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w d w d is coming up ahead. for minds. this sea of azoff lies between russia and ukraine and is shared by both nations however russia is increasingly imposing its sovereignty over the water as ukrainian fishermen are afraid are sisters but at the close the russian side of the border control. everyone. or you should run out there up to face all these russian security forces on their own what on earth is good for you. hardly any ships currently coming to ukrainian ports the economy is suffering at the hands of russian domination. civilian self-defense forces are training for a worst case scenario many of them fear an attack on the azoff region. and we have to be prepared for a new wave of aggression from russia it's just a matter of time. the fishing boat viracept south from a port on the ukrainian side which has become somewhat of a rarity businesses not be good for vladimir chair or possibly the owner of the fishing company ditto for the work that it we're now sailing along the canal to the port of bradley and sick or out of the tragically empty you know for a ship's insight or it has been your. history of as of borders russia and ukraine a treaty states that both countries have equal usage rights yet since the kurdish bridge opened linking russia to the annex crimean peninsula russia has been treating the sea as its own sovereign waters russia decides who is committed to sail on the sea and who is. not. so not us our ship is here the russian ship is in front of us. and one of the coast guards. of want to take over the from the russian border control officers check everyone has a chip for its name the size of their crew their nationality we. believe they can see how busy they are with the people who are working there getting on with their business. who get up orders like. the ukrainians feel intimidated. this one fifty one this is vera hello. baby. is that correct yes we're staying here. the fishing zone lies far beyond the ukrainian ballet and the russians have control a lot of beach airport ski knows it's dangerous to have journalists on board his boat but he has another problem russia and ukraine have not yet agreed on common annual fishing quotas so the ukrainian authorities have banned all fishing activity while the russians continue to let their fishermen carry on glad to me a cart understand why he's not willing to cast his nets with the cameras running. one of. the ukrainian side could confiscate our fish which makes no sense at all. but the russian side could cause problems to provide the crates will stay empty today in recent weeks blood in me has been out fishing but he takes a risk when every douse. was full of mold who had been checked frequently by the russians they inspect all the fishing permits and licenses they don't cause any trouble as long as everything is in order but bizarrely is the ukrainian saying that not everything is very hard but if you're good at. due to the on regulated fishing quota have obviously wants to avoid any escalation on the sea events of this means they are hurting their own fisherman in december led to mia was not permitted to go out to sea at all causing him a loss of almost eighty thousand euros in january his catch was confiscated by the fishing authorities. the first time it took over the entire catch up a second time they only wanted half of it which we managed to prevent where is the logic in that. uncertain times on the ukrainian azoff coast which borders on the progress separatist area in the east half a million people live in the port city of mario paul just a few kilometers from the war in eastern ukraine the city is surrounded by checkpoints. maria is afraid that the hostilities will go on for a long time she's preparing the population for the worst as an activist and officer she acts as a link between the army and civilians maria is travelling close to the front line to get a picture of the situation this area was previously occupied by russians but ukrainians were able to win back. over there from the peak of that hill. they shoot at us. it's a russian post an elevated position refute so that area is currently occupied territory. people are trying to build up something again here but the fields were mind back then you know that there is always shooting here even at civilian buildings but the people who live here are not necessarily political or super patriotic but but they do realize exactly where the shooting is coming from three it. could. front line is only two kilometers away from here. this war has already claimed the lives of more than ten thousand ukrainians. watch them all of the young man fell in the war here he was born in one thousand nine hundred six but we can definitely expect a new wave of aggression from russia it's only a question of time. we have to be prepared. since the spring of twenty eighteen. and ukrainian sovereignty is clearly also being threatened from the sea of azoff we could say it is already occupied that's why we need decisive action now you're in the world this is not stopped it won't only be ukraine which suffers. back to mary opal a twenty minute drive. from western ukraine her first language is ukrainian. almost half the population of mario is russian and russian is spoken on a daily basis there was serious clashes here after the annexation of crimea in twenty fourteen. the town hall was in flames when opponents of the new power in kiev tried to win the upper hand in the city but they failed is convinced that russia was behind this attack. this is where people gathered who had been brought in by bus from russia they demonstrated here and occupied the town hall. they set fire to car tires in the street. chanting out slogans like. get over here putin start this place out there. they were trying to imitate a crimea scenario. in the hopes of seizing this region just as quickly as crimea then claiming it as russian. the war has dramatic economic consequences to the city the port of mary opal estimates its losses since the outbreak of the war at two hundred million euros key cargo handling from the donbass region has declined when the russians build the crimean bridge it prevented large cargo ships from reaching the sea of as of russian institute of controls cause long delays and at the end of november the russians attacked ukrainian vessels for the shipping companies the journey is too expensive and too dangerous. the tugboats are not bringing cargo vessels with them today. it was there because we feel like these two boats they sail out but they bring nothing back there's nothing behind them we work just like them we have strength of potential possibility but we can't use any of it that's our problem because something outside of our control is preventing us. the twins are human and roman moment of now only work a four day week at the port for two thirds of their regular pay. for the oil it's more than an economic blockade on the whole region is being suffocated. with all of the differences left on the ukrainian controlled territory depend on our port. state owned companies get support from kiev so far they have not been mastered dundon sees the twins in their colleagues are highly skilled dock workers but often all there is for them to do is clean work. this is a well paid work elite work that. the neighboring shipyard is experiencing tough times too with little actual work to do geishas teet cohen his colleagues passed the time playing dominoes. unlike the poor this privately owned firm does not receive state support. net gains we are hoping that power will change hands in the next elections my mother through my dreams. at the moment we spend most of our time sitting at home and our pay has been cut. in. the conflict should stop then everything will get easier. very. the shipyard has lost most of its income because sixty percent of the orders came from russia the long standing company was successful join the time and dissolve the soviet union and the new republic of ukraine so guy's grandfather also worked at the shipyard. but otherwise i feel torn russia is close to my heart and ukraine is my home i wish they were brothers again as they used to be with you but it should be friendship again between russia and ukraine i can't be split into. the ball. but it's bring it over here. at the moment there's only one ship in the dark but there's still some work for sergei and his colleagues. you know the most political i think our manager is trying his best to do something here but in this situation everything depends on the government but i think it's. the shipyard workers are worried about losing their jobs it's getting hard at the director all of the to reassure them. that the money if nothing else but usually i only have eleven months until i retire what will the shipyard exist for that long it will and will can you guarantee that i'm really afraid of losing my job. one isn't actually coming out. of your week we've still got twenty days of work to do with the ship. it's obvious we still have to change forty six wells which valve you mean there's nothing else to do there will be more tomorrow they would we used to have two or three ships here we have three docks now there's just one work for as long as you can your cost and show both to your children. and really pessimistic. nobody knows how things will go on here before parliament doesn't know what it's doing then things will soon look really grim you know come what if there's another escalation of hostilities that the kurds bridge what they're there for the war you would have no stability people are fleeing ukraine would be the queen you regard working of the guard the great north you if i would like to go abroad to but i belong here and i don't want to leave my family in the city i'm too old for that. was a people the coup this situation is bound to drag on the president is really super power schenkel said he would end the war within two or three weeks but he's been working on it now for five years. really just a guy can really talk but it's like a politician if he gets into parliament the others will have to look out. he's a really good worker to push. the fishing boat vieira has coming to the point this morning the crew brought in five and a half tons of sidings. it's a good day for the owner flemmi a check up of ski. cause for how was it today unloading at the poor little were there any problems or issues . with the the most people from the fishing authorities were there again you could they want anything from you know no problem with you not like last time when you went because they show your document banning us from fishing to be able no nothing they just watched how we had loaded the fish says he didn't touch anything just because i showed them our permits and that was all. i did it was a different story with catches a video taken by the fishing authorities claim that vladimir was poaching for him the video is proof that he wanted to protect his catch from the fee. without paying a bribe. please do you think on the you know it. well if you analyze what this video shows it confirms that these law protectors only turn up to put a system in place where they can extract bribes and bonuses in the broward and. bust three years. i'm explaining to them here that it won't work with me. when i was the aggressor here and that's what i'm fighting against now family they do or think across the board you with the way a. lot of me his company processes the fish it catches but its future is tenuous. the working hours of his staff have already been cut to three days awake. do if i was going to my know things could be better but what can you do. of course it's hard to make ends meet with such low wages but we understand and hope things will pick up in ukraine with the work situation until i find general. vladimir has had to sell two of his three ships he was committed to keep part of his catch this year but the fishing authorities still reported him for poaching. moved all of those i don't think it's right to take that first away from us and them but in the current situation it's impossible for us to defend our rights system with the remains are already had to lay off out of our stuff you know the board nicol brinn there when there's been a booster for a few. blood in me a chair apart ski is now facing legal action. on the outskirts of mario paul this is the home of shipyard workers so again. the front line of the separatist area is not far away in twenty fourteen the war reached base residential blocks. all of a sudden there were explosions i took my wife and daughter into the corridor and covered them up on the ground as the explosions were going off the window pane shattered and black smoke filled the apartment we couldn't see anything when it stank. after things had calmed down we looked outside and everything was inflamed by sterling is going to i mean with all these people were screaming and there were dead and injured people lying on the street. no harm no to the killers all of a novel that i knew in the. the family is trying to lead a normal life. so gaye's wife reno works for the city's tax authorities his daughter victoria is studying law in odessa and is currently home for the holidays . i think i'll probably stay in a desa yes i think that's what i want to do with it. she only wants to return when there is peace if this doesn't happen soon so gay is not ruling out the worst case . russia would probably annex the whole of ukraine it's a lot stronger than us. there could even be a world war if other countries got involved that would be a catastrophe for. the other end of mario the village. this is where the dock workers are and. since their working hours have been cut they have been focusing more on their wine business. that. is in your water the real work starts in a month's time. that's only buying the grapes. at the moment the grapes are resting it's like they're hibernating. some of the grapes are sold to bolster the household finances the twins also grow their own vegetables. or whatever but our wages are just enough to pay for the electricity water and gas the price of gas alone has gone up twelve times more than it was five years ago. the increase in gas prices is a direct result of the conflict with russia things were different five years ago as the grenades were flying sunday asked his father to build a bunker. sure enough they walk might it it was as if you were the first to light the candle back then to. there's another blog about the mississippi even as my wife was five months pregnant back then and my son was six when he came to us with this idea and said don't be afraid i know how to keep you safe. you could hear gunfire just two kilometers away. not greater as i had the idea of bringing candles matches and everything necessary so we could live here. at first my wife and i were shocked that he wanted to prepare everything so we could stay here in safety in case the bombs came. there and i did so then i reinforced the feeling with metal good as. we put in new beams and poured concrete over them. they really didn't know. what and now we can store good wine here. you know. artemis is trying to create a good life for his family which has ukrainian and russian roots he wants the children to have a normal upbringing without fear. him built most of the things in his home himself and never wants to be forced to leave it. he was. still the parents have prepared for the worst case. if weight breaks out again here it's my responsibility to drive the children to a safe place just in australia my husband will stay here in the house when i am not and make sure it doesn't get looted just yet measure essentially with not one single human life should be sacrificed for political ambitions and quarrels. there do not have to be related nations have baits their hands in blood they should forgive one another. and that they have to find a compromise and nothing good kind of arise if there isn't a dialogue i tell my children learn to talk to people learn to argue your position without using weapons you know. so far there's been little chance for dialogue the ceasefire governed by the treaty of minsk is repeatedly broken. clock glory to ukraine glory to our hero saw that in the evening maria visits and in the headquarters of the organization new mary opal she's the coordinator here and wants to talk about the training of the civilian self-defense forces the next day. along with supporting the army knew mary opal is dedicated to fighting progress and propaganda. when i. felt the population was totally disoriented and twenty fourteen. they had been fed russian propaganda for years. russia or since the the russians. most of them want to restore the russian empire they still have this imperial thinking the whole world is russia this is a russian city we should govern it. washes they've been trying to change our way of thinking for centuries but in some cases it worked. for instance even i speak russian. at nine o'clock the next morning the volunteers line up for a roll call at a military compound near the say. she. really. matters. for their training the group goes to the nearby beach men from all backgrounds to hear from the doctor to the simple worker . from new mario paul takes part two he's a program and the local steelworks. the men practice armed warfare under the instruction of a training officer. group. so hang on one man covers and the other one of them why don't we decide who's number one and who's number two . just know i'm not afraid if we have to then we'll fight as patriots we have to lead the way when it comes. back to. the second largest port city on the ukrainian azoff coast eighty kilometers away from mariel. fishing company owner of blood. is on his way to court court proceedings against him begin today is accused of poaching. with the support of his lawyer latimeria wants the court to grant him permission to fish undisturbed the on regulated fishing quotas between kiev and moscow have created a legal document law to me is fighting so that he and his staff do not have to be penalized for it. misha misha what about the paperwork of the person would he need anything else. we've got everything from the most important thing is that we have the original permits. the most important thing is that there here is a solution for. the court hearing is due to start at eight thirty. vladimir is called into the judge's office but just for a few minutes the hearing is postponed neither the fishing authorities nor the public prosecutor were invited see wouldn't. today i did not get a court decision which would have made it clear whether i'm right or they are that's the worst thing there's uncertainty. so i'm deeply disappointed but that the way this country is governed i see absolutely no future and no prospect for you at this moment. on the ukrainian azoff coast the whole. sins of people's livelihoods depend on fishing these men have not been out to say since early december the fishermen are old acquaintances of law to me as. any news from us just like before none of us have it out to sea so there is no ban but there isn't a permit either. look at us a. lot of course it's a slap in the face a lot of russian fishermen are still out working. but we're not allowed to i'm with you more than a little bit but now we need clear rules this uncertainty has us living in constant tension this is our life now it. was written. some of the easiest thing is to open it up look inside clean everything and then it might work again but you used to do it so well something temperature changed over three months and it's been down it has an effect on it. so that's right it's not good for the engine not to be running yes just standing idle for three months is no good. and these are the effect of our ban on going out to sea. look they're out there i would not yes there are always two to three russian ships patrolling. and they look back that they have weapons on board is also one settling for us it was the way it was awarded the most. but imo yes that's why we didn't drop anchor we just wanted to get home fast they were pretty close to the shore six or seven kilometers they were warships and i got to believe this is true . russia is definitely in the wrong occupying the coast. but on the other hand there is no feeling of confidence if there is no order. to nucleate if our government maintains order then hats off to them and also if someone else has to maintain the order here then sorry here there would be what kind of weak government do we have us with that it was probably. going to be if ukraine doesn't allow fish from ukraine onto the ukrainian market then i'll take my fish to russia change my flag and apply for political asylum but he still gives. a nice. we still have hope. but i don't know how much longer it will last you. to go india more than twenty five hundred 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d w. this is d w news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the ada so no need making its way to the victims of psycho need to buy food water and other emergency supplies are being distributed to areas that can be reached will gas and underground are saying on the relief operation in mozambique. and the politics is that it left south africans in the dark with the country grappling a serious energy crisis we all should all governments in africa have sole control of key sectors when they mismanage them. i'm christine wonderwall come to deja news africa i'm dad here today and foreign aid has begun flowing into the three countries mozambique's and baldwin malawi hit by sights known in die the european union has released just under four million dollars while britain has pledged about double that amount neighboring tanzania's military in the tons of food and medicine although aid is now trickling in distributing it is still very difficult it's being described as to worst humanitarian crisis in mozambique's history. heavy flooding and prolonged bouts of rain a compounding the destruction wreaked by cycling last week the storm and flood waters not only in gulf growth and bridges they also wiped out communications networks across the region and many of us once again finding themselves in danger. this mother is one of hundreds of thousands who lost their home she's worried about her newborn as food supplies in the shelter for low. they didn't own doesn't last night i haven't eaten anything yesterday i saw that food was running out i went in asked and they told me that food was over and until now i've had none. that's because the floods and heavy rain which followed in the storm's wake a hindering aid workers efforts in some areas floodwaters are meters deep most rural areas remain cut off from help. resolving and. rescue us also working around the clock to save lives many victims as to trapped on rooftops trees and all the remote areas and the region is bracing for more heavy rain in the coming days flooding has become to biggest threat mozambique is facing right now to get an update on the relief effort in mozambique we're joined by joseph come from the christian relief organization world vision he's coming to us from bearer good to have you on the news mr american you just described to us the conditions under which you have to operate as you try and get help to the victims office deadly storm. thank you i'm only the situation currently in and surrounding areas it's very. almost ninety percent of the infrastructure destroyed or affected. every house i have seen has lost several . people or. been rendered homeless the government is trying to move more place some multipoint to different in a distressed comps what we cannot be able to provide them substance mystical ira we've heard about aid coming into the country and a lot of volunteers also coming into into these areas is that enough no definitely it's not enough to support that is coming in is just beginning to trickle is not sufficient compared to the nature of the disaster this is huge it's a really really big disaster i mean wiping out an entire city that's huge and when you to think of this surrounding areas of the city and the rural areas that we have not even been able to reach out to. the eighty's definitely not enough my last question to you and if you could answer this very briefly how many people are we are we are you estimating do you think are still out there that you have not been able to reach. out my. estimate is about probably nine hundred thousand of them one point we don't have you told us system interest that's because of lack of access to the people but are probably about one hundred to one million people and reached joseph come out of from the christian relief organization world vision coming to us from bear mozambique thank you so. africa's most industrialized economy is struggling to keep the lights on ninety five percent of south africa's electricity is provided by the state owned company has long had problems need saying the country is powered to mons this latest crisis has seen eskom imposed lowell long stages of power blackouts in raging south africans i'll be talking to an energy analyst in johannesburg but first this report on the impact off those pollak that's. the beer is one and the meat is slowly spoiling which means business at this restaurant in johannesburg is slow. witted in the grip of the. euro where the little. group of south africa's main electricity supplier eskom can't provide enough power to meet the country's energy needs eskom is currently rotating blackouts lasting several hours across the country leaving businesses like these leather restorer working in the dark. grows and. grows out of government might be a. dozen. or so or. even simple things like filling up a car with a tank of fuel doesn't work if there's no electricity to pump the petrol luckily for drivers these petrol station has a generator is a backup but it's a pricey alternative for the business. getting on like this we would really be affected even if people right luckily we've got it you know right there we are self-sustaining. when it comes to power but we did something that we did in project for keeping south africa's economy pumping will prove difficult if we can keep the power on i'm joined now by ronald energy and in this state in johannesburg south africa welcome to. africa mr you've said south africa's public crisis is a manmade crisis what do you mean by that is this correct there is a way. because a lot of mistakes including what you call. corruption the reach actually. being rather than just quoting them technical problems all right miss a child hey you have had you spent a lot of time working in government so you can speak from from from both positions essentially but in africa mints are obsessed with with controlling sexes like energy supply but we see them in a case like this mismanagement should they still be able to have that much paul is the solution in the case of south africa to privatized the sector and allow the play is in. to be honest with you it did predict blackouts reach out taking police right now in south africa as you can yeah and it's from a person to media it's teachers for. this has been ongoing for the week it is a good lesson actually to other african governments to say that what budget ever needs to be done by the private sector really needs to start to open that door you need to take note of the fact that most of the african countries at the present moment the good the image the sector as a succinct unfortunately it is started in their own political sense that other you know openings that are taking ensuring that they promote what you can call universal access and promote the energy. sudep agenda with different. doesn't the problem is i'm as a child and we've seen the south african government respond very strongly and lot of senior government officials the president himself reacting to this particular balance of power cuts are you satisfied with what you're hearing from the politicians. not at all from a service or safety at the present moment really gut government especially good religion but of religion is the source of the problem as opposed to death is not of i.d.'s when you look at the press briefing of yes i did by the media so public into places instead of them giving us what you can call it actions and interventions that will let me do this situation it was like they were giving us a lecture of how sperms problem are all about we are not looking for problems and should have to be there but it had to be explained in detail it's from their public point of view we need solutions we need to just would say that we have to have knows where the problems are and the cost of. executing at these other ten minutes which we are focusing up on to ensure that you know what this situation is correct that they make it as a matter of days so they didn't give us anything or even the fourteen days we did talk about this idea is not helping us because induct footing did they said that they're still trying to understand their problems for me as an actor to see and then opinions into the city use yet does not give me a solution because i was too timid to duck right and you know half of your face is actually in the darkness a child can have have somebody cough the trouble that south africa is in at this time running a child care and energy analyst in johannesburg south africa thank you ok it's the un's international day of happiness so we sent our correspondents to ask people what makes you happy. what makes me happy. because when i have money. of things that i want to do that without money i can't but i think. the music. my family my footing. oh might still. makes me happy every day. when i get the chance to interact with minded people i know so when i. come up with ideas for my business and. then i'm very happy. to. be my family makes me happy see them around me being around them makes me happy. to be moved. and expanding my status you know the for me to be great and. think other people it's made me here piers. it's nice to have. all my life the very happy double life yeah. let us know what makes you happy get in touch with us on facebook or on twitter and that is it from dayton is africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page because it is happiness day review with pictures at the pictures. listen don't entice your entire scheme to jurors or dealing with i mean i think i killed many civilians. come including my father was something i was a student and i wanted to build a life for myself not these to police but suddenly life became owlish kind sob. providing insights global news that matters d. w. made for mines. he takes it personally are you ready with all the wonderful people in stories make the games so special. for all true for. more than football on line. hi there and a warm welcome to news from arts and culture i'm karen homestead and before we talk about the tops and flops of remaking the european films in hollywood here's what else is in the pipeline for today master storyteller and mcewen has written a new novel about the challenges we face with artificial intelligence we sat down with him to talk about that. and in today's episode of our series baking bread to gain tells us how time to go bread represents the netherlands colonial past. well it was back in two thousand and fourteen that a film about all timers hit the theaters here in germany hornish call or head full of honey was a huge hit but went largely unnoticed outside of german speaking europe but then actor filmmaker tim who's one of germany's box office heavyweights decided to remake his film for america

d w. this is d w news asia coming up on the program running out of beds the philippines is in the middle of a measles outbreak and children are dying plus. one country two systems that's what china promised hong kong but residents of the territory say beijing has not kept its word. i'm melissa chan great to have you with us nice little outbreak words public health officials and parents never want to hear but the highly infectious disease is on the rise around the world the latest figures from two thousand and seventeen show missiles killed one hundred thirty six thousand people globally as a significant spike in deaths compared to the year before the measles vaccination has saved over twenty million people since the start of the millennium making it one of the best buys in global public health but discredited claims linking vaccines to health problems have meant some parents are choosing not to vaccinate their children including in the philippines the country has seen one of the largest year on year increases in new infections on a santos sent this report from manila. tents have been erected to deal with the overflow inside the sickly in wait worried parents watching on the philippines has been gripped by a measles outbreak. early in rubeus two month old baby caught the highly infectious virus before he was old enough to be vaccinated. my baby had a lot of rations i thought it was because he was taking antibiotics for his cough and colds but it turned out to be measles. it's already painful to see your baby sick what more when you hear that many have died from the disease but you don't want that to happen to your baby was. there been more than eight thousand cases of measles in the philippines since the start of the year more than one hundred people have died mostly very young children who are unvaccinated the health department has declared a measles outbreak and says that it is now struggling to contain it. really a need to do a d v d's because the challenge is to attain the herd immunity herd immunity means that you have enough people or box of a third so that those that are able to transmit their survival and in fact others. in the philippines have been dropping in the last few years a recent scare involving a dengue vaccine caused immunization rates to plummet even further. this our. resources. we have a vaccine coverage where the. even what about the forty percent. efforts to tip the scales haven't been fast enough charmaine abut such she'd been immunized but picked up the virus at a health center for a prenatal checkup. measles can be extremely dangerous for pregnant women. firstly. i'm scared about what will happen to my baby but i'm trying to be strong. little us i couldn't believe in what my doctors said the condition shouldn't affect the baby because i'm at thirty two weeks already. but i'm scared to major my life in the. local authorities are working with the red cross to increase hospital beds for th

energy solutions by global owing to his being on the series of global three thousand on d w and online. this is d w news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the ada says. making its way to the victims of psycho need food water and other emergency supplies are being distributed to areas that can be reached and on the ground up change on the relief operation in mozambique. and the policy does that have left south africans in the dock with the country grappling a serious energy crisis we asked should our governments in africa have sole control of key six's when they missed me.

d w. this is d w news coming to you live from the european union delay is the deadline for brags that now the race is all for british prime minister theresa may as she returns from an e.u. summit the other e.u. leaders imposed conditions pushing one last time for the u.k. parliament to pass the brakes appeal next week also coming up the to. place church the mums call.

d w. this is d w news live from berlin it was the day brad said it was supposed to happen and said new chaos and uncertainty as british lawmakers were checks another deal to beat the e.u. thousands of thieves supporters filled the streets planned as a celebration instead they're calling it a betrayal as far as the folks down teresa mayes was for a third time also coming up millions of algerians are calkins bourse with their weekly demands for fresh elections.

d w. this is d w news live from berlin china's far away goes on the offensive the tech company is suing the us government it says that a law limiting its access to the american market is unconstitutional. also coming up a german court handed down prison sentences to four man accused of operating one of the world's biggest child pornography platforms on the dark net. persona non-grata out venezuela's government expels german ambassador daniel creamer for backing opposition leader one why don't you germany says why though still has its unwavering support. is glad to see it really as harmless as producers say and e.u. court now says officials have to release studies on just how safe the controversial weed killer really is. i'm serious i was gonna thank you for joining us the chinese tech giant way is suing the u.s. for limiting its access to the american market for telecom equipment one way is challenging a u.s. law that labels the company a security risk and bars federal agencies from buying its telecom products always legal challenge comes at a critical point for trade negotiations between the u.s. and china. for years while way has sought to reassure the world of two things that it is not under the control of the chinese government and that it doesn't spike on consumers. a shift in tone from defense to accusation the us government has a long. way. it has hurt our servers and the story are you merril's and this. allegations of american government interference and theft of corporate secrets while ways message to the united states we can play the blame game two hours before the announcement the backdrop to what's becoming an ever escalating dispute wild ways chief financial officer among wang jew leaving her house in canada for an appearance in course she's been detained in the country since december accused of helping her company violates u.s. sanctions on iran she claims the arrest violated her rights and is politically motivated. while ways decision to sue the american government to an already high cost conflict the u.s. effort to get allies to shun the firm threatens to bar the company from major markets and puts billions of dollars of investment in super high speed five g. networks that all risk it also adds tension to an already complicated trade relationship between the world's top two economies. monica jones from good of you business has been following this story for us hi monica this is now going to the courts far away says it's being unfairly discriminated against what do you make of that it just gets more and more interesting by the day so me this whole you could surmise like what goes around comes around i mean that is an interesting shift in tone certainly so far because these accusations are not new and so far away has taken a very defensive stance even though it was accused of having far too close links to the chinese government's you know doing everything at beijing's. be heyst spying on customers stealing corporate secrets and so forth have been very strong allegations so far away was sort of very you know almost gentleman like about it very quiet dramatic shift in tone now it's suing the u.s. government saying that the ban the u.s. government has implemented is unlawful pointing out rightly so that the u.s. has so far failed to actually provide any evidence for the accusations and i think that is very interesting also saying that the u.s. is with its actions misleading the public and i sing there we get to the core of what's happening now because your way knows what's at stake is a very successful company it is the world's largest or second largest smartphone provider and it is the leader in five g. technology which is highly sought after the whole world needs it just remember that five g. fast internet absolutely necessary in order to have smart mobility smart cities automated driving without five g. you can forget about all this so all the big nations of course want to have five g. she way is the market leader there but doesn't do any good if the world doesn't trust she a way then it might just have to resort to the chinese market and obviously that's not its interest to the writer as ask we can't forget this comes at a time where the u.s. and china are trying to talk their way out of a trade dispute essentially what does were always move mean for those top. well officially they are not part of those talks but of course if a chinese company is suing the u.s. government at any time not just now doesn't go down too well it is very sensitive and it is highly political and it will certainly weigh on those folks the former adviser of the obama administration i think only last night even sort of almost gave donald trump a compliment that he's sort of having an edge in those talks over china so let's see how this now moves with this new element of your way basically signaling hold on you know you can't just go on lashing out against us because we have an ace up sleeve and that is the five g. signal logy and we're not that forgiving so you might need us as much as we need you all right monica jones from d.w. business following this thank you so much for your analysis. now a german court has handed down prison sentences of between three and ten years to four man accused of operating a dark net platform for child sexual abuse images the platform was called elysium and it was one of the largest such websites in the world. it took prosecutors months to gather the evidence the four men were accused of setting up and operating a child pornography platform on the dark net investigators said the men had managed the illegal pornographic content on the elysium network was meant to be out of us of the material posted on elysium showed every kind of abuse imaginable of children and teenagers and i was playing on the victims included newborns and babies the platform was discovered in twenty seventeen and immediately shut down the case made international headlines due to the large number of subscribers investigators found one hundred twelve thousand user accounts paedophiles around the world were offered photos and videos of the worst kind of child abuse on a platform operated from germany prosecutors said the network allowed the exchange of illegal material to be as easy as online shopping investigators will continue to sift through the evidence and work with international authorities to bring additional prosecutions. our political correspondent hans brunt is following this case for us these convicted men received sentences of between three and ten years why is there such a big difference in the length of these sentences. well first of all this the sentences are significant because it's the people who are around this network who had the service who have ministered the whole thing who have been convicted no no no in other words not simple uses. and the extent to which they were involved the extent to which they. actually were involved in the administration of this network is some reflection of the severity of the sentences. high highest sentences severest sentence was given to a man who is also being convicted of himself abusing two children by which it was arranged through this network so that's the that's the gamut of. convictions that was that was pos today the investigation into this platform comes from a cooperation between germany and australia what can you tell us about that well this network was of initially set up apparently once another network of similar nature had been shot down by the australian police and the australians managed to attract on this network and in fact to some extent kept it going for a while and sort of try to some of its uses a so-called honey trap to attract people and to try and track the actual people that were involved and there were in fact a strategy able to find out then that the service of those network were positioned in germany were in germany and then passed on the information to the german authorities so it was very important in this case that there was an international cooperation amongst the investigating with or to use or it's an important best again in the prison sentences are significant but this network had more than one hundred thousand users isn't it likely that the platform has already been replaced with something else. that's very likely yes indeed the demand for this kind of material appears to be there and it's likely that there will be further such platforms being set up and one has to say that this kind of abuse takes place almost daily in fact in germany there's a very big case being investigated at the moment of children that have been abused on the camping side to in western germany so yes this kind of thing has to one has to say it continues and the prosecutions obviously have to continue as well our political correspondents brian thank you. you're watching the news that still to come an about face in hungary as the ruling party and their party they're a greaser a place a controversial set of anti e.u. billboards a correspondent and would ask explain. first first let's catch up on some other stories making news around the world french cardinals phillipe back at home says he will resign as an archbishop of new york she announced a decision after a court found him guilty of failing to inform authorities about sexual abuse allegations against a priest that priest has confessed to abusing boys in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's and will be tried later this year. a u.s. senator says she was raped by a superior while serving in the military martha mcsorley told a congressional hearing she didn't report the incident then because she didn't trust the system like sally was the first a female combat air force pilot she was appointed senator for arizona in december after her predecessor stories or facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg says his company plans to shift its focus to private messaging services and a post on his own profile page of the company would encrypt conversations on more of its messaging services and make them compatible but he cautioned that details of his plan could change as facebook consults experts throughout this year. to lawmakers from india's governing party b j p have apologized for fighting during a hearing in the state of with our probation footage of the problems gone viral in india one of the men hit another man with his shoe a weapon considered unclean and especially offensive in india. hungary and prime minister viktor orban reportedly wants his ruling party if it is to stay in the conservative european people's party bloc in the european parliament that's according to or bonds chief of staff the aide also said that few days would replace controversial billboards that prompted european conservatives to call for the party to be expelled from the e.p. . the billboards link commission president shanghai juga and u.s. billionaire george soros to an alleged plot to destroy european civilization through mass migration about fitness has rejected demands that it toned down its anti immigrant rhetoric. let's get more on the story with journalist stefan bosu standing by in the budapest hi stephanie so tell us more about what is behind this dispute between hungary's siddhis and other european conservative parties. parties or do people support you really believe marks. you're right it is a. yard's for the evening. and time migration campaign we keep most of the suggest the one you see behind me against the european commission president jumped out at you as well as the gallery and american billionaire george soros they say it's no longer acceptable in our party we already have been under pressure over news to break down on the media and the poor it's so they have hated mr prime minister viktor orban and they want to him to basically change his ways and he says apparently that he will does it mean that he's changing his tune as well. no absolutely not because to date there has been no just a statement that the suit by the hungry alien moving scene just party tents and they have made clear that they are not going to change their ways they see they will want you to i want a cool party discipline they say this is more important to protect europe against an influx of migrants then party discipline so they have made clear that's done you know you run it has to be the orbán then to be so willing to just party will see you the way to do right now so i think people will come to a youngster to be tough battle on the march the twenty eighth when their de p p s summit is going to take place so they're not changing their tone you're saying step on what is behind this decision then to change these billboards. i think will what is good and decent is denser you know your prime minister viktor orban a believe so honestly in his view that that we set a threat to europe or we've seen what he calls an invasive mostly migrants that's why he wants to stop that now at the same time he just already did counts that the current campaign will stop all boxed the team bought and now since he won't be changed there will be a lot of calls to get they a whole thing defers vice president holds the european commission bronstein for months so they will call to you and of course from statement he said the main candidate for the socialist so he did european election so he will continue we so he skipped thing and said they are not going to change their way. general staff on both speaking to us from budapest thank you. the here opinion says it hopes that venezu

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d w. welcomes in the bundesliga on d w must a twenty seven was brought to a close by four teams three of them deep in the relegation battle the other fighting for europe this is what we have coming up for you. frank i have been in blistering form since the mid-season break and they're on course for another campaign in europe although the real deal will be discussing the champions league ambitions. but after saturday's switch at the top of the table we'll be taking a closer look at. it's mighty clash between first place dortmund and second place by munich who has the upper hand ahead of classic. mechanic line welcome to the show we have plenty to talk about some because one simply isn't enough i've dropped in to all these to talk about the last day's top stories to my left he said reports of a cannot good to have you back nice to be here and to my right all over moody my psychic thank you for having having you here as well. let's get down to business though and starts our coverage and how the reds bottom of the table after nuremberg went on saturday and they face an uphill battle to survive the drop on sunday they face shaka aside his boosting the future is also in the balance as one step closer to top flight survival. who would hold their nerve in this relegation battle. returned to the shelter bench has seen a predictable focus on defensive stubbornness to the did a low hendrik vitae and a sniff of go well beyond. alexander nubile to the rescue for shelter. as expected this wasn't the finest spectacle but shell to show just a bit more quality and took the lead on thirty nine minutes. one nil with his first goal for the royal blues he did well to kill benyamin stumm billy's cross and hung over gave him the freedom of the penalty box to pick his spots. kind of a press more after the break but we're ultimately toothless. kiss the bar. couldn't find a way past nubile. one no the final score relegation looms ever closer for hung over take a step towards safety. and in sunday's match frank hosted a hapless got side have won just once since the break and i'm desperately fighting relegation fry at frankfurt on the other hand are in fine form they've won their last four games on the trot something they haven't done since the beginning of the twenty twelve thirteen season they make it five. the frankfurt faithful were hoping to see the home side continue their run and leap frog lot back in the standings and the hosts duly set the tone from the opening whistle would look to you a bit shooting just wide after a mere three minutes play it. looked up held out to the break but still it constitutes forty fifth minute finish from an acute angle get frankfurt the advantage. to double of his towering sunny home an incredible pass from on to a real bitch just after the hour mark for his fifth goal of the season. with five minutes left in regular time jamie to cost a third yo bitch for an entire hour to finish up his own three nil frankfurt you bitches sixteen league goals have been tied for second this corn chart. victory sees frankfurt move to fourth place with their best run in years putting them in champions league contention. and that's exactly what we'll talk about to start with you on the clock just one of two teams who have not lost a single game since the start of the year they've now put themselves back in the champions in places for the first time since matched a twelfth are they there to stay it's incredible i mean did you expect frankfurt to be up there after twenty seven days i certainly did not especially when you look at how their season started they had a pretty rough start there were already rumors of whether the right guy is cetera et cetera and now they're there and who else should end up in fourth place. i don't see that happening at the moment and the next one is already seven points behind it which is that so out of those three it's definitely going to be frankfurt. you've been keeping a keen eye and a keen eye on for this season what has actually driven them back into the top four well you know i'm not surprised to see them go on a bit of a surge at this stage of the season they came through a rough patch of fixtures where they managed to get through without losing against the likes of leipzig brain and your team a lot. it of course dortmund all these games back to back they came out of those games unbeaten now they've had some gentle fixtures as be said and. five wins on the bounce the front three of course gets a lot of praise for rightly so you know that and they've been sensational but it really has been an all round effort the likes of me to costa i think is at a very good season and today of course the hero. who has been sensational in is our right is really picked up from his poor form of hamburg his best ever season for goals and assists but of course the man you can look out mention by only just a minute ago he has a coach he's done a brilliant job of getting all these players taking along very nicely so they actually mentioned as well as they're the ones who have you know very expense of being a champion in places what's going on with you today kings team well they've just hit one of their spells haven't they where suddenly nothing works it started on much they twenty one when they played hats of holland and got hammered three nil big surprise in that one since then it's just all gone downhill the confidence seems to have drained out of them completely the four that again they were in second place they were ten points clear of frank and now as we know they've been overtaken by the one win in that time in the bundesliga for defeats in seven games not a good one a spell and so the defense has completely crumbled as resort again three goals against a sort of conceded and certainly was the defense that mike's able the sporting director had a problem with in not catastrophic opening spell yesterday let's hear what he had to say. if you make simple mistakes in defense and build up play that lead to counter attacks and don't want to defend with full commitment in the bundesliga you'll be three nil down after sixteen minutes. both talking about the defensive frailties is that the only problem at the club at the moment earlier as all the money they were they were tasting the title moralists and nothing nothing has stayed like that for like like for five six weeks now if they fix their problems defensively it's definitely a strong team they have great forwards they have really good attacking players but i mean if you're not stable in the back. what shall happen i mean this it's just nothing i think it's nothing that you can solve right now because what you mentioned it's the confidence thing and they that's what they completely at the moment they've got to fix it because this brings our talk about mashed a twenty seven to an end i'd like to have a look at the table they have it at the top when it pops up dortmund first two points ahead of by munich those two will lock horns next saturday in a potential title decider front foot as we just poke the crypt into the champs the places in the bottom half six points clear of the relegation zone and there's bad news for nuremberg and no team is ever avoid relegation from the been this league it with fewer than one thousand points at this stage of the season. that is match day twenty seven in the books let's look ahead to next weekend only. saw just had a bind do they have the confidence going into that clash of mine isn't that the perfect match up that we are facing right now for next week and i want to head to points of munich just how to draw in five book has to attack in order to regain the lead which is perfect for gautam and i mean hello what else can you expect from that it's going to be a fantastic match and to answer the question yes they are confident they even didn't let michael boyce play because his wife nothing to take away from that decision it's great but it shows how strong they feel about it and they can in the past when they lost their games it was always because marco voice was injured or you wasn't playing well mostly was injured now they can even afford to let him go to the hospital to be with his wife or daughter to be close to his wife so perfect so he's going to be he's going to come back even stronger he's going to be a father and i think that's that's definitely one key to that much. as he says michael rose will be back for this huge classic of a game this is probably the biggest one we've had in so many seasons definitely i think most of us ago very tired of that moniker that classic because it rang hollow so many times in recent seasons you get to this stage by and for the second time in the season and they would be ten twenty points between them no semblance of a title race whatsoever this year as you said nick when we look at the table there it could decide the title the outcome of this match dortmund ahead on points by enough time advantage i can't wait to see who comes out until as this game is so important both of you what you think going to happen with this we're going to be to start with you well in order to have a tight race till the end of the season i hope for a thrilling three three. but i think it's going to win it ok ali i'm going to go with a tight don't mean when he won both of you have a title what is your. as well ok we're going to move on we're going to stick by him now let's rewind a couple of years by munich one of the earliest ever title match the twenty seven so like today back in two thousand and fourteen there was no stopping this team back then and now fast forward to today ali it's a completely different picture is the focus on this season at all or are they looking beyond that now well i think certainly if you look at it to the team they have a hell of a lot of work still to do in this camp by but we know with the signing of lucas ananda's that behind the scenes behind a very much already looking to next season and of course as the tweet that we're about to see on the screen tells us as well and is not even the first piece of business the buy and have done for this summer there is benjamin have a fellow world cup winner of course with. two young high quality defenders that by and have brought in already for next season's update that aging defense they have and look at those price tags to over one hundred million euros on the two of them and that is a massive out lie and the team of got plenty on their plates for this season it just shows you that heinous and ruben to get there a step ahead of the of the competition ali spending i mean is one hundred fifteen million euros is a lot of money especially eighteen million on a player who's already got a dodgy knee i mean this is a huge gamble for by munich is it not is it think so if i could find a dodgy me i wouldn't spend one hundred eighty million euros on myself here absolutely right but if it doesn't work out if he has to finish his career i mean he's only twenty three but if that should happen i do have an insurance for that it's not the money the question is how do you fill that gap actually in the team if you count on a player and you don't have it of course it's nice to get the money back in some way from the insurance but the worst thing that can happen is that they don't have a somebody else who could fill in that gap that their presence their planning with him on the other hand what you just mentioned the money yes it is a lot of money but it's still not as much my. nationally it's a lot of money but internationally. it's a good average price i mean it's hard to say but that's the truth and compare that to those fourteen million that buying munich spent seven years ago on a player like how the name how the mighty nets that was the highest the highest paid player or the highest some they have ever paid for in the bonus league got forty million so that paid off as well so i'm i'm sure it's a lot of money yes but for buying unique standards they can afford that they just want they don't want to spend hundred fifty hundred eighty that's not their their policy and for that i think it's definitely a good deal for you to be talking about this of course more as the weeks go along i like to thank both my guests are economic and all of the moody all you'll be joining me again next week for so much the twenty eight's band so until then that's all from us here in berlin thank you and goodbye. cut. the waste at full speed. on which china. but always on the move. mobility today and in the future. drugs next to. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. of globalization affect biodiversity species conservation exploitation equality. human rights displacement. of the global and current of local action on global three thousand and sixty minutes on. earth a home for saving global india's tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate 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d w underscore site tech on facebook d w dot science. what about you know are you more of an early bird or a night owl. some of us a most productive in the morning. in the evening it's a question about bio rhythms that's true for athletes too many people think they know the best time to exercise it turns out that's not always true. i can't imagine a life without exercise because it gives a good balance to my everyday life it's fun and that's why i love it. fabio exercises more than once a week like thirty two percent of germans most jog or go to the gym fatty and prefers outdoor sports or martial arts like kick boxing his choice of sport varies according to the time of day. in the morning i wouldn't do kickboxing i'm not awake enough. but a relaxed royden are kayaking is far and early in the day. so what is the best time of day to train fabiani is studying sport in wants to find out he's taking part in a test at the university of basel in switzerland where professor i know schmidt talks as examines him the focus is on biorhythms. gets up at about seven am and goes to bed at about. eleven pm which is about average. around sixty percent of germans fall into this category their mental performance is highest between ten am and noon and four pm and six pm but what about muscle function. in this test we're studying and durrance we want to find out whether performance varies over the course of the day we have various tests beginning at seven am and ending at nine pm spread throughout the entire day. fabiani is put through his paces on six different days at a different time each day sometimes in the morning or at noon in the evening or late evening to keep pedaling go go go come on push yourself. the researchers record heart rate oxygen saturation and lactate levels in the blood along with a range of other parameters. meanwhile it is investigating whether certain muscle groups have more strength at certain times of day sergey is one of his test subjects. i prefer to try to round two to three pm that's perfect for me my performance is probably best at that time. we'll see about that. until now researchers assume that athletes with a normal bio rhythm like sergei perform best between four and seven pm that's when they have a slightly higher body temperature and peak metabolism but in this study the scientists found the athletes reach their best performance at varying times of day sergei's best time is seven am. the best. so right now we're assuming that everyone has their own ideal time of day to train. by the time when they're also about their best. further studies will be conducted to check the results but what about the endurance test does that also reveal big variations in the athletes in our body clocks. this couple are now talking there was one time of day where all the test candidates dept and their performance and that was one pm that might be linked to the midday meal time but we don't know yet. the performance of many test candidates also dropped after ten pm that's when the cardiovascular system slows down and the body gets ready to go to sleep this can be a problem for professional athletes as many sporting competitions take place late in the evening to coincide with prime time television so our new schmidt took says has come up with a way of kickstarting athletes sporting performance late in the evening using light . blue lights what we call no no pick light affects the ganglion cells on the retina that's held that in turn sends a message to the part of the brain which controls how awake we are and as we've discovered also affects athletic performance. during the test he had athletes sit in front of a predominantly white light some in front of a blue light and others in normal room lighting each for sixty minutes then they have to ride an exercise bike for twelve minutes. and draft has also been experimenting with blue light in cooperation with light bulb maker us run he's developed glasses for athletes fitted with l.e.d. lights. we're working with the german skiing association says. it's another high profile skiers like puts. have all given very positive feedback. the athletes wear the glasses for fifteen minutes before a late night race to give them an extra kick so is this the form of doping. in these pits we're putting these athletes into a situation where normally they couldn't produce their top performance over during his. giving them back what the daylight would have done for them during the day. so i wouldn't call it doping but it. is the glasses are expected to go on sale to the public later this year. many of the athletes taking part in the tests in basel also perform better after the blue light therapy. they were eight point five seconds faster which on a time trial of ten kilometers makes a world of difference and the results are impressive but be careful too much blue light can mess up your inner clock leading to sleep disorders. but fabio says he doesn't need l.e.d. glasses to 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