u. s. germany, japan and lenin's home town of liverpool. ah, the headlines on al jazeera, the 1st international passenger pain since the end of the u. s. straight evacuation of afghanistan has just left capital. ab bought. the car i was charged to flight is carrying does before and nationals, country technical team have been working to make couple airport fully functional. again. they say it's 90 percent operational. charlotte bellis has more from the airport on the passengers on board. this international 169 people in fact, deposit on this, boeing triple 7 on the way to door before flying on to various countries. all of them had foreign passports, or these is allowing them to enter these other nations. they came through the international terminal here behind me, the 1st time it has been open since to tell. yvonne took over and it was a very normal process. they came through. they had, they got tickets, although they were hand written tickets and then they moved to immigration. they showed their passports, they went through security and then

u. s. and germany being accused of handing out generous financial support to political opposition movements here, the russian foreign ministry says, one of the main beneficiaries was the now defunct organization of prominent activist alexi and about me. constantine brush, coff has more. lemme claims these are quite serious allegations that we're looking at here. according to maria harvey. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman western embassies in russia help fund opposition. figure election development, who is now serving time in jail after being convicted for embezzlement and reaching his parole condition. in the eyes of the authorities. this of course, amounts to blatant interference in russia political affairs by foreign states and maria harv. i couldn't help but draw parallels where the heated debate between russia and the us that ensued in the wake of america, 2016 presidential election following the 2016 elections in the us. doesn't the fresh and diplomats were accused of meddling in the election process and expelled without any proof whatsoever? i dread to think what would have happe

u. s. is accused of rescuing too few people from afghanistan. germany might have taken a few too many because among those it's a lifted 20 have turned out to be people have question including suspected terrorists and a convicted rapist. he's all your correspondent, peter oliver. and he was able to airlift around 4 and a half 1000 people out of the country before cobble international airport was closed. that going through the process of identifying exactly who has arrived here in the country right now. while they've been doing that, while they've uncovered that, amongst those people that came here on the evacuation flight to germany was one saw out mohammed. and the reason he is being named like that is because he was very well known to german authorities. the reason he was very well known was because he previously being deported from germany that was off the in 2012. he was convicted of having raped his daughter over multiple years by a court in munich. now he was sentenced to 8 years in 3 months for crime. he was deported to afghanistan back in 2019. we have heard from the interior ministry

u. s. and germany hired russian citizens to transfer money to the val man, he's projects as a private donations, one of them. the anti corruption fund, was brenda, an extremist organization. for in finding an authorized demonstrations in russia earlier this year, maria, the harvest says it's unclear whether the transfers were done voluntarily by embassy staff, who simply sympathized with an invalid. the or it just may be part of their salaries, were designated to sponsor the russian opposition all along. what's important here is that for officials, the situation is totally unacceptable. and is a clear case of meddling in the russian politics. saturday september has been a busy one with riley's around the wild fest in london. when the migration march was met with a counter price. there was a minus come forward between demonstrators and police with opposing knowledge and clearly out numbering. the initial privatized empower is kirby restrictions, sol solved, turned out again in protests against 16 passes and monitoring chance. there was a heavy police presence as previous gatherings had occasiona

u. s. in germany, hired russian citizens to transfer money to the val man, he's projects as a private donations, one of them. the anti corruption fund was brenda an extremist organization. for inciting an authorized demonstrations in russia earlier this year, maria, the harvest says it's unclear whether the transfers were done voluntarily by embassy staff, who simply sympathized with nevada. on the or it just may be part of their salaries were designated to sponsor the russian opposition. all along. what's important here is that for officials, the situation is totally unacceptable. and is a clear case of meddling in the russian politics, movies and brief noun. saturday september has been a busy woman rallies around the world at 1st. these in london where nancy migration march was met with a kind of protest. there were some minor scuffles between demonstrators and police with opposing march is clearly numbering the initial process and empower, sang grover came restrictions, saw thousands to nice again in protest against vaccine passes and mandatory jobs. there was a heavy police presence there w

u. s and germany have been handing out general financial support to the opposition rushes. foreign ministry says the now defunct to activists organisation of alexi develope was one of the main beneficiaries. and let's cross live to our correspondent, konstantin ross golf. who's across this forest high that what's being said, konstantin tours of bees are quite serious allegations that we're looking at. according to maria, the heart of our russian foreign ministry, spokes woman, embassies of the western countries. namely, the united states and germany are working in russia, sponsored a legacy in the valley and his projects. and of course, in the eyes of russian authorities. this amounts to blayton interference in domestic political affairs of the russian federation, bite foreign states. so let's have a listen. busy to maria's a harbor herself and see which how see how she describes the situation. follow in the 2016 elections in the united states. dozens of fresh and diplomatic work hughes of madeline in the election process, and expelled without any proof whatsoever. i'd try to think what wou

u. s. and germany being accused of handing a generous financial support to political opposition. movements here, the russian foreign ministry says one of the main beneficiaries as the now defunct organization of prominent activists. alexi developing a corresponding constant, the raj cups across the board. high that what more is the ministry saying about this? hello, collin. well, these are quite serious allegations that we're looking at here according to a reason harvey. russia is foreign ministry, spokeswoman western embassies in russia help fund jailed opposition. figure relax and evolving in the eyes of the authorities. this, of course, amounts to blatant interference in russia's political affairs by foreign states and maria, the harv, i couldn't help, but draw parallels where the heated debate between russia and the us that ensued in the wake of america's 2016 presidential election. following the 2016 elections in the us, doesn't the freshman diplomats were accused of meddling in the election process and expelled without any proof whatsoever. i dread to think what would have happened i

germany. so even though the u. s. a said, this is, you know, this project is 90 percent, some finished, and in fact, they say they know what's going to happen. and the back of the knowledge above germany and russia wanted, the u. s. continues to say we're going to punish the russians for doing it. it's a, it's a kind of a bizarre turn of events. and obviously ukraine keeps pushing for this to happen as well. it almost feels like a power play from the united states the way they keep injecting themselves into this discussion. obviously with the president, the liskey here from the ukraine. you know, obviously this was going to come up now. meanwhile, by the chairman of the board of natural gas, a of ukraine says that the launch brushes nordstrom to gas pipelines still can and should be blocked. are there any chance is that it might actually be blocked or are we just looking at economic car like sanctions going on in this? yeah, it's just going to be things that there's no way it's going to get blocked again. what can the

the largest economy, germany, some characterizing the nuclear feud between france, the u. s. in britain as a crisis for nato. joining me now from berlin in germany's former permanent representative to nature ambassador your convince elect. thank you so much ambassador for coming on the well, maybe waiting for that election. tomorrow i got to ask you what have you made of, say, macros. response to the nuclear submarine deal made apparently in secret between washington the, the camber and london entirely understandable this reaction. i think, between allies and friends. such a procedure is not at all acceptable. and therefore, you have to see clearly the reaction that say over you as of governance and of your commission, it's normal. and, but let's say very our commercial aspects. it seems the australians have not been really satisfied in last year's by the approach of french and please don't forget the whole situation. at least the perception in the area has changed in the last years. and china is in the perception of your trillions as of others, is the fret for the whole regio

u. c. s u policy schwann, considerably. since the last suppose in 2017 germany said the s new child, the social democrats in the lead, with 25.8 percent, would be ruling christian democrats in 2nd place with 40, with 24 point one percent for the devote said a green party with 14.6 percent then comes the free democratic party with 11.5 percent. the alternative for germany policy gone is 10.4 percent. and the left flaws, he only trust cases, 4.9 percent threshold. and let's now look more closely. i won't divert means germans today when directly choosing a chancellor, they were elected members of the been to stock will now go about taking a chance to lead will in park because there's always a collision. government issued to receive to banners, papers, to fences for accounted in that electro district. there were $399.00 such constituents across the country. and the 2nd ballot is for political policy. and there are $47.00 of them voting to force the. but the only policies with more than 5 percent of the both nationwide can enter parliament was no single party expecte

u. s. was not carried out by germany and construction has been successfully completed. use for your team to dive as the main goal of this project is to ensure the diversification of future gas supplies, especially when gas resources in the u. k. norway and netherland. they're running out. it means that we know full well the demand exists. moreover, this project not only meets german needs, but with no stream operating maximum capacity. the launch no stream to will enable us to ensure the energy security of all european countries. this is the main thing . we're not talking about germany's ego centric behavior. it's about germany and europe, taking a responsible approach to future bilateral relations with russia. this is what's important. russia is part of europe, not just a neighboring country. it's not with us one in billing. i think that the german government appreciates the relations with russia of fundamental importance. if germany had crumbled in the north, seem to case and a lot, a 3rd country to interfere in bilateral economic agreements. germany would have shown

u. c. s u policy has shrunk considerably since the last po box in 2017 germany said a f. the news channel is put the social democrats in the lead with 25.9 percent. the ruling christine democrats believe to be 2nd place. this is, according to the latest poll, 24.5 percent of the vote for them. 3rd come, the green party was $14.00. and then it's a free democrats with $11.00 milton germany policies gone at 10.6 percent. and the last policy only just getting past 5 percent threshold if you all clear on how things work in terms of this vote, let's explain for you that germans were not directly choosing the chancellor. get up privilege will go to the members of the bundle that c voters were electing today . and then we had to go about taking the chancellor to lean water is definitely going to be a correlation government to get to the ballot papers for candidates in their electron district, $299.00 switch constituents. second for electrical policy. they vote for one of the $47.00 parties going to see only policy to get around. the country will be allowed to end to parliament. f

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all right, we're going to take you live now to germany, where the u. s. 60 of stay, antony blinking is about to speak with him in germany. we've been in very close contact from virtually my 1st day. secretary of state were partners across a vast array of issues that matter to germany, to the united states, to the world. and i'm especially grateful for your leadership during this pivotal time. both facilitate the unified diplomatic response toward i can stand and to help thousands of people, including americans, including vulnerable africans. thanks to you, to transfer merkel to the german government, to the people of germany. we were collectively able to evacuate 124000 people from afghanistan, germany, united states had been working very closely together to mobilize this massive, military, diplomatic, and mediterranean effort, under some of the most challenging circumstances imaginable. and the fact that germany generously stepped up and offered to serve as a temporary transit location for f cancel. risk is a remarkable gesture of compassion and statesm

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angela merkel�*s conservative c—d—u party, their allies the c—s—u, and the centre left s—p—d have been germany'sor decades. but support for them has been in decline, challenged by rising forces such as the greens and the right wing alternative for germany party. if the election result is as close as the polls suggest, forming a government will require a coalition of three parties 7 a rarity in germany. those polls also piont to the spd candidate 0laf scholz as the current frontrunner to replace chancellor angela merkel, with a narrow lead. here's our europe editor, katya adler. a mass protest—cum—street party rallied outside parliament today to call attention to the climate crisis. it is a big election issue here. angela merkel has done a terrific job in bringing the climate change to the agenda, but i think there are limits to what she was able to do. i hope there will be a change, a more green change. of course, there's the potential for germany to take a dramatic new direction after 16 years of angela merkel, and that would be felt here and abroad. this is the eu's most influential country. b

peter, all of a r t branded bird germany the u. s. secretary of state claims, he doesn't know who is it. in the recent american drug strike enough galveston, anthony blink, and was being grilled for a 2nd consecutive day in the senate over that attack which killed 10 civilians just prior to the the military pull out the report. well, we much bear in mind the highly partisan nature of american politics, as well as the fact that ultimately may be very difficult about it can be defensive . the final weeks of us present here and have dentist on the evacuation, which, you know, many people see is, is chaotic as well as humiliate. will the united states, look, we will, we will here. we will put it on the final week to get a v evacuation. we remember that the terror attacks that put everyone on it, the fear here, the anticipation that there could be more terror attack report, drew's buzzing, endlessly. and this guy's over capital again, watching for any potential threat to the apple. and in this case, given what we have learned, given the s

u. s. military and civilian personnel and ramstein based in germany. i mean, the drone strikes of the united states are conducted and planned. they say from ram steen, it's all top secret. maybe joe biden killed those 7 children in afghanistan as they were defeated enough. get this done. and the intelligence was being collected in germany. you're going to keep ramsey in bass? yes, it's part of a drum reassurance. policy since 949, please don't forget this. and therefore for the drums, i will for let's say, center left or center right, is still view relationship review as is of crucial importance and remains. but this does not prevent germany from reflecting on areas veil to, let's say perhaps to coordinate. busy or to concentrate policies with us, but there, there have, let's say they will follow another line when the us, what difference does your vision of a new world, the perceived by european nature, members, what difference can they make? if not only are the drones strikes, being arranged in germany, but germany is a massive seller of weapons to th

u. s. president, now less popular than his predecessor and possible future rival, donald trump, and germany said that she that next chancellor, after 16 years of angular market down for special coverage online and on throughout the weekend. headline for your next 8th crosstalk station. ah, ah ah, ah. hello and welcome to cross hog were all things are considered on peter lavelle when it comes to the rise of china. and most of the commentary focuses on such things as strategic balance and the west. so called rules based order. however, what is missing in this discussion? is the rise of civilization, but challenges western had gemini, is the west prepared for this arc of history? the cross talking the arc of history. i'm joined by my guess, george m u l e. in budapest, he's a pod counselor at the gag, which can be found on youtube and locals. and in sydney we cross to jo loria. he's the editor in chief of consortium news dot com, or a gentleman, cross type rules and effect. that means he can jump in in time you want, and i always appreciate. let me go to jo 1st because it's past midnight in sy

u. s. presence now less popular than his predecessor and possible future rival donald trump. i was germany said the to the next chancellor this weekend.

but the idea that france and germany which run the european union would, would want more independence from the u. s build up a european, an army, and better their relations with russia and china and quit hurting those relations as europe and dependent on gas and go with what's natural for them. not this artificial american dominance that is, that they have, you should get that yoke off. europe needs to get the alter the well, let me go to one minute before we go to the right. but george, this is something i mean rationally in a real, a sense, this is exactly what should happen. but id all he gets in the way and petty hatred . i would say george, before we go to the break, go ahead. i oversee it is something that happened this alliance is not official creation was created in the awesome out the world war 2. and he just continued on also the end of the cold war. and it was a great deal of coercion that's involved. and of course, college is on the part of the european refused to make the important. busy decisions they needed to have made, which was the dissolved nato after the end of the goal, and to

from china to germany, and now the u. s. but still more than 90 percent of deaths related to whether disasters have occurred in developing nations. madagascar has now enjoyed 4 years of drought, and is on the brink of the world's 1st climate induced famine. the . well, let's now bring in august in washington d. c. we have michael dorsey, he's a planetary emergency partnership member and also a full member of the environmental protection agency's national advisory committee and reading in the u. k. we have richard allen. he's a professor of climate science in the department of meteorology at the university of reading and also the cur, lead author of the intergovernmental panel on climate change report that's just come out. and in new delhi, chandra boucher and ceo of the international forum for environment sustainability and technology. thank you, old gentlemen said, joining us today. i want to start with what we've seen over the last week. now michael, as someone who has been involved with climate related policy in the unite

let me remind you that in 201213 when, when left by germany, jensen, american, and the u. s. and you pay the use seriously with us support started to deal with the state of dispute. they managed to establish the political dialogue. acosta will serve you will lead they manage to pressure served with their leverage towards recognizing the fact recognizing existence of an independent fate of course with the loss of causal for the state of serbia. we had the april 2013 agreement, which was the fact no recognition through the linking or the conditioning of your memberships. perspective for a survey with the recognizing the reality of on the oven in the pending cause. the way it was only a question of time to follow through with that dialogue, whether the you and the west did not follow through the dialogues credibly slept and slipped into prices and turned into your opposite and turned into serbia and costs of all the leaders. exploiting the weakness of the west and trying to turn this dialogue into their pursuit. so for 5 years, this negotiation on crises and the fact that the mi

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u. s from military bases in germany and qatar. well, tomorrow marks 20 years since the september 11th terror attacks for planes were and one crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania, the 40 crew members and passengers. stop that plane from hitting its intended target. the u. s capitol foxes. jalen woodfield has a look back now at the tragedy and how those victims are being remembered. flight 93 crash just a few feet from where i'm standing and right behind me, there are list of the 40 names of the brave men and women that lost their lives on september 11th of 2000 and one this small town community says they will never be forgotten. tim lambert in his family owned a piece of the land where flight 93 crashed on 9 11 right away when we got there in october, 2 2001 you would smell jet fuel in the wind picked up lambert and his dad visited the crash site several times in always sorry minder of flight 93 flight. 93 was literally all around us. there was. little pieces of metal. there was insulation wiring, plastic paper pieces of mail. lamb

germany. now, another news, the u. s. secretary state claims that he simply doesn't know who sits in a recent american drug strike enough gun. this done. antony blink who was being drove for a 2nd consecutive day in the senate over that attack which killed 10 civilians just to the west. the military pullout seas correspondence in cobbler run and gas via has not what we much bear in mind, the highly partisan nature of american politics is what is the fact that ultimately may be very difficult about it can be defensive. the final weeks of us present here, we're going to be the evacuation, which, you know, many people see is, is but k arctic, as well as humiliate, will the united states look, we will, we will here. we will put that on the fly, 2 weeks to get a b evacuation. we remember that the terror attacks that put everyone on it, the fear here, the anticipation that there could be more terror attack, reputed drones, buzzing endlessly. and this guy's over capital again, watching for any potential threat to the apple. and

u. s. president now less popular that his predecessor and possible future rival donald trump was germany set to to, to the next chancellor. this weekend, after 16 years of angle american to beheld. we begin our special election coverage . ah, and i just have 1 in the morning on saturday september the 25th here in moscow fundings calling bry. welcome to your world news this weekend. first for you then the former president of spain, catalonia region, has been released from italian custody. colors pushed him on was detained on thursday, under an arrest warrant from spain, which has been to ceiling. the separatist lead, if in any 4 years, for his role in an outlawed independence referendum, the arrest was possible because pushed him had been stripped of immunity as a european parliament. m. p. is wanted on a range of charges including sedition. hundreds gathered in barcelona, outside the italian consulate on friday to protest the detention and demand his release demonstrates as also took to the streets of the capital and capital. later in the evening, where journalists evelina kept chin skag

u. s. president now less popular than his predecessor and like future rival, donald trump. i'm a germany set. next, johnson this weekend, off the 16 years of angular, myrtle at the helm. we begin how special coverage that comes from i good morning, welcome to go 9 o'clock here in moscow you national. now describe how you are a pain. politicians have described the arrest of the castle and set british liter color, supposed to move in italy after he was stripped of his immunity as a name he pe, he wanted on a range of charges including sedition and has been sought by spanish authorities for nearly 4 years the spanish disgrace just doesn't stop and neither does the european disgrace. solidarity with carlos put him on the spanish state is abusing the you arrest war. and by using it in this way, allow people to exercise their democrats right to vote is not a crime patched. i catalonia, there is only one way to still be insistent repression of the states, amnesty self determination and independence total supports mr. president. okay, when i bring in anything, can i join me in the studio earlier

u. s. president is not less popular than his predecessor and like future rival, donald trump. i'm a germany said to this next john lewis weekend off the 16 years of anglo myrtle at the helm. we begin ha, special coverage of the country. ah, well i welcome disco, midday, and moscow you watching artie international now a disgrace. how you repeat the politicians have described. the arrest of the catholic separatists leader call is pollution in italy after he was stripped of his immunity as an emmy pe these wanted on a range of charges including sedition and has been sought by spanish authorities finelli for years. well, we can look at life pictures, not as hundreds of people do gather outside the italian conflict in barcelona protest. his arrest demonstrated holding cadillac like that he can see, and they've also johnson slogans to demanding his release. and as we said, lawmakers across the continent of all sides and speaking at the spanish disgrace just doesn't stop. and neither does the european disgrace solidarity with carlos put him on the spanish state is abusing the you arrest war. and b

flights of afghan refugees have been coming to the u s from military bases in germany and qatar.cial ceremony in oakland this morning paid tribute to the lives lost in the september 11th terror attacks. a fire bell was rung nine times don are the heroes who sacrificed their lives to save others. tiktok. firefighters police officers and city leaders attended the solemn ceremony at lake merritt today, fire chief reginald freeman reflected on how 9 11 transformed the nation here at the city of oakland fire department. we pay special tribute to the 343 members. fire department, new york home we lost that day. we also remember the first responders who sacrificed their health as well as their safety at ground zero in the aftermath of the collapse of the twin towers, many of whom ultimately gave their lives of the 2977 people killed in the 9 11 attacks. 412 of them were emergency workers who responded to the world trade center. there will be ceremonies across the country tomorrow to remember those who died on 9 11 and as foxes brian yannis shows us president biden will be visiting three

germany. he said also that the u. s. continues to maintain channels of communication with taliban on what you described as issues important to us. and he said that to the expectation for the taliban from the u. s . to see increase liberty in the african government, one that makes good on taliban commitment. so recap there from and anybody can on what next for the african crisis? well, in the meantime, hundreds of families if fled the pension region and that kind of strong of the heavy fighting between taliban and resistance forces for control of the country's final hold out province. several 1000 fighters from regional groups and remnants of the government's armed forces of massed in the rugged valley region, 150 kilometers north. a couple resisted taliban rule. during the 1990s, number of casualties is hard to verify. as roads are blocked and mobile phone systems cut off, draw, stratford has report from global ha. smoke rises over the town of gould, the hall, the entrance to the punchier valley and northeast af gonna s