not gong to w.'s november focus. this is deja news live from berlin the german chancellor angela merkel says her country will not expose oms to saudi arabia in the wake of journalist jamal khashoggi she calls on three odds to provide officers and ses those responsible for his state must be held accountable also coming up. donald trump say's he's pulling

the u.s. out of an historic treaty banning a wide range of nuclear weapons you say it's because of russian violations moscow calls the move a closed dangerous. and as a far right groups in the brain it's called anniversary in the german city of dresden twice as many counter-demonstrators saying no to xenophobia calling for inclusion and respect. i'm christine one welcome to the program saudi arabia's foreign minister has called the killing of dissident in this jamal khashoggi a huge and grave mistake adel also told us cost of fox news that those responsible would be held accountable saudi authorities have saved she died in a fistfight in the country's consulate in istanbul. now belen paris and london have

issued a joint statement demanding that saudi arabia clarifies the circumstances off the geneva stay with for the first time german chancellor angela merkel said that she backs a freeze on sales to the kingdom. first we condemn this act in the strongest terms so there is an urgent need to clarify what happened this issue is far from having been cleared out and those responsible are still not held accountable. and so i agree with all those who say that the already limited arms exports can continue in the situation we are currently and. all right for more now on the political correspondent kate brady is joining me now in studio kate so saudi arabia is the second biggest by of german arms we know that not even begin in conflicts has been a deterrent in terms of their relationship do you think that this is going to be

the final stroll has certainly is looking that way in saudi arabia when it comes to germany's arms exports is quite an exception there is in fact a part in included in the current coalition government contract which states that germany would not export any arms to countries involved in the yemen conflict with the exception of any deals that were made before this coalition was formed earlier this year but it does seem with the kind of rhetoric that we're hearing from merkel and other cabinet members including the german foreign minister it does seem that this could indeed be the final straw all right so we now have from saudi arabia the riyadh sais that he is did die in a fistfight inside its consulate in istanbul they've said that the crown prince mohammed bin silent knew nothing about that germany and other western powers they've not quite bought into that heavy they certainly haven't and already just over the weekend we've heard now a joint statement from germany from. the u.k.

demanding an urgent clarification of exactly what happened and until that they are demanding that the explanation needs to be backed by credible facts and so we can expect i think to see more action and more coordinated action in response to what's going on right now merkel's already said today as well that she would continue to be in contact with her international partners when it comes to a coordinated response let's talk about the relationship between germany and saudi arabia going forward what's likely to develop in that regard well it really is quite interesting that german and saudi arabian diplomatic ties only really thought . just earlier this year and germany and saudi arabia returned that ambassador and just in september they had actually gone through some long months of rather for frosty relations due to some comments made by the former german foreign minister

and so all of that work to rebuild could now be we could see that actually forming flats now that the of course it was actually the former foreign minister gabriele who made some comments which was interpreted as criticism of saudi arabia an interference in lebanese affairs and so but it's now the current foreign minister who has been working in recent months to rebuild that relationship with saudi arabia but if the response that we see now from saudi arabia isn't to the satisfaction of merkel and other western european powers we could see that relationship deteriorate and once again right. political correspondent kate brady thank you for your insights u.s. president donald trump has told reporters that the u.s. will unilaterally pull out of a nuclear arms agreement with russia the landmark intermediate range nuclear forces

trees he was negotiated more than thirty years ago by then president ronald reagan and soviet leader mikhail gorbachev it bans nuclear and conventional missiles with ranges of five hundred fifty five hundred kilometers this trump accused russia of violating the pact something most denies. this is what the drama is about medium range nuclear ballistic missiles that have been on a self-imposed by the u.s. and russia since the end of the one nine hundred eighty s. that may be about to change u.s. authorities believe russia may have developed weapon systems like these in breach of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty. we're not going to let them violate a nuclear agreement they go out and do weapons and we're not allowed to wear the ones that have stayed in the agreement and we bonded greatly but russia is not fortunately on to the agreement so we're going to terminate it we're going to pull

out. the kremlin has denied trumps allegations saying it has not produced any missiles that are prohibited by the i.n.f. treaty the prospect of a unilateral u.s. withdrawal has caused shock in moscow. as russia has taken trump's announcement very seriously various officials today have been warning of the danger of such a decision and of the serious consequences that it could have the i.n.f. treaty was seen as a major breakthrough in nuclear security when it was ratified by former soviet president mikhail gorbachev and u.s. president ronald reagan in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven it came after a tense period of confrontation in the heart of europe. with very short flight times nuclear annihilation of european capitals was only five to fifteen minutes away trump has said the us will start developing these capabilities again if russia and china don't agree to stop have to develop those weapons unless russia comes to

us and china comes to us and they all come to us and they say let's really get smart and let's none of us develop those weapons china is not a signatory of the pact and has been investing heavily in land based missiles now some observers fear it could be joined by russia and the u.s. in a new arms race. gorbachev warned on sunday of the dangers of a political roll back and read nuclearize ation. now some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump stays cool if being made to stop the progress of thousands of one doing migrants making their way to the u.s. border he says they have to apply for asylum in mexico and if they turn to the u.s. will turn them away the group crossed into mexico from guatemala over the weekend. eighteen people have been killed and more than one hundred seventy injured after a train derailed in northeastern taiwan some of the carriages overturned in the

crash which occurred when the cars randolf the tracks on a bend near a station investigators are still examining the cause of the accident. rebels have killed at least fourteen civilians and abducted at least dozens others in the eastern city of binny in the democratic republic of congo the militia violence in the area has hampered if it's to contain an ebola outbreak which has already killed more than one hundred and fifty people. thousands of people took to the streets of dresden on sunday in rival marches the anti islam and anti immigrant movement sin a brace of its fourth anniversary as a larger crowds joined counted demonstrations in the eastern german city figure or other because it has helped the rise of the far right party which placed third in germany's parliamentary elections last year. fearne open

minded to. some ten thousand people marched through the eastern german city calling for love not hate inclusion and respect the state of saxony is premie i also took part in the protest. on our minds ladies and gentlemen it's up to us to make our country open minded and friendly so that children and young people feel welcome here so that people from other regions can choose to come here and i'm glad to see so many people here today who want exactly that just too much was you know. they came together in defiance of another rally that of the immigrant piggy to movement. is the acronym for pottery arctic europeans against the islam isolation of the west. the banas warning the german chancellor that today is the number but the group is marking the fourth anniversary of its founding.

in twenty fourteen it held its first so-called evening stroll through to. support for its regular rallies swell during the migration crisis but its momentum appears to be fizzling out picky eaters rally on sunday with five thousand people off by the counter demonstrations many residents are tired of the city being linked to the far right. people of those at the far right rallies for at present. many people think equals lives and that's just not the case. not this your stuff needs to stop here and mike beautiful city. organizers say it's the first year different groups joined forces to oppose. gun store it's really great for us we've worked once this for years to overcome political differences and to be united on this one. it means you saw in fog across nights of. these

activists united in their rejection of xenophobia and racism. violence and delays caused by take legal issues continue tomorrow gun is done second day off the actions more than fifty people were killed in nearly two hundred attacks across the country during the weekend despite the violence large turnout was expected and did come through. for the second day in a row long queues formed outside polling stations in the afghan capital some people waited for hours to cast their vote although doing so cost dozens of people their lives on saturday. on the first day of voting militants launched deadly attacks in at least ten provinces but in a country where elections when possible for years even the threat of death wasn't enough to stop citizens from exercising their democratic rights the afghan president was full of pride. that the afghans didn't only show their enemies that

they wouldn't surrender to any threats or warnings they also showed the world that they will only accept democracy in their country. but again there were problems with the voting process devices used to identify voters didn't work and there were reports of election materials being incomplete or missing entirely but it was our mayor did and we came here to vote yesterday but there were many irregularities the biometric system failed and there weren't enough workers at the polling center we are all here to vote again today but everything is very slow i know that but then in. the afghan government has promised to investigate all complaints but the credibility of this election is increasingly being questioned according to the national electoral commission almost one hundred fifty polling stations remain shut on sunday.

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the depths of the ocean near antarctica known as the headless chicken monster kind of observers have called it the dream of all the spanish dons that it's actually a deep sea. cucumber and a species that spends most of its time close to the sea floor. here watching the news live from berlin wall coming up the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the naysayers news of him and information around the clock that's on our website dot com thank you for joining us. why. isn't it time for a good. go at africa people and projects that are changing no one environment for the. drugs to be good or for. lives of.

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