gratian organized crime is already working cross border there is definition this is a well established network and what we try to start here is to build up a network of authorities and the bridge builder will be into a pool to help this authorities to become more effective for us border. interpol headquarters in leone began investigating the illegal international timber trade about 10 years ago sasha propound is chief investigator of the forestry crime unit . and was not in full force as you know i know we have to understand that in our globalized world when consumers buy cheap wood in a western european supermarket. that might lead to someone being killed in a forest in eastern europe. does come that's a. clear cutting is also an increasing problem in france but here it's done legally up to $25.00 hectares can be felt in one go an area about the size of $25.00 soccer fields and what up there is the neighbors clearcut. what a mess. when we put our was land 5 years ago this was all covered in sort of trees you can see from the stems that they were huge up to 80 centimeters in diameter.

policies you made integration and that is a very difficult by specially because as you know gratian is not a popular issue it divides people it invites america divides texas that that's what we have to know anything and with a view to the to the midterm elections and this is of course not a popular not a good issue for joe biden to address. julius let me bring this back over here to us here in germany and to climate change and i have to ask you about the green party they could win big in the election here in germany in september the next german chancellor could be a 40 year old green party co-leader and she will have a lot in common in terms of policy with the 78 year old moderate job. that's right and i mean i think it's remarkable to see what's happening over here in germany i mean for the 1st time in 16 years the name on the bells and i could be angela merkel again i mean there is exactly 150 days to go until german election day and you mention the polls right now the greens are in the late i think there's still a lot of runway for the c.d.u. to continue come back but at the same

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at the citadel and that to these challenges the idea that former colonies would accept remind gratian about life through. the production of the knowledge of the people to somebody else just the seed of just a good like or a story that was there for all to see what all of you can offer something not on your very soul will lose a little bit of your. this is going to stay with this all it was going to mean is not. always going to evolve it has all those wonderful shell samples which are going to get the slope mollica from the synopsis about about your friends if you should also be quick smile who don't do this you also won't go through or you will be sure. in his speech rejects multiculturalism. is injured in the bush is what. it is all. this really don't step don't flood the flow if you will for girlfriend just look this was decent enough for. us all from older. cats and was in charge of communications for the defend europe campaign in 2070. activists disrupted attempts by aid workers to bring refugees from africa safely across the mediterranean. got sounds vision is of a divided well a

gratian well there are still relatively few female caused menards and there was limited data available on how women react to space travel. the experiment takes place at an institute in moscow known for long term simulations of trips to space one of its trademark features is this type compartment facility that is used to play out would be missions to moon and mars and see how crewmembers are going to act together in isolation and confinement so let me actually give you a quick tour inside. so this 1st area is a refrigerator or facility and those are the actual fridges huge ones. those are used mainly for food because you have to realize that while in space no one's cooks you have to take food with you and. because of that it needs to be frozen so here we have a storage facility and you know this place is used for everything cloves equipment and you know everything that is needed for space mission here it's a greenhouse this is where they have plants this room over here it's obviously a gym and it's also very important part of every space station or every space mission so there's another

earlier we spoke to dr richard good kind of a gene that we discovered about 10 years ago that's gratian of anti malaria still pre-clinical it's an animal testing taken just takes advantage of a gene that we discovered about 10 years ago that's seen takes advantage of this protein product called p.m.s. and by vaccinated against it the host can clear the infection. and we combine this vaccine engine with a new type of r.n.a. called cell amplifying or in a in many ways. it's a 2nd generation of the m.r.d. vaccines currently used for covert because it persists at the injection site for about 6 to 8 weeks so you can inject a very small amounts it can be produced much more quickly a much lower cost $1.00 can make about a 1000000 human doses in a liter of synthetic so 3 fluid so it would be potentially much easier to distribute much less expensive and it could be produced at sites around the world in a military affected countries dr richard bucolic professor at yale school of medicine talking to you earlier a little bit of sports now in bundesliga football dortmund beat both bird to nail to ke

michelle said they express concerns about turkey's commitment to human rights by gratian and refugee policy were also on the agenda. don't forget you can always get you have a new news where you are on the go just download our app and to the play and from the app store i'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you find yourself part of a new story you can always use any of you have to send us photos and videos of what's happening. next it's africa till then you can follow us. on twitter and we'll have more of the top of the hour thanks very much. the fate of the coronavirus tend to. the rate of infection in developing. the latest research. information and contacts the coronavirus. 19. w. .

gratian warp speed and that's where the vaccines were developing you inherited that to another message that he's going to say is that and this is true before the pandemic there was historically low unemployment in the united states and this included workers of color and that he believes the answer is not these big government spending programs but what conservatives believe is that it's americans that can build back in that history under donald trump showed that so that's the message that is going to be said by republican tim scott so when it comes to unity it still appears at least from these excerpts so far that america remains divided at least here on capitol hill came over how kate with the latest from capitol hill thank you. still to come in this half hour a south africa's president made. could have done more to stop corruption while jacob zuma was leader and. i'm simona in iraq close to the border with saudi arabia where nomadic tribes are struggling to cope with the effects of climate change. hello we're going to change up the weather there a pattern for australia so tropical que

because it was built the 1st other gratian sort of come out over the last couple of weeks regarding the doping allegations what investigation is water talking about and making the statement well it's. you cat is having a really rough time of it as of late it would seem what they're referring to there is the fact that even before this latest appeal of all with this hardware and the runner you cat was being looked at already over a very very similar case and only difference is the sport itself it turns out that british cycling was also apparently allowing to conduct their own investigations a few years back as well again after positive test had occurred so of course there are now investigations by wada everyone's looking at this very closely to see what happens and now we know that the chain of custody is possibly been completely called into question in these cases and it's a question of in how many other cases as well and we can just sit back and wait and see how big the fallout is. a sports columnist alan moore told us that there are also many other issues in u.k. support that warrant e

palestinian which goes back to $917.00 of the balfour declaration and ever since the bulk of the gratian so many of the british decision so many many of its policy making has contributed directly to the palestinian catastrophe 948 and to the catastrophes that followed. now i know some of the british diplomats on the ground in the west bank they do sent every month a report to britain i'm sure boris johnson doesn't read these reports but these are some of these diplomats are honest people and if you read their reports you would rush to the international. criminal court to try and prosecute israel for its crimes so it's not even a matter of ignorance on the part of the british government it is not only knowingly that they provide this international umbrella for criminal policy of which they are fully aware and i would add to this the military support of britain gives to israel some even military training in all of this is of course sustaining the israeli policies and immunize israel from any into any effective international rebuke there is necessary given the imbalance on the ground betwee

missile systems close to the border as a kind of open threat we've seen talk today of close gratian between russian troops has a long border with ukraine plenty of leaves there for russia to continue putting pressure on ukraine. today that the russian president says he wants to host the ukrainian president for talks in moscow what do you make of that i mean is that a sign of deescalation. i think this is less than it seems at 1st he said that he can come to moscow at any time to discuss. issues which he said would not include as has been the case last 7 years russia claims that this is an internal issue between kiev and those separatist regions he said selenski should go talk to those separatist leaders 1st which he knows full well he can politically never do that is not going to happen and he's just continued this russian line that doesn't get more convincing with the time that russia is not involved in this conflict we know well that russian citizens quote. russian security agents were at the very heart of that separatist insurgency in 2014 those regions. and russia has now handed over ha

appear though to confirm the teenager's claim that he was minding his own business in a palestinian gratian store when it happened on his right and 3 clashed with protesters nearby. oh in it you can feel that moment i was inside the shop and far away from those countries i want to be treated and have a new i hate her so much i want to continue studying and learning jordan from an israeli army has acknowledged clashes in the area and the tree used rubber bullets after having rocks thrown at them but they said an investigation found that there was no direct fire towards the store the city of hebron is largely under palestinian control but around 20 percent of it is administered by israel the grocery store in which the. histamine boy was in get is located close in israeli checkpoint which sees regular clashes with protesters and to be able to transfer the teenager to the same john i hospital his family and then had to pass through at least one of the checkpoint his father explained how all of this led to a son losing and i. got a call from the shop owner where my son works and i was told that

palestinian which goes back to $917.00 of the balfour declaration and ever since the bulk of the gratian so many of the british decision so many many off its policy meeting has contributed. to the honesty and catastrophe. and to the catastrophes the trauma of. now i know some of the british diplomats on the ground in the west.

president can all of harry's so the question is how can you get republicans to support a day has it be gratian all these years you made integration and that is a very difficult buying specially because as you know migration is not a popular issue it divides people it invites american texans that that's what we have to know anything and with a view to the to the midterm elections and this is of course not a popular not a good issue for joe biden to address. julius let me bring this back over here to us here in germany and to climate change and i have to ask you about the green party they could win big in the election here in germany in september the next german chancellor could be a 40 year old green party co-leader and she will have a lot in common in terms of policy with this 78 year old moderate job i. that's right and i mean i think it's remarkable to see what's happening over here in germany i mean for the 1st time in 16 years the name on the bells and i could be angela merkel again i mean there is exactly 150 days to go until german election day and you mention the polls right now the gre

and the same time we have to consider a lot of the space radiation very gratian for the trip you know on and a lot of other things we had to consider. go down to 0 these are all top stories after 3 weeks of witness and expert testimony jury deliberations have begun in the trial of the foreign.

using starvation as a war tactic is a humanitarian war crime and only and we believe in the amulet gratian movement and ollie. that the people in yemen have the right to self-determination and we don't have any we don't have any right to be involved or feel that we have an opinion or feel that we need to intervene on their behalf that's not and that's not in our place to do and so we always just make sure that our focus as well as what we can fight and hold accountable to these politicians here in the belly of the beast which is in washington d.c. what about what about other world powers do you think they should be applying more pressure to end the war in yemen do you think. absolutely i mean we're we're not talking about just the united states who is involved although they are a vital supporter and a key supporter in this in this role i mean you know you have to involve the united nations france spain and in so many other countries who are also involved in in supplying arms to the saudi coalition but absolutely you know there should be a huge uproar i mean we are literally day by day watc

the question is partly as to whether there was cannot gratian and also if the united states was or wasn't informed it appears that collaboration may not have been the case it would be quite problematic for the united states it was doing this while at the same time claiming that they wanted to have diplomacy but the israelis probably did not completely surprised united states with this the question is how much of a heads up were they given was it any option for the united states to intervene to do object to it or not and i think it's also important to keep in mind this is happened several times in the past but none of the sabotage as it was or assassination is have actually had and deep impact on the trajectory of iran's nuclear program it may have set it back for a couple of months etc but in the longer scheme of things that really has not done any long term damage to the program it has damaged prospects for diplomacy and the irony or the paradox of all of this is that if the israelis actually were to be really successful and really damaged a program it probably only would lead to an out

petrol berlioz safety nations or the 2 nations rather would create a joint tossed force to control my gratian and help unite unaccompanied children with their parents. and the u.s. has a spy satellite into space from california the session i can if you don't mind monday afternoon. from vandenberg if will space on a delta 4 heavy rocket the national reconnaissance office will use the classified payload for intelligence gathering for a good time now to germany way and initially slow vaccine rollout is picking up pace chancellor angela merkel says she expects that from june anyone who wants to make an appointment for a jab will be able to do so who comments came off to a meeting with the 16 state from news to discuss the vaccination drive. chancellor angela merkel dubbed it a meeting of hope the situation in germany remains serious with daily call with 19 cases still alarmingly high and the number of coronavirus patients in intensive care still growing but the vaccination drive is picking up speed so much so that germany may soon be able to offer vaccines to everyone not only those at high risk

so the question is how can you get republicans to support his if you gratian all the c.d.'s you made integration and that is a very difficult question because as you know migration is not * a popular issue it divides people it invites american texans that that's what we have seen no anything and with a view to the to the midterm elections and this is of course not a popular not a good issue for joe biden to address. julius let me bring the specs over here to us here in germany to climate change and i have to ask you about the green party could win big in the election here in germany in september the next german chancellor could be a 40 year old green party co-leader and she will have a lot in common in terms of policy with the 78 year old moderate. that's right and i mean i think it's remarkable to see what's happening over here in germany i mean for the 1st time in 16 years the name on the ballot and i could be angela merkel again i mean there's exactly 150 days to go until german election day and you mention the polls right now the greens are in the late i think there's s

strategically important or nation should leave china day the average inst know what they're doing gratian no doubt china is not going to change its policy human rights policy it's not going to become a restaurant democracy in the in the coming decades so in that it will do us we'd have to have a nation ship within the domain. in a new toyota in china. would you would you frame that in a civil way can you know what i'm listening to you have sort of thinking of a relationship with saudi arabia and the jamal khashoggi issues which were a big campaign issue for joe biden he said he wouldn't deal with the crown prince mohammed bin solomon who's now dealing with it but saudi u.s. relations are largely on track they've gotten by that is that a similar case in your mind oh you're going to even goo beyond because china is i see it when she died some 100 times more important to us done something done so with eurabia you know really and you have a democratic administration and you're going to squash and doing to malls all the 1st year usually it's very keen on defending you're going to watch and aft

increased also the budget deficit i believe we have to wait until we end this occasion for them to gratian of. the police is finalized to see the truth even when we have a geopolitical issue as i don't want them but jordan would be stable and i believe king is doing his best to do that and you know what happened yesterday is. providing a good stance that the king is trying to make jordan more stable than that and he's trying to overcome all these challenges that we are facing and you do they get corruption the bad book i see in jordan i think the government also trying to do some competitive do it to attract investment from jordan and outside jordan so that peace so that it can be good or that it's that jordan is facing right now. dozens of people have died from flash flooding and landslides in indonesia and neighboring east timor rescue workers say they may not be able to reach some remote areas fast still some time and there's also a warning of more extreme weather and torrential rain just to washington. east flora's into flash flooding and landslides have killed dozens of people in at l

charges for refusing to let like when ship dock in sicily 2 years ago but salvini news leader of the gratian league party is confident he won't be going to prison or chalons has more. for several weeks in 2019 the open arms bob done to the hot sun over sicily and summer on board around 100 mostly african migrants italy didn't want them but nor did any other european states then italian interior minister. wouldn't let the rescue ship dock until european leaders relented and took the migrants in to his dismay an italian judge has just ruled selvi must stand trial for the migrants kidnapping. going on to be taken for a kidnapper absolutely not the idea is simply ridiculous it's simply ridiculous i am sorry for my children because now i'll have to reassure them that the dad will be going to prison tomorrow morning that next week saturday god willing i'll be at the playground with them i am sorry about that salvini and his auntie immigration league party had prevented several migrant boat landings clashing with italy's court system n.g.o.s like open arms and the e.u. and other similar 2nd cases s

the question is partly as to whether there was cannot gratian and also if the united states was or wasn't informed it appears that collaboration may not have been the case it would be quite problematic for the united states it was doing this while at the same time claiming that they wanted to have diplomacy but the israelis probably did not completely surprised united states with this the question is how much of a heads up were they given was it any option for the united states to intervene to do object to it or not and i think it's also important to keep in mind this is happened several times in the past but none of the sabotage as it was or assassinations have actually had and deep impact on the trajectory of iran's nuclear program it may have set it back for a couple of months etc but in the longer scheme of things that really has not done any long term damage to the program it has damaged prospects for diplomacy and the irony or to paradox of all of this is that if the israelis actually were to be really successful and really damaged a program it probably only would lead to an out cha

the question is partly as to whether there was cannot gratian and also if the united states was or wasn't informed it appears that collaboration may not have been the case it would be quite problematic for the united states it was doing this while at the same time claiming that they wanted to have diplomacy but the israelis probably did not completely surprised united states with this the question is how much of a heads up were they given was it any option for the united states to intervene to do object to it or not and i think it's also important to keep in mind this is happened several times in the past but none of the sabotage as it was or assassinations have actually had and deep impact on the trajectory of iran's nuclear program and it may have set it back for a couple of months etc but in the longer scheme of things that really has not done any long term damage to the program it has damaged prospects for diplomacy and the irony or the paradox of all of this is that if the israelis actually were to be really successful and really damaged a program it probably only would lead to an ou

and the same time we have to consider a lot of the space radiation very gratian for the trip you know on a lot of other things we have to consider. it without is there are these are all top stories after 3 weeks of witness and expert testimony jury deliberations have begun in the trial of the for many athletes police officer accused of killing george floyd derek 7 is facing 2 mehta jaja is and manslaughter bus and train stations in new delhi have been overwhelmed by thousands of daily wage michael ware has fleeing the city as a weeklong cave in 1000 knocked down comes into effect in his reports of more than 200000 new cases for a 6th straight day and a record number of deaths is a broad number has more from new delhi. no one is allowed to leave their homes unless they work in essential services or go out to get essential supplies the delhi government made the announcement on monday with just a few hours notice because the what they call it a curfew which is essentially all of the same restrictions that were in place last year during the lockdown that came into force at 10 pm on monday

missile systems close to the border as a kind of open threat we've seen talk today of close gratian between russia and belarus belarus has a long border with ukraine so plenty of leaves there for russia to continue putting pressure on ukraine. next is dr phil taking a look at how electronic gadgets are affecting. the. website. i mean. it's their story their very own personal drama. the people who survived the catastrophe. remember. and they share private footage with us that has never been seen to sit. next to turn over all sorts of people 20 minutes on d. w. . ill need. to. see. first television screens. then conchita screens. now tablet and small phone screens. screens have inundated and changed our lives for a full decade now. on. the internet social networks games and videos devour one 3rd of our waking hours. the typical preschool child spends between 4 and 6 hours a day in front of a screen of some college. in the every country children are spending far more time with screens than the recommended allowance. there is a proliferation of alarming studies. we're finding dramatic changes i

one example of this is him at gratian. my general sense is that the arguments that have proven most widespread and most popular and academic lyrical philosophy are those that advocate and open borders stance and you have offered modest prudential arguments or some limited immigration restrictions. tell us a bit about your experience doing that, going against the grain and living according to your book about why it's important to speak your mind. >> you know i think the challenge is with immigration the majority opinion by far is borders and there should be no -- across the world. in some worker raise doubts about that. in that particular case i haven't felt too much blowback but maybe it's just because i am more junior. they feel like they have to protect me or something but yeah is certainly an uphill battle if you have views that divert from the mainstream on some of these polarized issues. >> you sent to some people are grateful to you for taking a contrasting view just because it's a little less boring? >> i personally

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