sanctioned russian officials over the imprisonment of opposition leader alexei navalny germany calls the sanctions from moscow and unnecessary strain on relations with the u. . this is news from berlin you can find much more on our website www dot com. all this week the news has been full of india's coronavirus crisis record case dumbass shortages of oxygen hospital beds and staff tonight we're going to look at why this pandemic became a crisis and what the future holds as india's double mutant variant spreads beyond the country i'm phil gayle in lynn and this is the day. to believe. in the you this is a good portion of the city has been looking for oxygen for god nothing that we can't get a bed in a hospital. bed. brother died because of a lack of oxygen in the hospital. their family members are dying in front of them in their hands to remember no doctors are available willing to treat patients right now and i demand a local person would feel about. this it was. also coming up as nato troops prepare to withdraw from afghanistan we meet the women fearful of a return to taliban rule.

sanctioned russian officials over the imprisonment of opposition leader alexei navalny germany calls the sanctions from moscow and unnecessary strain on relations with the. this is the news from berlin you can find much more on our website w dot com. in what's being called a historic milestone germany has committed to begin returning the famous binion bronzes held by german museums to nigeria as early as next year. welcome to arts and culture we'll have more on what this means for the debate around the restitution of art looted during the colonial era and also coming up. spring has sprung with the opening of germany's biannual federal horticultural show for short taking place this year in the east. africa. and paris based or trickster the truman burbank is an online sensation with a tongue in cheek take on how to make your playground. on thursday germany's ministry of culture announced the planned return of the binion bronzes from german newseum in 2022 and most of the artifacts were looted by british forces during a military attack on the kingdom of binion in what is now nigeria bac

on a poor quality video link from a prison hospital alexei navalny looks he's lost 20 kilos since his return from germany in january telling his wife and the rest of the court he's eating a few spoonfuls of porridge after ending a 3 week hunger strike this hearing was an appeal against his conviction for defamation but vladimir putin's most prominent critic had other things to talk about too. this 20 years of incompetent government have led to the fall and the result there is a crown slippin from his years there elias on t.v. we have spent $3.00 and our country continues to slide into poverty as opportunities to have his voice heard a rapidly shrinking simle taney sleep in another moscow court prosecutors opened a case to declare and to corruption group the f b k and his regional offices as extremist making them equivalent to al qaeda. as a regional campaign offices do not exist anymore but there are dozens of cool and mighty regional politicians there are thousands of their their powerful independent political organizations that will be doing investigations and money during elections bubbly complains an

alexei navalny looked thinner. he has lost 20 kilos since his return from germany in january, telling his wife and the rest of the court eating a few spoonfuls of porridge after ending a three week hunger strike. the hearing was an appeal against his conviction for defamation, but putin's most prominent critic had other things to talk about, too. >> 20 years of incompetent government have led to the following result. there is a ground slipping. we have spent millions of dollars an hour and the country continues to slide into poverty. bernard: his ability to have his voice heard is rapidly shrinking. in another moscow courts, prosecutors opened a court to declare navalny's anticorruption group and his regional offices as extremist, making them equivalent to al qaeda. >> navalny's regional campaign offices do not exist anymore, but there are dozens of mighty regional politicians, thousands of allies. there are powerful organizations that will be doing investigations. bernard: the case was adjourned, but the court has already imposed an interim order stopping navalny's group from operating. >> a rather powerful opponent i

germany came out to oppose the ban. german chancellor angela markle said the rules governing free speech on private technology companies. russian opposition leader alexei navalnyalled his twitter ban and unacceptable acts of censorship. since has been, trump's ability to get his message out has been reduced to press releases with his office letterhead and interrupting the electric slide at mar-a-lago weddings and using his own bespoke version of twitter just for him unveiled today. it's like a currency that only one person uses. but now, that chapter may be coming to an end because facebook has sort set up a government body that's going to decide the question -- should donald trump be allowed back on facebook are banned for life? and they're going to announce their decision at 9 am tomorrow morning. there are actually good arguments for and against keeping him band. we're gonna debate some of them after this. the after this ♪ the light. ♪ it comes from within. it drives you. and it guides you. to shine your brightest. ♪ as you charge ahead. illuminating the way forward. a light maker. recognizing that the impact you make comes from the energy you create. intro

germany, ordering u.s. military exercises out of south korea, trying to get russia back into the g-8, making no response to russia's efforts to assassinate alexei navalny, no effort to respond to russian agents assassinating another critic of the russian government in broad daylight in a park in berlin. no response to russian support for a dictatorship cracking down on its people brutally in the streets in belarus. trump telling ukraine to announce an investigation into ukraine interfering in our 2016 election as if it were them and not russia. all of these things trump did as president to benefit russia after russia intervened in the election to install him, i still can't believe we lived through it. it was nuts. that was nuts. that was honestly nuts. it aged me 25 years in five years, as you can tell. but now, here we are, right? 2016, we know what they did. we lived through four years of consequences of the beneficiary of that attack being in the oval office. but four years after 2016, they did it again. and now it's different, right? first of all, you know, forewarned is forearmed. we knew they did it in 2016. we expected they would do it in 2020.

germany came out to oppose the ban. german chancellor angela merkel said that lawmakers should set the rules governing free speech, not private technology companies. russian opposition leader alexei navalny get his message out has been reduced to press releases and interrupting the electric slide at mar-a-lago weddings or using his very own bespoke version of twitter just for him, unveiled today. a little like a currency that only one person uses. but now that chapter may be coming to an end because facebook has set up a sort of quasi governmental body which is going to decide the question, should donald trump be allowed back on facebook or banned for life? and they are going to announce their decision at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. there are actually good arguments for and against keeping trump banned. we're going to debate some of them right after this. oohh yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. pick something we all like. ok. hold on. what's your buick's wi-fi password? “buickenvision2021.” oh, you should pick something stronger. that's really predictable. that's a really tight spot. don't worry. i used to hate parallel parking. [all tog