ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. for the 1st time in 12 years, the leaders of south korea and japan are needing japanese prime minister it from your kisha and south korean president you insecure, seek to rebuild security and economic ties. what has brought to countries with historical distrust of each other together are 2 other countries in the region. china and north korea. 12 years ago, neither she jean king nor kim jogan had yet come to power. so much has changed over the past decade. now yoon and kisha are signaling they want a fresh start at the talks, the 2 agreed to resume quote shuttle diplomacy. they also agreed to settle a trade dispute related to compensation for korean, forced labors during to past colonial rule. meanwhile pyongyang responded to this meeting the way it often does by firing a long range ballistic missile. this one landed in the sea between the korean peninsula and japan is north korea's 3rd weapons test this week, including launches of medium range rockets and 2 missiles from a submarine.

ah, i'm melissa chan, thanks for joining us. the economy of afghanistan has been struggling through its 2nd winter under taliban control, with millions of afghans facing shortages and starvation. but figures from the world bank report late last year suggest the situation is slowly improving. the taliban government has strong ill to drastically increase exports of coal to pakistan and their tax revenue is booming. trucks loaded up with coal, heading for pakistan and coming the other way desperately needed vegetables and flour. at this border crossing into afghanistan, the taliban collect taxes on the goods passing through part of a series of measures that are filling the country's treasury. many of the truckers say it's also easier now to bring in goods. they used to pay the equivalent of almost $300.00 us dollars at a legal checkpoints across the country. now those fees are gone and wanted to move. we didn't have complete control over the roads. when the u. s. spect government was in power ambulance that neither were there compl

o, ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. south korea plans to help victims of forced labor during japan's occupation of the country from 1910 to the end of world war 2. by paying them with a pool of money from both south korean and japanese corporations. sol has also announced it will stop a complaint it had previously filed against japan at the world trade organization. there are reasons why the 2 countries are trying to build better relations, which we will go into in a moment. but critics say it's coming at a cost down, playing the trauma japan inflicted. here's the story of one elderly korean woman recalling the hardships of those years. her dad all in her recent autobiography, 92 year old, so the korean yang. gam doug sets the record straight and describes in detail her experience as a force laborer for japan's doomed war machine. at age 15, she was lured from japanese colonial korea to mainland japan with the promise of opportunity her family could not afford or even till the japanese principal said i could go to junio

ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us and happy international women's day. it's a chance for celebration, but also reflection on the challenges facing women around the world will be taking a closer look at women in india, particularly how they experience and relate to technology and the online world. here's what the head of the u. n. organization on gender equality and women's empowerment sema, who's said at the security council meeting, the status of women. it's under huge aspects of technology such as social media, have rules and sharing vital information and rallying support. and also in causing further harm through spreading this information. and fostering violence, massaging it is critical that governments and private companies work together to foster technology as an enabler and accelerator of pro. joining us as rana i, you've indian journalist and contributing opinion columnist with the washington post. thanks for coming on the program. so we just heard what the executive director of you and women, it said you have been a target on social media simply

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ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us in pakistan. women coming together to rally against patriarchy and sexual harassment, became a flash point across cities in what has become an annual event, and a test of wills between some authorities who would rather not see them take place and persistent women, demanding their rights. what those rights should remains a point of contention between women themselves and the majority. conservative muslim country views. java reports from islam abad. this mom about, i protesting, i'm saying that they believe they have been facing inbox. funny society now these women head out apart. often they sent to women's rights movement, not as audits, march or the mid march and english. this march started in 2018 and over here it has grown insight. now, critics and the cons. okay, to say that audit, march is against islam mac value of focused on if they look at focus on recent history, this is the most controversial and most heavily criticized women's rights move. now, women marchers face dead fight against the patriarchy that exists in pakistan. and that's all

ah, my name is melissa chan, thanks for joining us. taiwan is set to lose yet another diplomatic ally, bringing the number of states that recognize it down to 13. and doris announced the decision with a tweet on social media saying it would establish new ties with the people's republic of china aging. welcome to the move. the chinese communist party has sought to isolate taiwan by convincing countries to switch allegiance. this is a 100, an ambassador to taiwan being summoned to explain the gigantic step. the tongue juris has just taken. the president announced in a tweet that the central american country was ditching taiwan for china. taiwan says honduras is making a big mistake and that bay jing is not to be trusted or the war. you were. the only motivation for china to develop ties with honduras is to limit ty, ones, international space. they have no intention of implementing any partnership that could be beneficial to the people of honduras on juris should seriously reconsider and not fall into china's trap or making wrong decisions and damaging the long standing friendship betwee

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my name is melissa chan in berlin. thanks for watching and see tomorrow. with people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border. families playing on the tags in syria to these correct? only sweetwater, demonstrate people lean extreme drought rough getting 200 people with around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines o. germany is reportedly set to ban wall way and the tea parts from its 5 g networks. as concerns of cyber security threats to critical infrastructure ro all so on the show, the world's largest travel trade show opens in berlin as tourism balances back with a vengeance post pandemic. this is the w business. i'm janelle de milan unwelcome. germany is said to band some chinese supplied components from it's 5 g networks. the band would include components already and use and require operators to dismantle and replace them. that's according to a german newspapers, citing

my name is melissa chan in berlin. thanks for watching and see you tomorrow. with in many countries, education is still a privilege. hummadi is one of the main causes some young children work in mind, troughs instead of going to class others can attend classes only after they finish working with millions of children over the world can't go to school with. we ask why. and because education makes the world more, just make up your own mind. d. w, made for mines. a 100 german must reads on d. w with ah, germany is reportedly set to bound while way and the tea parts from it's 5 g networks. as concerns of cyber security threats to critical infrastructure grow. also on the show, the world's largest travel trade show opens in berlin, as tourism bounces back with a vengeance post pandemic. this is the w business. i'm janelle de malott unwelcome . germany is said to band some chinese supplied components from it's 5 g networks. the band would include components already in use and require operators to dismantle and replace them. that's according to a german newspaper, cit

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nbc's melissa chan has exclusive new reporting on this story. us as well. melissa, i know you've spoken with the sheriff now what did he tell you >> the county sheriff said he's still working on the case and there's nothing to hide. but these remarks come marks after rasheem carter's family says they've been stonewalled and dismissed. october 2nd, rasheem called his mother in a panic to say he was being chased by white men in trucks, and he texted her names of coworkers to look into should anything happen to him that was the last his family heard of him when his remains were found scattered on someone's private property a month later, the sheriff issued a statement almost immediately saying they didn't suspect foul play the sheriff has ruled out coworkers as suspects, saying their device was pinged 100 miles away on the day rasheem went missing even that route, the sheriff described as kind of a last ditch effort so, the families really left thinking something really sinister has happened, and they're really hoping the justice department steps in

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