i am. this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin the former head of european football team he has been detained by police in france is being held in connection with an investigation into the awarding of the 2021 cup soccer tournament to the garden state of. also coming up former egyptian president mohamed morsi is tight security after you suddenly collapsed and died during a court session in cairo his muslim brotherhood organization says he was the fascinated and is calling for protests. and do facebook and finance go

together the social media companies expected to present its new crypto currency today giving traditional payment systems a run for their money. without shima for you if a president michel platini has been detained in connection with an investigation into the award of the 2022 suckled world cup to qatar in 2010 and platini is being held for questioning by french authorities at the anticorruption office outside paris the decision to award the tournament was highly controversial that he has originally said he was going to vote for the us and then changed his mind after a meeting with the loo. off the god stage.

jonathan. says welcome jonathan 1st of all how significant is this development but this is a very made to develop a very significant development i think in a story that's never really going away because ever since guitar was awarded the 2020 world cup back in 2010 there's been this shadow of alleged corruption hanging over it michel platini was one of the people as we said who voted for sitting on thief is that his executive committee at the time the team is a legend or french football he was the way for president the head of european football's governing body back then so he had a vote he was even tipped actually to replace 10 feet for president sepp blatter before the pez down for in 2015 so he really is a big fish a big fish into this now about the investigation what's going on well beyond his detention we don't really know too much at this stage as you said he's been taken

to this and he corruption office west of paris that story 1st reported by the french out of maybe a pot has now been confirmed by friends to just thirty's but because it's going investigation they really concept say too much more at this stage we're yet to hear from platini zoya pezzini has consistently denied any wrongdoing what we do know is that french authorities have been investigating the bidding process into the 20182022 world cups looking at things like corruption and influence peddling also detained. former sports advice that's you then french president nicolas sarkozy and his right hand man for america right how many pro gay all have been taken in for questioning but as a witness and i understand that the investigators are particularly interested in the meeting that he had back in 2010 what happened there's always been a lot of intrigue platini choice to vote for. back in 2010 the meeting as you

mentioned was held in secret in paris just before it was hosted by then president nicolas sarkozy platini was present say was the then crown prince of qatar who is now the enemy and now basically platini had promised sepp blatter according to step back so that he was going to vote for the united states there was this gentleman's agreement platini that according to blast the road back on that promise. now he's denied it was because sarkozy told him to specifically platini himself has admitted he knew it was probably the right thing that he should be doing but jumping back in 2017 feet was old an investigation found no corruption in the bidding to a so what's changed yet this is the report finally released in 2017 said there was no evidence of improper activity by the team in that it did if they didn't quite meet the standards required but alongside this fee for investigation we also have other judicial investigations the french $1.00 this one we know the f.b.i.

in the united states is also looking into fee for because the decision to award could sell this woman has always raised eyebrows temperatures in the summer reach 50 degrees hardly ideal for playing football and the woman has now been pushed to the winter i think the questions about kids have never gone away and this is the latest development in this long story and we have to see where this investigation goes jonathan came from says thank you very much. let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world hong kong's chief executive apologized for handling of a controversial exhibition bill at a press conference said she regretted failing to connect with young people but she stopped short of resigning and refused to say whether the bill would be permanently . risky operations underway in southwestern china following an earthquake that killed at least 12 people the 6.0 magnitude quake and a mile the aftershock rocked parts of sichuan province late on monday more than 120

to 120 people were injured. a new zealand court has sentenced christchurch businessman to 21 months in prison for sharing a video of the massacre. at one of the city's mosques said philip ops had committed a hate crime the video had been recorded by the gunman who killed 51 people in march in a terrorist attack. he wanted to introduce for the use of its autobahns. violates antidiscrimination it was due to come into effect next year and what it applied to nonresidents using the autobahn austria had filed a lawsuit to stop the. formal education president mohamed morsi has been buried in the capital cairo a day after his sudden death morsi song said authorities had refused to allow the

former leader to be buried in his hometown suffered a heart attack in court and died later his muslim brotherhood has been blamed had believed put conditions in the prison being held since 2013 human rights groups including on this international are calling for an independent investigation. moment music came to power fall and be out of spring protests that's the reason in 2011 here's a look back at his. politics. 7 years ago in 2012 mohammed morsi became egypt's 1st democratically elected president the. member of the muslim brotherhood which has since been outlawed morsi won 51 percent of the vote his election followed the arab spring uprising which still the end of a 30 year rule under previous president hosni mubarak who morsi promised to

head a government for all egyptians. but dissatisfaction quickly grew prompting huge protests against him but many were angry about the muslim brotherhood's influence on politics and believed most he had failed to deliver on his promises. after just one year in office morsi was ousted in a military takeover led by egypt's current president abdel fattah el-sisi. mosi was immediately arrested and remained behind bars until his death he was serving a life sentence related to the killing of protesters in 2012 demonstrations and he was facing at least 6 other trials his supporters say the charges against him were politically motivated and that he was being mistreated and denied medical treatment whilst in prison the muslim brotherhood has blamed the egyptian government for his

death. turkish president resurrect tired ad one paid tribute to morsi while also condemning president r.c.c. . you see the rest our brother morsi our martyrs soul and peace with. the more christian executed nearly 50 egyptians and the west has remained silent says. meanwhile egypt's chief prosecutor has released a statement saying medical experts will determine the cause of most estab seemingly so sudden in the courtroom on monday and earlier we spoke to correspond with my cousin in cairo and i asked her how people in egypt are reacting to mohamed morsi is death she remembered that this man was extremely controversial and divisive. he was a freedom of democracy as a symbol of freedom and democracy he represented

a time in our resolute that had operated underground for many many years to others he was an enemy of the state and will remain that way and probably will remain that way for them. against opponents including the people currently in power this stands and treat it as a difficult but somewhat uncontroversial event. and you know his eyes or excuse me an era as this man was a criminal who died in prison some of his supporters or even other political figures from across the political spectrum in egypt do you feel that his death was unfortunately somewhat inevitable given the lack of poor treatment sees me given the treatment that he was suffering from his ongoing medical conditions while in prison and they say that his his death was essentially symbolic of the treatment of political prisoners in egypt today.

turning now to syria where government forces backed by russian air strikes have intensified their offensive in the country's last province. dozens of people have been killed over the last few months an estimated 3000000 people living. according to u.n. figures 1100000 of them are internally displaced refugees many live in overcrowded camps the. humanitarian catastrophe in the province and we spoke to one. who's been living in such a camp with his family for 2 years have a look. for the big. giving birth and this clinic men are not allowed to enter the pediatric ward it's one of the few places pregnant women can go. after 10 hours of waiting the moment has finally arrived so boss wife has given birth to a boy mahmoud. the proud father can hardly believe his luck he sends the 1st

snapshot of the newborn to all his friends and relatives. we came here to northern syria say my wife could safely deliver her child i'll stay here until tomorrow then we'll bring our baby to our hut favor. but a bleak existence with no prospects awaits the family there the camp in italy offers refuge to 800000 people they come from across syria fleeing assad's bombs now their strategy here and the country's last rebel held enclave they have a vague hope for some security. there are practically no jobs there's not enough food water or medicine. and his loved ones have already lived in the camp for 2 years 4 people in a simple room with tarps there's no protection from the heat his daughters suffers

from bronchitis but no one can help here they prefer to go back home to hama but that's simply impossible. we can't go back because there's permanent fighting bombing and shooting 2 and whenever we tried to return there were grenade attacks and barrel bombs. families from across it hope to get a little help in the clinic one of the few medical centers that has not been destroyed by bombing. 126 children are treated here every day but the clinic has long been unable to treat all of them it lacks doctors and medicine newborns in particular are quickly released and do not receive the protection and the care they urgently need. on fortunately the newborns often live in tents and barracks instead of houses and their parents often bring them back to the clinic in

very poor condition after just a couple of days because they're living situation is so bad. i think that's a bad son mahmoud could also share his mother's still weak herself after giving birth the newborn is extremely vulnerable and uncertain future awaits him and syria's last rebel stronghold. and iran's president hassan rouhani has said that there and will not war against any nation he was speaking after the u.s. announced it was sending an additional $1000.00 troops to the region in response to what it calls a threat by iran it also comes as fair and says it's about to violate the nuclear accord it signed with the international community in 2015 the u.s. has released new images it says proves iran was behind the bombing of 2 oil tankers in the gulf last week iran has rejected these guys allegations categorically. these

are the new images that the u.s. says proves iran was behind the attacks on 2 oil tankers last thursday in the gulf of oman on it the u.s. claims an unexploded mine was being removed from one of the tankers to hide evidence in iran denies any involvement the u.s. says that its new deployment includes security forces and troops for additional surveillance and intelligence gathering in the region american observers believe this escalation is aimed at deterring iran and calming allies worried that transit through key shipping lanes could be in jeopardy. with iran has announced it will soon breach limits on how much enriching uranium it can stockpile under the international nuclear deal it's signed in 2015 it also says it will be able to make weapons grade uranium last year u.s. president donald trump pulled the u.s. out of the deal and reimposed economic sanctions on iran and even though the americans withdrew from the deal they still want iran to comply with the

restrictions. we have made it very clear that this president came into office in this instance secretary there that we will not tolerate a non the in iran obtaining a nuclear weapon full stop. the european union and the un have called for caution regarding actions based on the attack on the 2 oil tankers implement the deal. that can facebook take cryptocurrency mainstream the largest social network is reportedly unveiling the digital calling it bans to roll out next year to poland say it could revolutionize digital payments under the single streamlined currency the project is according to media reports over a dozen invest in and govern the currency like moffitt god vodafone and now this group is supposedly one of control off the concept from facebook itself the coin will be banks to a basket of global concious like the dollar and the euro to shield it from the

fluctuation that has hit bitcoin will it catch on facebook bets the scale off the social network and its services with $2400000000.00 monthly users with forge a new marketplace for streamlined purchases and exchanges so let's talk about this story is big news let me down draw in x. but to talk about this story i'm joined by shot and he is head of marketing at lisk chain app platform so it's almost a lot of big claims but is it a good idea to put facebook in charge of your finances yeah it's actually very big news i think this is a big move coming from one of the well the biggest social media platform in the world and i think the sort of partnership list and there are collaborating with very big companies all around the world and the reason why to do this is most likely to mine more user data to get more insight in our purchasing behavior maybe

additional revenue stream and all this gives them extra power i think for the use of the platform like what's up and instagram it will increase the user experience but from one it's very angle i'm not yet sure if this is the way to. go we separated church from state back in the days and i think would be coined we are separating the money from the state and i think we should also keep big tech companies separate from money as well this is it is it giving facebook too much fuss some people already warning that facebook with its market is now becoming something like a private central bank is that the same. in broad terms i definitely think this is the underlying thought of facebook. think that. it's way more compared to central banking and traditional banking then and then it is compared to bits going i think that you see with apple pay google pay some soon pay apple collaborating with goldman sachs on a credit card you see that moves. big tech companies are moving to defend space.

and i think traditional banks really have to ask themselves how they're going to compete with those big tech firms in the future you see with the stock prices really as an a very old time low so again i want to explain this that would you use facebook's a trip to concept would you use leave your next that well i mean the facebook ecosystem so i'm using facebook i'm using whatsapp so if this gives user experience improvements paying back coffee over what's up for example i definitely think i will use it but i will not use it to store my celery and i also will not convert my bitcoins into their leave recording because i still have to trust facebook in contrast to be it's going to what would this mean for the cryptic kind of landscape well in general think it is it's a good thing to the pio of the cryptocurrency space getting it only increase the think we've seen increasing awareness and making people more familiar with a crypto wallets. i don't think really how i would summarize it as

a stepping stone to the real decent for life for the cure and she's in the future likeliest for example and it's going and you can see already that microsoft build an identity protocol on top of bitcoin and the c.e.o. of twitter called it a native cure and sealed the internet so it's going he's there to stay just like other keep their currencies as as it is quite fascinating thank you very much so much shotton you work your head of marketing at this thank you for sharing your expertise at that feel. now for something different a european decision on whether to start talks with north macedonia and albania until. germany's europe minister michael roth says the time time is there to assess the requests by the 2 countries officials have suggested north macedonia should be rewarded for settling a name dispute with neighboring greece but albania chances of membership in the balkan states is considered want the most corrupt countries in europe bribes in the

construction business for example a base as our correspondent. reports from the capital. biggest developers. want to talk about the issue that's crippling his business government corruption. the buildings that lined the streets of tirana seem normal but they have a dark side in order to get the building permits officials here often ask for bribes. this rooftop ever belongs to a building where according to fraud financing and licensing were done by the book that's a tough road to take in albania. in 2006 he became known for publicly accusing the administration of. the officials had wanted a payoff. i had to get a construction permission for piece of land and multi-story construction is very

good someone came to me and asked before the bright and i told him i would give you 1000000 euro's but let me start the building because you were take this 1000000 and then you will tell me that i would have this permission he said no he wanted in advance. of any. up to 90 percent of profits from building projects in albania or pocketed by government employees but it's not the big industries that suffer the most. i'll bet on the last who is worried about the small businesses like this gift shop that he represents. over the last few years more than 1000 of them had to close the head of albania small business association said most of them simply couldn't afford greasing palms and nobody is there to protect them. ya know. you can count the times these corrupt inspectors have been convicted on just one hand and then i will state it. most of the time they aren't afraid to total to

ask for a bribe. because nobody punishes them. or sends them to jail when they openly ask for a payoff. there is nothing worse than having to give them your monthly profits as a bribe newcomer case a group. should be in the upper you don't know about. the people here in the justice ministry denied any involvement the minister herself says she is actively fighting corruption with a reform of the justice system that is part of the e.u. accession process perhaps it is not just a talent of being it's a talent of all countries even a few working countries and we have done some good steps but of course that we have to do more because the corruption it's not. that you can kill in one day.

most people in albania however are far less confident. you can see this current political class went out of the job and yet into the european union because if it and to see e.u. the same what happened i think gracious the moment crazy and they use the prime minister went to china and here all the political class from 1992 until now they all deserve to go to jail if they suck the youthful should mine. with illicit funds flowing steadily and no change in sight albania's prospects of becoming a part of the european union any time soon are diminishing one bride at a time. in basketball celebrations for the new n.b.a. champions the toronto raptors wellmont by gunshots that left 4 people wounded the shots and fans running for cover in the city's main square police say 3 people were arrested around 2000000 people turned out to cheer on the raptors who were

celebrating if 1st ever n.b.a. title it beat the golden state warriors in the finals to become the 1st canadian team to clinch the championship. to women's football 9 at the once come germany have one group b. ahead of spain and china which also advance to the knockout stage this after a resoundingly 4 nil victory over south africa. germany power the pressure on south africa from the get go and force an early corner melanie lloyd post-up the ball over the line for the open up. in germany told by ana by on his defense apart again and again and extended their lead on 28 minutes saturday bits gifted the 1st 2nd of the tournament. and it was 3 just before the break outs in alexandra park city her team into half time with smiles on their faces. they didn't wait long to score

after the restart you know mcgrew with the rebound to make it for. the 1st part. and then julia given how the ball in the back of the net but both efforts were ruled offside for until the final score was germany when their group and remain unbeaten in the world cup group stage game since 1995 south africa at home pointless. in group b. at the women's front cover norway joined hosts france in qualifying for the last 16 after a $21.00 win over south korea the celts koreans and eliminate $195.00 champions no way were awarded a very early penalty and bring back our langley and johnson slotted home and. the opening song the spa she was then followed just after half time as south korea conceded another penalty hans and that was substituted with injury so it's have been hello san checked off to school. that's it for me i'm touchy monday news chin

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