those kinds of weapons were less available. we wouldn't have a lot of shootings and we certainly wouldn't have the number that i the, i know this our, our team to national russia just close to global corporation. the avoidance of consul initiative as might be the world, the yo yo assembly where the countries foreign minister viola roles also touched on a wide range of topics. court ruled that police can continue collecting people for extra ident to tracks at the border of the base of that estimated phase before they show up for the bay. codification of racism. i don't know the figures in the rental is, but i suppose we are similar like indulgence. 6 of them are illegal immigrants

committed offenses and 100. the health work is in front of facing provocation of a ramp and told in the countries covered health pos system of the 10s of thousands of fig documents are uncovered. ah hello and welcome. this is on seen to national with me you lasha. paula, thanks for joining us. russia foreign minister gala ross address the un general assembly new york on saturday, where he touched on a wide range of international issues including the increasingly polarized nature, world politics all his caleb lopez was following the vents. it's been a big day at the united nations for the russian foreign minister when he spoke to the un general assembly. he talked about the danger of the world. once again,

being divided into blocks and facing a new cold war, he raise awareness of some dangerous moves by the united states in recent months. this is some of what he said in his general assembly address. usually premier, with a fresh example summit of democracies recently suggested by the us administration, whose participants would be determined by washington itself, of course. and by doing that, the u. s. embezzled the right to define the country's compliance with democratic standards. but in fact, this initiative is in the spirit of a cold war, and it declares a new crusade against all those who disagree. this summit will be a step towards a global split and will divide the world by the now prior to addressing the general assembly. the foreign minister of russia held a press conference in which a number of different media outlets were able to ask serious questions and the engage with the foreign minister. now, one issue that came up was jo biden's announcement earlier in the week at the un

general assembly that the united states would never be using force again to overthrow governments. but never would we see unilateral invasions by the united states regime change operation. here is what the russian foreign minister survey lab rob had to say and responds to jo biden's words not well, never say never, we still have the trump administration withdrew from the iranian nuclear deal that was signed under a bomber. and what biden said, from now on the new era of aggressive democracy begins, but it only means that they will use different tools to change things in other countries, in a way that suits the americans best. the so called color revolutions, which have nothing to do with force, but no less the struggle for bands and in light of the latest commitments we would like to see our us partners pledge to give up all regime change activity. you. we also heard the foreign minister comments about international remarks and for trail of the russian state duma election. so here's the commentary he gave on how certain

countries reacted to the vote of the russian people to elect their government. and the 5 years ago when we also held parliamentary elections, no one was making such statements, or at least such categorical ones. i would have remembered them. and what we are seeing now is nothing but an attempt to switch tension from kiev shameful failure to comply with the minutes because of the sites. perhaps it's just a lack of a diplomatic professionalism, because professionals do understand the crime in su is over once and for all so much of what the russian foreign minister has said today has been about global cooperation to tackle the big issues facing the world. however, the russian foreign minister has not been afraid to call out the hypocrisy of countries and bodies that make claims to be working for the same thing, but don't seem to enforce them fairly. and we also heard the russian foreign minister very strongly emphasized the fact that the u. n. was created as

a collective means of addressing global issue than that these collective bodies where all different voices, all different regions are heard, are very, very vital in solving global problems. advanced court has ruled that it's his legal for board guns to stop and track people entering the country on the basis of the affinity. the case was launched by a niger in mind that border police had stopped him on the grounds. the netherlands is invasion. ginza, meaning people entering from other member states, unknown chain. we are required to show that passports and they seem to national, has condensed the latest reading as unconstitutional and law involved. and the case says it could encourage legalize discrimination. this issue is that at least he can still be part of risk profile selection profiles. we think that leads to door open wide or just from a nation and racism. basically,

every time that i'm coming home to my country and that i'm being stopped and the city can play a role, this is basically what the court is saying. and to us is really a shock that's hurling comes in either migration surgeon b e d block. so 115 percent trump in 1st time asylum claims. in the 2nd quarter of the yet the largest increase came from african refugees. and that figure is expected to accelerate in the wake of the tunnel on takeover. and there was also a sharp rise in rivals from syria and pakistan. well, the belgian politician of frank craven and racial equality campaign a lead transfer for bad news on europe. long running refugee dilemma. hey said codification of racism into touch law. how come one decent nationality by ethnicity in the modern world? kind of habit, misty is a category that for mocking our suspicion amongst individuals,

i don't know the figures intervals, but also they are similar. like in belgium, 6 of them. prisoners are illegal immigrants offenses. so it's normal that police and customers look more know why it's if they want to control someone, maybe the blacks, the counselors you think is anger. who is on guard brothers, who are the reason for his problems. i wonder about the general trend across your which is moving to was continuing, which is due to my zation, all common racy stereotypes through racial racial profiling through, through criminal justice systems, holidays indicate se, continued right waiting drift across the world. these groups are there, there are parties who are ethnically left wing and they have their own political parties. so the 1st thing they knew is definitely profile themselves into their own

bar used mazili. so around the world traveling that will have based on their mind as well as their residence, multicultural communities. so we'll have a, an impact on the international reputation of the dutch who are previously saw as progressive in european terms. but increasing me as we see the trend to move right with in your spread even to those most progressive european nations. you should look at your own community. you should look at your own room if they are overrated in they are so much in trying to see that it's quite normal, that they the police and customs and all the, the security measures. a lot of them. when politicians bang the drum about racism, immigration, and the need to be that's also the need to be able to justify racial profiling and discrimination against minorities. it's usually because the government is sell you

seeking to distract that population from more serious not to spend the mix countries luxemburg, belgium and holland are full. we are, we are the smallest than the most countries in the world. if you do like this, then it's maybe the there to link and then finally an end to political correctness and then saying, go, don't come to help them because before we stop, stop giving them money when they come in and let's give them the alls and given the schools getting everything. yeah. and it was before the french authorities say they've uncovered widespread fraud involving co, they'd house passes according to the country's health insurance fund, up to 270 medics of suspected of involvement on that number. just have, have been prosecuted and say 6000 passes have been cancelled. people found to have given out fakes, certificate facing up to 5 years in prison,

and fines of up to 150000 hero. while another discovery carrying such a document that land of sales 3 years in prison plus a $45000.00 euro penalty was spoke with berta, longer than a doctor in paris. and he says the intense pressure on medic, they have prompted some of them to bundle. if it the more i think it will be asleep with the introduction of health passes, mandatory vaccination of nursing stuff, the cancellation of financial compensation for corner bars. there is a risk that a certain number of people who do not want to bader law, tried to circumvented. unfortunately, just like in the general population, their own st. louis, medical workers who are trying to earn money by fortune documents. firstly, it's a criminal prosecution for the documents face, imprisonment of up to 5 years on the final, several 1000 euros after the use of the state document. and of course, even the medical work is in public, hospitals will be relieved that positions if found guilty chemo later. here is a 3rd bank. so the french health service in the past, amongst thousands of stuff,

have been suspended without pay for failing to get vaccinated against kobe 19 berto megabyte. and again, things government policies are overly harsh. unfortunately, public hospitals are now in a difficult situation. this is primarily due to restrictive policies, as well as financial management, and it has been happening for about 20 years. in accounting policy and the financial balance sheets have become the guiding principles in decision making, frequently to the detriment of the medical interests of society, which needs medical care and hospitals. accordingly, the number of beds and stuff has decreased because medical care stuff is the main expense in the hospital. and if you want to save money, you have to reduce the number of stuff the same time the population in france is aging. the need for medical services is growing. the number of destitute migrant persons of no fixed abode is growing. therefore, public hospitals are experiencing an increased load and their resources remain the same for even less. the u. k. husband slammed as new data

shows just how little compensation some families received up to civilian deaths. according to the figures acquired by an anti war charity, a pay or a pay out following one fatality equipped to just over 100 pounds. elsewhere a family received just under $600.00 pounds for the death of that 10 year old son, which is less than just paid a family who love 6 donkeys and it's a sharp contrast to the u. k. where police paid 300000 pounds to the family of a man who died in custody. we've spoken with political unless shall be roughly about whether the conversations are sad. over the last 20. yeah. nearly at 250000 civilians have died in there. i want it back on region and even if you look at the compensation, you know,

going to keep the eyes. and as the reform also said that the fraction of the reality of all he would be have a value. and just to illustrate the point that you may recall, guess that when the sort of rescue what's taking place in cardboard, there was a whole chocolate made which was that chocolate from u. k. to rescue the dog. and don't, don't it seem, had more read you. the he would be and then our sort of parliament tom took a heart, was crying oh translate is being left. the old boat collaborated. the british government has defended the science of its power, saying they are based on legal principles and reflect local customs and practice. and it will activist christ non believes that the government has been at the

forefront of disastrous military intervention. you know, what worries asked is the lessons haven't been learn. boris johnson is continuing to be push a very aggressive intervention. foreign policy, the coast guard will britain really after afghanistan, after iraq, also syria and libya, yemen. they need one to stand these kind of for a minute change mentions of new cause more, more disaster only make the world more unstable, only make the world more volatile. create a great deal of hatred against the western powers amongst large numbers of people and, and it's a policy that has failed and we need to have an accounting of that fact. and we need to have a change of calls in our foreign policy. and that needs to happen rapidly, otherwise we're going to move into really much more dangerous territory. what have

you had actual coming up on the program? we're just going to go before germany federal election. we'll look at some of the obstacles facing the top candidates to replace uncle michael as chancellor. that's after the break. the the ah,

me, you know, life. it's diverse. that's what makes it interesting. when you have a monoculture, it's dangerously monochromatic. like when you have only one strain, a banana and a banana gets sick. and now there's no more bananas because there's no more diversity. the news? ah, this is our scene to national welcome back. on sunday, germany has to the call to answer a big question. he will replace chancellor anglo michael after 16 years at the helm . ah

ah 1000 friday candidates made their last bed to persuade where it is with rallies up and down the most popular nations. the outgoing chancellor hasn't daughter own party candidates on the launch it. but the race is wide open and would be transported from the social democratic party, the greens and the right wing f t, have been mobilizing supporters. and while some e, you politicians have reverted to be found to the familiar russia bashing narrative, claiming russian hackers targeted germany days before the election. attempting to quote interfere in democratic process. also southgate taylors, being taken closer look at the allegations. germany got a lot on its mind. sergeant gas price says

a looming my crisis. a coven economy, climate change, flash floods, and who to trust office? 60 years of only knowing anglo marco. but apparently those are non problems. bunny was mention, no, no, that's a much bigger threat. outta the german government has reliable information on the basis of which goes try to activities can be attributed to cyber actors at the russian state. and specifically russia, g r u military intelligence service. this is a danger to the security of the federal republic of germany and for the process of democratic decision making. and as a severe strain and bilateral relations. even in these uncertain times it seems you can always count on the reliability of russian because of the elected form, a tv stars and broken up unions apparently now they've set their sights on bringing down german democracy. now. historically, be russian. madeline cod hasn't been a huge success when it comes to finding well sufficient evidence to some of what

moved up all those in germany who in the last election was disappointed to find out . but so far we haven't been able to track down any specific russian activity, but they did find a whole bunch of stuff from all right. groups in the us, maybe the same groups, a marketing firm. oh no, that was the white house. so despite a poor track record of pinning the blame on moscow. a given how tight and sensitive bees upcoming elections are in, looks like the heck a cod was just to irresistible for berlin to not play doh for safe measure. it's been combined with another headline grabbing favorite, this information from russia. obviously, there's clearly a huge demand for what russia is selling here among germans. and that by think across the west is deeply concerning. it's clear where this content is coming from . this isn't like a convert information operation where there is some partisan side that russia has spun up. they are somehow out performing most. if not all of the traditional media

outlets. yes, also the channel auto joint isn't big trouble for writing articles. people can want to read, it turns out the b team competition on exploring real issues that concern. real voters is very sinister, and an affair is bid to sway the vote or pissy. it's ex lu, funny how tillman media and physicians are constantly talking about a t interfere. it's a german elections. the problem is that they can explain how we do that. the media prove that claims by quoting german special services, we'll say that way it's a feeling by doing live streams on youtube from africa on a protein. and these are just live streams and real time events, probably the funniest, glean was from the discriminatory. they say that we are interfering by mocking the

claims between interfering accusations of imagining has become a story as all the time. it's only not troll. after all, and trouble brewing. it's always good to have a good man ready to take the hit and the credit in such a tried and tested one such a farm favorite. now, it would be wrong to break with tradition. wouldn't it meddling claims? assigned their plaintive positives in germany's relation with russia not leads the strong or poor between angle americans and russia's ledger person. they've been through a lot together as a deposit decade and a half. and here's some of the highlights. the news

the condo, it's known that the russian president likes to drink german beer and sometimes there is a possibility that we can make exchange. i have also gotten very good smoke to fish . they said everything to each other's face. both had an open interaction, neglect in the common rules of diplomacy. in other words, at times they were turning up the heat. threatened to talk with each other than about each other. you know,

i appreciate it very much. he's a very skilled politician. rates between 11 and yours and i still dream of traveling through russia on the trans siberian railway and this is how the election will work. german viruses don't directly to the chancellor. they elect members of the buddhist stock who will later take a chancellor to lead a coalition government hbo to receive to bonnet papers. the 1st, if for a candidate in the electoral districts, there were $299.00 convictions is across the country. and the 2nd ballad is for a political party, and there are $47.00 of them running for thieves, but only parties with more than 5 percent of the both nationwide can enter parliament. and one of the major forces in this election is the green policy. that

main goal is to combat climate change and develop infrastructure. they are in favor of lloyd migration and the rise in the minimum wage might also supporting a universal basic income. despite approving of germany's may to membership, they stand against nuclear weapons and the greens will top a policies on russia and china, europe correspondence. peter oliver now takes a look at some of the favorites and outsiders in the election. with no clear air referring to anglo merkel when it comes to taking over in the chancellor's office, just behind me, the only real guarantees we have heading into this election when it comes to who will be the next leader of germany, is that it won't be the woman who's headed over the country's government for the best part of the last 16 years. realistically, the next chancellor of germany will be one of the 3 people. each of them know comes with their own issues. the outsider for the top job is green party candidate annalee in a bad book. back in the summer,

her party were polling at the heavy heights of 22 percent. right now they've been pegged back to closer to the mid teens. while there's been no major campaign mistakes, a lot of it's been put down to a general feeling of a lack of experience when it comes to senior political jobs and some questions over the figures that ms. their book has used when it comes to putting forward the green parties, environmental policies. by the year, 2100, the sea level would rise by 7 meters. the sea level will continue to rise for centuries. it could reach around $30.00 to $60.00 centimeters by 2100 even if greenhouse gas emissions sharply reduced. and global warming is limited to well below 2 degrees celsius. then she managed to find a cell for the very german political scandal involving her copying a number of paragraphs into her new book without proper attribution. i take the criticism seriously, looking back,

it would certainly have been better if i had worked with a list of references. statements coming out of the green camp in the last week suggest the realization that they know they're probably not going to win this election unless of course, there's been a cataclysmic failure of polling. however, the greens are set to play a big role and whatever coalition in the ruling germany next is the man from anglo merkel of christian democratic union party, arm, and lush. it has, it's fair to say not has a great election campaign. the leader of the state of north run west farley upset many well being caught on camera laughing and joking around behind the german president. as frank volta shine, my express comes stolen, says to the families of those who had died in this summer's fatal flooding, which struck hard at luscious state. then there was the cringe worthy interview with child journalist after the 12 year olds eviscerated the would be chancellor

over his climate inaction far right elements in his party and even mister lashing function for a cigarette. every now and again, the cd you mans. response was to slam what he called. clearly, koch children, for the interview technique under merkel, has tried to give him her blessing, including during the chancellor's final speech, to them understand that didn't go so well. i mean, the, the, the outgoing chancellor has stood by her mom despite him leading the center right party toward some of their lowest polling figures. in postwar, germany thought brings us on to the pollsters favorite to be the next head of the german government. all our shots of the social democrats shows tactics of things to take a 2nd thought from the old account to one another. to present himself is above all

that. and despite policy policies, almost certainly meaning new taxes, the german people at the final televised debate shoulders with announced the clear when i finished those poll seem more than willing to overlook more than one skeleton in the closet of mister schultz is present. never mind his past. earlier this month, his fine on ministry as well as the justice ministry was rated by prosecutors and made accusations that a financial watchdog intended to catch money laundering was well not doing its job less than a week before the voters. ballad members of the bonus tag were questioning mister schultz as role when it comes to financial mis doings after the g. 20 come x y cod . we have a negative in the end. the 1st time, the history of the state of germany. i don't have an investigation, you are the public prosecutors off against the federal ministry. that's a look through the runners and ride as barring

a major. ready upset it will be one of those 3 who's the next chancellor of germany, to massively over simplify. if i may, if germany were a restaurant, the recipes are going to stay almost the same. they are going to get a new head shift. and it's going to be someone who doesn't have the same cloud in the kitchen and certainly doesn't have the same international recognition piece for all of our, our tea, earl, and found out a news bulletin for this hour. just a reminder, our special coverage of the german elections are runs all. we can't wear the virus and getting away on sunday. you won't miss a thing all the latest on the bottom of the count as well as the reaction right here on our international the ah, ah,

ah, ah ah, ah ah, ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. a very critical time. time to sit down.