quirks there is wall in which the last defenders of the commune were executed, but the most visible sign is one of parisst famous tourist destinations. the building of this church was before the commune, but the first stone was laid shortly after the end, and it was really where everything got started. for some people, this church is actually a slap in the face to the memory of the commune, which, remember, was secular. this is why a lot of parisians hate it, although some argue it is just ugly. i do not agree with that personally, but this it's easy to forget today that just 150 years ago, there was this incredible chapter of french history. >> i personally love it. i think it looks like ar■ç■ç■ç■■ 07/15/21 07/15/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> the fighting is ongoing. many people have been displaced from their homes. we want the situationo end. our demand is to make this clear, whether they shod hand over the citto tell event or take full control by themselves and clear the area of insurgent so we can live a peaceful life. as u.s

you are calling on the g20 for action saying five years after the paris agreement, the international communitystrategy to finance the commitments made at paris and it does not have the necessary architecture. what are the important things you would like the g20 to establish to enable the finance industry to play its part? js?xÑ>> absolutely. they have to turn talk into action. in particular, the meeting in venice, what we are suggesting with our coalition, an international platform for climate finance. getting the oecd to play a giant collaboration role to put in place a plan globally. it is about linking up developed markets. that is where the investment is needed to tackle climate change. there is a real gap. mark: this is a quarter when the u.k. will issue green debt. do you think because it has been slow to the party has given up a chance to be the european center of green finance and more likely that will be paris? four do you think they can regain the advantage? >■>> a lot of the excitement is based in london. the green bond that was issued is a great step. governments will need to do a

cooperation with the rest of the world. indeed, insuring the paris conference france celebrated the return of the sudan to the international community and into back into the fold by underscoring the opening of the sudan to the world. and we'll put, and it's our luck. i was interested to build and found intelligent, but not partnerships in all areas where agriculture investment would when the pungent and rule making half of them. therefore, it by, if you appear to impose their germany in the unit lateral amanda with regard to the filling and functioning of the renaissance. and now mom is extremely serious. he threatens to undermine the summer. we want study progress and to undermine the promising future which is beginning to appear on the horizon for the city. and also, you see appear has been all neighbor for better for worse. and we linked by a relationship throughout his train of cooperation, solidarity and consent to safeguard a common interest and by the strengthening of brotherly relations between our 2 people's fee, the lease which means that we wish to continue down the same path so as to achieve a solution which will preserv

community, and worldwide among allies for the next 30 years. and how the victim say they still live with the consequences. today the paris is refusing to reveal 12 years, the locations of radioactive waste, double 6 decades on from colonial france, conducting euclid folks. he took a course in the safe fide on these communications in private emails, the journalist alleging so because he tried to skew an interview with the russian president for a year of call to do from the police us that democrats good acts, police officers candidate, the new york city bad this new state governor declares a gun violence disaster emergency ah very good evening. thanks for joining us on our.

communicate ideas. at least with the way he sees his collection and how the works >> a court in paris ordered you to plays to a french advertising group judging that sculpture of yours constituted plagiarism, you'd taken an image, an existing image and made it into a 3d sculpture. this does raise an existential question. there are many artists that barter what - -borrow references from other pieces. picasso was fond of borrowing. why do you think your work is -- >> if you ask different people they can give you different answers. i think probably because of the success i've had. but i come from the tradition of surrealism and dada and pop art, and the use of imagery of the everyday world, this dialogue with the everyday world is a way of being brought up to look at the world. copyrightt laws are different throughout the world. and, hopefully, the dialogue in some of these issues becomes more united eventually. but all these things continue to change in time. >> a new chapter with the creation of ntf's, work in the virtual space, de-materialized worked to a certain extent. it's sething you hav explored a b

communal way. i was incredibly impressed by the ideal gallery that opened to the public in legion. about a two hour train trip from paris beautifully -- preserved a state where leonardo da vinci lived and worked the last three years of his life. employing a finely tuned projectors, the ideal gallery provides the immersive sensation of examining 17 of lonardo's most famous paintings that have never been shown together. you'd have to go to the vatican, the louvre and many other museums to see them. the technique compares detail such as how he painted hands or faces from campus to campus and it is projecting seamlessly on the walls of a chapel like space. i was incredibly moved by the way the technology amplifies the artistry. >> also in new screens, -- a french app lets you dig deeper into the history of your surroundings. >> everybody should go to the top of the eiffel tower at least once in their life to see paris on high. obviously if you look out over paris from the eiffel tower, then the tower wl not beart of what you see. for that i sugst the observation deck of the 56 story high -- parnace that reopened to visitors

community you're watching w news. we're going to have more headlines at the top of the hour, but i'm going to leave you now with images from the natural history museum in paris . old mentored reality is bringing extinct animals almost back to life, thanks to the latest technology creatures like them. origin, dodo, they a p to leap from the display cases and ryan the corridor. thank you for watching. oh i . busy i me ah mm ah, excuse me. ah, ah, ah ah, and above all, only feels jewish life in europe. that's what film producer, bona and journalists good martin are exploring.

communication between the families got lost. you're getting called wog, and cameras and all sorts stuff at school. and then you, you come home. you know, he, paris, it was speaking to an arabic all the time. and you think maybe these guys, right, maybe aml walks? maybe we so you fighting my liberties? one strategy. what am i on? i know and for parents struggling with english, the education of their children becomes at the v. a test. niandra bashes 7 children are expected to do well at school, and she never has an education one day, very smart mother was my dad that he, if he ever came 2nd in the class, you'll soon as you know, quite a civilian i student. now my mother, on the other hand, never went to school. she does matter with roy arabic or even english metal. she's never, ever experienced being in the classroom and be told by john, which i want phenomenal because my mother is a very, very strong lady and very, very smiling. become any time dickie. she had him weigh and she came to me mom, what states which i didn't tell them i carried the right. i didn't have to be smart, you have to read it. you have to do deep have to do that inside my hea

disseminated within the us intelligence community, and worldwide among allies for the next 30 years, to the victim say they still with the consequences. today the paris is refusing to reveal told theory the locations of radioactive waste them 6 decades on from colonial france, conducting nuclear tests, and story to the tag by foreign mercenaries. hey, to describe the assess the nation of his president for suspects having killed in a shootout with security forces to others, detain, and 4 years after devastating fire the left dozens, dad's lives ruined an apartment block in central london. totally. gus in the search for justice continues, they really do believe go away with murder, but nevertheless, it's a rule still keep fighting to suit the just.

staff like geneva and paris then you can never come out i thought it was unfair's you have opportunities but i really tried much but not much but then i wanted to make the communications systems for science and technology from that communication at that time. now to be throughout the un system but that is one aspect in terms of some justice issues, we have established a piece court for the first time in a piece tribunal and then we had some issues they would bring this matter to the state tribunal that then they can go up with a tribunal. >> with a variety of health crisis during the ten years as secretary general including that you believe crisis in west africa what are your thoughts on the wins actions with the coronavirus pandemic? would you have done anything different if you were still in charge? >> with covid-19 should have been taken with a different approach. first of all all of the un systems should have a fully collaborated to work together and in africa and i be a in sierra leone the fertility rate was very high much higher than coronavirus 45 percent mortality rate. so that means one out of every two patients were died. so for the first time in the history

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me, ah, paris is refusing to reveals well, dear the locations of radioactive waste dumps 6 decades from colonial france because the nuclear test posting is host folks in the bible is communication, the private emails. journalists alleging this all because he's trying to secure an interview with the russian president for a year of goal to do fun police, us demographic, get ex police officers candidate for new york city. that as new york state governor, governor, violence, disaster, emergency, ah, very good evening. thanks for joining us on the years of french nuclear testing and jewish part of this, harvard does it have left a lasting impact on locals and the environment. 6 decades on the radioactive aftermath still remains. with algeria denouncing paris over refusal to show where nuclear waste is buried. i heard of france since this morning, just stronger and prouder. ah, i can, the 60 friends carried out 17 nuclear tests in the sahara. but according to algeria, it made no effort to clean up those sides auto pay, compensation to victims who suffer from the radiation dubious. give reports from paris, your cheery and government is stepping up the fight. it has accused frances ref

communities tell us why they are not away. if this has any impact on the territory, why is it not to the inhabitants to decide why is someone in paris making the decision? ah one minute passed a t. m and the rushing capital is friday july the night i'm you know neil and this is the news r and r t g o button has defended pulling troops out of afghan. this done leaving the country to face what he calls the strongest taliban in 20 years. but after 2 decades of war, the us president believes there's nothing more washington kinder. oh, no mission accomplished. i was accomplished in that we get to scott some in widen and terrorism is not emanating from that part of law. we achieved those objectives . that's why we, when we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill, and it's the right and the responsibility of afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. with the us military, moving on in a hurry, half della style is already facing new challenges. looters have ransack what was america's main military base and background. that's after us, troops slipped out of the field in the dead of nights with ice not

paris to address the legacies, health and environmental of 193 nuclear tests at motorola. over at alls. but that round table was boy covered by leading opposition politicians. and by the community groups that represent nuclear survivors, people whose health has been affected by the tests. so everyone's waiting to see what my chrome will say on this topic. now, colonialism by even by the former colo colonial countries, always been a tangled subject. it's not something that they want to particularly discuss, but in this case, when it comes to nuclear testing, they're going to have to do. but is it going to be wider than that? will there be an apologies for some of the actions problems did in to, for example, i think it's unlikely that president micron will talk about the issue of colonialism. even though the united nations general assembly relisted french polynesia in 2013 before the un special committee on the colonization of president, a macro hopes to raise the issues around climate change around the ocean management around economic and coven problems facing principal in asia. but the nuclear issue won't go away. and at the recent round table in paris, his ministry administere

community and you are watching dw news. we'll have more headlines at the top of the hour. i'm going to leave you now with images from the natural history museum in paris, which is using old men to reality to bring extinct animals back to life. enjoy. ah ah, [000:00:00;00] ah ah . ah. the goal was right in front of them. they're all for this one moment. then suddenly we agreed to postpone the or the game central europe 202021. thrown off course during the qualifying ground. not least for sports heroes. actually it was a slap in the face, but now we just have to fight their mobilizing superpowers. when i'm fired up and ready, down during walk down the rocky go to tokyo. of july 19 w. ah. we the the the, the. 6 the, these athletes have a dream, it's more than a big competition. the olympic games. i just want to be part of it. the biggest sporting event in the world and what's your very best and then you can beat anyone in slot. but the panoramic has thrown everything into doubts. will the game take place at all as well? we don't know if there will be any competition that's pretty difficult to deal with . like how athletes dealing with the challenges with

communities, each other often blown away by the idea. if this has any impact on the territory, why is it not the inhabitants to the side? why is someone in paris making the decision? ah, very good afternoon, greg. time you with us here? joe biden has defended pulling troops out of gun is done, leaving the country to face what he's called the strongest taliban in 20 years. but after 2 decades of war, us presidents believes that there is nothing more washington can do. now mission accomplish permission was accomplished in that we get to scott some and widen, and terrorism is not emanating from that part a little. we achieved those objectives. that's why we, when we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill. and it's the right and the responsibility of afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. the us military moving out in a hurry, afghan, astounds already facing new challenges. afghans have been selling, plundered us goods after looters ransacked. what was america's main military base in background? us troops out of the field in the dead of night, without even notifying the local forces us the claim coming

paris is refusing to reveal to algeria the locations of radioactive waste dumps 6 decades on from colonial frog conducting nuclear you toast, tucker, carlson claims the n. s a spied on his communications and leaked private emails to journalists, alleging that is all because he tried to get an interview with a russian president. ah, or i'd run the top stories for this our life from moscow. this is the international, a very warm welcome to you. so mission accomplished, that's the u. s. president's verdicts on america's longest f. a war as it ever passed to pull out the last troops from us gun. this done. we achieved those objectives. that's why we, when we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill and is the right and the responsibility of the afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. joe biden also admitted that the taliban military might was at a 20 year peak, adding though that it wasn't inevitable, the group would take over cobble. the president's remarks come off the sweeping territorial gains by the militant factors and $911.00. this is one of the numerous hot front lines between taliban fighters and afghan forces. the army is on the back fo

hear from coastal communities who tell us why they are far from blown away by the fifty's tons of any impact on the territory. why is it not the inhabitants to decide? why is someone in paris making the decision? ah, 247 use live from the russian capital. welcome to the program. my name is, you know, little thanks for choosing r t for your update this. our joe biden has defended pulling troops out of afghanistan, leaving the country to face what he's called the strongest taliban in 20 years. but after 2 decades of war, the us president believes there's nothing more washington can do. oh, there was no missing, accomplish i was a conflict in that we get scott, some have been widen in terrorism is not emanating from that part a little we achieved those objectives. that's why we, when we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill and it's the right and the responsibility of afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country with the us military moving it in a hurry. half galler stone is already facing new challenges. the afghans have been seen selling plundered u. s. goods after looters run. so what was america's main military base and background?

from coastal communities who tell us why they are far from being blown away by this. hadn't any impact on the territory? why does it know the inhabitants to the side? why is someone in paris making the decision? ah, read your accounting the program from today. welcome to moscow in to didn't use our in our, to great of your company. i'm you know, neil job i defended pulling troops out of afghanistan, leaving the country to face what he called the strongest taliban in 20 years. but after 2 decades of war, the us president believes there is nothing more washington can do. now mission accomplish commission was accomplished in that we get to scott some in widen, and terrorism is not emanating from that part of little we achieved those objectives. that's why we, when we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill, and it's the right and the responsibility of afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. with the u. s. military moving ellington, hurry f gala stoney is already facing new challenges. new tours have run. what was america's main military base and by grim for us trip slipped out of the earth field and the dead of night with our notif

community. so tell us why the far from blown away by the idea. if this has any impact on the territory, why is it not the inhabitants to the side? why is someone in paris making the decision? ah, that very good afternoon. thanks for joining us in our naughty. okay, let's begin enough galveston where the taliban is making for the territorial gains . its latest capture is a town of islam color on the border with iran. videos on social media, purportedly show militants taking down the african flag from the local customs office. it's the 3rd border crossing the, the telephone. this taken in just the past week. the other 2 led into the jacob's done on his becky stone. and here's what i understand looks now in terms of who controls was talib on areas. in red cover, an estimated half of the country, though the group itself claims to be in control of around 85 percent areas in yellow are contested with the pockets green showing where the government holds way . meanwhile, american troops, which have been in the country for 20 years now packing the bags sto, biden's, defended, sending them home while leaving the country to face what he has called himself, the st

community to tell us why they're far from blown away by the idea. if this has any impact on the territory, why is it not the inhabitants to the side? why is someone in paris making the decision ah, across the world are run the clock. this isn't use r and r t. thanks for lending us your company today. i'm, you know, neil to buy defended pulling troops onto of yellowstone leaving the country to face what he's called the strongest tell upon in 20 years. but after 2 decades of war, the us president believes there's nothing more washington can do. oh, there was no missing, accomplish i was a conflict in that we get to scott, some have been widened in terrorism is not emanating from that part a little we achieved those objectives. that's why we, when we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill, and it's the right and the responsibility of afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. with the u. s. military moving into in a hurry afghan, this town is already facing new challenges. guns have been seen selling, plundered u. s. goods after looters runs. what was americans main military base and by grim us, troops slips. i don't

communities who tell us why they fall from blown away by the idea. if this has any impact on the territory, why is it not the inhabitants to the side? why is someone in paris are making the decision? ah, the very good evening. thanks for joining us here on our team will begin this hour enough county system where the telephone has been making for the territorial gains is fighters with them celebrating the militants later slang drug. the jubilation is over the capture of the border crossing with iran studies on social media, purportedly taliban militants taking down the afghan flag from the local customs office in the past week. the group has also taken crossing lead c g custom and as becket. meanwhile, american show this we have been in the country for 20 years now. i've been busy packing the bags. joe biden has defended, sending them home while leaving the country to face what he himself is called the strongest taliban in 20 years. the president says simply, nothing more for washington to do. no mission accomplish. permission was accomplished in that we get to scott some and widen, and terrorism is not emanating from that part of the we achieved those obje

paris is refusing to reveals well here that occasions the radioactive waste up 6 decades on, from colonial, from conducting the country folks news hope to tucker carlson claim is that as a small donors, communications and lead private email to journalists, adding that because he tried to secure identity with the russian president of next . it's because reports for us. it's the news of rick sanchez while he was in the u . k. can catch up with the latest episode of focus, visionary suicide in one hour time with the latest news update. once again, the fellow will come to sophie co visionaries, me shevardnadze, planets beyond our solar system have until recently only existed in sy, fi or our imagination. now, it's not only possible to check this old jack black ears way. we can even gauge the potential for life on them. to talk about the some joined by professor deja hello astronomer and the 2900 noble prize laureate in physics. professor vizier, hello astronomer and the 2019 noble prize laria in physics grade to have you with us today. yeah, welcome. thank you. all right, so you said he acts of planets and that's what bought you the noble. right. and because x a planet known to these day is 9000 times

we have coastal communities tell us why they're far from blown away by the idea that this has any impact on the territory. why is it not the inhabitants to the side? why is someone in paris making the decision? ah, very good afternoon. thanks for joining us on our firstly salad. joe biden has defended pulling troops out of afghanistan, leaving the country to face what he's called to the strongest taliban for 20 years . after 2 decades of war, the u. s. president believes there's nothing more washington can do. years now mission accomplish i. mission was accomplished in that we get to scott some and widen, and terrorism is not emanating from that part. a little. we cheve those objectives . that's why we went, we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill. and it's the right and the responsibility of afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. the u. s. military moving out in a hurry, i get this done is already facing you. challenges not guns have been seen selling, plundered us goods at the looters ransacked. what was america's main military base in background, us troops slipped down to the field in the dead of night without even thoug

paris is refusing to reveals wells area that occasions of radioactive waste some 6 decades on from colonial, from conducting new taxes in the country. news. i was talking colson claims as a wide on his communications analysts, private journalists, alleging that it's all because he tried to secure an interview with the russian president. ah.

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