the community his role in the country we also know that he you know he started this blog which which garnered quite a lot of attention it was a chinese language blog called we were online. yes. the reason one of the reason i think my father created that web site was because 1st of all social media pla

structures the family in the conversation about children in poverty well obviously these these family structures have a very significant effect on the how children live and whether they are threatened by poverty or not a single parent families are much more likely to be poor than from families where there are 2 parents that that have an income families with a large number of children children 4 children all more much more likely to live in poverty in germany and obviously they are background such as educational background and migration backgrounds in other words parents who do not speak the local language to speak german well have more difficulty supporting their families than parents who themselves are not well educated also have more difficult in supporting their families so family structure is a very very important factor and of something education's an important factor as well you mentioned the 2 ends of the spectrum there the single parent families and the big families a lot of chilled. a lot of kids what needs to be done to get those children better educations that are the sprin

as i have been with these um that these family members buried family members for the past few hours and her pregnancies continue to unfold here as more than 100 family members are gathered intermediates. but you should receive up there about their loved ones every half an hour. the government is a briefing that the family members on the lease updates. and every time they do that, the room erupted wells, a brief um with, as, as some, as the government officials identified the confirmed numbers dead or, and, or identified the number of the needs of those who have died in the accident. that the arrival area is packed with families. red cross volunteers are handing out blankets, and the government has declared that to make all our efforts like you're a reporter, just said acting present chairs and woke. designating this place is a special disaster result, which means a range of emergency release measures. a special administrative, physical, and financial support from the government will be provided to assist those affected by this disaster. however, now the specifics haven't been described

and that obviously the fact that or have family, the queen's family are either at bar morrow or on their way to by morrow is a very, very significant sign. that this is a very serious situation. a very somber mood among, obviously the role of family, but actually the whole of the u. k. as people are waiting to find out how the queen is and buckingham palace, to have released a statement like this. just telling the world that doctor is also concerned for her majesty's health is very significant. i mean they've added that she is comfortable and remains at by a moral. and we can assume that they have all the doctors and medical care in place of moral while she is. so i'm well, but nobody, nobody can, can say what happens next. and it is a waiting game as we wait to find out whether buckingham palace will release more information on the queen's health. and when they do what, what it will actually mean alex, is it significant that the queen is at fault moral instead of at buckingham palace right now? absolutely. because she should have been in buckingham palace greeting the latest prime minis

minute memoriam relatives of afghans killed in conflict now have a place to honor their friends and families and preserve some of their belongings and more than just food singapore says it's cohen mary tradition deserves u.n. status we take you to a traditional hawker stall you can decide yourself if the claim holds up. i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us japan has a new emperor the oxford educated not a hito now sits on the chrysanthemum throne the fifty nine year old was presented with imperial recall year at a mourning ceremony a sword and jewel in boxes as proof of his ascendance to the throne the new emperor then delivered his first official speech in which he vowed to remain close to the people and carry on his father's legacy of peace. i swear that i will act according to the constitution and fulfill my responsibility as the symbol of the state and of the unity of the people of japan while always turning my thoughts to the people and standing with them i sincerely pray for the happiness of the people and the further development of the nation as well

and they have to acknowledge the first, families.hey have to get in contact with the families and only after that would they confirm whether germans are concerned. sarah: ok rupert, thank you. commemorations have been held in nice to remember those that died in a truck attack there a year ago today. resident and his wife attended the ceremony, which also falls on the national holiday bastille day. 86 people were killed in the attack when a man drove a truck through crowds of people that had gathered to watch fireworks. ♪ a somber address, the president seeking to reassure residents of the city, vowing to fight to end the extremist attacks. pres. macron: the country has returned to its path. we have seen that all the suffering cannot destroy our values, which are so dear to us. humanity has triumphed over barbarians. the french have dispelled the doubts that once gripped them. families and neighbors have stood together. we have seen friendship and people helping each other. sarah: dw's barbara wesel has been in nice today and she sent

i respond with more tongue in cheek saying wait you can resign from your family. madame tussaud's wax museum in london has taken the resignation bit and this is really quite funny very literally resigning harry and megan to a different part of the museum away from the rest of the royal family so i tell you what these days life comes at you well i mean you can't you know you can't resign from your family but this amounts basically is prince harry saying i'm resigning from my job my public jobs as as a royal and what we understand is he's also said that he doesn't want to be paid anymore either that doesn't sound like a spoiled brat that sounds like a man who thinks he maybe has a better income source in the future i mean we don't know it but it just reinforces the fact that this is a big deal with a huge huge deal it's a huge on there are a number of reasons for that i mean one is you know and make and really the most popular couple of the royal family right i mean just in terms of sheer favor billeted this is a huge blow to the royal family they were also very muc

family members be be collected. now you will have worked a lot on the conflicts and the form into this law of you in the past. all the, any lessons learned from these previous was that help you now in your work in ukraine as um, i mean the thing 1st and foremost it needs to be stated that the complex and the former yugoslavia are quite distinct and very much different to, you know, what we see in ukraine today and for about the recent years, but they're all, i think some important lessons that can be loans. i mean one is a really loves more approach to accounts and for the missing is, is crucial. the criminal investigation is actually a dr. up of locating mass graves, assuming the graves recovering the bodies and identification. so you know, rule and the criminal investigation is key. and the use of primary identify as is also vital, you know, either dna, dental records or fingerprints to identify the missing use of secondary identifies such as an id card that may be found. an extra body could be misleading and coul

they say that family planning is a sin and who are you to interfere. but then we try to explain to them that it is not against their religion or why would other muslim countries promote control but they've already mission me there's no carbonation of conflict that at the top in my time here is a doctor i have never seen a family planning official visit the sickly unless your investment community has a government plan for. community or hung. it's true that decades of militarism and corruption has taken a big toll on pakistan's social development but it now seems the biggest long term threat to the country may not be external but could come from its unchecked population growth. at this point if you've managed to keep track hong kong has had its 21st straight weekend of anti-government protests police made more arrests and lobbed tear gas canisters at crowds and once again protesters flung molotov cocktails clashes took place in pockets around the city it doesn't look like either side moved the needle much crowds did turn out but in fewer numbers not like

for 41 you to do a fight tomorrow is finally the united with her family. she was arrested earlier this year for allegedly attempted to stop and test drive the police officer in the or to be of to, to sit down. there is nothing comparable to this guy. i couldn't believe it time. i thought i would die before i could see my daughter. there were many joyce homecomings, like 2048 or remodeled to night thing with her sister and my to the motto was released after being imprisoned for us. she will see a knife and a thorn charges. i'm sorry about the it was very difficult to be done. i thought they were hard faces, an easier faces. it's just like going through life prism is the same. but again, i say when one has faith in god, one knows that the president will never completely crush a person. this isn't, are you wearing my sweat? yes, yes, i'm wearing my mother sweater. i kept it on during solitary confinement. and just really where you are. yes, dozens of police visitors. many of the teenage boys have been to united with the families table when come to us in firew

according to the initiatives found the adopt a family scheme has helped around 90 families so far withmbitions to reach a lot more. right now it's a drop in the ocean in impoverished keep era but a lifeline for those who are receiving it. and now let's have a brief look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world south korea says its troops have exchanged gunfire with north korean forces along their tense border a statement by the military said north korea fired multiple gunshots towards a south korean guard post early on sunday and south korean troops responded with 2 rounds of gunfire no injuries have been reported the pandemic has forced thousands of south africans to queue for food residents of a township waited as an aid agency distributed food masks and disinfectant the government is spending 24000000000 euros on emergency aid. the manner of man hours in brazil's amazon range and is asking the climate activist gratitude to help his city to fight the virus he says people who work protecting the rainforest are particularly high risk the city is one of brazil's co

it is the whole family. families will receive summer camp vouchers for children and college. a children will get preferred placement at top russian university. and i see at video threshold, we will respond to any challenge to you because we are all long country, dean lodge and with united only metal with confidence in ourselves. we confidence in our strength. the truth is on our side to them. and as the war against ukraine continues to grind on, it seems clear that president pushing has no intention of giving up, no matter the human or financial costs. and with an average salary of some 630 year rose in russia, the financial incentives to join the military. it will be tempting too many people, whatever the risk can data use danica for file file that reports. she joins us now . she's and we go where dw has relocated since being banned from reporting and russia. jennifer, i'm tell us because we, we saw there the financial incentives, the benefits that happened. attracting more soldiers. is the tactic working or are more enlisting? well, sarah, where there were always enough peo

her posts have sparked a lot of debate in a society where traditional family values still rule. in a park in beijing parents gather on sundays to lay out their children for prospective partners. and unmarried child can stigmatize the whole family women in particular are under huge pressure to marry by their late twenty's you then you put the marriage in china isn't an arrangement between families everything that happens in that marriage becomes the business of the couple's parents and extended family but i want a relationship where 2 people decide for themselves whether they want to be together how to live and whether they want children. alone knows those aspirations won't make it easy to find a partner so she's now looking for a sperm donor online currently she holds down 3 different jobs in the creative industry she belongs to china's me generation those born after $990.00 and often considered more individualistic and demanding. alan says she would love to find a father who would take care of the child without the expectations of a traditional family but if that doesn't work o

we never stop being in touch with the families and trying to support with the families and know with the changes that took place and with every new opportunities that we have. we're just stepping up the support. and now we're working to provide the technical support with dsl reduced, but of course it is not easy with talking about tens of thousands of leasing people . mm hm. and we just happen to get realistic about how much time this may take. what about the, the rebel forces that are in control now? i mean, is the red cross? are you able to coordinate directly with this, this new syrian leadership on the ground, or are they offering you assistance? it's well, we can, uh, things have changed very fast. and we've been constantly on the phone and constantly using every opportunity to make contact with the for a tooth and to maintain concept and see how we can support, especially with the efforts to identify missing persons. i cannot go into details about the discussions and again it's, it's not easy because it's been a week and things are changing very rapidly. but my colleagues in da

we heard this morning in a press conference from families of hostages, who know that their loved ones are not going to be coming back, whether their family members are, are young or men or a, the soldiers, and for them. this is a particularly sad time, even though they have said that they are also very happy for the people that are are going to be released and have been released a we'll also see more palestinian prisoners released from his rarely presence. what do we know about them? so we're told that $42.00 palestinian prisoners will be released today as well. they will be released in east jerusalem and the west bank. we don't have a lot of details about why they were in prison, but what is real? has said is that they will not be releasing convicted murderers, but these prisoners and a lot of whom are under the age of 18, have been convicted of charges like, you know, an attempt to hurt a soldier or a police officer or throwing rocks or an arson so violent crimes, but not crimes that have you know, resulted in someone getting murdered. but we don't have the details about today's bat

she said a young family, 3 young children. she said that she's how to take the time to explain to them how she's doing. she said, and this the dogs give us a little bit of insight into her condition. she said that she's reassured her children. she's going to be okay. she's well and she's getting stronger every day. but that is clearly going to be in the forefront of her mind when he then consider the impact on the royal family. is an institution will this has been an incredibly difficult period. the room is swelling. online have been on the president at a huge amount of pressure, particularly given the fact that can cho, is also ongoing treatment for counselor at the moment. extraordinary and very, very sub situation. 2 major members of the royal family, ongoing cancer treatments. that of course means that they will say absent from public engagements, putting the pressure on other senior members like william who will be holding the force at home and also holding the force in public to a very, very difficult period for the worl

of families at the last dragon this one has called the whole truth. to agree books on. good crime fighters are back africa's most successful in radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech prevention and sustainable chocolate production all of a sow's are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters tune in now. you. say no need to panic but health officials warn if the corona virus is not contained it could be an acute shortage as a final drug's global supply and. kurds the exports. the geneva motor show tries to beat the outbreak by live streaming the world's biggest car i spoke online. and a sad day for journalism down under a national news agency australian associated press is to close after 85 years in business. and lives their business the coronavirus continues to cause economic havoc more warnings today over shortages of medicines india is the world's main supplier of generic drugs the cheaper ones has just restricted the export of 26 pharmaceutical

his families attempt to escape left him alone. his wife and children dead can just be served or so coming up to a catastrophic landslide and an open pit coal mine in china, at least 4 are dead with some 50 people. missed an exchange of attacks follows in israeli rate in the occupied west bank. israel says it's targeting palestinian militants, at least 11 people died. rocket fired from the gaza strip has also hit inside israel plus the berlin international film festival, near its peak competition as strong as the bearing allor enters its closing weekend . we look at some of the final entries, fine for the golden and silver barriers. ah, i'm pablo foley, as welcome to the program. we begin in the ukrainian city of boucher, the suburb of keith, known for the trial for the trail of death and destruction left behind after russia military occupation. human rights experts say it's a possible war crime scene with evidence of summary executions, torture and enforced disappearance. dw special correspondent abraham met one gucci resident on