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there into account greece is also irritated about not being invited to the libya conference in berlin athens is nevertheless offered to be a mediator. encouraged commander have to participate constructively in the berlin process and to try within the existing framework to achieve a cease fire and to restore security in libya have to make clear during a meeting with germany's foreign minister that he's willing to abide by a cease fire in this celebrating that as a success. i think it's good news 1st of all that he's ready to continue to abide by a cease fire that has to be the start at the libya conference we must also ensure that the u.n. arms embargo isn't forced. in tripoli people are less ready to believe him he's often broken his word and last week the man who now controls most of eastern and southern libya refused to sign a cease fire deal during talks in moscow. he didn't sign because he doesn't want peace he's bloodthirsty he wants war he wants people to die. leave business. still many here in tripoli are pinning their hopes on this weekend's conference at this meeting in berlin they

is indeed have you news live from berlin and athens court delivers a landmark verdict in a marathon trial protesters clashed with police outside the court while inside leaders of the far right golden dawn party are found guilty of running a criminal organization. also coming up u.s. president donald trump stops talks on a stimulus package for the u.s. economy congress fails to agree on how to prop up businesses and consumers as the fed warns the funds necessary partnership for america.

talks with the greek foreign minister in athens niggas then dyess encouraged to take a constructive approach to an international conference taking place in berlin one sunday athens has criticized its own exclusion from those un backed talks in the trying to resolve the conflict in libya john psaropoulos is in athens he has more on the great government's expectations from the conference. because greece hasn't been invited to the berlin process mr than the us as we expect the hosts of this round of talks under u.n. auspices germany to behave as the guardians of european positions and that is a reference to the statement issued by the european union last december whereby it condemned the turkey libya agreement on maritime jurisdictions as invalid and illegal and not having any legal consequences for you members greece or anybody else u.s. president donald trump's impeachment trial has begun the legal process was set in motion in the senate on thursday he's accused of threatening to withhold military aid from ukraine in exchange for a political favor china's economic growth has slowed to an almost 3 decade a level its g.d.p. grew by just 6 point on

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greece's prime minister in athens as part of international efforts to end the conflict in his country after as in greece ahead of a peace conference on libya that will be held in berlin on sunday athens has criticized its own exclusion from the un backed talks it says it should be included because tripoli has signed a maritime a military deal with its regional rival turkey. so here's one of them is would. think if we continue to believe that you to the current circumstances our presence in germany should have been viewed as something positive since we will not be there we expect germany the host to be the protector of europe stands on issues concerning livea europe has a clear position has expressed in the last european meeting a common position recognizes the accord signed between tripoli and turkey as invalid al-jazeera as john psaropoulos in athens says the talks are focusing on greece's strategic concerns and that the. we still don't know whether there's going to be any statement after the meeting between general have torn the prime minister and that meeting is still ongoing as far as we know but we do know what was said earlier in general have to his meeting wit

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greece is calling for a cease fire in libya war to leave the half there is in athens for talks ahead of a conference in berlin on sunday have to us forces have been fighting the internationally recognized government in tripoli johnson has more from athens general have to visit to greece is a surprise move but very gratifying to the greek side which was pointed li excluded from the libyan peace talks in berlin this week and the greek side is deeply aggrieved by this because it has a stated interest in the outcome of those talks greece has said that it demands as an element of any libya solution the scrapping of the deal but the libyan government in tripoli signed with turkey last november whereby they demarcated a corridor of water across the mediterranean sea as their maritime jurisdiction but that infringes upon areas that the greeks also claim is their maritime jurisdiction and the issue is very heated because both the greeks and the turks plan to explore for undersea oil and gas in these areas which are enormous thousands of square kilometers of mediterranean sea the greeks have not been invited to berlin

athens as criticizes exclusion from a u.n. but peace conference on libya set to be held in berlin on sunday john psaropoulos has more from athens. general have to visit to athens is a surprise move but deeply gratifying to the greeks which was pointedly excluded from libyan peace talks in berlin this week and the greeks have a stated interest in the outcome of those talks as an element of any libya's solution to the scrapping of an agreement reached last november by the libyan government in tripoli that is the opposition to general haftar us government with turkey but u.s. military has admitted that some of its soldiers were injured in an iranian missile attack in iraq and this month washington had initially denied anyone was hurt the missiles targeted the base north of the capital there were no words to retaliate to the assassination of iranian military commander kasem somaly in a u.s. strike the u.s. says 11 soldiers have been treated for concussion and q 8 of germany. china's economic growth has slowed to an almost 3 decade low is g.d.p. grew by just 6 point one percent in $2900.00 s. the lowest since 1900 but within the gov

the burden when it comes to the refugees and migrants knows how afraid european governments berlin paris athens are all of another major refugee influx what gets lost in all of this are the facts and that makes reporting right now very difficult just to give you a brief example. turkish authorities say nearly 120000 migrants have left turkey in the past days while the greek authorities say that's entirely falls they have in fact prevented nearly 10000 people from crossing into greek territory now the truth this probably somewhere in between but it's not entirely or not very easy right now to see that truth yulia let's talk about the people who have been caught up in all of this the migrants where are they coming from and what conditions are they facing . well their situation is desperate i've been at the border crossing at the turkish border in the past days many families came with small children this chaotic makeshift camp has sprung up they're open to the elements people would make small fires to stay warm they do not have enough to eat and drink at the same time greek border police has been

this is news to live from berlin and athens court delivers a landmark verdict in a marathon trial protesters clashed with police outside the court while inside leaders of the far right golden dawn party are found guilty of running a criminal organization. also coming up an alleged russian hitman goes on trial in the german capital the man is charged with gunning down a former chechen commander in a park last year german russian ties already tense this trials outcome could make them worse plus. legendary guitarist eddie van halen dies after a long battle with cancer considered one of the bravest rocker tars of all time he sounded ben hell in the band that rocks the charts in the seventy's and eighty's. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin with some breaking news the winner of this year's nobel prize in chemistry has just been announced in stock all this year the. prize is going jointly to the french scientists emmanuelle a shop and he and jennifer doomed from the united states it goes for the development of a method for genome editing or as the academy called it rewriting the code

european cities, including paris, berlin, madrid and athens, have also seen in the new year with firework displays. the united states is to send more troops to protect its embassy in baghdad, which has been attacked by thousands of protesters angry at american air strikes. president trump has blamed the attack on iran. the authorities in lebanon say the former nissan boss, carlos ghosn, entered the country legally. mr ghosn was on bail injapan, awaiting trial on financial misconduct charges. reports in lebanon suggest a group of musicians who played at his house in tokyo smuggled him out in an instrument case. it's 2:30am. now on bbc news, one of our highlights of 2019. clare balding presents the story of how a woman from one of america's most famous families changed the world through sport. bill clinton, nicole scherzinger and members of the kennedy clan reveal howjfk's sister eunice was inspired by a tragedy in her own family to overcome ignorance and prejudice. some of the words that people used to use was "moan", "idiotic", "horrible". "you're different" and "you're odd". walking thro

heads the self declared libyan national army is scheduled to hold 2 days of talks in athens before flying to berlin for sunday's peace summit russia and turkey who support opposite sides in the conflict will also both be at that conference. level 90 the most important thing now is that after the berlin conference if everything goes as planned and the security council supports the conclusions from the conference if the libyan sides do not repeat their own past mistakes and start adding any additional conditions and blaming each other as of now the relationships between them are very strange they don't even want to be in the same rooms let alone speak or meet each other. or john psaropoulos has more now on those developments in athens in general have to his meeting with because then there is the foreign minister mr bender has told reporters after. he and general have to have agreed that among general have to aims at the peace conference to secure a cease fire and security in his country should be the pursuit of the. a blockade against any other reaching the warring sides a departure of foreign mercen

european cities, including paris, berlin, madrid and athens, have also seen in the new year with fireworkplays. and those are your headlines on the bbc. doris day, clive james, toni morrison, and albert finney — just a few of those whose lives we now celebrate in review 2019: we remember. # loneliness is the cloak you wear # a deep shade of blue is always there # the sun ain't gonna shine anymore # the moon ain't gonna rise in the sky... # i hate people in the business who bitch about, you know, the business. it's such an awful life. it was fantastic for the first couple of albums or so. # and i know you're leaving, but it's too long overdue...# but then it really wears you down. touring in those days was very primitive. it was really a lot of hard work. and you couldn't find anything good to eat anywhere. # there's no regrets # no tears goodbye # i don't want you back # we'd only cry again # say goodbye again... # # i'm praying for rain in california # so the grapes can grow and they can make more wine # when they ask who's the fool in the corner cryin' # i say a little ole wine drinker

we had athens and berlin. they will take a little more time to come back. hope for those coming back although probably a little later than the short or medium markets. nichewas always a adjunct. i think that is where for many reasons we'll see a recovery. relatively lower ticket prices. i think for those reasons, our model is good to be part of the early wave of recovery. to talk tojust want you about one other thing, which is, how about the pilots themselves? they might have been a bit rusty not having flown for a while. what do you do to keep them on their toes and with the right hours and up to speed? recurrents the training pilots have to go through. there has been a relaxation of how the training can be conducted during the course of the pandemic for safety reasons. the pilots are remaining reason for their regular sessions. as are the cabin crew who are being reinstated. a number of our cabin crew and pilots have not been able to fly regularly. we have been putting them on secondary employment so they can continue to be employed gainfully and ready to

into europe what kind of an effect these pictures have on european governments in paris in berlin or in athens and finally the optics are obviously not good but let's not lose sight of course of the people caught in this border battle talk to us a little bit more about them who are the. well i've seen many of families with children out the turkish border has just been there . i've seen people from all kinds of countries mostly afghans people from pakistan from many many people from iran as well some syrians as well and these people are in a desperate condition i mean they have no shelter they sleep outside many of them sleep outside it's very cold there so they make small fires to keep warm they just brought a few belongings they don't have enough food they don't have enough water to drink and then just imagine i mean these people came to the border in the firm believe that it would indeed be open that europe or turkey or both would have ruled in their favor and then there realize that's just not true so for many there is a strong sense of frustration and bitterness right now and many refugees

european cities, including paris, berlin, madrid and athens, have also seen in the new year with firework displays. the united states is to send more troops to protect its embassy in baghdad, which has been attacked by thousands of protestors, angry at american air strikes. president trump has blamed the attack on iran. the authorities in lebanon say the former nissan boss, carlos ghosn, entered the country legally. mr ghosn was on bail in japan, awaiting trial on financial misconduct charges. reports in lebanon suggest a group of musicians who played at his house in tokyo smuggled him out in an instrument case. now on bbc news, take a front row seat as mark kermode looks back at the big cinema releases of the year, in review 2019: the year in film. and a warning this film contains some flash photography. hi, i'm mark kermode. we're here at the cinema museum in south london. over the next half an hour, i'll be looking back at some of the best movies released in uk cinemas in 2019. films from around the world, from big—budget blockbusters to smaller indie gems, from widescreen full—colour

european cities, including paris, berlin, madrid and athens, have also seen in the new year with firework has been attacked by thousands of protesters angry at american air strikes. president trump has blamed the attack on iran. the authorities in lebanon say the former nissan boss, carlos ghosn, entered the country legally. mr ghosn was on bail injapan, awaiting trial on financial misconduct charges. reports in lebanon suggest a group of musicians who played at his house in tokyo smuggled him out in an instrument case.

backed peace conference on sunday athens is criticizing its exclusion from the conference in berlin and it says it should be included because tripoli signed a maritime and millet to deal with its regional rival turkey on sunday's talks of the latest international effort to try to end the conflict in libya have to and prime minister. oppose expected to attend a larger 0 has learned the u.n. is considering sending a monitoring mission to libya in the event a cease fire is agreed in berlin diplomatic editor james bays reports now from u.n. headquarters in new york. the german foreign minister heiko mass in the eastern libyan city of benghazi meeting general khalifa haftar the man who brought fresh conflict to libya 9 months ago when he launched an offensive on the capital tripoli the general has still not formally signed up to a ceasefire just days before an international summit is due to be held in berlin. earlier this week russia and turkey which are on different sides of this conflict had summoned general haftar and fires alsa raj the prime minister of the un recognized government to mo

news live from berlin and athens court delivers a landmark verdict in a marathon trial protesters clashedwith police outside the court while inside leaders of the far right golden dawn party a found guilty of running a criminal organization also coming up u.s. president trump stops talks on a stimulus package for the u.s. economy congress fails to agree on how to program is misses and consumers as the feed warns americans will face unnecessary hardship. and 2 women when the 2020 nobel prize in chemistry for they work in developing a method to think gene ups a manual shutdown t.n.a. affronts and jennifer doudna of the u.s. was recognized for what the academy called rewriting the code of law. i'm anthony held welcome to the program a great course has found leaders of the country's 5 right golden dawn party guilty of operating a criminal organization the group was once greece's 3rd largest political party its latest now face between 5 and 15 years in prison a supporter of the group was also convicted of the murder of an anti-fascist rap in 2013 scuffles broke out outside the courthouse betwe

this is the news live from berlin and athens court delivers a landmark verdict in a marathon fraught protesters clashed with police outside the court while inside they visit the far block golden dawn party a found guilty of running a criminal organization also coming up u.s. president donald trump stops talks on a stimulus passed package for the u.s. economy congress fails to agree on how to prop up businesses and consumers as the 5th borns of unnecessary for americans. 70 years ago china.

news who live from berlin and athens court delivers a landmark verdict in a marathon trial protesters clashed with police outside of the court while inside leaders of the far right golden dawn party are found guilty of running a criminal organization. also coming up u.s. president donald trump stops talks at the stimulus package on a stimulus package for the u.s. economy congress fails to agree on how to prop up businesses and consumers as the fed warns of time necessary hardship for americans at g.w. goes to indianapolis to find out about the hot button issues that all but guaranteed donald trump the back teeth of christian evangelical voters and 2 women when the 2020 nobel prize in chemistry for their work in developing a method for editing genomes and manual sharpened c.j. of france and jennifer doubt to us were recognized for what the academy called rewriting the code of life. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a court in greece has found the leaders of the country's far right golden dawn party guilty of running a criminal organization they face up to 15 years in prison a supp

that he too would support a truce before travelling to berlin general have to stopping over in athens where sunday's summit is raising tensions. like so often the general have to was received in athens like a top minister that many countries see him simply as a warlord but there are reasons why he's so feted here greece is angry at the u.s. recognition of the libyan government which has signed a maritime agreement with turkey without taking greece's audience in the region into account greece is also irritated at not being invited to libya conference but is nevertheless offered to be a mediator. or encourage commander have to participate constructively in the process and to try within the existing framework to achieve a cease fire and to restore security in libya and this is made clear during a meeting with germany's foreign minister heiko must that he's willing to abide by a cease fire which is celebrating as a success. i think it's good 1st of all that he's ready to continue to abide by a cease fire that has to be the start at the libya conference we must also ensure that the u.n. ar

alliance 90 group also in berlin caroline sender she's a visiting researcher at the whites and mom institute and a fellow at harvard's kennedy school of government and in athens brook nair he's a political analyst and a professor at stanford university's berlin campus welcome to the show circuit let me start with you you know cuban on has been described as at 1st a distinctly american phenomenon just how much has it spread beyond the u.s. and how big is the problem in europe right now well cuban on who it is it is part of a larger movement and europe and especially in germany at not a movement of conspiracy theories over all there is we just recently have a demonstration. against it managers and a lot of those people demonstrating there in front of the ground and the gate a very symbolic place. where those who at least sympathize. theories i wouldn't say that you are not as the leading experience a theory in germany we have many others we have the so-called ice of the citizens of the right. whereas right doesn't necessarily mean that not right those of the people who don't recognize the german federal republic as a. functioning country and who still say that

well it's been a busy few days fika mass is back in berlin but he had been in both capitals in ankara and athens meeting the people who really are involved in the decision making here trying to urge caution trying to urge the ministerial mantra of dialogue and de escalation that's something that was repeated in berlin on thursday by the nato secretary general who is an observer to the e.u. foreign ministers meeting and he again young children by that that is saying that the german mediation idea between the 2 capitals between anchor and athens was the one to be encouraged but you get a sense of quite how difficult things are from what's happened in berlin on wednesday because the defense ministers were meeting and the german defense minister and a great cat come out on about was talking to her colleague from the e.u. the high representative is the bottle and they were overheard to juror a photo session a photo call they were overheard talking to each other about how things have been going and mr bell was saying that the greek sides were being very difficult and that the county bar said that that

meet the prime minister and the foreign minister of athens has criticized its exclusion from a u.n. backed peace conference set to be held in berlin on sunday it says it should be included because tripoli has signed a maritime and military deal with its regional rival turkey has more now from athens. general have 2 hours a visit to greece is a surprise move but very gratifying to the greek side which was pointed li excluded from the libyan peace talks in berlin this week and the greek side is deeply aggrieved by this because it has a stated interest in the outcome of those talks greece has said that it demands as an element of any libya solution the scrapping of a deal but the libyan government in tripoli signed with turkey last november whereby they demarcated a corridor all of water across the mediterranean sea as the maritime jurisdiction but that infringes upon areas that the greeks also claim is their maritime jurisdiction and the issue is very heated because. both the greeks and the turks plan to explore for. oil and gas in these areas which are enormous thousands of square kilometers of mediterranean sea the greeks have not

athens. this is the news live from berlin french police arrest the 2nd man in connection with a deadly terrorist attack in the city has been remembering the victims as france raises its security alerts to the highest level in response to the attack. also coming up belgium becomes europe's latest hot spot for the corona but the number of patients there in hospital. is now higher than it was during the 1st wave in the spring. the u.s. elections could have consequences a pro abortion clinics in kenya say they fear more cuts and u.s. funding. vulnerable women. as welcome to the program police in france have arrested a 2nd suspect in connection with a knife attack at the basilica nice that left 3 people dead it was the 3rd islamist attack in france in 2 months president manuel macaws holding an emergency cabinet meeting today at the national terror alert level has been raised to its max. a place of worship and the scene of terra candles laid outside the chechen nice tribute. for the victims killed within its walls. what happened inside is now being pieced together by forensics teams france's top coun

khalifa haftar has been in athens for talks after us forces fighting the internationally recognized government in tripoli the talks are happening ahead of a conference in berlin on sunday but greece has not been invited. out as there are sources of revealed details about the investigation into the assassination of the top iranian general custom sort of mahdi they confirm he landed at baghdad international airport from syria's capital damascus and was killed minutes after getting into a vehicle with an iraqi militia leader. and iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali harmony as delivered his 1st friday sermon in 8 years he said that u.s. forces are not safe in the region and beyond he also called for unity after protests over the accidental shooting down of ukrainian passenger planes. u.s. president donald trump has announced the defense team in his upcoming impeachment trial it includes the former independent counsel ken starr and lawyer alan dershowitz the trial will be led by white house counsel pat. and trump's lawyer jay cycle of the legal process was set in motion in the senate on thursday after house democrats read the charges that trumped faces let's go li

the acropolis in athens windmills in the netherlands the eiffel tower in paris and the brandenburg gate in berlin famous landmarks from all 28 european union members can be viewed in one place mini europe in the center of brussels. but wait 28 e.u. members is that correct. so what about bracks it on january 31st 2020 1000000000 i did kinda left the european union. you need to dollar unity in diversity has always been the european union's motto that has made him no more than ever so from this perspective the proctor of england is a pity for the europeans. the amusement parks founder is unfazed by brags that. he's had new border markings put in. i think. it's a good solution. but the border. i think it's clear that it's finished now because you know it already. it's also very interesting as a way to explain things to the children. and there are many more things to be discovered here among the over $350.00 structures. 9000 figures and 33 animations. there are even tips for how to get by during the corona crisis. 2 at the moment we're getting around 10 percent of the visitors we usually have i think