this is news coming to you live from berlin another cease fire in the caucasus communities. for more fighting over the disputed region of. weeks of conflict which has killed hundreds. also in the program we are not afraid people across. the history teacher beheaded last week. he was killed for discussing called. mohammad with his

class. plus. socialist candidate. is expected to win the country's presidential election with. first point of the season on the board but they're still. good to have you with us there being clashes between armenia and azerbaijan despite a humanitarian ceasefire agreed last saturday in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region both sides accused each other by leaving the agreement just hours after it came into force it was the 2nd attempt at armistice in a week hundreds have died and thousands have been displaced since fighting flared

last month over the territory. from the front line but not far enough. a makeshift shrine in a residential district of ganja. a community torn apart. as if they were my friends and close acquaintances you can't grasp just how much my heart is bleeding. at least 13 people died here in azerbaijan 2nd biggest city on saturday back who accuses armenia of launching the attack death and despair in the corner carabao to a ceasefire announced by the 2 sides after saturday's deadly attack in ganja proved short lived and fighting resumed soon afterwards the disputed region has been controlled by separatist ethnic armenians since 1994 but it remains an

internationally recognized part of azerbaijan. armenia denies any involvement in the ganja or attack and accuses backer of continuing to shell heavily populated areas and cite nagorno-karabakh. this man and schuster says these are a very rockets forever so we are respecting the ceasefire but are we as a by johnny's respecting it where is the ceasefire don't look they're firing sure she is full of these rockets this is prohibited ammunition. as tensions between azerbaijan and armenia escalate fears are growing that russia and turkey could be drawn into a regional war. let's bring in. who is in the gun joe that's the 2nd city yulia once again the truce between armenia and azerbaijan has been broken what more can you tell us. the fighting

has continued despite as you mentioned a new ceasefire agreement despite calls from around the world to stop and what we're seeing once again is armenia and azerbaijan blaming each other for breaching that deal i'm in gunja it's home to more than 300000 people real for ready we've already seen some images in the report him missing leveled several homes here in this residential area on saturday you also mentioned that send what you can see there right behind me are several buildings old to 2 level buildings basically who were reduced to rubble as you can see. according to the official information we have 13 people were killed here including

2 children teenage girl and a baby the authorities both in armenia and in azerbaijan are denying that there are deliberately targeting civilians but residential areas like this one have increasingly come on there are shelling now you can see the destruction here all around. just shows you even though gunfire is really far away from the from line it shows you that it's civilians who are paying a very heavy price here for this war in any car armed conflict of course it's very difficult to verify the claims being made by. what's your experience trying to cover this. we are not moving around here independently we have been given access we have been allowed to come here to azerbaijan by the authorities in baquba they have set up an infrastructure for

media for international journalists to cover this crisis to cover their side of the conflict we have been assigned a driver and a contact affiliated with the government they are accompanying us all the time wherever we go to. this is so they say for our own safety and security but it also limits what we can see what we hear and what we can report on in general i have the impression that it's nearly impossible to get an objective point of view on this conflict from both sides because this is not just a war in the battlefield it's also a war of words and a war of perceptions we're seeing a lot of claims and denials to dismissals accusations counter accusations are being traded so it's very difficult to get to the truth armenia and azerbaijan have been locked in this mainly frozen conflicts over nagorno-karabakh for decades are people in jail where you are concerned that this fighting that we're seeing now put

escalate into all out war. well many people have left this area but those who still stay in come here are visibly under shock there is pain there is grief but there's also a lot of anger many here are openly blaming the armenian military for deliberately targeting civilians and they say they expect their government to retaliate now add to this the history decades of mistrust between the 2 countries and a firm belief here among the population in azerbaijan that this piece of land is rightfully theirs has been right for the this for nearly 30 years so many tell us they see this as a chance to retake this piece of land there is also no sign of backing down on the political lever level here in azerbaijan so from where i'm standing now here this latest ceasefire the truce doesn't seem to be turning things into a more peaceful direction. thank you very much for your reporting and for bringing

us up to date there that was. reporting from. hugh. police in france say they've searched dozens of homes belonging to islamist militants the raids are in connection with last week's beheading of a teacher in paris so he had used cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad to teach students about freedom of expression a suspect was shot dead shortly after by police on sunday people across france took to the streets in parties memory. thousands of people came to the plaster live after bleak in paris to show their solidarity with slain teacher samuel patten it was here where large groups also gathered following the 2015 charlie hebdo attacks . but today people will sign saying just say no or i am a teacher. many came here to grave but also to protest they felt compelled to speak

out in support of the teacher and freedom of speech. we're here to defend the republic liberty equality for turning and secularism but it was not just in paris communities came together across the country to remember the 47 year old teacher. yet they said secularism must be the unshakable foundation of our society for that is what allows us to live together we will not allow it to be attacked. but that. we will continue our work when the school year and classes resume we will return to teach without fear because it is not students who committed this crime but it was a young person who obviously was not a student and failed to understand anything as. the. party was on his way home from school when he was attacked shortly after police

surrounded the suspect and ordered him to drop his weapon. authorities say they opened fire on the suspect after you attacked police. francis said to hold further national tributes for the victim in the coming days. joining me now from paris is de w's lisa louis lisa tell us more about the rallies and tributes taking place across france in connection with this case well there were tens of thousands of people taking to the streets to say you we are defending our culture secularism in front of tara people from all kinds of backgrounds came together a political ministers across put issues across the political spectrum hand paris the prime minister participated in the march and said you know we are not afraid we

are standing united they obviously match more tributes planned in the coming days and not one national hommage planned this wednesday by the government most people in the student these demonstrations were wearing masks but obviously the as you know the situation when it comes to coronavirus in the country country is getting more dire and this just shows how important it was for many to turn out despite the virus this turn of course has shocked the country what more do we know about the attacker. well the police officer is still looking into his background but we know that he was born in moscow in 2002 of chechen originally came to france when he was 8 years old and then was granted the state status of asylum french media also report that apparently 20172018 he had been

at a boxing club in toulouse that is known to be close to the islam is seen by don't see what's really interesting and what will be interesting to see is how these 11 people that are currently in police custody are connected to this and knew about his plans really you know these 11 people include some family members friends but also at the father of the girl who went to that class by the teacher and who then that father then posted a video online and that video online that really caused a lot of reaction and we believe calls the attacker to attack the teacher a few days back you mentioned the french prime minister joined one of those rallies how is the government dealing with the situation in policy terms. well the government really wants to show that it will react they are now talking

about maybe a deck to a new door on secularism that was published a few weeks back and and strengthening it read that law is supposed to better control his ations that might be close to islamist to the islamist scene and also train the country's own in moms that are for now often coming from countries such as turkey and mark morocco and algeria there's also talk about strengthening laws to better control hate speech online and the interior minister has said that the country would soon expelled tonight and $31.00 farnaz immigrants without a legal status here in france that are known to be reactive lysa the government really wants to show that it is reacting and taking matters into its hand lisa thank you very much for bringing us up to date there that was the w's lisa lewis in perth. to thailand where pro-democracy protests are continuing in the capital bangkok as despite government attempts to quash the demonstrations on sunday tens

of thousands defied the ban on gatherings imposed by authorities the protesters are demanding fresh elections a new constitution and reforms to the monarchy people across the country have been showing their support for the youth led. more on the latest protest i'm joined now by philip sure well a journalist for the sunday times in bangkok thanks for being with us philip a number of protest leaders have been arrested but that doesn't seem to have had much of an effect on the demonstrations hansen. nothing so far has had much of an effect except to galvanize protesters and increase the numbers the government must weak issued introduce a state of decree that a state of emergency sorry that's what we're supposed to fund the governance of 5 people they went in heavily on friday night with water cannons and right police they've arrested leaders and the process of just been growing one of the things the

protests alernative protesters are learning is the sort of hong kong chopsticks of leaderless approach that conducting a lot of their organizational line today they're actually having a vote on line as to whether to hold protests or whether to take or take a day off and all this is part of keeping the police on their own on edge and really not giving the many heads up as to what their plans are until just shortly before people actually can birch how worried are authorities about the situation. they are very worried and they're very surprised that the measures they've taken so far have not had any effect apart from as i mentioned apparently to increase support for the protesters the government is led by former generals who staged a coup in 2014 although they are now in government under a elected system and they are you know used to people following their orders what they're doing now is switching the battle for them they're trying to go online they

are saying that media companies that publish material that is deemed to threaten national security or you still chaos. they will have. they could have their operations closed down there was a center looking at social media communications of many many protesters thousands tens of thousands of protesters and they will use that as the basis for prosecutions to show that people have been turning up the protests and indeed under the state of emergency any any communication any news report that is the to threaten the stability of the country could leave people subject to prosecution so it's very feeble time is a very tense time and there is no sign of that any of these measures so far decreasing the intensity of the justice of the protests phil thank you very much journalist philip charles of the sunday times in bangkok some of the other stories making headlines around the world today protesters and police clashed in chile's capital on sunday as thousands mark the anniversary of last year's mass protest

police deployed water cannon and tear gas to disperse protesters in santiago the demonstration took place under strict police surveillance in an effort to prevent rioting. polls have closed in guinea following the mostly calm day of voting despite fears of an upcoming electoral dispute the incumbent president alpha condé is seeking a controversial 3rd term after months of anti-government protests. and check police in the capital prague made numerous rest after protesters attacked officers during a demonstration against coronavirus restrictions at least 20 people were injured the czech republic is closed bars and restaurants and banned sports events in an attempt to rein in a 2nd surge in new infections. and here's some of the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic global cases have passed 40000000 now according to

a tally by other news agencies reuters experts say true numbers of infections and it's may be much higher poland plans to set up a field hospital at the national stadium in warsaw as it faces a health system overload other european countries including belgium switzerland and italy are also tightening restrictions as cases continue to rise and south africa's health minister and his wife have tested positive for the virus they say they are quarantining at home and chief palestinian negotiator side erekat is in intensive care in an israeli hospital after his condition worsened he tested positive for corona virus earlier this month. full livia's socialist candidate louise say is expected to win the country's presidential election without a runoff and exit poll showed our say had more than 52 percent of the vote more than 20 percentage points above his closest rival centrist carlos mencia are say is widely seen as heir to the country's longtime former president evo morales who

resigned and fled the country after last year's ballot. celt could take days but louise and his socialist party have already claimed victory based on the exit poll cyclists is i want to of course congratulate the believe in people. we have taken in fairly important step forward today. it was a. move it was we have recovered democracy. and recovered hard ready. let's bring in. it is good to see you so what is our say referring to when he talks about bringing back democracy well we can't detach this whole process from the figure of every

moralist the former president he came to power in 2006 and was very fond of being the president of bolivia that's why he tried to stay in power through constitutional change 1st he tried to do a referendum he lost the referendum but then he tried to force it or actually successfully enforce a constitutional change through the judiciary system and the majority in parliament so he could be reelected this is what happened last year he actually won that election but there are severe allegations that the election was not completely clean and that is why this revolution started in bolivia if you will or at least very intense protests and that forced. opposition party to actually came to power to come to power and to take on the government of this interim government that bolivia has right now so when the candidate of evill morales party at least talks about recovering democracy he is talking about the return of the party over what i

was to the government in bolivia which he legitimately of course considers the true political movement that should run the country ok us a has come through this election with the over 50 percent of the vote we are told if his victory is confirmed what would that mean for the country well it will mean the return of the socialist party to the government let's not forget that even though bolivians probably said no to have a model is they did not say no to the socialist project of the country and the figure of us if we look at him is also very important he was the economy minister for the majority of the government of able more. so that means he will continue the policies that very successfully let the bolivian economy grow and that also benefited the indigenous communities which are crucial of course to the country's culture and economy as well. is an exile he wants to come back his party is looks like it's going to be back in power could. return that is the big question the

current government said that what i was will definitely not return to the country even if the socialist party wins the election now of course this will be a stress test for the whole system in bolivia not only of course the democracy which now appears to have had a clean and fair process but especially the judiciary system will there be a proper investigation about what happened in the election if there was fraud and will there be an independent power of deciding whether what i just can return to the country or not that is what we are just about to see terry very interesting good to see you thanks for being with us javier get this. well here in europe many countries have brought in new restrictions to counter a 2nd wave of coronavirus complicating matters is the change in weather with cold and flu season on the way here in germany this year's rollout of the flu injection

is serving as a test run for an eventual coronavirus vaccine. little pinprick that protects against the flu and helps make sure the health system won't be overwhelmed doctors . spread flu outbreak alongside a new wave of covert 19. flu vaccinations is higher this year than usual. scared and that means that they are much more willing to get vaccinated. a flu jab is usually recommended for those over 60 pregnant women people with preexisting conditions and medical workers but this year of the vaccination is available to everyone who wants one. german health minister says anyone who wants to have themselves and their children vaccinated should and can do so but if everyone in germany decides to get a flu jab there won't be enough of the vaccine to go round. if we just vaccinate

anyone who wants the done it's quite possible that the people who really need it may not be able to get a vaccine at all in the end would be ethically and medically wrong. to avoid that outcome the vaccination commission recommends that high risk patients be vaccinated 1st than the rest of the population germany has never used up all its available vaccines nevertheless this year the flu vaccination will serve as a test run for an eventual corona vaccination. learn how a covert $1000.00 vaccination program might work from how influenza vaccinations go this year we'll probably vaccinate the same risk groups 1st will have much less of the vaccine at 1st compared to the influenza vaccine so we'll probably have to vaccinate gradually starting with those who need it most and this was. you can see the flu vaccine as a kind of test for the population. the states and the medical profession are hoping to learn valuable lessons from this year's flu season and how to prioritize future

vaccinations. has start to the bonus league campaign has been less than impressive with 3 defeats from their 1st 3 games coach manuel was desperate for his side of pick up even a point against when you were in berlin on sunday and they did just that in a scrappy clash that ended one. concern faces have only won one bundesliga match in 2020 and that was last season manuel biome in charge of only his 2nd game. after a goalless opening half it looked bleak for the home side. making it one with it's perfect in the 55th minute. to head back substitute. beating his mark is to have the ball and i saw it

for a side that was sitting bottom of the table going into this weekend's auction. both sides held on to end the game in a one all draw shaka have now gone $21.00 this league matches with victory. in sunday's early game and missed the chance to go 2nd in the table after drawing at cologne frankfurt were leading half time thanks to under silva's penalty but the home side hit back in the 2nd half with andre jute as ali who does goal was enough for cologne to earn their 1st points of the season one all the final score. and just reminder the top stories we're following for you here today on. armenia and azerbaijan are trading blame for the breakdown of another ceasefire there's been continued fighting for the last 3 weeks over the disputed region of the car hundreds have been killed. and an exit poll shows the living is 10 it is so so.

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