in an investigation into the poisoning of russian dissident alexander vonnie the alliance had held a special meeting to discuss the case of on the scene in investigating corruption in siberia shortly before he fell ill is in a coma in a hospital in the berlin eyes germany says it has evidence he was poisoned with a nerve agent that dates from the soviet era as the. secretary general again started back called the case a serious breach of international law that demands an international response. made dollars a green house serious questions it must answer the russian government must fully cooperate with the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons an impartial international investigation those responsible for this attack must be held accountable i'm brought to justice thought we are joined on nato correspondent teri schultz in brussels terry you followed the special meeting of nato allies in the poisoning of kremlin critic not only what is their main response to russia well their heart nato isn't saying at this very early stage that russian officials or the russian governmen

response meanwhile russian vestments have been interviewing people who came into contact with alexander vonnie just before he fell sick police say they want to speak to 6 people and managed to reach 5 of them but the 6 apparently fled to job many an r.t. correspondent raised that issue at a government news conference in belin. not by any. the russian foreign ministry said the regarding the incident with novotny they were able to interview all the people accompany him except for one the 6th marine a pitcher who avoided giving evidence by flying to germany which she went on her own not with novell only does the federal government knows that marina is in germany and how do you view her decision to avoid being interviewed by the russian investigators. here in mind that it's i cannot tell you anything about this we must not forget that there was a murder attempt against mr nevada with the use of a poisonous substance but i can't tell you anything about the location of an individual the focus off of. the sex of the russian investigators did interview the people accompanying the son of only despite c

follows major protests and claims that the kremlin ordered the poisoning of the opposition leader alexander vonnie something the government has tonight and in baba has more on the story. if these elections are being watched more closely than ever it's because of a rising sense of discontent among parts of the public tens of millions of russians have been voting for local parliaments and regional governors weeks after the german government said opposition leader alexina valley had been poisoned. novelli still in hospital in berlin he fell seriously ill last month as he left siberia where he'd been campaigning germany says it was an attempted murder and his supporters claim it was ordered by president vladimir putin novell needs team is advocating smart voting in other words backing whoever is best positioned to defeat president putin's united russia party whether the candidates from the valley's own movement a nationalist or a communist here in tomsk in the valley highlighted local corruption in this campaign video he refers to blood sucking creatures. natural use it but i'm strongly if i've alread

news live from berlin nato wants answers from moscow over the poisoning of opposition leader alexander vonnie germany says it has proof enough and he was dosed with a deadly nerve agent the kremlin denies involvement now nato's called for an international investigation also coming up german prosecutors are preparing to charge a mother with murdering 5 of her children investigators believe she 1st person sedated and then suffocated but. also campaigning is ramping up ahead of the u.s. election democratic nominee joe biden is poised to slam president trump over his handling of the coronavirus spot can he keep hold of a slim lead in the polls. welcome to the program nato has called on moscow to cooperate fully in an investigation into the poisoning of russian dissident alexander boni the alliance had held a special meeting to discuss the case about the scene in here investigating corruption and siberia shortly before he fell ill is currently in a coma in a hospital here in berlin germany says it has evidence he was poisoned with a nerve agent that dates from the soviet era. nato secretary genera

entire set of instruments it could use in taking action against moscow for the poisoning of alexander vonnie chancellor angela merkel's spokesman has underlined that she would not rule out consequences of the multi-billion euro north stream to pipeline project if moscow fails to authority investigate the case he also says the german leader is open to all sanction options. the north stream to pipeline through the baltic sea means a lot to both parties for russia it's a source of solid foreign currency to germany and other e.u. countries it's a major energy conduit befalling the poisoning of russian opposition figurehead alexina vonnie a crime blamed on moscow the german government has for the 1st time considered holding construction of north stream to it wouldn't be the 1st time the e.u. has levied sanctions against russia the number of cases in which countries impose sanctions on others is climbing accelerating rapidly from 2004 on besides russia the countries most often targeted are iran and north korea as well as some african countries. the main pretext for such sanctions are violations of

breaking news out of germany where it talks ecology tests on the russian dissident alexander alexander alexina vonnierather has found unequivocal evidence of a chemical agent being used on him that's according to a german government spokesman now vali fell ill on a flight from moscow last month and initially received treatment at a hospital in siberia before being flown to berlin he is now being treated at berlin's charity hospital let's bring in alexandra so janowicz gone from who joins joins us from moscow alexandra russian doctors had said now bonnie wasn't poisoned but now german. doctors said he was and the german government spokesman saying that he was poisoned with a nerve agent from the novacek group how is this going to go down in russia. well yes exactly as you said that the russian doctors said they tested and tested and they didn't find any poisons or toxins in his blood or urine samples and that's the russian authorities were saying that there is no basis for opening a criminal investigation and now we see that germany identity not only finds poison but actually identifies it as a group

are gathering again in balad after president alexander lukashenko is sworn in during an unannounced ceremony. poisoned russian opposition leader alexina vonnie is released from a german hospital and says there's a long and rehabilitation ahead. and a new power play in malaysia opposition leader ahmad abraham says he has the backing to topple the prime minister and form a new government. and i'm here to stand with the sports. discuss ways to host the game safely amid the coronavirus pandemic and in the n.b.a. playoffs the comeback is on yet again for the denver nuggets as they beat the los angeles lakers. 5 years after more than a 1000000 refugees arrived on the continent the head of the european commission has admitted its asylum policy isn't working on the land has told e.u. members they must all share the responsibility for refugees and take the pressure off mediterranean nations like malta italy and greece the u.n. says the use effort so far have often led to devastating human consequences. this package reflects of fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among men but states we all share the benefits we all share

alexander who goes unannounced inauguration. assumed his 6th consecutive term even though protesters and the opposition say the presidential election last month was raped. the. russian opposition leader alexina vonnie has been discharged from the hospital in berlin where he was being treated for poisoning with a nerve agent the kremlin a critic says he still faces a long a rehabilitation process of on he was airlifted to germany last month after becoming sick during a visit to siberia. france has again reported more than 13000 new coven 1000 infections in the space of 24 hours the french government is announcing sweeping new measures to stop the spike is the popular tourist destinations of brittany and normandy have been added to a list of high risk coronavirus zones by germany. new coronavirus infections are also on the rise and neighboring spain the capital madrid has become the epicenter of the outbreak there authorities have introduced a new restrictions to try and contain the spread of many residents aren't happy they say the new measures unfairly target the poor. madrid is now a city divided by invisible borders under does bridge police are checking cars driving. in and out of vijay because t

called almost to cooperate fully in an investigation into the poisoning of russian dissidents alexander vonnie the alliance had held a special meeting to discuss the case of on its. investigating corruption in siberia shortly before he fell ill is in a coma in a hospital here in berlin germany says it has evidence he was poisoned with a nerve agent that dates from the soviet era with the. nato secretary general yet started back called the case a serious breach of international law that demands an international response. nato allies agree on the serious questions it must answer the russian government must fully cooperate with the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons an impartial international investigation. those responsible for this attack must be held accountable and brought to justice thought we were joined by our nato correspondent teri schultz in brussels terry you followed the special meeting of nato allies in the poisoning of kremlin critic not only what is their main response to russia or heart nato isn't saying at this very early stage that russian officials or the russ