the kremlin is rejecting accusations that russia is responsible for the poisoning of alexina valmy germany says that it has unequivocal proof that another truck nerve agent was used on the opposition figure he's being treated in berlin russia's prime minister is in better roost meeting with president alexander lukashenko who's faced weeks of protests against his rule russia has vowed to send police forces into baylor reuss if needed lebanon's army says it's more than 4 tons of ammonium nitrate at beirut port the same highly explosive material that caused the blast there last month on the engine is are in the process of securing it afghanistan's government says that has freed nearly all taliban prisoners in the run up to peace talks user starts in cats about 400 prisoners were awaiting released a study and france though objects the 7 remaining inmates being freed now those are the headlines more you see here. is inside story next. his zimbabwe we've been seeing policy and then see if the government is offering to tone down to wanting to call the forced off their properties 20 years ago but

the kremlin is rejecting accusations that russia is responsible for the poisoning of alexina valmy germany says it has an equivocal proof he was poisoned with another chocolate nerve agent he is being treated in berlin and russia's prime minister mikhail is in belarus meeting president alexander lukashenko who has faced weeks of protests against his rule. coronavirus news now and india has recorded the world's biggest single day rise in new infections more than 83000 cases reported on wednesday which is the 3rd time this week the number is above 80000 the u.s. held the previous single day record of 77 thousands thousands of health care workers in south africa demanding more protection from covert 99 better pay a demonstration in pretoria was called on thursday by the country's biggest health workers union it says p.p.a. personal protective equipment is in short supply and hospital managers a failing to follow safety protocols south africa is africa's hardest hit nation more than 630000 cases and over 14000 deaths here is a minute with more from pretoria. a few dozen protesters have gathere

moscow are both demanding answers over the alleged poisoning of russian opposition figures alexina valmy germany says it's handed over all its data on the case to the global chemical weapons watchdog or that russia which is a member of the o p c w says nothing's been received yet jacqueline berger got more details earlier from correspondent a double quarter. just seems like this political dispute over the alleged poisoning of alec saying of all me is entering its next chapter germany's handing over the evidence it claims to have to the o.p.c. w in the kremlin has already said it's not happy about it. it looks like. but it's not. it's not the case. germany is having trouble sharing the information with us we have no idea what 300 over to the w. so this is basically the essence of what's been going on over the last couple weeks berlin saying they've established than a volley was poisoned and demanding that russia investigate while at the same time moscow is asking to see that that alleged evidence and which they actually needed to open a criminal investigation if there needs to be one and they're

continuing to miles on russia over the alleged nerve agent poisoning of prominent opposition figure alexina valmy germany says it's a refutable was used against him oscar though has called on pearl into openly share its findings the u.s. president on trump also says he hasn't yet seen proof that i don't know exactly what happened i think it's it's tragic it's terrible that shouldn't happen we haven't had any proof yet but i will take a look there have been international calls for transparency from russia in an investigation into what happened to alexina valmy the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has said moscow has nothing to hide when it comes to mist in the found me he says russia is still waiting though for requests for information to be . sure. commented on this and said we have nothing to hide the soon as alex in the valley fell ill the plane was grounded and necessary measures were me julie taken this soon as he was transported to germany and those who were demanding information from russia went silent and did not demand anything from berlin this is all following the same old scenario where y

the kremlin is rejecting accusations that russia is responsible for the poisoning of alexina valmy germany says that it has unequivocal proof that another truck nerve agent was used on the opposition figure he's being treated in berlin russia's prime minister is in better roots meeting with president alexander lukashenko who's faced weeks of protests against his rule russia has vowed to send police forces into baylor reuss if needed lebanon's army says it's found more than 4 tons of ammonium nitrate at beirut port the same highly explosive material that caused the blast there last month on the engine is are in the process of securing it afghanistan's government says that it's freed nearly all taliban prisoners in the run up to peace talks user starts in cats all 400 prisoners were awaiting released a study and france 2 objects the 7 remaining inmates being freed those are the headlines more you see here. is inside story next. his zimbabwe we've seen. the government he's going to turn down to. forced off their properties 20 years ago but is this enough to resolve one of those divisive polic

and the kremlin is rejecting out accusations that russia is responsible for the poisoning of alexina valmy germany says that it has unequivocal proof that. a nerve agent was used on the opposition figure is now being treated in the. libyans in the city of misrata of voting for the next municipal leaders other cities are also planning elections despite the pandemic and the shaky cease fire nationwide elections aren't being held in areas controlled by the ward connerly for half the this rather played a major role in the un recognized government's campaign to drive halftones forces out of western libya al-jazeera manic trainer is there and says the voting has been going smoothly. this is the 2nd center that i've personally visited today and it seems to be going well i mean once once residents answer into the poles they're forced to wear face masks they have to sanitize their hands and i have to say people are really happy i mean we've spoken to many people and they're excited that you know they have the freedom to vote they said this is what the revolution was in 2011 for so that they can choose thei

falls in a vicious circle as germany demands russia or investigate what happened to opposition activist alexina valmy moscow in turn calls on berlin to share its data germany sends it straight to the global chemical weapons watchdog instead. and the e.u. threatens legal action against britain if it goes ahead with legislation that would override the brics it divorce deal the british government says it won't back down despite earlier admitting that the bill would.

cooperate with an international investigation into what happened to kremlin kremlin critic alexina valmy doctors in germany when the valley is being treated said say that he was poisoned with a soviet era nerve agent for russia's government says that it has no evidence of any crime laurence leamer reports the russian government insists its had nothing to do with the poisoning of the arch critic of president putin alexina valley the state's hasn't opened a criminal investigation despite the valley apparently being poisoned inside russia by a weapons grade nerve agent novacek which is only produced in russia in the latest exercise in banging their heads against a wall in the valleys legal team went to court in moscow accusing russian investigators of not doing anything to the surprise of nobody their case was thrown out still they said they would keep trying to mothers of it was possible that it comes to that we will appeal this decision at the moscow city caught and you will also ask the following activity be illegal the failure to consider the claim if we did to her to check definitive launch a criminal ca

russia says germany is stalling the probe into the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy by holding back crucial data moscow's envoy to the global chemical weapons watchdog talked. through deliberately delaying the process the impeded the completion of the preliminary inquiry in russia that was held in order to ascertain whether there is an offense or not. frenchman's voice their anger over the government's tough new coronavirus restrictions saying they were never consulted. and the pentagon is accused of spending up to a $1000000000.00 of coronavirus funds on military gear instead. the international from moscow money is called and bright with a well headline news this hour a 1st for you russia is accusing germany of using various pretext to withhold information on the alexina valmy case the russian opposition figure had recently came out of a coma in berlin where he's being treated for suspected poisoning moscow's permanent representative to the global chemical weapons watchdogs told r.t. that all requests but they have so far been denied. the russian federation has been waiting for ans

in berlin alongside the swedish prime minister stefan levin briefly touching on alexina valmy and saying that how germany would respond to russia depended on russia right now and how it responds to those allegations that came out on wednesday as it stands moscow is far from happy with berlin at the moment in the way that that announcement on wednesday was made what we've heard from the head of the fact that a press conference was called before the russian ambassador had been summoned to the foreign office before. being told that this was going to be this announcement was going to be made so to. have the russian ambassador said that once he was summoned to the the foreign ministry he wasn't given any facts about the allegations being made now the kremlin spokesperson to me to the press golf has said on thursday essentially they can't comment on what they haven't seen in relation to the the evidence to back up the claims that alexei navalny was poisoned using a novacek nerve agent while the foreign ministry in moscow has accused berlin of what it called make a phone diplomacy. i would be very cautious when

russia says germany is stalling the probe into the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy by holding back crucial data. to the global chemical weapons watchdog talks to r.t. . through deliberately delaying the process the impeded the completion of the preliminary inquiry in russia that was held in order to ascertain whether there is an offense or not. voiced their anger over the government's tough new coronavirus restrictions saying they were never consulted. on the pentagon's accused of spending up to a $1000000000.00 of coronavirus foreign so military gear we gave the public reaction. to the words. part of being an american. on thursday here in moscow welcome to world news from r.t. international russia's accusing germany of using various pretexts to withhold information on the election about in the case of the russian opposition figurehead recently came out of a coma way he's being treated for an alleged poisoning and moscow's permanent representative to the global chemical weapons watchdog says all requests for data have so far been denied he's been speaking with r.t. . the russian fe

response to germany's claims that alexina valmy was poisoned will be discussed sanctions have been talked about as a potential outcome from that parliamentary session however rushed. said should sanctions be placed on them over this then there would be a response just following on with this story russian investigators have been interviewing people who came into contact with alexina volley just before he fell sick police say they wanted to speak to 6 people to reach 5 of them but the 6th apparently fled to germany an r t correspondent raised the issue at a government news conference in berlin. not by any. the russian foreign ministry said the regarding the incident with novotny they were able to interview people accompany him except for one the same marine a pitcher who avoided giving evidence by flying to germany which she went on her own not with novotny does the federal government knows that marina picture is in germany and how do you view her decision to avoid being interviewed by the russian investigators to do some folks out there in mind that's i cannot tell you anything about this

'd germany says russian opposition leader alexina valmy was poisoned with a soviet era chemical nerve agent. but i must ask you ted this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up on trial in paris 14 accused of helping gunmen attack the french magazine which caused outrage by pup.

pressure to resign following last month's disputed election germany says it does not recognise president russian opposition leader alexina valmy has been discharged from a hospital in germany where he was treated for poisoning doctors say he was struck by the nerve agent novacek last month there's uncertainty in malaysia after opposition leader and what abraham said he had a strong majority to form a new government but prime minister may have seen is called on to prove it and insists he remains the rightful leader. chinese tech giant huawei is calling on the u.s. to rethink its trade restrictions the mobile phone makers blocked from buying any chips made with u.s. tunnel technology over suspicions the chinese government is using the network for spying 380 whales have died on this train island state of tasmania in the worst stranding the country's ever seen in the 500 pilot whales beached on the state's west coast around 30 were moved into the sea but several swam into shore again those are your headlines i'll be back with the news after turn you to out 0 world. keeping law and order is a primary function of any state. when pro

well russia has reacted to claims from germany that alexina valmy was poisoned with a novacek nerve agent both the foreign ministry in moscow and the embassy the russian embassy here in berlin have criticized the announcement. what we do but that only in liverpool if there is any day doubt we will work it there is no data there are only statements amounting to megaphone diplomacy because there voiced by a foreign ministry that many were waiting to hear what the doctors had to say diversion doctors in arms share their conclusions with the public and provided facts and data that's not something we see here the ambassador of the russian federation was invited to the foreign office and informed about the contents of the german government's declaration in the so-called nevada only case however no fact based documents were given to the ambassador well chancellor angela merkel said that germany had clear and unambiguous evidence that a novacek nerve agent had been used to poison alexina volley this was after tests were carried out at the institute of military laboratory that certified by the org

to cooperate with an international investigation into what happened to kremlin critic alexina valmy doctors in germany when the volley is being treated say that he was poisoned with a soviet era nerve agent but russia's government says that it has no evidence of any crime and is there as lawrence lee reports. the russian government insists it had nothing to do with the poisoning of the arch critic of president putin alexina valley the state hasn't opened a criminal investigation despite the valley apparently being poisoned inside russia by a weapons grade nerve agent novacek which is only produced in russia in the latest exercise in banging their heads against a wall in the valleys legal team went to court in moscow accusing russian investigators of not doing anything to the surprise of nobody their case was thrown out still they said they would keep trying to mothers of its passports congress comes that we will appeal this decision at the most specific caught and you will also ask the following activity being illegal the failure to consider the claim if it all to check definitive launch a criminal ca

to cooperate with an international investigation into what happened to kremlin critic alexina valmy doctors in germany where he's been treated say he was poisoned with a soviet era nerve agent but russia's government says it has no evidence of any crime however nato chief u.n. stoltenberg has called it an appalling assassination attempt by moscow. time and again we have seen opposition leaders and critics of the russian regime attacked and their lives threatened some have even been killed so this is not just an attack on an individual but on from a mental democratic rights and it is a serious breach of international law which demands an international response we wish mr noble now a full and speedy recovery we've got alexandra stay on a vertical prayer with us from moscow now oleksandr a very is more of the tough talk like we heard from the german chancellor angela merkel in the wake but i suspect the type of talk which isn't going to have much impact on moscow at all. no indeed come on we don't have a lot of reactions on this so far but the ones that we did hear are actually saying go what you just sa

also the germany hands its test results on alexina valmy to the global chemical weapons watchdog after saying the russian opposition figure had been poisoned with. moscow had been pressuring the data. coronavirus cases surge in the u.k. . the restrictions in england with the so-called rule of 6 gatherings of more than 6 people. and the largest refugee camp in greece burns to the ground leaving thousands without shelter and raising fears about the spread of. just one of them only here in moscow welcome to the international break with the big stories of the across. first that russians continue to voice their anger at last month's disputed election the under-fire president is warning that the whole country would collapse if he's forced out alexander lukashenko claim came in a lengthy interview to russian media including r.t. . someday i will leave maybe but i will not allow the destruction of what we have created with people with generations i would not allow it to be destroyed this is how i live now and how this country has changed what keeps me very much in this situation and you probab

russia condemns to germany's unwillingness to share evidence relating to the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy as it fires off a 2nd official request of the state. easiest thing for germany to do you respond to their quest to the russian prosecutor general's office. the new york times meantime citing an anonymous source claiming wants to return to russia. other uses a british formula one star lewis hamilton could face punishment for a t. shirt highlighting the campaign against police brutality which may have fallen foul of formula rules coming up when we look at whether or not sport and politics could ever be released.

nato demands answers from moscow over the poisoning of russia's opposition leader germany says it has proof that alexina valmy was dosed with a deadly nerve agent nato and others wants an international investigation the kremlin denies any involvement also on the program. a month after the devastating explosion that rocked a route thousands of candles are lit to remember the victims rescuers detect a pulse in the wreckage of a building that hopes for a miracle a fading. and communal messy break to silence one of the world's greatest footballers says he's staying at barcelona but only because the cloak won't let him leave. i'm pablo folios welcome to the program nato has added its voice to the growing calls for answers from moscow over the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexina valmy the western military alliance is demanding that the kremlin cooperates with an international investigation russia denies any involvement this week the german government concluded that mr novelli has been poisoned with a deadly nerve agent from the navi chalk group the u.s. president has also weighed in donald trump says he'

germany's accepted moscow's request for legal cooperation on the probe into the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy however state prosecutors warn some information will only be shared with the activists consent and germany says it still expects russia to be held accountable for the incident. yet ima the relations with russia are influenced by the fact that russia is 1st of all an important global actor and also by the fact that in the past and in present times we have had some problematic topics between each other and we should express ourselves carefully this time that there was an attempted murder on mr novelli performed with a very specific and internationally banned nerve agent of the novacek group and our demand is that russia urgently explain what happened that's what we're going to question to you that our authorities are investigating this incident we don't like it when other countries dictate to us when and at what point to start our process we cannot legally call this a criminal case based on the analysis of the journal aboard 3 moreover the board to resolve the b.r.d. army just as in the

russia's rolled out a list of inconsistency isn't discrepancies in germany's handling of the alexina valmy case meantime france now says it's in close contact with berlin and other allies as they draw up an appropriate response to what they call a serious assault on international standards roman culture of a small. the russian foreign ministry said that the in vail of all evidence surrounding the violin this case is questionable not only from a legal point of view also germany's actions were coordinated to a point that it prompted many questions including whether it was all staged germany's actions were so swift and well organized that it began to raise questions as to whether we're seeing yet another staging of the mysterious use of chemical weapons but this time around not in syria or britain but in russia now there are probably several reasons as to why the russian foreign ministry is saying that and the vine there received an official's welcome when he was airlifted from siberia it's a barrier then there were security officials there to meet him at the airport there was special transpo

course in a vicious circle is germany demands russia or investigate what happened to opposition activists alexina valmy moscow in turn call from berlin to share its data but germany sends it straight to the global chemical weapons watchdog instead . and seek e.u. 3.

this is about 0 life in doha also coming up a russian opposition leader alexina valmy is released from a hospital in germany that's a month off he was floating that the victim of a suspected poisoning.

rejecting accusations of responsibility for the poisoning of opposition leader alexina valmy russia's responded to doctors in germany saying that there is unequivocal proof that the agent david chalke was used the valley is seriously ill in a berlin hospital after collapsing on a flight in russia 2 weeks ago chancellor angela merkel described the poisoning as attempted murder and said that only russia k'naan so the serious questions that raises will the e.u. is also condemned the poisoning of the kremlin critic we called on russia to investigate these in a transparent and thorough manner and it's also in the interest of russia to provide answers to the questions because this type of. chemical agent is not freely available it was used on the russian territory against the russian citizen so it's very important that it's thoroughly investigated and that the answers are provided both to the russian public and to the international with more on the kremlin's response his alexandra steele out of it's gone form in moscow. so far from the official level there is no other theory offered what they're saying is basically we wer

russia and germany are continuing to trade accusations and demand answers over how alexina valmy fell ill the opposition activists now being discharged from hospital in berlin after his alleged poisoning germany's refusal to hand over evidence to russia has sparked an angry exchange between the 2. in this league. is not the responsibility of the german authorities to conduct an investigation the crime was committed in russia and that's why i urge him to deal to russian side used to comment on the matter. with germany refusing to share samples or in the family's treatment details or later russian investigator talked to him there is no way the russian prosecutors can complete a preliminary procedures clearly berlin is in no hurry to share all this information although they're demanding that russia take a media action to get the impression the germans are still in free time in finding various pretext to avoid sharing their data with russia we believe this is all being done to sit for the idea being spread in the media that russia does not want to clarify in the balinese illness any such

the russian foreign minister circular said moscow has nothing to hide in the alexina valmy case it follows a conclusion by germany that the russian opposition figurehead was poisoned with a chemical nerve agent. but it's that we have already commented on this and said we have nothing to hide says the soon as alex in the valley fell ill the plane was grounded and necessary measures roomie julie taken this soon as he was transported to germany those who were demanding information from russia went silent and did not demand anything from berlin this is all following the same old snorer you we hear public accusations against russia and the fish all requests to berlin from a prosecutor's office have so far gone unanswered we were promised today that we would soon receive response as soon as we get the facts we will react accordingly this is all reminiscent of what happened with this group poles. mr novelli is currently in a medically induced coma and on a ventilator in a berlin hospital more than a fortnight after being or lifted from russia the kremlin has said it needs more facts on the case from berlin while nato ha

headlines of the week russia and germany continue to trade accusations and demand answers over the alexina valmy case the russian opposition figurehead recently came out of a coma in berlin where he'd been treated for suspected novacek poisoning and germany's refusal still to share evidence his russian spy exchanges as peter all of a shirtless in the week. well while the diplomatic spat between moscow in berlin seems to continue to rumble on alexina valley has improved dramatically while his condition has anyway he's been posting on social media a picture of himself in what seems to be a burden park and which he says in the post that he will continue to work with physiotherapists it follows on from a statement earlier on wednesday in which the shah to take hospital which had been treating the valley said that he was now well enough to be discharged from their care physicians considering fool recovery possible base in treatment and the current condition and the long term consequences of the severe poisoning can only be assessed later well it comes as the ministry of justice here in berlin of conf