this is the devaney news live from the head of the world food program pays tribute to the agency's workers for winning the nobel peace prize now here in the most difficult complex places on it in the world well this war conflicts one of the strangest it doesn't matter if they're in algeria and they deserve the shortage here while the u.n. .

this is day devaney news live from berlin armenia and as a vision on trade overnight missile strikes multiple civilians are killed or injured in their sleep as fighting flares up again over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh bringing with it fears that last week's russian brokered cease fire has all but broken down also coming up a prime minister to send out and labor party hold a big early leaders votes are counted in new zealand's general election for their life to christ church as results come in. class riot police in thailand crackdown on protesters defying a ban on demonstrations and the prime minister shrugs off the mound for him to quit we'll look at what's next for the democracy movement. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program a truce between as a big john and mania is threatening to fall apart after renewed clashes overnight as a vision says many and shelling of its 2nd stage biggest city has killed at least 12 people and wounded dozens more men while a mania has accused as a vision of continuing to shell populated areas with the in the disputed region of nagorno-k

this is day devaney's line from that end to you corona virus infections hit record highs across europe millions now face tighter restrictions as governments try to slow the surge the promise is laid in the white city streets the empty as a nighttime curfew kicks in also coming out and you say he's fundamentally protect civilians in the disputed region of nepal in a kind of back brakes within hours of coming into effect i mean it as a vision and blaming each other for violating the truce will get the latest from our correspondent.

demonstrate devaney. this is d w news line from berlin germany pulls the emergency brake to slow the pandemic chancer macko says bars cinemas and gems will close and urges citizens to reduce contacts and travel restrictions come as daily infection rates continue to soar on wednesday germany reported a record 16774 new cases to. france follow suit moments after germany's announcement president sends his country back into lockdown people will need.

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for even more on this story i'm joined by alan nathan john he is a nigerian although welcome to the devaney news africa and nathan what do you make of what we've been witnessing in your country over the last few weeks thank you over the last few weeks we've seen a trust deficit people going to an open confrontation with nigerian security forces and labeled by the prominence of lagos as the epicenter of this latest unleashing of violence by the nigerian military unfortunately this is straight out of the playbook of the and i just security forces we know that this is a pattern in 1909 they opened fire on dozens of people you know d. by else i did the savings i.q. bender in 2014 they killed 33 shiites in the city and killed 347 between december 12 and 14 in 2015 and bury them in mosque raids now. the they have they must be shocked to see this kind of reaction because they did not expect that it would go this viral international right that's why they were emboldened to do what they did because they've done this not once not twice and it's like this is a normal standard operation for the lodge a

this is day devaney news live from berlin mania and as the vision try to overnight missile strikes multiple civilians are killed or injured in their sleep as fighting flares up the gyno of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh bringing with it fears that last week's russian brokered cease fire has all but broken down also coming up the riot place in thailand crackdown on protesters defying a ban on demonstrations and the prime minister shrugs up the mounting him to quit well look at what's next for the democracy movement.

faces the devaney news line from berlin and up a cease fire breaks down in the caucuses communities torn apart as armenia and azerbaijan blame each other for more fighting over the disputed region of the going on cutting back the weekend truce was meant to put an end to 3 weeks of conflict which has killed hundreds to go live to our correspondent in as it was shot and also on the program 14000000 that's how many confirmed coronavirus cases they have now playing world wide and many european countries are bringing back tough restrictions to counter a 2nd play we'll hear what italy is doing sure they. cost thousands of pro-democracy protesters in thailand push on with their demands for changes to the government and monarchy the mostly young crowd say they're not deterred by a ban on katherine's imposed final torricelli's we'll get an update from bangkok. and in the bundesliga shall get their 1st point on the ses and on the board but they're still with it without a win in 20 linked cabs. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program they've been clashes between armenia and as a vision despite a

about the fact that yes there are quite a few challenges that still need to be overcome and yet the devaney said look at it and still celebrate on this very special day great everything in. 30 years. has been a lot of taking stock about germany and its place in the world. yes indeed that for me 30 years means there were people who were born. 30 years old that have had a whole life in this period and if you look at the life that germany has have in those 30 years as germany has changed the world has changed in those 30 years we have to remember that that form of the war the unification of germany was mark the end of the cold war and a whole new historic period for the world is not just about germany just about germany so you know the position that germany has and europe had to position that germany has in the world today the position the european union has in the world today all of those things were almost inconceivable 30 years ago so it's really historic we're talking about let's go to thomas. most iconic landmark the brandenburg gate it's traditionally the scene of crowded festivities eve