but malta has a dark side. with loose banking laws, malta has been a magnet for organized crime and money laundering. and no one knew this island's seedy and dangerous underbelly better than journalist daphne car wanna galizia. >> i have to say it is a very corrupt country. >> reporter: for three decades, daphne made it her business to uncover malta's secrets. her signature exposÉs were full of detailed investigations and revealed allegations of kprupgs corruption by maltese government officials. her work earned daphne many admirers and many enemies. and it eventually cost daphne her life. >> an extremely prominent investigative journalist was assassinat assassinated. >> has been killed in a car bomb attack. >> in pieces in a nearby field. >> malta's best known and most controversial journalist. >> she was very well known for highlighting corruption in malta. >> the investigative reporter had warned of death threats two weeks ago. >> she worried about how this abuse would affect other whistle-blowers. >> report

luke mifsud in malta, on the life he's lost but hopes to regain.ienced safari guide khimbini hlongwane set up his own company vomba tours four years ago. in the pandemic, khimbini has lost business, had to lay off staff, and witnessed a rising threat to the animals he wants to help conserve in the world—famous kruger national park. i'd been working in private game reserves for 20 years and i saw, as a guide, i saw people coming from america, seeing good animals and seeing, interacting with the locals that are saving them at the lodges, but they leave without seeing how people, these people that they see live in their real villages. i saw that gap and said, "if i can get these people out, that would grow their experience, but more than that it will provide jobs for the locals." people will be able to entertain these clients that i bring in, showcase their culture, as well as sell the craft that can make money out of that. and this is where it all started, this was the dream. as you set up your company, you were getting clients from all over the worl

they got my first commercial job with air malta. of pride to life your national airline. i was lucky enough to have all my family and friends when we did the first, which was six take off and landings of the plane. it was an experience for me and for my parents and the whole of my family. and when the pandemic came to southern europe, to the mediterranean, luke, how did the airline use your skills to start with? where the worst place was —— with the virus was hitting was italy at the time. in the government and the airline took the decision to drastically reduce the number of flights even the country, for obvious reasons. but the pilot community and the union generally went above and beyond. so we tried to help them with flights that were going to these countries. we ended up repatriating thousands of tourists that were stuck in malta, back home, and lots of multis back home. we even serviced some destinations —— multis. we went to beirut to bring back some nurses that we re bring back some nurses that were stuck there. we also did

the danish flag vessel was never instructed to proceed to malta by the maltese authorities.e. and while the situation sails on, 27 lives remain in limbo. freya cole, bbc news. a huge police operation is continuing to find a man who went on the rampage in birmingham and attacked eight people with a knife, killling one and wounding the rest. detectives have released cctv images of a man they want to trace, and have warned the public against approaching him. 0fficer say they believe the attacks, at different locations, were random and not linked to terrorism. the white house has dismissed allegations raised in a new book by president trump's former lawyer, calling them lies peddled for cash by a disgraced felon. michael cohen claims the man who employed him as a fixer for more than ten years was an ardent admirer of president putin, made racist comments about his predecessor, barack 0bama, and was guilty of the same crimes for which he, cohen, was jailed. paul farhi is media reporter with the washington post. he's in washington. in 2018 mr coleman pleaded guilty to perjury or l

. >>> malta has ratified a u.n.reaty banning nuclear weapons meaning the pact needs just five more ratifications to take effect. the announcement marked the 75th anniversary of the united nations. >> today is a special day for malta as we celebrate the 56th anniversary of our independence and the 75th anniversary of the united nations, malta has also became the 45th state to ratify the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons. >> the u.s. treaty will kick in 90 days after it gets 50 ratifications. the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons expressed hope on its website for an early implementation of the treaties. nuclear powers including japan, south korea and other countries protected by have not signed the pact. >>> the united nations promised to boost globe cooperation on issues including the coronavirus. the u.n. general assembly adopted the move on monday. at the same meeting a u.s. official praised the organization but also offered cite sichl. >> the united nations has for too long been resistan

malta coordinated, they malta authorities coordinated the rescue operation on the 5th of august by thesel, maersk etienne, but did not claim herself responsible... sorry to interrupt, ijust herself responsible... sorry to interrupt, i just want to pick up herself responsible... sorry to interrupt, ijust want to pick up in exactly that point. you were saying that normally when people were rescued, just to be clear, it is the international maritime law, the moral duty of a ship, if it can help people stranded at sea to help them. the ship did its duty and then it is over to government and other countries are to come and help, normally within a couple of days. that did not happen, it took nearly 40 that did not happen, it took nearly a0 days, what needs to change? how can this be avoided in the future. --? can this be avoided in the future. ——? we think that it will be very important that they maritime authorities, the government involved in sucha authorities, the government involved in such a situation well assume fully their responsibilities, not only in permitting merchant vessels or n

malta's ministerfor home affairs byron camilleri has denied responsibility, saying: the stand—off betweentuation sails on, 27 lives remain in limbo. freya cole, bbc news. of the sri lankan fire says the fire on an of the sri lankan fire says the fire on an oil of the sri lankan fire says the fire on an oil tanker of the sri lankan fire says the fire on an oil tanker has of the sri lankan fire says the fire on an oil tanker has been distinguished greatly reducing threats of an ecological disaster. the tanker is is carrying nearly a quarter million tons. in melbourne, a lockdown continues. has a been under lockdown for six weeks. the premier said measures will remain in place until the 28th of member. a typhoon battering in the southern highlands of japan with heavy rain and high winds. thousands of homes are without power and they have been mass evacuations. the weather agency wanting a potential butterflies, and the risk of rivers flooding. it is the second typhoon to hit the region within a week. tennis and the men's number one seed, novak djokovic, has been disqualied from the us open.

malta's ministerfor home affairs, bryon camilleri, has denied responsibility, saying...ing company is unique. and while this situation sails on, 27 lives remain in limbo. freya cole, bbc news. a police manhunt is under way after a series of knife attacks in birmingham city centre last night in which one person was stabbed to death and seven others were wounded. west midlands police have released cctv footage of a suspect and are appealing for anyone who might have information or evidence to come forward. 0ur correspondent sian lloyd has this report. this is the man police want to question in connection with the attacks, the man they hope someone will recognise. this footage, captured just before 2am this morning, shows him casually walking along a birmingham street. by this time, a number of people had already been stabbed. 1a ambulances were called to four locations. a 23—year—old man died. a 32—year—old woman and a 19—year—old man are critically injured, while five other people were also hurt. they lost him there. but before they lost him, they spoke to him. the manage

a diplomatic row with malta. i'm sure it will go away, this one.don't think that faso will go anywhere, but we will see. i don't think prince george is going to relinquish it very easily. look, we we re relinquish it very easily. look, we were talking about the good news, it seems, about coronavirus today with this rapid test which provides results in 15 minutes. but let's just finally turned to the metro, jack, because it's still pretty chaotic, isn't it? forstudents jack, because it's still pretty chaotic, isn't it? for students who have not only gone through the exam fiasco, but now a lot of freshers are being locked down at university and the metro is sort of summing it allup and the metro is sort of summing it all up with carry on campus. and the headline shows the farce all of this, just seems so practical that all these young people get held into these holes of residence together, freshers' week and all the re st of together, freshers' week and all the rest of it, and anyone who spends university knows what that's like. the idea that they we

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norway and manchester united legend all a going to sell shah had brought it all on to malta when saul shall win so manchester his assistant alex became mulder's coach. for. youngsters to this club and develop them it's easier here for young guys young boys who can really get into the ball it's not. only 32000 people live in mulga 19th century playwright henrik ibsen used to vacation here apart from a folk and fishery museum there's not much to discover outside loads of salmon and sea trout. to these quiet surroundings help young footballers develop. it was in mulder that adding whole and became a star. he's off to his departure to south korea and then dortmund they still remember his biggest moment in a mall the jersey of the biggest memory as he ran he scored 4 goals away against them. within 20 minutes small to run from 00240 up was amazing he teared up to defend somebody in there in a few minutes and he was unstoppable she's watched him here more than i have but it takes them in the one of my you know what i was put on when starting out good to the. we have had players all through

norway and manchester united legend are they going to sell shark had brought it all on to malta when social ones are manchester his assistant alex became old as coach. for. youngsters through this club. it's easier here for young guys young boys. who really get into the. only 32000 people live in mulder 19th century playwright henrik ibsen used to vacation here apart from a fog and fishery museum there's not much to discover outside loads of salmon and sea trout. to these quiet surroundings help young footballers develop. it was in mulder that ending hole and became a star. he's off to his departure to south korea and then dortmund they still remember his biggest moments in a mall the jersey of the biggest memory as he ran he scored 4 goals against them. within 20 minutes small to run from 00 to $40.00 was amazing he turned up to defend somebody in the in a few minutes and he was unstoppable she's watched him here more than i have but it's like them in the world of mine you know what i'm with it all when you go to go there good good. see we have had players. use for libor so we can d

the notebooks of malta lords berger is one of the 1st works of modernist literature written in stream of consciousness without sentimentality or a clear plot. there are reports about all 100 books that are in english and definitely worth a read you'll find the you tube channel d.w. books that's all for the day though thanks for watching. by disappearing in time ecosystems are in danger on land and in the water in the caribbean climate change is brutally real environmental activists are doing all they can but is there any hope this paradise can be saved the caribbean rescue and climate change kusa. 30 minutes on d w. o. i'm not laughing at the germans well i guess sometimes i am but i said nothing with the travel even to have been think deep into the german culture of. nudity to take this grandma down to you because it's all out there enough time rachel join me for me to have a bungee jump course. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard but as for the air. i even got white haired. men in the german language helped me a lot this gives me a little bu

back at sea, off the coast of malta, they clamber to the relative safety of a bigger boat, operated byants from more than a dozen african countries. some say traffickers forced them towards the shore. the man, the man says we should run. if we didn't run, he would shoot us. but their ordeal is not over yet. the captain of the rescue boat says no country will let them dock, so this vessel of despair journeys on, aimlessly. this ship has spent already eight or nine days at sea. as you can see, very bad sea conditions. the sea conditions are deteriorating by the hour, and we need to solve this problem as soon as possible. europe's migrant crisis never went away, and the misery covid threatens to wreak in the poorest places in africa and the middle east means many more may feel they have nothing to lose. nick beake, bbc news, brussels. the bank of england's monetary policy committee has unanimously voted to keep interest rates at the historic low level of 0.1%, saying the recovery is broadly in line with expectations. let's get more from our business correspondent, dharshini david. what do

yes, apparently is a david attenborough founded in malta on a family holiday in the 19605, malta on as its story, jo, a nice thing for the cabinet for the prince. yes, i think it is a lovely photograph and obviously it is going to bea photograph and obviously it is going to be a hugely watched a very popular programme. i think david attenborough is now 93, 94 and this film is autobiographical in a sense because it is looking back on his life and some of the places he has been to in the creatures and the nature of this film, but it is also taking stock of the state of the planet. i have to say that the coordination of blue in this lovely photograph of the family and david attenborough, they must have gone through the blue palette to make everything so perfectly. it does look very beautiful, doesn't it? and the kids look very excited. they are they are fan fans along with eve ryo ne they are fan fans along with everyone else. yes, i had noticed that. and that is it, thank you to jo and nigel, we will be back at 11:30pm with more of the papers. goodbye for now. hello there, over the week

ettienne says maltese authorities ordered the vessel to carry out their vessel on august four, but malta registered, is yet to offer a solution. letters written by the migrants describe their gratitude to the crew. 0ne writes, "we don't know what to do or say, you gave us a second chance." what to do or say, you gave us a second chance. " another writes directly to the captain. "you are our hero." the crisis worsened when a three men jumped our hero." the crisis worsened when a three menjumped overboard. i cry for help in a situation which appears hopeless. they all survived but the captain has growing fears for the mental health of those on board. several boats have sunk on a lake in the us state of texas while taking part in a parade to support president trump in november's election. the sheriff's office for travis county said some boats took on water, some stalled and others capsized. it said there was no evidence of sabotage, and no injuries were reported. just a few wet members of the crew of those boats. he created some of the most memorable images of the swinging sixties in london

country where people 1st arrive and that's put a disproportionate burden on mediterranean nations like malta italy and sunny lastly greece and italy but there is following this for us from paris and they all this can't come soon enough really the commission's been talking about reforming migration policy for a good while now what can we expect from this new plan. well for years the e.u. has been divided over migration and has simply failed to have a common approach when it comes to migration asylum we saw that in 2015 at the height of the crisis here in europe we've seen that again more recently after the fire the more a camp on the greek island of lesbo so the european commission is proposing what it calls a migration pact which is a common e.u. wide policy for migration and asylum in a bid to try and address this issue now what we are expecting from this pact is a very strong focus on prevention the idea of trying to stop people leaving their home countries in the 1st place and trying to get to the e.u. more deportations more patch relations also bolstering of e.u. borders both land and se

must all share the responsibility for refugees and take the pressure off mediterranean nations like malta italy and greece the u.n. says the e.u.'s efforts so far have often led to devastating human consequences. this package reflects a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among men but states we all share the benefits we all share the burden this package also reflects a very pragmatic and realistic approach we know that we have to build trust among member states and citizens confidence that we can manage this as a union but there's about as in paris with more on what's being discussed. what we know is the least it's a deal that has been formulated by the commission to try and offer a common migration policy because we heard from the head of the commission their initiative on delay in saying that the e.u. can no longer tolerate having this ad hoc crisis driven response to migration the sort of response we saw in 2015 when the e.u. was so divided over what to do with people arriving in the bloc then and more recently of course on the greek island of last boss s

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distress at the weekend almost half of them were children sea ice as it is waiting now for italy or malta to grant permission for them to disembark. or european union foreign ministers have come up one vote short of unanimous on sanctions against pelosi and officials linked to president lukashenko e.u. states had intended to impose the sanctions on officials implicated in electoral fraud in last month's presidential election and violence against anti-government protesters. the better the reason opposition leader spits larner chicken off sky i was in brussels to ask for help she urged the european union foreign ministers to be brave and we can bellary see him president alexander lukashenko by disrupting his funding. i ask you more to finance their dictator dictator regime and programs from state to non-state actors i also ask to consider to reconsider partnerships with state of the nations coastal question come finally and most importantly i call on the youth to work together with us to free fair and transparent elections. these were the scenes after the disputed election. ns in belarus in

automobile industry just why are s.u.v.s so popular what is it that fascinates so many drivers my colleague malta wrote a column on when to take a look. big. big. all of the world's people are crazy about s.u.v.s. being used as a state that signifies. just the greatest feeling of driving around in the flesh. are the problems that they cause. they know you're. trying to. so let's get into gear and check what's behind the hype why is the world so obsessed with s.u.v.s. 40 percent of all passenger vehicles sold worldwide are some form of s.u.v. that's more than twice as much as just 10 years ago it isn't. in india and the e.u. one in 3 new vehicles is an s.u.v. in china it's even more and in the us it's almost one in 2 from a producer perspective it makes a lot of sense to produce a car that looked like s.u.v.s because they're able to extract higher margins high profit margins then it will be not much more expensive to produce manufacture but they will be able. like prices like 40 percent higher. companies profit from the s.u.v. hype but that's only one side of the story because they wouldn't build

tanker in the mediterranean have gone ashore in italy they've been at sea for over a month because malta refused to take them in and aid organization finally took the refugees to sicily. and the u.s. workers have removed a confederate statue from the site of a violent white nationalist rally in charlottesville va virginia one woman was killed and dozens injured in the unrest 3 years ago protesters demanding racial and social justice have a push to have divisive relics removed from public spaces worldwide. the venice film festival has wound up with a gala night of stars on the red. carpet glittering awards and face masks the winner of the golden lion for best film it was nomad landa starring frances mcdormand this year's events has taken on added significance for the global film industry as it's the 1st major movie festival since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. i it was business as usual on the red carpet in venice but this year without the crowds and with face masks organizers won praise for daring to stage the event at all as the pandemic put a stop to one after another of the fi

then to be taken to a facility an enclosed facility and it to be relocated that because the camp in maltais just inoperable it's been raised it's been destroyed down and in fact we had a fresh fire overnight that destroyed even whatever remaining bits that could have been used to restructure it so but again there's a lot of local opposition what kind of support is the e.u. providing in this situation if any. what we have an e.u. commissioner who's coming in from brussels to athens for an eyewitness for an on the ground account today but all again all this this entire situation has rekindled calls by greece to the e.u. to really reach out and make a difference and assist greece in this task of shouldering the migration crisis the prime minister yesterday was very very proud of and his national address saying that greece can no longer shoulder the burden of europe's migration problem and there's a huge debate today among pundits and critics about revising european migration policy and to thank you very much for bringing us up to date there that was and the enough. just a reminder of the top

spain, italy, portugal, greece, cyprus, and malta might be meeting in a luxury hotel but they have a packed agenda. thth will bebe discussing the coronavirus, the state of emergency in lesbos a and situation in libyaya, and t they will be putting their headads together to talklk about the tensions between greece and turkey over energy rights in the mediterranean. a crisis shifted d into vascular august 10 when turkey sent an exploratory vessel escorted by warship to the waters around a greek island. the vast gas and oil reserves are thought to be there. athens staged naval exercises with thehe support of f european natitions saying thatt ankara ws breaching sovereignty.y. the turkish h president threread saidflict and brussels that they would respond with sanctions. it is a means of strategizing and coming up with a response, one that they willl argue for at ththe larger europn summit later this month. >> l let us bring g you developg news thahat we are following off of beirut wherere a large fire s broken outut at the port. after that month or so massive explosion at the same port t

country where people 1st arrive and that's put a disproportionate burden on mediterranean nations like malta italy and greece. chinese tech giant weiwei is calling on that u.s. to rethink its trade restrictions the mobile phone maker is blocked from buying any chips made with u.s. technology over suspicions the chinese government is using its network equipment for spying the u.s. city of louisville in kentucky is preparing for more protests as prosecutors are expected to announce whether to charge the officers who shot and killed brianna taylor a state of emergency has been declared the deadline got more news here and after women make sites by for. russia now seems to be going after the main economic resource which is of course we bring you the stories in development is that a rapidly changing the world giving president america 1st policy to make it a trade war that morphed into a technological war counting on al-jazeera. really broke up right. when i was your age i read about barry bonds and i think what they were the coolest thing ever ok then you can how do you remember. what you do and w

back a s off the coast of malta they crumbled for the relative safety of a boat operated by a spanish. this wk they picked up 270 migrants from more than a dozen african countries. some say traffic has forced em towards th shore. >> the man says we should run. if we didn't run, he will shoot : us. reportt their ordeal is not over yet. the captain of the rescue boat says no country will let them dock.f so this vesselspair journeys on aimlessly. > the ship has spent already 8-9 days at sea. as you can see, very bad conditio. the sea conditions are deteriorating by the hour and we need to solve this problem as soon as possible. reporter: europe's migrants crisis never went miay, and the ry covid threatens to places in africa and the middle east means many more maynoeel they having to lose. nicolas bigg, brusss s. laura: mak hair products in south africa are calling on the government and shop owners to support them by stocking more of their gels and shampoos, after a dispute over a racially insensitive ad promoting products by a company whic dry."d black hair "doll and with more, here is

the notebooks of malta lowers berger is one of the 1st works of modernist literature written in stream of consciousness without sentimentality or a clear plot. there are reports about all 100 books that are in ignition definitely worth a read you'll find them on you tube channel d.w. books that's all for today though thanks for watching. violence is on disappearing them time ecosystems are in danger on the mound and in the war zone in the caribbean climate change is brutally real environmental activists and doing all they can but is there any hope this car dies can be saved the caribbean calling rescue and climate change. 90 minutes on d w. we can see them. some time. since man. was. what connects people is stronger in them and separates the. mall is so strong that it cannot be trying to come. we celebrate the 30th anniversary of his reunification october 3rd on d. w. . whatever we begin to the day will effect get out of syria to annapolis fear of the increase of the temperature 2050 they have to start down by starting to decrease the amount of c o 2 for exams which this is actually no

i rescued more than $100.00 people from waters off libya on saturday but the charity says malta italy and germany have refused to accept them the boats now heading to the french forts of mach's a. u.s. border agency says last year there were 90 percent fewer people arriving that at the height of the refugee crisis back in 215 about 140000 irregular migrant arrivals were recorded in 2019 the most arrivals around 83000 of them were made through greek islands that's followed by a rivals in spain and italy germany except of the largest amount of people more than 116000 france and spain come in 2nd and 3rd respectively but 720000 asylum applications were filed last year that's a far larger number than the arrivals. among 2 is a spokeswoman for the un's refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. she's joining me by skype from geneva thank you very much indeed for being with us we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that despite there appears to be this 90 percent drop in numbers the numbers are still significantly large can you describe to us the kind of conditions and circumstances that refugees are facing as

those countries who have external borders through the european union like it is the case of greece malta cyprus easily and spain with thousands arriving to the canary islands from the western african coast feel that they have been left on the wrong that they have been left alone and facing all the responsibilities of the broad there has to be a shared responsibility that shared responsibility as a leader of the is a monday of the treaty of lisbon it's not a wishful thinking it's a legal mandate how can it be asking for solidarity is one thing comes through force them their whole the whole the whole of the european union has to respond the commission has to loan to infringement procedures and it has the european court of justice has convicted those countries who denied shared responsibility when he came to read occasion programs for instance whole and poland poland hungary which have been convicted for the 96 that group to notorious visitor group denying all shared responsibility not accepting a single a single person being relocated to the territory where it is a monday that they have to

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in the mediterranean have disembarked in sicily they were stranded at sea for over a month because malta refused to take them in on friday an aid organizations rescue ship had taken the migrants aboard a from the tanker and brought them to. areas across northern turkey including the capital city of uncorrupt were plunged into darkness on saturday afternoon as a rare sandstorm ripped through the region at least 6 people have been injured due to flying objects in the gusty winds. well the name robert cappa is a pen name created it to rid andre friedman of a jewish surname under its guise of the hungry and born friedman a forged his path as a war photographer today he's widely considered to be the greatest combat photographer in history having covered it countless conflicts from the spanish civil war to world war 2 the end of which gives its name to a new exhibition. berlin's 0 hour in the summer of $945.00 nor photographer robert kapper roams the straits documenting destruction and new beginnings. these beaches can now be seen for the 1st time at the new synagogue berlin. is one that is i

the notebooks of malta lourdes berger is one of the 1st works of modernist literature written in stream of consciousness without sentimentality or a clear plot. and there are reports about all 100 books that are in english and definitely worth a read you'll find them on our you tube channel d.w. books that's all for today though thanks for watching. my money's on disappearing when time ecosystems are in danger on the mound and in the war zone in the caribbean climate change is brutally real environmental activists on doing over. but is there any hope this paradise can be saved the caribbean rescue and climate change. 30 minutes on d w. 5 years of a conflict zone 5 years of hard hitting political soft coup the best of the good a phillies' by foot results with a free press stuff to do me for you know for me back to the it's a moment but are you concerned we're not concerned enough food for i am missing you are you still jim savez gemma consumer showing such a cute solo part of the matter to the highest levels of government why not just investigate i'm not just picking the christians you g

distress over the weekend almost half of them were children sea ice says it's waiting now for italy or malta to grant permission for them to disembark. well for months now human rights groups have been demanding action over so-called push backs of migrant boats in the agency and geos accuse the greek coastguard of unlawfully forcing boats back into turkish waters greece has denied that it's acting illegally well now the european parliament justice committee is demanding that greece launch an independent investigation into these pushbacks kernel be in the european union collective explosions or migrants or of them seekers before you can tell what is their underlying case there has to be a thorough investigation and it's not up to you to be appointed to decide which body if you're going to investigation is up to the internal legal system or the everybody means party prosecutor's office. of course is very high wanting to bend the body you have to complete an investigation and that was when the fernando lopez . chair of the european parliament justice committee meeting while the will of the germ

distress over the weekend almost half of them were children sea ice says it is waiting now for italy or malta to grant permission for them to disembark. rescuers in australia are fighting to free nearly $200.00 whales stranded in shallow water off the island of test mania $25.00 of the mammals have been freed so far better an estimated 90 have already died this after 2 large pods became stuck on an underwater sand bar there is hope that the other pilot whales can be freed over the next couple of days. extraordinary scenes as almost $300.00 pilot whales peppered the shallow waters of tasmania's west coast. they became beached here on monday on sand bars. outside mcquarrie harbor it's a location where these mammals often get into difficulty. and when you say large numbers like these it's not surprising they're very social animals and they are found in large groups also known as pods and force in this case we might have had a misadventure or some individuals may have navigated in the wrong way and now they've become stuck in stranded scientists believe up to one 3rd of the pilot whales have alre

evacuate this camp immediately they're also saying we have space the protesters organized under the malta we have space signalling the readiness off communities all over germany may receive signals out to take in refugees and migrants i know joined by one of the spokesperson said once that organizing initiatives off this protest. was from the social movement ziegler curry. you've been to more yourself you organized the trip in the february with several mayors wanted to draw attention to the plight of that refugee camp this case has been on the agenda for quite some time now why organize this protest now because the situation is worsening every day that means we don't have any time to do this and we think it's important to remember those people and to bring it up on the political again and again and to say to demand the immediate evacuation of the people living in the moment. visit to action has been dreadful in february it's even worse now in the context of coronavirus you went to maria with a couple of mayors from german cities they have signaled their readiness to take in refugees and m

over the weekend almost half of them were children sea ice says that it is waiting now for italy or malta to grant permission for them to disembark. and up to 90 wells have died and 180 more are still stranded at bay in southern australia conservationists launched a rescue operation after the whales became stuck on sand bars on mass whales strand things are often occurring in this particular region this is the largest in a decade. you're watching d.w. news still to come on the program warning keep your car windows up at all times in the drive through the haunted house offering it's socially distanced her experience . at 1st world leaders trying to mark the 75th anniversary of the united nations on monday ahead of the start of the un general assembly is general debate later today the ongoing coronavirus pandemic is posing major challenges to this year's event the organization secretary general called for greater global cooperation a major countries like the un's host nation the united states are more often acting on their own. facing what some have called a crisis of confidence the un mock

russia unless malta mccauley says that this down to all mean even as a measure on a loan to resolve the differences. it's up to the general staff the government really knows about john and you know me to decide and when you talk a little the maximalist there 1000000 say that's our territory and we want it back and the as a reason no it's our territory we want to control it so therefore it's a situation which unfortunately has now given us right rise to more conflict and they want to have their view and they want to ensure that they will from their point of view from blue state policy used to disaster because they're wasting resources which are likely needed for the development of their countries and their and economies and you can see this to them of what they say we must defend. countries across europe are seeing a resurgence of covert 19 with record numbers of daily cases some of resulting reimposing not downs and other restrictions in the worst affected areas auntie's europe correspondent shala devinsky has more. well there's a warning that france faces months of 19 problems that's b

to be taken to a facility an enclosed facility and to be relocated that because the camp and malta is just inoperable it's been raised it's been destroyed down and in fact we had a fresh fire overnight that destroyed even whatever remaining could have been used to restructure it so but again there's a lot of local opposition what kind of support is the e.u. providing in this situation if any. what we have an e.u. commissioner who's coming in from brussels to athens for an eyewitness friend on the ground account today but all again all this this entire situation has rekindled calls by greece to the e.u. to really reach out and make a difference and assist greece in this task of shouldering the migration crisis the prime minister yesterday was very very proud of in his national address saying that greece can no longer shoulder the burden of europe's migration problem and there's a huge debate today among pundits and critics about revising european migration policy and to thank you very much for bringing us up to date there that was and the chorus in a suit. just a reminder of the top st

in malta he expressed his support for the president on the dropping a tough stance on the conflict. will continue. by all means. immediately leave the territory in the region will return to. the west is getting ever more deeply involved in the political crisis gripping as the french president meets with the country's exiled opposition leader and the greece to mediate in negotiations. 2020 hopefuls donald trump and joe biden will clash in the 1st presidential debates prachi november's election voters though appeared to have trouble telling policies a part. of the watching all to international thanks for joining us. a decades old territorial dispute has seen its most serious flare up since a truce was established in 1904 violence erupted between the nations of armenia and azerbaijan on sunday morning with both the lying claim to the no go. reports are now coming in from the disputed area about strikes being carried out to correspond i think a standoff use currently in the capital of going to calabar tells us that air raid sirens have been heard across the city locals have also been ad

that those countries who do have external borders to the european union like it is the case of greece malta cyprus easily and spain with thousands arrive into the canary islands from the west african coast field that they have been left on the wrong that they have been left alone and facing all the responsibilities of the broad there has to be a shared responsibility and that's shared responsibility as a leader of the is a monday of the treaty of lisbon it's not a wishful thinking it's a legal mandate but also new laws for serious programs are violating european law how can you force this train how can you asking for solidarity is one thing comes through force them. their whole. the whole the whole of the european union has to respond the commission has to launch infringement procedures and it has the european court of justice has convicted those countries who denied shared responsibility when he came to read occasion programs for instance whole and then poland poland hungary which have been convicted for denying the cigarette glued in the tortillas visitor group denying all shared responsi

to intensive care units in hospitals now since mid august all people arriving from greece spainin malta as wel as croatia i tested on arrival full covertt nineteen when theyy reached italian shores. now that list has been extxtended thisis week to include seven french regions including paris italaly's health minister h has said that whwhile it is doing slightlyly better than some othr european countries now is ththe time to remainin prudent t to ensure that the sacririfices tht were madee by italians. i'm not meeting being masa still very much required h here indoors in since most schools have opened in mid september all students over the age of six need to wear a mask especialllly inn situations a at schchool where y cacannot ensure effective social distancing. cynical to inactivity serra marseille in spain but keeping a watching brief on all developments of course that said talk about belgium belgium's long had an alarming number of kobe deaths per million. of population at the last count that was. eightht hundred and fifty eight million people. meshes decreed the bell gulf set don't

parent in malta 24 governments have already received hundreds of millions of doses so in a. spread. 14 suspects went on trial in france this week over their alleged involvement in a series of terror attacks in 2015 the satirical magazine charlie hebdo was one of the main targets alongside a jewish supermarkets in commemoration of the victims the magazine has republished the controversial prophet mohammed cartoons believed to a poly motivated the attack with a move has triggered a furious reaction from the iranian foreign ministry but present a monument translates freedom of expression is paramount. as the trial into the january 25th dean attacks begins to be french means to defend the right to make people laugh the freedom to mock to ridicule and to caricature which voltaire claimed was the source of the rest to be french means always to be on the side of the freedom fighters well charlie hebdo is back in the spotlight here in france and that's because as that trial is underway that important trial it's decided to take a bold decision according to some some of described it p

explain to is what has for example how has the burden been lifted for countries such as greece italy and malta the countries that are usually the 1st ports of entry for my. it has fallen the been lifted a bit there are some rules that migrants are supposed to be processed foster and that they are then supposed to take can be taken away from those camps of entry hole ever if you really look at the proposals you can see how that is going to work because so much of this is voluntary there is as we heard no. real relocation any more and no mandatory relocation everything that happens here is one terry so how is that going to work out why should some countries suddenly say ok we're going to take a 1000 and who is going to take 1500 we see the same thing we're seeing now after the market has been burnt down so there seems to be no real solution to that problem and the main thing of course is that the eastern european countries who have been so opposed to relocation and now just being left off the hook now what are the other european countries going to say to that why should we take people in if you

to with vienna and in 2014 there are those showers into the central med just nothing down towards malta towards the far north of africa but you push out into choose tennis a very similar picture will love the sunshine coming through for the most part lots of sunshine see for the most part across northern parts of africa as i said we have got those showers just around this year the far north east of algeria now i was just trying to push a little further south was still there just around the house so evening to sit down south sudan central african republic for chad seeing some live showers the heavy showers continue across the gulf of guinea with some rather wet weather into a good part of west africa. roof. top stories for you this hour on al-jazeera with mounting protests to against him to step down bellew says embattled president is heading to russia to seek help alexander lukashenko will need a lot of a person in sochi to get moscow support for his crackdown on protests japan's ruling party selected. the prime minister is long time ally as its new leader is expected to replace shinzo

must all share the responsibility for refugees and take the pressure off mediterranean nations like malta italy and greece the u.n. says the use effort so far have often led to devastating human consequences. this package reflects a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among men but states we all share the benefits we all share the burden this package also reflects a very pragmatic and realistic approach we know that we have to build trust among member states and citizens confidence that we can manage this as a union stuff it has more from the greek island of lawyers balls where europe's largest refugee camp burned to the ground 2 weeks ago. well they've all been moved into the new camp just behind us and the only reason why europe is talking about this is because moria camper into the ground just over 2 weeks ago and people were sleeping on the streets who've been here for just over 2 weeks now sleeping rough and prefer almost to stay on the streets with no help rather than moving into this new camp because they say they fear it's going to be just as bad as m

group cia rescued more than $100.00 people from waters off libya on saturday but the charity says malta italy and germany have refused to accept them the boat is now heading to the french quarter of mar say. now the news russian opposition leader has been discharged from a berlin hospital where he was being treated for poisoning the kremlin critic says he has a long we have been ahead he spent more than a month in the hospital and was in a coma for half the time german experts believe he was poisoned with the nerve agents movie chalke moscow denies involvement. india's prime minister narendra modi has held talks with leaders of states most affected by the corona virus pandemic has given them the go ahead to impose local law as a country reported more than 89000 new infections in the past 24 hours. ambulance driver minutes khumalo is on cave in 1980 in the indian capital new delhi during the coronavirus pandemic he says he's had to work 48 hour shifts because the indian health care system is underfunded and overstretched his family wants him to quit and return to their village he's not r