this really triggered the discontent with the previous regime journalist henry wilkins in bertina fossil. thank you. thank you. let's have a look now at some of the other news from around the world. at least 19 people have been killed and a suicide bombing at an education center in cobble, dozens more were injured afghan. please say the attack came as students were taking university practice entrance exams. iranian authorities of arrested 9 europeans, they say, were involved in anti government demonstrations around blames foreign enemies for protests that have now entered their 3rd week. they were sparked by the death of a woman in police custody for allegedly preaching islamic dress coat. political parties in bosnia held their final rallies ahead of sundays. general election voters will decide on a new president and parliament made the worst political crisis in the 1990s, ethnic divisions between bosnian serbs and croats have dominated the campaign. analysts war and the outcome could threaten the bull can nations cohesion hurricane ian has plowed into south carolina after carving a trai

henry wilkins is a journalist, ain burkina faso capital wa good to go and i spoke to him earlier about who's in charge now in the country a trial right now taking control of the country. much like to me, but he came to power back in january a military. he was a marginal figure with trial, right. so we were still trying to really find out as much as we can about who it is at this stage will tell us about the president's whereabouts. do we know where he is? we do, you know, i mean that has been a misinformation flowing around on social media today. some people have said, the former president of the house was surrounded by soldiers this morning that these are on confirm reports. we, we do, you know, the way it, what's behind the 2nd qu, in just 9 months and what you think is behind, and just test this gives a little bit of context so we can understand how this has happened in such a short space of time. so i mean if i say it's been a since 2015 now the, the, the gym for through the democratic government back in, in january really on the basis that they have gotten great on security, which

and journalist henry wilkins joins us now from the capital. wanted to go, henry welcomed the army offices who seized power, se the top of leader pool, only dummy by is now plotting a counter offensive. can you give us any more details about this? is not beyond the realm of possibility. certainly we know that the 2 power yesterday don't have full control of the army. there's been helicopters circling the center of why the new leader in trying to interviews on the radio today. where he has said to the, the helicopters, that the military helicopters have been circling the, the city to know belong to, to him and are under his control of that. he also mentioned that there have been exchanges of gunfire between different fractions within the, the army today as well. so it's, it's pretty clear that he doesn't have full control of the situation at the moment . so it is quite possible that to me, but could be trying to capitalize on that. so the army claims the me there is hiding at a french base. france is denying any involvement in all of this. is it

the united nations and the african union. journalist henry wilkins is in the capital wagner to go. and he gave us more details about the current situation and burkina faso. yeah, i mean it's, it's not beyond the rounds of possibility. and certainly we know that the to, to power yes that i don't have full control of the army. it's been helicopters circling the center of the new leader in trying to interview on the radio today where he has said that the, the helicopters that the military helicopters have been circling the, the city did not belong to a man under his control of that. he also mentioned that there have been exchanges of gunfire between different fractions within the army today as well. so it's, it's pretty clear that he doesn't have full control of the situation of the moment . so it is quite possible that to me could be trying to capitalize on that. so the army claims the neither is hiding at a french base. france is denying any involvement in all of them. is it likely that france is helping the answered leader? this something is very unlikely to be honest. it's a long

there was a real powerful sense of tension and even fear in the city today. journalist henry wilkins reporting from why did he say thank so much thank you. at brazil's presidential hopefuls have held their fine rallies ahead of elections. this sunday concern over widening inequality. he has boosted left, his former president, louise, nice yolanda silver. and his polling well ahead of the right wing incumbent jaya bell scenario. who's being blamed for economic woes that have driven many in brazil into severe poverty? for the past 3 years, where lease has been living in a park in sal paolo back then she lost her job and could no longer pay her rent. together with her partner swale is collect unwanted food and begs for money on the street. it will begin, i picked it out of the garbage, but i'm going to eat it. sway, lease is far from alone. the un says one 3rd of the brazilian population suffers from food insecurity. homeless people are the worst affected. many of sal paolo's homeless or miners, according to this your city council census there around 4000 young people living on the stre

henry wilkins and journalists in what can do to, thanks so much for that insight. swedish scientist, santi payable, has won the nobel prize in medicine. he was honored for his work sequencing the genome of the neanderthal. an extinct species closely related to modern humans. to unlock the secrets of the neanderthal table did, which some scientist thought was impossible. recovering dna from 40000 year old bones. what makes us unique as humans, what distinguishes us from other extinct human species. and what we have in common, swedish, paleo geneticist, sancha people has been asking these questions for decades. what my own group and my biggest interest is actually to start to the genetic differences between present a people and our closest relatives. and now under toss particular genetic changes that exist in everybody today are almost everybody. and that may be important for why modern you must became so note, new, morose, foreign, big society, and so on. tevo accomplished what was previously thought impossible. using bone fragments he isolated, sequenced and analyzed dna from early h

all right, we'll have to leave it henry wilkins and want to take a thanks so much for speaking to us. and now the nobel prize physics has been awarded to 3 physicists working on quantum mechanics aspect from from john plaza, from the united states. and anton filing up from austria were given the most prestigious prize in science professor tiling. i have the nickname mr. beam, after successfully demonstrating quantum teleportation in 1973 with china, the call used an encrypted satellite. there was the nobel committee decision. a surprise. this is what d w is. science report has all forgot bonnie told me earlier. a child in a just a deep shock. i'm not too sure from here, but the nobel committee is good for surprises. but you know, these 3 people signing an aspect and a cows or i've before one together at least one price will fries in 2010 for the very same science. obviously it's for field of working. so if i with them, i would say what took you so long because the wolf prizes seem as a predictor for the nobel prize that can be 12 years later. crikey, you know, but also, um, you know,

somewhere between a fast as new leader be able to deliver his journalist, henry wilkins in what they did. it is very difficult to say. he was a relatively young figure before friday when he went to power. he's a lower ranking officer than the previous military leader of the country. he's accounted for more, we're hearing the soldiers have served with him. and so i have spoken to the local media to say that he is committed fighter and so on. but the problems that became for faith is facing in terms of security a vast. and there's, there's really nothing to indicate that he'll be able to do a better job than the previous minister. agents are in the, the pre democratic government representatives from the west african political union, eco watts, are visiting today. what is it that they're hoping to achieve? well, journalists have been allowed in to the, to the meeting. where are the authorities hearing writing. ready for the government patients to call to, to send us what's been sent in the meeting. but we can, we can have the guess they would have come to try to get the new military kid

henry wilkins and journalists in walk and do the thanks so much for that insight. this year's nobel prize for medicine has been awarded for genetic research on human evolution, swedish scientists, fun to pay boys known for sequencing the genome of the neanderthal. an extinct species closely related to modern humans. the also discovered the denise over another, extinct early human relative. he showed that both contributed genes that still exist in modern humans. and for more on this, i'm joined by the w senior science correspondent derek williams, to break it all down for us. thanks for being here, derek. is this a surprise? well i, i found a quite surprising actually because generally when you, when you follow the nobel prize is the price for medicine breaks down into one of 2 different things. and they sort of tend to alternate. first of all, there's the, there's the, the prices that are awarded for sort of fundamental research into things like physiology that we're talking about cellular research last year for example. it was given for, for particular stimulus ce

and for more on this, we're joined now by henry wilkins, a journalist in well, good to go. the i was to president to me, but it's gone. what's the atmosphere in the capital right now? for the i'm assuming is much calmer than it was like the last 3 days when the key resigns to be taking place. today, people are becoming back in the business to a fee prior to all people taking the streets in the middle of the city to celebrate the arrival of new to the very small numbers. as far as i've had so far, it's more common than it than i have been up to the last 3 days. earlier we saw celebrations in the streets. people grieving the new leader. what are the hopes that people there are placing on travel re? absolutely, the main thing is that the, they, they want to emphasize insecurity. i mean, the country's been conflict for around about 7 years now. waves conflict who's loving states and al qaeda, the democratic government, which was in power until january this year, was unable to send the insecurity. the military to was empower for just a month from january, 3 to this weekend. also

overthrow as t h successful qu, since burkina faso gained independence from france in 1960 journalist, henry wilkins. and while the digger told us was behind this latest qu yes, a 2015. it's been a conflict between the, the state and became fast to state insecurity has just got periods. now there are a tax from these notes and so my daily against billions against military and about 60 percent of the territory now and full control of the, of the government the with a key. but that happened back in january. i mean the whole justification for it was the military. we're going to come in and out nice. the security problems that absolutely hasn't happened. the number of the taxes, certainly not come down the terrace to take can even more territory in the time since since january. and then in the short term there was a good attack. earlier this week, i wish killed at least 11 soldiers and 50 very now to some of the other stories making news around the world. norway has accepted military aid from france, germany and britain to secure its oil and gas sector. norway's prime minister made the announcement as a

overthrow as t h successful qu, since burkina faso gave independence from france in 1960 journalist henry wilkins in what i do told us what is behind this latest qu yes. in 2015 there's been a conflict between the the state in became a in security is just go, it's now we're attacks. and so most daily, millions against military, about 60 percent of the territory is now full control of the us government. the with the cable that happened back in january, i mean the whole justification for it was the military we come in and the security problems that absolutely hasn't happens the number of attacks and certainly not come down the terrorist and taking even more territory in time since since january and then in the short term uh there was an attack earlier this week. i wish kills at least 11 soldiers and 50 really now to some of the other stories making news around the world. norway has accepted military aid from france, germany and britain to secure is oil and gas sector, norway's prime minister maybe announcement after a danish swedish report that said the recent leaks in the north stream, gas pipelin

and we asked janice henry wilkins, who is in wagner to go about his type on the claims that france could be hoping to meet. they something is very unlikely to be honest. it's, i don't have a long standing relationship with which to me, but it would be a huge p r disaster for them. if i, since they said in a statement this afternoon, they have absolutely nothing to do with this. and they're not sheltering if it then turned out that they, that they were, they would have all sorts of implications for their operation here in the, in the western so hell, i just really can't see them taking that kind of risk. bri wilkinson, or brazilians. go to the poles after a highly polarized presidential election campaign that prompted fees of violence holds give a clear advantage to left us and former president louis ignacio let the silver and the bright wing incumbent j. a boss. an arrow has hinted that he might not accept a defeat. fernandez the brianna once, never seen, but to be here president. she lost her job after getting coffee and says if i not support she gets is not enough. just putting her hop

in 1960 journalist henry wilkins in wanda ju lu, told us earlier, what is behind this latest qu yes, in 2015, it's been a conflict between the the state and became insecurity. it's just about periods. now, there are attacks from these notes and so might say that again, for the ends against military ne, about 60 percent of the territory now and full control of the, of the government. the with a case that happened back in january, i mean the whole justification for it was the military we come in. and so these the security problems that absolutely hasn't happened. the number of attacks as certainly not come down the terrorists and taken even more territory in the time since since january. and then in the short term, there was a good attack. earlier this week, i wish killed at least 11 soldiers and 50 very. all right, let's get you up to speed now, some of the other stories making news around the world. turkish president, rich of have erewhon has renewed a threat to block sweden and finland from nato membership. he says turkey will not ratify their membership unless they keep their promi

right now, earlier we asked journalist henry wilkins, who is in what walk i do want to do group, excuse me, about his take on the claims that france could be helping them yuba they something is very unlikely to be honest. it's a they don't have a long standing relationship with which to me, but it would be a huge piano disaster for them if i had, since they should. they've said in a stipend, this often ignorant. they have absolutely nothing to do with this. and they're not sheltering if it then sat down that they, that they were on, it would have all sorts of implications for their operation here in the, in the western saw. hell, i just really can't see them thinking that kind of risk results. presidential hopefuls of held their final rallies of elections on sunday ahead of elections and sunday rather concerns over whitening inequality has boosted left his former president, louise and osceola. dis silva is going well ahead of rightly encumbered diable snarl has been blamed for economic woes that have driven many in brazil to severe poverty. for the past 3 years, sway lease has been livi

earlier we asked ernest henry wilkins, who is a walker, do go about 3 to his take on the claims that france could be helping to amoeba. they something is very unlikely to be honest. it's a they don't have a longstanding relationship with which to me, but it would be a huge p r disaster for them if i had, since they should. they've said in a stipend this often ignorant. they have absolutely nothing to do with this and they're not sheltering. and if it then sat down that they, that they were on, it would have all sorts of implications for their operation here in the, in the western. so hell i just really can't see them taking that kind of risk. priscilla's presidential hopefuls have held their final rallies out of elections on sunday. concern over widening inequality has boosted left, his former present, luis and osceola da silva, is pulling well ahead of right wing incumbent diable scenario was being blamed for economic woes that have driven many in brazil into severe poverty. for the past 3 years, sway lease has been living in a park in sao paolo back then she lost her job and could

is the 8 successful qu, since burkina faso gave independence from france in $960.00 journalist henry wilkins in want to do that, told us earlier. what's behind this latest? yes, it's 2015. it's been a conflict between the, the state in became a insecurity. it's just got it's now we're a tax firm and so my daily, against millions, against military, the new about 60 percent of the territory is now full control of the us. the government for the year with a key, but that happened back in january. i mean the whole justification for it was the military. we can come in and sort out these the security problems that absolutely hasn't happens. the number of attacks, certainly not come down. the terrorist taken even more territory in time since since january and then in the short term, there was a good attack earlier this week. i wish kills at least 11 soldiers and 50 really let's get a check. now, some of the other story is making use around the world. hurricane e n has begun to weaken after leaving a trail of destruction in the u. s. states of florida and south carolina presidential biden said it cou

captain abram tore declared himself a nation new leader on friday right now, earlier we asked henry wilkins, who is i want to do about his take on the claims that france could be helping to me, but the searching is very unlikely to be honest. i don't have a long standing relationship with to me, but it would be huge. p r. disaster for them. if i said mistaken this often, they have absolutely nothing to do with this and they're not sheltering if it then turned out that they were, they would have all sorts of implications for their operation here in the western. so hell, i just really can't see them taking that kind of risk. we want to turn back to the story of the stampede. at that indonesian soccer stadium. we're now joined by a d. w. g. carter bureau chief georg motus was more on the story for us. so key york, what exactly are the police and the spectator seen about how this disaster happened? while the police report, it said that the fans hasta, a losing team basically invaded the pitch and started a riot in which 2 officers have been killed. and as a response to that, they started taking

all right, well have to leave it that henry wilkins and want to take a thanks so much for speaking to us. thank you. and with that you up to date coming up next news asia with my colleague benefits for students. so stick around for that. if you can, i'm on your campus makennan on behalf of the whole news team here at w. thanks so much for watching with what's going on with your questions. you can find the answers here. again, the goals. the point is legal highlights. in 60 minutes on d, w. hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa is you to repeat issues and share ideas you know, or this channel. we are not afraid to happen. delicate because population is growing. and young people clearly have the solution. the future belongs to the 77 percent every weekend on d w. so how did she become adults? hitler's favorite director. and how did he become a forgotten film pioneer leaning. he finished and arnold fun between hitler and hollywood. in 1932, they set out into the icy wilderness of greenland to create a life threatening film project that became a major milestone in th

we were in touch with an americanjournalist on the ground, henry wilkins.cause of the strength of feeling on the ground of 0uagadougou, was very much anti french. many burkinabe feel that the french have interfered in the affairs internal affairs for way too long. so he said that as a visibly foreign person, he definitely felt that when he was trying to cover the protest, people looked at him and told him that he shouldn't be here. so this is essentially an anti white colonialist feeling. it's not not necessarily pro—russian or have i got that wrong? it's less to do with russia itself as it is about rejecting all colonial partners. and russia has capitalised on this feeling, this anti—colonial feeling. when he commented on the coup, he said that for too long, burkina faso had been under the yoke of its former colonial power and congratulated the country for being able to get rid of this colonial power. so what russia is playing is a very clever game, tapping into these old resentments on social media and also in some traditional media, and encouraging peopl

extremely tough challenges to tackle the humanity in crisis and grand slam, if in fact in see henry wilkins is a journalist in walker to go. why it's so much hoping, put in this newly emerging rival for power. i think there's a sense of desperation among the population here in became a around 7 years now. the democratic government was unable. ready security problems previous to 9 months, which also saw the number that gets worse. so i think, you know, there is a kind of blind hope. this is a big scene around 6 years will finally be able to bring some kind of solution to the crisis. the u. s. u when african union and eco was condemned. the qu, representatives from the west african block i meant to be visiting today, what will they achieve? yeah, i mean we've already seen a so change in tone from equity since the since the q was was completed i, we can initially make content to but on sunday to release the oppress statement, which with the by leaving the country the now i was to present the mean, but we did a potential flood bar, so you know, they were very much so putting him on him to, to a

tough, talented to tackle the humanity in crisis and quelled islam with in 13 c i as journalists, henry wilkins, why so much hope is being put in booking of houses, new self declared leader. as a sense of desperation among the population here in became a around 7 years now, the democratic government was unable to sort out the security problems previous to 9 months, which also saw the number of attacks it gets worse. so i think, you know, there is a kind of blind hope this the government of seen it around 6 years will finally be able to bring some kind of solutions to the crisis. the u. s. he when african union addie co was condemn the qu, representatives from the west african block. i meant to be visiting today, what will they achieve? yeah, i mean we've already seen a so change in tone from equity since the since the key was, was completed on the weekends initially by content to but on sunday, to release the oppressed statement, which with by leaving the country the now i was to present the mean, but we did a potential flood ball so you know, they were very much so putting him on him to, to av