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on d, w. me. the news . this is the w news ally from berlin, world leaders draw up a blueprint to head off another global pandemic. on day 2 of the g. 7 summit in britain leaders also aim to send a sign of western democratic unity to mid tensions with china and russia. tackling climate change is on the agenda as well. and jubilation for italy's football fans. the 1st victory of the year of 2020 as the tournaments laid by the throne of virus . finally kicked off a year later. ah . michael locus, welcome world leaders are drawing up the pact aimed at preventing another pandemic . the 2nd day of the g 7 summit in the united kingdom will also focus on climate change and the gathering of the biggest global economies. we'll see a push for more western cohesion against challenges from russia and china. it's the 1st time lead global leaders have got together in person since the start of the pandemic. with the spotlight on a green recovery prisons. queen elizabeth was the star of a gala dinner at a futuristic botanic

so the d. w global media for bringing together media makers, movers and shakers from around the world in their incisive quest for truth. the so a very diverse list of speak if i'm hoping that they see it event and ross per is here with me in the studio. welcome scott. earlier this year we reported that the w freedom of speech award went to the courageous investigative journalist to bori of warri a. and on monday she finally got her prize. yes, yes, if i was able to come to bon to receive it. our own own director, general peter limbo are handed over the award to her in bon and a very, i mean, she really embodies this freedom of speech award. i mean, this is incredibly, a dedicated investigative journalist from nigeria who's been tremendously courageous in her efforts to bring bring truth polite, whatever the cost in her speech day on excepting of the award. she said she hoped it would be an inspiration to other journalists, not just in africa, but around the world to dare to speak out as, as she h

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d. w reporter alexander broke off. he was just released after serving a 20 day sentence, during which he says he was tortured. the w news is in close communication with him, and he told us he's doing fine, but needs time to recover before speaking publicly. here's a look at the dangerous situation facing journalists in the autocratic country. bella received journalist alexander buddha cough was covering the trial of an opposition politician and may i was arrested and charged with joining an illegal demonstration. i put a coffee among the dozens of reporters who faced prosecution by the bela lucien regime in recent months. exile journalists can only watch from across the border in fear. the preschool to what is happening in barrows is terrible. considering the pressure on independent media and the number of journalists that are put behind bars it's, it's really shocking. but as right and i found better in journalists are increasingly up against the wall. in may, police rated the offices of news outlet to buy and detain

ah, poor now from d. w. political correspondent, hands bond hands, germany's troop withdrawal from f canister and came earlier than expected. what's behind that? i think that's really just a tactical decision. the german defense ministry has always said that they do not want to tell the public directly when the troops will be withdrawing for tactical reasons. so that the taliban which are still attacking troops from the countries it will be withdrawing for tactical reasons. so that the taliban, which are still attacking troops from the countries enough gone. i do not know exactly when they can reckon on having the country to themselves as it were. the united states who decided on this withdrawal said that the withdrawal would be finished by september in other words, exactly 20 years after the attacks on the world trade center in new york. but it now seems that, or the americans as well, will be with going a lot earlier. probably sometime in july, the german troops were part of an in large international forc

d. w reported release from prison says he was tortured, while in custody. among several others that human rights group say were arrested on false charges. also coming up, germany downgraded corona virus risk assessment. it's been labeled very high since early december. now it's simply a high risk level, but health officials, culture and people should not relax their attitude toward the pandemic and reject it ethnic groups in namibia say the amount of money germany has agreed to pay for a minute. genocide in the colonial era is an affront to their existence. ah, i'm michael o coo welcome. baylor room continues to face international pressure over its crackdown on journalists among them. d. w reporter alexander brewer. cough. he was just released after serving a 20 day sentence during which he says he was tortured. the w news is in close communication with him and he told us he's doing fine, but needs time to recover before speaking publicly. here's a look at the dangerous situation facing jo

the jewish in europe, the 2 port documentary starts july 5th on d, w. ah. the news . this is d. w. news lie from berlin, hong kong, last pro democracy newspaper, silas people line up to buy a copy of the final print edition of the apple daily days after authorities freeze at the bank accounts in a rest, journalists will find out what this means for the cities opposition movement also coming up a push for 17 countries pledge to pull their fighters out of libya in an attempt to end a decade of civil war. plus a close chase for germany at the euro. 2020 football tournament. that he makes it through to the last 16 in the m. but only after a $1090.00 miller again. hungary. ah i'm see me so misconduct. glad you could join us a victim of tyranny. that was defiant, cover story of the last ever edition of the apple daily. as hong kong final pro democracy newspaper wrote its own obituary. it came just days after authorities moved to shut down the paper on national security grounds. people waited in long lines to try to secure one of the last copies. $1000000.00 were printed several times i

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and d. w corresponding alexander phenomena joint is now from carbon bay, england, where that g 7 meeting is taking place. alexandra, what issues are expected to dominate this gathering world leaders? while front and center of the g 7 meeting is certainly the corona virus pandemic. and the urgent need to provide more vaccines for low and middle income countries. and bonus johnson, the british prime minister who is hosting this meeting here has already made clear his calling on the g 7 leaders to make a commitment to inoculate the whole world by 2020 other issues very high on the agenda. of course, the cannot make recovery climate change and the relations with china in terms of systemic challenges that the world is facing. climate change is right up there at the top. you expect any major commitments by the g 7 they're i think that there are word that there is a lot at stake. according to a recent study, the g 7 nations could lose up to 8 percent of the g d p. each year. if they are not going to

on d, w. the in the coming up on the arts and culture, we ask as railey and palestinian authors what it would take to create peace. and later on there showed the meaning behind fashioned trends and designs. an exhibition that examines dress, coats, official, and unspoken. the 1st hours still ends in gaza or picking up the pieces and mourning their dead. while politicians in israel clash over who will lead the country next and still after last month's rocket fire and retaliations. no one knows how the 2 peoples palestinians and jews will live together. the latest war between hamas and israel ended with leaders from both sides, declaring victory, but lasting peace seems as distant as ever. we spoke to top is rarely authors and an influential palestinian philosopher. about the regions future, se split between israel and how much has been in place for almost 2 weeks. but the mood remains tense. there's a sense of frustration on all sides. and last thing solution in the middle east seems further aw

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this is d. w. news live from berlin. europeans football, governing body says no to the rainbow of pride. do we say it's blocking munich? wish to light its football arena in, in rainbow colors for germany's match against hungry. rejecting a message if salability with hungry l g b t community and also coming up criminalizing environmental destruction. that's what activists want saying. fines are not.

d, w as felix tom's at the in cologne. okay, well the upcoming euro 2020 matches in london are raising pandemic concerns elsewhere in europe. as we heard german chancellor, i'm going to, michael says she hopes organizers will limit the number of fans allowed into wembley stadium. she made them remarks that a press conference with european commission president ursula on the line who had just signed off on germany's pandemic relief package. totaling some 26000000000 euros. once the announcement of the covered recovery cash splash was out of the way the to long time political allies turn their attention to the current pandemic situation in europe. uncle a miracle said she was concerned about your wife has plans to hold the finals of the euro 2020 soccer tournament in london. the british government earlier agreed to allow 40000 fans into wembley stadium. us i pushed for and received permission to host more than $60000.00 plus the film and as far as the match is taking place in the u. k, go the u. k is a virus variant area. i h

the 2 part documentary starts july, 5th lawn, d, w. i you're watching the w news asia coming up today. as the taliban chapters more territory, the international community sounds be alarm. what can anything be done to ensure the survival of the afghan government? we take a closer look. plus is this prime minister moody's vanity project? india spend big on a revamp of its capital. not everyone is happy about it. the news i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. the united nations top envoy and afghanistan is sounding the alarm of taliban rebels. keep gaining territory ahead of nato's planned withdrawal . gabrielle lyons told the un security council, everything must be done to get the taliban and the afghan government back to the negotiating table. on tuesday, the islam is rebels captured afghanistan's main border crossing with its northern neighbour. tragic is done. here's more of what lions had to say. more than 50 about the dentist and $370.00 districts have fallen since the beginning of may. most districts have been that have been taken

in 16 d. w. in the name of climate change the temper or the people who hear what ideas do they have for their future. d, w dot com, african megacity, the video, click and enter. we don't want to see them pushing or st. our water our here. open your eyes to the scene. our new little 3000 series of threats. you're facing, the heroes taking a stand to start them. i know it will make up until the 3000 series starts june 21st on d w. this is the news a share coming up today has troubles in india. multiply authentic, used of allowing the spread of hatred and enmity. i take that's after controversial video of an elderly mostly man being assaulted vent vital on the platform. it's the latest round in the long run, in puzzled with the government, complying with new social media rules, plus the uncertainty of future lives, many african refugees and pockets on hesitant to return home anytime soon. and the philippines is beach towns that have become a refuge for stress city work. i was looking for someone to

earlier i asked d. w, corresponded alexandra von nomine at that g 7 summit in carver's fe cornwall, about the proposals leaders will be considering to tackle climate change this weekend. yes, this is definitely very high on the agenda here. the g 7 leaders are going to discuss the climate change tomorrow. there are 2 key questions i would say 1st of all, of course, what measures have to be implemented to reach the goal of 0 emissions by 2050. and the other question is whether the g 7 will live up to their promise to provide more financial support to developing countries to help them adapt to climate change consequences and to switch to green energy. the u. s. administration is promising here, tangible climate action, but it is actually the european union that it's leading the way they have decided to spend their cobit recovery funds, mostly on green energy and on green economy. and they're hoping that the rest of the g 7 will follow. no doubt you are. where are you in secretary general, antonio gutierrez

the 2 port documentary starts july 5th on d, w. ah. the news . this is d. w. news live from berlin. iran elect a new hard line leader. rivals concede, defeat the ultra conservative abraham racy, but many voters stay away as hundreds of moderate candidates are barred from standing. also on the program. a 3 day travel band in lisbon, portugal capital city in partial shut down, as the super infectious delta vary. and the corona virus spreads nationwide and already won defeat down and football's euro 2020 tournaments germany.

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the 2 port documentary starts july 5th on d w. the to be immortal. it seems we are approaching this era of humanity in the digital realm. with the help of chat boards, holograms and avatars. have you seen the video of a mother who sees a dead daughter again using virtual reality more on that later? the digital mortality, our topic today on the in the science fiction serious upload instead of dying people are uploaded to a resort. and they lead the internal virtual live alongside of a digital that it's a lot for me in fact and of the nose and academics who believe they can give people its own life. for instance, the russian invest, dimitri, it's cost is 2045 initiative. and to be very up a hologram body and an artificial brain. by the year 2045, it could have individual personalities uploaded onto it. nanotechnology and bank computer interfaces will supposedly make this possible. our model bodies will be replaced by technology will stay the life would be the part of a person that can speak, act, and think. do you think that could be possible in a few