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connotates of this starts people courteous on t w. the world's biggest democracy at work nine hundred million people in india start casting their vote where they provide a second term to prime minister narendra modi and here's a vicious economic agenda also coming up the world bank says the world needs to stop depending on fossil fuels so why is it lending money to build the world's biggest oil refinery and. welcome to the program. the biggest election in history has started in india nine hundred million people are eligible to cast their vote with prime minister narendra modi and this hindu nationalist party could as favorites mr modi was swept into power in twenty fourteen on promises of more jobs and a stronger economy but his first period in office has had its shares of blemish g.d.p. growth in india has been strong indeed in twenty eight hundred india's gross domestic product grew by seven point three per cent making india the fastest growing economy in the world but it is not enough creating jobs and employment currently stands at

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accept this starts people earlier on t w. you're watching d.w. news coming up on the program less than a week before the first ballots are cast in india as election voters are pumped who's ahead in the polls and what are the big issues one thing people will hear from our correspondent in delhi plus. two tough perhaps impossible choices repatriation relocation it's an uncertain future for millions in bangladesh we get the un's view from the deputy high commissioner for refugees. and care for some top org eat with your coffee will take you to a cafe in bangkok where you can order a side of canine cuteness. i'm melissa chan welcome to the program it's good to have you with us we start in india which is now less than a week away from kicking off the biggest election in global history starting next thursday around nine hundred million voters will be casting ballots over a six week period commentators are calling it a referendum on prime minister narendra modi and his hindu nationalist government he's leading in key polls but some issues have dented hi

w. small klinsmann to be changed to suit the people making it possible to go to africa fantastic right. as they set out to safe. learn from one another. and work together for a better future. is out. in sixty minutes long t w. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian i'll be challenging those in college asking tough questions demanding ourselves. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with kid players on the ground in the stands as a. gushing through the rhetoric holding the fossil to account facts the conflict zone. conflict zone with tim sebastian song t w. story so that people the world over t.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. in. welcome to global three thousand. today we visit afghanistan where forty years of war terror and oppression left the country's women deeply traumatized. we go to georgia where a techno club is at the heart of a struggle for the soul of the nation. but first we head to siberia where the growing chinese.

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eearly 30 people have been displaced here w are told by prince george's officials. i spoke with the redross a few minutes ago. they are still working to figure out if they need to open a shelter. hey're serving dinner to families still here on the ground, but as it stands, it's going to be a while before these folks are able to get back into their homes. i'm tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> thankfully they got out of hurt. and no one was thank you, tracee. >>> a quiet nghborhood shattered by violence leaving a mother and father with serious injuries. they were stabbed inside their home on sweet pea court this morning. police say the suspect is their own son. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver is live in the neighborhood this afternoon where detectives have spent much of this day. david, what do we know about this? >> well, pat, several hours into this investigation here wed are an detectives are still on scene. they've got the tape up here. it's aay breezy d down there, that's the focus, that row home. investigators going in and out cont

started people twenty six. w. . the from. the world bank says we need to stop depending on fossil fuels. lending so much money to nigeria to build the biggest oil refinery on the globe. and. suspends classes across the country. protests. to business africa's richest man just found a way of getting even richer. is building the world's biggest oil refinery in nigeria and he's got the backing of the world bank itself itself as a champion of green energy it has been funneling twice as much money into fossil fuels in africa. over the past five years this project is just one example as funny reports. we receive rare access to these gigantic construction site. the man behind it. asked to meet a diverse fourteen point one billion us dollars on the construction site. reporting to various international contractors china is one of them the space below the screen offers prefer spite from the burning sun. it's easy to get lost temporary street this is one of the biggest. the world today and tomorrow this is supposed to be the location of