london's museum has returned its collection of bronzes to nigeria .y were stolen in the late 1800s by british colonial troops after they invaded the kingdom of benin in whats now nigeria. the artifacts ended up in museums in europe and the united states, but african states have sought their return for decades, but the museum is still keeping hold of hundreds of the statues. we start off with this report. >> a major moment in a long campaign. in 1897, british soldiers stole thousands of finely wrought artifacts like this from the then kingdom of benin in modern-day nigeria. now the museum is returning these six pieces and signing over the ownership of the other pieces in its ownership. >> they can be in the museum for people to see in the context of where they have been looted. it is an important moment for us. >> there are plans for a significant number of artifacts to remain on an extended loan from the nigerian government. >> the resurgence of the black lives matter movement in 2020 leading to concerns about how we accounted for the provenance proje

of course, my general many nigeria is young. nigeria is, are frustrated with the way people over the age of 7080. and even ninety's been handling this country. they find it difficult to relate with these elders. now you know how it is enough. okay. especially if not get away. we are told to respect our elders and people hardly criticize elders, but they see people will be a young man that they can criticize and confront when it needs to be. and that is helping p, toby gather some support on admitted approach. however, that is not the end of the discussion. that serious challenges people will be, seems to be sort of becoming more and more popular with younger voters as well as votes from the south. there is an unwritten agreement by the way, to me because i didn't politicians after every 8 years of power in a particular region in the north for example, after bahati paid blood is 80 is the power power is supposed to ship to the south of the country and peter will be represent that not because he is from the south, but because a lot of people feel that they was hobbled, presented a pres

and alina babbled, hands back beneath bronzes to nigeria. europeans looted the artworks more than a century ago. plus one of germany's last holocaust tribes and 97 year old woman is found guilty of the debts of more than $10000.00 people at a nazi concentration. ah, i'm anthony how we're going to the program? tens of thousands of argentinians are welcoming home their world cup winning football team. you can have take a look at them, live pitches from a bonus bodies where so many people have turned out to see leonor missy and his teammates that they boss has not yet made it to the secret santa as planned. the president has declared a national holiday that might help explain it. argentina fans are still partying 2 days since they side one sunday's final in a penalty shoot. now they debbie is alejandro robasho in born aside. he's told me a bit more about what's happening in the argentinian capital above the controller. see it between people for and against the national holiday to day. here are thousands. may be ww people, it waiting to see their nationality, the war champions that people a gra

muslim part of the nigeria. and this is from november. this is what they had to say about voting in february as live uh what's before, because no, i gets my right choice. that's why i'm what's yes. yes, this is my choice. that's why i'm what's in these them are on your circle we are facing. is that the lead us we have no dear wound give was our choice it when we, if we have voted for our choice. ah, there will be one for optics. always have any opinions about nigerians when it comes to politics, but who is listening to how the election is run, the infrastructure for the elections that that is part of the story and driven actions surely tell us more absolutely the infrastructure, the process itself is based on previous experiences, we're seeing how electrons run in such a stage. i electrons don't call in such an area and then you see snatching speed violence, manipulation, results, and all that. then they go to court and a court declared judgment on these cases. however, the elections this year will be so close b

in what's now nigeria. they were sold to connect us all over europe. more than a 1000 ended up in german museums. now, germany has become the 1st former colonial power to hand them back with the royal. this is the key to our new court version. let us there return is a milestone in nigeria fight to regain its stolen cultural heritage and assigned that owning the wrongs of the past is key to improving the future. with all horrible this into a corner. is she w correspondent flourish trick aura, is in a butcher forest where german 4 minister babcock has started. her nigeria visits this morning harsh. how important is the return of the benign bronze. as for nigeria, the return of the been bronze is, is surely a historical moment, foreign named jerry assa, civically for the benign kingdom. now the benign bronze is for many people from that region is not just art is not just a aesthetics, it's connect them back to their ancestors. for many people in being kingdom, they believe that these are works, connects them back to, you know, the, our roots and so them b

in what's now nigeria. they were sold to collectors all over europe, more than a 1000, ended up in german museums. now, germany has become the 1st former colonial power to hand them back with the royal. this is the key to our new corporation rulers. their return is a milestone in nigeria as fight to regain its stolen cultural heritage and a sign that owning the wrongs of the past is key to improving the future. with all hawkins into a corner by european energy ministers agreed upon to cap gas prices to protect consumers from soaring costs, falling rushes, invasion of ukraine. the deal follows weeks of negotiations showing which germany had locked efforts, fearing disruption to supplies on global markets. the european union has been scrambling to contain soaring natural gas prices since russia's invasion of ukraine in february. after months of deliberations, it has finally delivered with energy ministers agreeing on a price cap come and the deals today's meeting. and then i'm glad to that we have been able t

i just knew things nigeria should be, would be appear in this regard. and it should be something that the government should consider as is looking to see what the criteria might be for joining this growing block. the unfortunate the timing at the moment is not good because not jerry is going into quite quite a difficult selection. difficult in the 10th of it being highly contested between different parties. and so it's unlikely it'll have to depend on what the winning party feels about the direction for that area and it's added foreign policy going forward. but sydney, historically nigeria has been a significant player in the africa space for far more so arguably than south africa in terms of its kind of military might, its, its role in addressing conflicts on the region. and generally, as a superpower, if you like, if it was to be a new government. and jerry, do you think they would support joining books? i think that any, any party that wins election in nigeria will sidney way up as an important decision like this to some extent, i don't think they wo

in what's now nigeria. they were sold to collectors all over europe, more than a 1000, ended up in german museums. now, germany has become the 1st former colonial power to hand them back with the royal. this is the key to our new corporation rulers. their return is a milestone in nigeria is fight to regain its stolen cultural heritage and assigned that owning the wrongs of the past is key to improving the future. with all hawkins into a corner. it was more headlines from around the world. now, when it gets out the un biodiversity summit in montreal, have reached a deal to protect vital ecosystems, safeguarding 30 percent of the world, land and seeds. the agreement also promotes agricultural reforms and provides critical financing to say by our diversity in the developing world. public prosecutors in germany, our invest. i are investigating electric car, make a tesla for operating a factory near berlin without proper authorization. the brandenburg environmental agency filed a criminal complaint against the c

i need to have a good and it would happen it, he said, nigeria more you there. but of that group, don't forget the fact that the most nation of the was ah, walking away from the european and the western countries, especially when you see what is happening now, what china is doing for some form was, china is do so much. john night is the 2nd most biggest economy in the whole of the world. and that is estimated that in the next 20 years that we've been passed, it's west america. and china is doing a lot would indie developing countries and especially africa. if you look at infrastructure development, if you look at the area of commerce, understood them, and you look at volume or treat, you cannot much what's what they, what's the chinese in the, to a united states or in this european countries. and for dots, they looked more attractive that africa was just brought in because of course, you can compare the mentor and come to that african economy technologically the a way ahead of force, digitally be a way ahead of all. so it, it, it, it's, it's a, it's a block of c

in mid inborn new state, ne of nigeria. that's one of the areas that have been ravaged by book who her arm around 3000 residents were displaced and forced to move to the capital of me. do gallery and thanks to efforts are from the u. n. d p. barnstead government and the e u. those communities, some of those communities have been rebuilt and are now able to go back to go back home. now these communities are also part of the lake charge region, which is very, very prone to climate change. and of course, climate change is one of the root causes of some of the conflicts. so we're seeing around the region. how's the security situation there? you say that people have started to return home i'm like a like ruth, we saw there the german minister was there to day in may. the secretary general of the united nations also visited born new. so we've had some high level officials visiting. if anything that is signed a decline is getting a safer. not only that, we've also seen thousands and thousands of books, her arm fighters, surrenderi

in southwestern nigeria, the cities bronze tradition continues to this day. i. when i gay is a bronze caster like his father and grandfather before him. he tells us he's only ever known the benign bronzes from european museum catalogues. how can only get the actual entity while brigitte ducked our jaw buck to billy mickelson, seed ready with clary? what are for, for i was losing rebel or get it on greets? and yes, and what i say that is why, well, good, happy wanted to come back on those opera. the new museum won't be finished for a few years, but already the return of the treasures is a milestone in nigeria as fight to regain at stolen cultural heritage. dw correspondent flourish trick were, i was at the ceremony in the nigerian capital buddha. we asked her what the hand over was like. this was a historic moment, not just for nigeria, but also for germany. he was not just historical. it was also very emotional. i mean, when the minister of foreign minister for germany and i lena bear book was speaking, you could hear audiences, you know, you could hear the voic

germany calls it long overdue, foreign minister and alina burbock, hands back beneath bronzes to nigeria. europeans looted the artworks more than a century ago. ah, i'm ami a niece of welcome to the program. we begin in argentina. we're hundreds of thousands are welcoming home their world cuff winning football team. buenos i raise is flooded with fans wanting to see, you know, messy and his teammates. the streets are so crowded that the team abandoned their bus to her for a helicopter fly over president has declared a national holiday. argentina is still partying. today's after the side, one sunday's final against france and a penalty issued out there they were, the heroes of the nation. a crowd of fans estimated in the millions packed into the streets, hoping to catch a glimpse of leonor messy and his team mates with the world cup trophy. so important was this occasion dodge and tinian that the president declared tuesday a national holiday. and fans are still partying 2 days after their side beat france in a penalty shoot out in sunday's final unfortunately for the massive throng of sup

as to nigeria, europeans lived with the out books more than a century. ah, i'm anthony how'd walk into the program? tens of thousands of argentines are welcoming home their world cup winning football team. i'm going to take a look at some live pitches from one authorities where the excitement is still at favour pitch. as leonor messy and his teammates parade through the city on their return from cat, the president has declared a national holiday for the day. argentina has been putting pretty hard since the side one sunday spinal in a penalty shoot. now they don't believe alejandro. robasho is in bond. saudis told us more about what's happening above the controller sit there between people for and against the national holiday to day. here are thousands, may be ww people. it waiting to see their nationality, the war champions that people are gracie and also appreciate because the organizers of these parade are changing their route every time. so they are moving from one place to another from, from the city. they don't know where is seats, where they can se

well, i think it's, it's a major step nigeria. it's a my major step for germany, for european powers colona powers in general to actually rest it over looted objects. and i think it's very important because germany, who was not the looter, accept a trans national responsibility for the games made for through colonialism. i think that is a principle which, which is very important and will become very important in the future because it says that if you profit from colonialism, even if your own soldiers haven't looted, haven't committed to via violence. you're still responsible and you're still bound to rush, to cute or make good fight. this is an important breakthrough formula channel in a box that today the germany must critically assess it's colonial past and listen to the victims. why hasn't that happened already? well, there is a lot of resistance to accept colonialism as this a racist structural structurally racist violence and crime against humanity which the colonial system was. and even when a book said this, it's, it's, you

germany calls it long overdue, a foreign minister on elena babylon, hands back the mean braun this to nigeria. europeans looted the art works more than a century ago. bringing christmas chair to children in war torn ukraine. saint nicholas leaves his slave behind this year and gets a lift from the national train service ah armico, early to our viewers on p b. s in the united states and all around the world. welcome. we start to day in argentina where hundreds of thousands are welcoming home their world cub winning football team, when as r, as is flooded with fans wanting to see leonor massey and his teammates, the streets are so crowded that the team had to abandon their bus tour for a helicopter, flying over the president has declared a national holiday. argentina is still partying 2 days after the side, one sunday's final against france in a penalty shoot out and dw alejandro rebels. you had joined the parade from the beginning, i asked him whether the excitement remained to add fever pitch. yes, after 8 hours here with the sand of the summer, i was so caught up by the people. is it still t

my day has been stolen out of nigeria. ivan door does shift that back on our shows. are registered with amazon numbers can be tracked, can be located. some of them can be identified in, at where bought some of them are found in, in put out all discharging is tolling what not in has been done. and, you know, imagine i will operate. what is one of you do with him? usually what we do is we export glenwell and import refine problem so important to find product with sort of the diving so that average nigerians can benefit from, from the proceeds of the group. well, the way i thought so, but unfortunately we have a decision because of the shortfall in our group will export nigi. i don't have enough money to continue to subsidize you. so the missile is your district and the subs in, so by them within the subsidy, the private will keep getting a higher and okay, we seem to have some difficulties with the connection. there we've been speaking to nigerian politician, a dummy god. the seconds living on the us government pressured twitter to send so old label some 3 on code 19 a

that news was announced by the palestinian ambassador to nigeria. nigeria has continued to play a crucial role because it is standing firm in support of international law standing firm and supported the palestinian cause. nigeria is also pushing for implementation of the international resolution. i will communicate with different levels of people of nigeria to make sure that they support the move not only from a political level, but other institutions such as human rights institutions and n. jo's to make sure that they collaborate with their counterparts in palestine. the ambassador also emphasized that palestine has once again appeal to the international criminal court. after the israeli prime minister said he would not allow it to investigate the actions of id f soldiers. but we heard from a professor of peace and security in nigeria who says his country's experience in mediation could contribute to a peaceful 2 state solution. i'm sure there was a mistake in the mustang. don't don't die because of the antecedent, often idea in time. so for me, beach, in the confessional, zelacofsky to

well, a digital is alisa tacoma, is in nigeria is economic hub, lake os. he has more and held his apology, was received in west africa where the slave trade began. the apology from the dutch prime minister for his country's role in slavery has clearly raised eyebrows for many here within west africa, which was a major hope for doug slave traders. back in the 17th century, reactions here, especially on social media, suggest that an apology will not be enough to classify a painful part of african history that still affects millions of africans today, generations later through racial violence at economic inequality. because it was therefore bays who were shipped out to work on dodge plantations on and on colonies solely on the basis of sleep label labeled, are still benefiting doug societies and his sentence today. now, the apology has also re ignited the larger debate of responsibility for historical crimes with black slavery been at the heart of that debate. and while so my point to this as perhaps being a 1st step, us ask a 1st step to what exactly reparat

in what's now nigeria. they were sold to collectors all over europe, more than a 1000, ended up in german museums. now, germany has become the 1st former colonial power to hand them back with the royal. this is the key to our new corporation. moodle nurses, their return is a milestone in nigeria fight to regain its stolen cultural heritage and a sign that owning the wrongs of the past is key to improving the future. hawkins into a corner is you are my guess, is the sport now and in case he didn't know it. argentina won the 2022 football wilcock in cutter. the final against any champions, france had, finds the world over on the edge of their seats as it went 1st, 2 extra time, and then 2, a penalty shoot out in a match that was truly an instant. classic lee anal messy, opened the scoring early on after argentina were awarded a penalty and not long afterwards, it was unhealthy. maria doubled the lead for the south americans in the 36th minutes. the game seemed over until with just 10 minutes to go. killian an

i'm coming to you and you're here in nigeria. actually want to set you up with a bit of a package from out to 0 reporter mohammed address. he did this, he was showing kind of children who have been in boca rom camps and they're receiving this kind of psychological support. after the camps, it was run this clip born and raised quarter. i'm cams, these children are experiencing for the 1st time what it means to be a child. oh, they're part of the 6000 victims and family members of bull caught on fighters who send it to nigerians. the georgia forces in the past few months after a few weeks of psychological support, those helping them are surprised by the rapid trustful mission. they see. you see a lot of them coming into desert space thinking very distress thinking hungry. what alpha weeks of engagement. oh, because me and give them full theme one sometimes depending on how we see there wasn't a b, c and all of that. so we offer the engagement, you see a lot of changes, you see them interacting better. you see them taking leadership

in what's now nigeria. they were sold to connect us all over europe. more than a 1000 ended up in german museums. now, germany has become the 1st former colonial power to hand them back with the royal. this is the key to our new court version. let us there return is a milestone in nigeria fight to regain its stolen cultural heritage and assigned that owning the wrongs of the past is key to improving the future with all hawkins into a corner in a my not participants of the you and by diversity summit in montreal have struck an important deal to protect nature. the agreement is the most significant, if it get to protect vital ecosystems, safeguarding 30 percent of the world's land and sea deal also promotes agricultural reforms and provides critical financing to say by diversity in the developing world a. but let's get more from d. w reporter beatrice christopher model. so beatrice, a 190 countries, have struck the deal to protect bought diversity. the agreement is being hailed as historic. why is it so significant? all experts are saying that this might

the move is the culmination of a deal find earlier this year between nigeria and germany. after years of negotiations at the ceremony in july, german foreign minister and a lena bear, bach promised to right the wrongs of the past. it was wrong to take the bronze horses. it was wrong to keep them to keep them for 120 years. but do you want this occasion to be more than just the fleeting moment? we wanted to asha in a new era of corporation between our 2 countries because looking back is one thing, but we are here as politicians as society to build together the future. the bronzes were looted by british soldiers in 1897 from the ruling palace of the kingdom of benning in what's now nigeria. they were sold to connect as all over europe, more than a 1000, ended up in german museums. now germany has become the 1st former colonial power to hand them back with who wrote this is the key to our new corporation. moodle nurses, their return is a milestone in nigeria is fight to regain its stolen cultural heritage and a sign that owning the wrongs of the past is key to improving the f

bronze statues will be exhibitors and you museum as being built and benign city and south west a nigeria. the cities bronze tradition continues to this day. i when i say is a bronze caster like his father and grandfather before him. he tells us he's only ever known the benign bronzes from european museum catalogs. i'll come over to get the actual dc. what brigitte ducks are job buck to be me. nicholson, see ready with glenwood up for what i was producing. you will get on greets and yes, that's what i that's why right? well good help you wanted to come back on. i was offering the new museum won't be finished for a few years, but already the return of the treasures is a milestone in nigeria. fight to regain at stolen cultural heritage. i'm here are some other stories making headlines around the world today. an earthquake has shaken northern california and damaged buildings and roads and left tens of thousands without power. the quake haven't near ferndale around 200 miles north west of san francisco. the major crack of the road. a german court has convicted a 97 year old former secretary o

as to nigeria, europeans looted the outwards more than a century ago. also law mike has called for criminal charges against donald trump over the january 6th storming of the u. s. capital and the football world cup champions returned home to a hero's welcome. these are my pitches from bon saturdays, nyesha crowds whiting felina, my c at his teammates, to parade through the argentinian capital. the president is excited. he's declared a national holiday. ah, i'm anthony. how'd walk into the program? milly? 80 years since the crimes were committed, a he in germany has convicted a 97 year old woman in connection with the murder of more than 10000 people in a nazi concentration camp. the former type is that the short half camp was given a 2 years suspended sentence. she was just 18 when the work began. the judge said it would be one of the last trials related to nazi concentration camps. this report begins with the testimony from a holocaust survivor. israel delay i wanted to live in, i did not want to die as well. it was easy to die and it was harder to lay

as to nigeria, europeans looted the artworks more than a century ago and lawmakers called for criminal charges against donald trump over the january 6th storming of the u. s. cap. ah m anthony howard, welcome to the program. argentinians are giving their football team a heroes welcome. as they returned home with the world cup. you're looking now at live pitches from one a. saudis, where excitement is naturally at fever pitch for afraid by little messy. and his teammates, the president, has declared a national holiday for the occasion. argentina has been in a party mood naturally since it aside one sunday's final in a penalty shoot ass. now we can go to the devil is alejandro robasho in born a saudi snell. alejandro the parade is just about to start. do your best. didn't describe the level of excitement there. well, the china is 100 percent, a or $110.00 or $200.00. all the people are growing. gree is shouting, singing their us. they were, they were singing 90 minutes fur a match during the work up. and now they're walking from one part to another because they'd be organizational crease

and berlin also infected abuja green ideas it is nigeria that plays a key regional role in the germanstrategy 2060 nigerian media ask why we are the colony of the german empire was cameroon the germans answer that they came to apologize for the british, the head of germany personally returned the benin bronze to nigeria thousands of artifacts that europeans took away and took away to themselves. at the end of the 19th century, germany is having a hard time with its colonial past. today we we return what the british invaders looted and sold in europe. that's just to give everything at once, berlin is not ready yet in july, burbak handed over the first five figurines to nigeria. today it’s already a thousand, and on the next visit it promises already 50 million, but already euros for the reconstruction of nigerian cities destroyed by boka haram militants and as a guarantee that nigeria will not let its oil in, china harvesting lasts several months, the first batches are sent to the open air , as soon as the cold sets in and insects disappear, and the secret of cooking mountain delicacy

as to nigeria, europeans looted the outwith more than a century ago. plus one of germany's last holocaust trials and 97 year old woman is found guilty over the deaths of more than $10000.00 people at a nazi concentration camp. ah m. anthony howard walk into the program. tens of thousands of argentinians are welcoming bo coming home that world cup, wedding football team. we're going to take you to some live pitches now from one assad is where excitement is it fever pitch, as lena murphy and his teammates parade through the city. on the return from cutoff, the president has declared and no holiday for the occasion. argentina has been party since the side one sunday final in a penalty shootout. now dw, alejandro blasio is in bonus ladies and he's back for more excitements and must be at a fever pitch. tell us what is like in the city where you are right now. above the controller see is there between people for and against the national holiday. today, here are thousands, may be ww people. it waiting to see that nationality and the war champions that people

that news was actually announced by the palestinian ambassador to nigeria. nigeria has continued to play a crucial role because it is stunning firm in support of international law standing firm and supported the palestinian cause. nigeria is also pushing for implementation of the international resolution. i will communicate with different levels of people of nigeria to make sure that they support the move not only from a political level, but other institutions such as human rights institutions and n. jo's to make sure that they collaborate with their counterparts in palestine. where they invested are also emphasized that of palestine has one second appeal to the international criminal court after the israeli prime minister said that he wouldn't allow the un to investigate actions of either f soldiers or we heard from major political professor in a nigeria who says his country's experience in mediation could contribute to a peaceful 2 state solution. i'm so because i'm mistaken, must have done that because i'm down to the dental and i do in terms of mediation in context of conflict. we di

s. nigeria operations. although african officials denied involvements enough, incidents, nigerian researcher from human rights watch says that washington's unwillingness to provide clarity is troubling. pant against failure to provide information and documents to determine possible u. s. involvement in, in a strike that took manny civilian lives in northern nigeria. does not bode well for the u. s. government's expressed can make mental transparency and accountability. it sounds a worrisome message, that at minimum, the defense department isn't willing to engage on an issue affecting countless lives. and may even reflect an attempt to evade responsibility for those killed in the air strikes had been fleeing the conflicts. in ne, in nigeria, where the government's fighting militants, nigerian officials have expressed regrets of the attack. a local correspondence brings us more 5 years ago and none geron military, a strike, it's a civilian comp in the board at all. no. for ron, 180 kilometers from middlebury,

s. involvement in a strike that took manny civilian lives in northern nigeria. does not bode well for the u. s. government's expressed commitment at transparency and accountability. it sounds worrisome message that at minimum, the defense department isn't willing to engage on an issue affecting countless lives. and may even reflect an attempt to evade responsibility with those killed in the strikes had been fleeing the conflicts in ne, in nigeria, where the government's fighting militants. nigerian officials have expressed regrets of the attack. a local correspondence brings us more details 5 years ago and one geron military. a strike hits the civilian camp in the border town of around 180 kilometers from maple cree, claiming the life of at least 115 people, including children and humanitarian walkers. the pentecost called one investigation into the u. s. military involvement in the atrocity has drawn reaction from middle green residents, navy and sally should it to. but she, this investigation is very cute because we have ways for so long to know what happens.

a technology is allowed for you access to nigeria and music through streaming platforms. the test, the nigeria says the royalties paid to artists and other copyright holders is expected to increase to move in to full team $1000000.00 by next year. grating considerable revenue for the economy. this collaboration by produce a full keys went viral and was streamed more than 70000000 times. social media has made toward see how beautiful niger and music, or forbids. and order generators gotten from niger is actually nice.

but as i'm talking to you know, almost 500002 several 100005 day by day he's been stolen out of nigeria. most of our lives told him in collaboration with to put him back on us. and this boy is finding its way into european and american ports. you know, and is shutting our didn't is 14 down on our income and make you live much more difficult. ford nigeria. fortunately a to me, i think the issue is going to really not going to be that would force in 2023. taiwan has decided to extend its mandatory military service from 4 months to one year starting in 2024. that's as china began ramping up, its military activity in the taiwan strait over the weekend. just days after the u . s. authorized a massive security assistance package to the island. china sent over 70 war plains and 7 ships toward taiwan in 24 hours on monday. in a show, a 4th taiwan official say it was the largest air incursion. to date, though no sirens were sounded that's after beijing condemned the u. s. decision to provide $10000000000.00 and security assistance that i pay the bite in administration labeled the chinese drills

s. congress on america alleged well in a 2017 as strike in nigeria. they came to more than a 100 civilian lives. in september the u. s. secretary of defense was given 90 days to reveal details of the as tried, but not the deadline has now passed. the intercept news that website suggests that the unwillingness to respond may be an indication of guilt. the formerly secret african document obtained by the intercept suggests that the u. s. may have launched this rare internal investigation because it secretly provided intelligence or other support to the nigerian armed forces who carried out the deadly strike. according to the documents seen by the intercept to us africa commands lower, say, secret investigation just days off the attack on a refugee camp. the document calls the as strike an example of us nigerian operations. although i for calm officials, denied involvement in the incident. and i do read and research from human rights watch, say washington's on willingness to provide clarity is troubling. bound to guns, failure to provide information and

my day has been stolen out of nigeria. it won't door this shift that but on our shoals, are registered with amazon numbers can be tracked, can be located. some of them can be identified in adware bought. some of them are found in, in put out all discharging is tolling what not in have been done? not, you know, don't have enough money to continue to subsidies. you sort of miss always your district subs in. so by then we're going to subsidy the private world, keep getting a higher the head of the private u. s. military with their trains. ukrainian traits has slammed the country as corrupt when admitting he only helps captain to so called global norms fighting against russia. and as president andrew melbourne, made a revelation, stealing a casual into the post on line. it's a corrupt of society. the lead in a saw not. i'm no big fan of ukraine. it's not about ukraine. we're not like i have to have you ukraine flank tied to my bag, but i'm not. oh my god, ukraine. so awesome. no, because it's i understand that plenty of people

we met up with a couple of filmmakers from nigeria and they talk to us about what motivates them. my person, i want to wish as i just to be able to portray people that look like me. i sound like i can relate to leon my struggles. i can learn more about my ancestors about apology, etc. i think it's priceless. missy oguchi belongs to a new generation of nigeria and filmmakers, a famous afro jazz singer and songwriter. she also co founded creal animation studios based it lay gus, one of her 1st films at her satchel, tells the methodological story of to brother is a bachelor and of do to walk. and the creation of earth and human kind. niecy helped record the singing parts herself. producer ferdinand id me fee also favors authentic content in a modern package. apart from games, the team in lake us also develops animation movies to show a more realistic perspective of africa. i think it's very important for our because to tell our stories because i want to know i was very rental to buy all working for us. right now we have the, we have the conference or we have the capacity for this new

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in africa, nigeria saw the worst floods in more than the decade. and by the end of the year, se australia was in the midst of its 4th major flooding event. with sidney, having a sweaty steer on record, the world miss roger can organization's says the tell tale signs and impacts of climate change by becoming more dramatic and we greenhouse gas is continuing to rise. after reaching record levels last year, the frequency and force of severe weather events are expected to be even more extreme in the future. ah. and let's take you through some of the headlines here. now da 0 now on kong is lifting almost all his remaining cov 19 restrictions. it'll cancel social distancing rules, quarantines and p. c. r tests for arrivals. the changes will take effect on thursday. set to reopen. it's borders with mainland china next month. florence louis has more from hong kong, hong kong leader, john lee said that he is confident that hong kong will be able to cope. and he gave several reasons for this. one is the relatively high vaccination rate in hong kong . and he

our t speaks with concern citizens in nigeria. now that the president knows that small arms end to the region, he should do something about it. because we don't want more killings, we just want to list a scope. i live close to the like chat basin and with what i've heard, it's not safe living there because some who traveled there had to escape because of insecurity. oklahoma, attack them with just after 7 pm here in moscow, and you're watching r t international. i am your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. now we start this news hour with the latest from the don boss region. at least 3 people have been killed and 5 more wounded after ukrainian forces shelled civilian areas in the danielle people's republic. that's according to local authorities. a warning you may find the following videos, disturbing. officials say key of forces have launched dozens of artillery shells including those supplied from nato states against civilian areas since friday morning, a number of residential buildings and shops were also damaged in th

i'm not visited, also nigeria, and wanted to extinguish new approaches to relationships. i had to do with pipelines, guys on group oil supplies, but i didn't know. i think it was, it was not successful. it wasn't positive. and i simply means that, i mean russia were to remain strong. i, like i said, remember, just the way you have saudi be leading open member countries. russia is the one lead, all the non open member countries that should be taken care of. i mean, i shouldn't be noted well, oil gas experts, zach bhalla. thank you very much for your thoughts today on that price cup and rushes response to it's been a pleasure talking on the program. thank you. find you in the news, the head of a private u. s. military group that trains ukrainian soldiers has labeled the country corrupt . and he's also said that ukrainian fighters have killed russian prisoners of war. they say corrupt of society, the let you know, so i'm not, i'm not a big fan of ukraine. it's not about ukraine. we're not like, i have to have, you know, you ukraine flank tied to my bag, but i'm not, oh my go

but they're reese in nigeria, they're really a lot of mental pressure. and like, you know, word over it affects the men more than the women because most men don't like to talk about their mental issues, you know, lower rate. right. and why did you said that? because we actually have a we can come back, i know you had more to say there, but we have a video comment from someone in the stream community. they sent us into us. the name is eddie kamani. they're about as far away in the cotton as i get from you there in kenya on the other side. and he is a mental health awareness advocate here. check this out. to achieve the best possible mental health. i wish to share my pass. my journey have landed that you cannot ignore you wish once over manian 40th class on this off. as for africa and mental health, i believe that governments and institutions and workspaces should fund more mental health programs. the solution lies in integrating mental health within the overall health care system and workspaces. and as africans, as individuals, out like us to suit mental