so alexei will never do this. you think now, you know, august 20th, why do you think in summer, just before those municipal elections, the poisoning of alexei navalny took place? why does he think so, too? cos you must have discussed it with him. so, once again, many journalists asked question why you are not yet killed, like, in any interview alexei gives. and now in any interview alexei gave. and now is the same journalists ask questions, why it happened now? if we actually think a little bit, we realise that these questions didn't have much sense because when it happened, it should have happened at some moment of time, and which begs the question, "why now?" not really very sensible. but... my thinking is this — does it, in your opinion, in your opinion, does it strike you that it's a sign of putin and the kremlin feeling very confident or actually feeling a great deal of pressure? how would you read it? no, no, no. yeah, i realise. no, of course not. it's a sign of putin in the kremlin feeling very inconfident

and now in any interview alexey gave.ts asking questions why it happened now? if we actually think a little bit, we realise that these questions didn't have much sense because when it happened, it should have happened at some moment of time, and which makes the question "why now" not really very sensible. but... my thinking is this — does it, in your opinion, in your opinion, does it strike you that it's a sign of putin and the kremlin feeling very confident or actually feeling a great deal of pressure? how would you read it? no, no, no. yeah, yeah, i realise. no, of course not. it's a sign of putin in the kremlin feeling very inconfident. so, one yearago, there was a direct order from kremlin to kill our political operations, to destroy our political organisation. so, several criminal allegations were... several criminal charges were pressed. 250 of our employees were searched, their apartments were searched, all their equipment, laptops, computers were seized, over 700 bank accounts were frozen, all assets of anyone bel

so alexei will never do this.hink now, you know, august 20th, why do you think in summer, just before those municipal elections, the poisoning of alexei navalny took place? and why does he think so, too? cos you must have discussed it with him. so, once again, many journalists asked question why you are not yet killed, like, in any interview alexei gives. and now in any interview alexei gave. and now is the same journalists asking questions why it happened now? if we actually think a little bit, we realise that these questions didn't have much sense because when it happened, it should have happened at some moment of time, and which makes the question "why now" not really very sensible. but... my thinking is this — does it, in your opinion, in your opinion, does it strike you that it's a sign of putin and the kremlin feeling very confident or actually feeling a great deal of pressure? how would you read it? no, no, no. yeah, i realise. no, of course not. it's a sign of putin in the kremlin feeling very inconfident.

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in 2020, poisoning alexei is the same as leaving an autograph at the crime scene. how the west reacts the depends on whether russia offers in a cooperation, something that has not been forthcoming in the past. the nerve agent is a group of chemical weapons of a look at the soviet military in the 1970's and 1980's. the word is russian for newcomer. big blocks nerves from muscles, shutting down bodily functions. it can be toxic, and it can take effect in 30 seconds. accused of using it to years ago and the british city -- in a british city. we have more now on the russian reaction to germany's resolution. saidter: even though they they are ready to fully cooperate with the investigation, meaning they also want an exchange of information to go both ways. at the same time, they are saying the statements are not supported with proof. with heard that from the minister of foreign affairs of russia, saying the russian ambassador in germany asked for proof, to show something, and didn't get any. said hes secretary cannot at this momentll give a russiae, pointing out did not

alexei needs as many details as possible. to the metal detector b. by the crate remember that you'll follow almost all that yes but i didn't go any. further just up to the line. let's take off our advisors. more tours are needed for the next step. just 7 kilometers away children are attending school. like. it's 10 am morning break time for during the night and the other children. in school number 23 the dangers of mines and unexploded bombs is also a topic. children are particularly at risk when they are playing outside in the field songbirds that's why tatiana is hansa give a talk. i just showed us the door good morning children. because it really is tell me what you can see on the picture here. finds munition grenades and what are they. right bullets. in what you quoted so tell me what do you think happened here plus. it was possible their mama told them that they weren't allowed to go there because they were landmines. but he didn't listen and he stepped on a mine i can't tell for but. he just wanted to look him play the big guy a bit. but he didn

alexei goes to take a look for himself. all this is what we found when there's the back with the tools . moving the fellows door ever yes you come with the moving or we've just decided that we'll have to remove the crate 1st from a considerable distance on the. door and we need a rope in the caribbean or clip to do that going to be we will all move 50 meters away here then it could be a booby trap of the most but they've yet to come out of the hood you create might be concealing a grenade or a landmine or something like that if anybody sure. who's coming with me let me. alexei needs as many details as possible. to the metal detector b. by the crate remember though you'll follow almost all the yes but i didn't go any. further just up to the line. let's take off our advisors. more tools are needed for the next step. just 7 kilometers away children are attending school. it's 10 am morning break time for dinner enough and the other children. in school number 23 the dangers of mines and unexploded bombs is also a topic. children

navalny to alexei navalny — as german doctors say was poisoned with novichok.is no proof to support the claim. 1a people have gone on trial in paris, charged with helping the gunmen who carried out the attacks attack on the satirical magazine charlie hebdo, the cuban government has imposed a night—time curfew on the capital, havana, as authorities struggle to contain the latest coronavirus outbreak. it did look as if cuba had controlled covid—19, but in recent weeks there has been a surge of new cases. now, people have been ordered to remain in their homes at night, for two weeks. from havana, will grant. havana is under curfew — not by day, as people still venture out to find food or in some cases, continue to go to work. but at night, the streets of the cuban capital are completely deserted. from 7pm until 5am, for at least the next two weeks, people must remain in their homes — as the authorities attempt to bring this latest outbreak of coronavirus back under control. now, cuba had been praised for its response to covid—19 and for containing its local infect

alexei needs as many details as possible. to the metal detector b. by the crate remember that you'll follow the rules with oh yes but i didn't go any . further just up to the line. let's take off our advisors. more tools are needed for the next step. just 7 kilometers away children are attending school. it's 10 am morning break time for during the night and the other children. in school number 23 the dangers of mines and unexploded bombs is also a topic. children are particularly at risk when they are playing outside in the field songbirds that's why tatiana is hand to give a talk. i just got a dog good morning children. because it really is tell me what you can see on the picture here. you nation canadians and what are they. right bullets. and what you quoted so tell me what do you think happened here. it was awful their mama told them that they weren't allowed to go there because they were landmines. but he didn't listen and he stepped on a mine helpful but. he just wanted to look him play the big guy a bit. but he didn't watch where he was steppin

our top stories: demands for moscow to explain what happened to alexei navalny as german doctors say he was poisoned with a nerve agent. this is directly leading to the russians. they are the only ones who have ever made this stuff, they are the only ones who have been known to use it before. fourteen go on trial in france over the deadly attack on the satirical magazine charlie hebdo, five years ago. what happens when two black holes collide? scientists may have found the answer, and it's challenging the laws of physics. and as harry and meghan strike a deal with netflix what programmes are they likely to make? there has been international condemnation of russia after the german government said a military—grade nerve agent was used to poison the prominent kremlin critic, alexei navalny. chancellor angela merkel, said only the russian government could explain how mr navalny had come into contact with the novichok nerve agent. mr navalny was airlifted to berlin in a coma afterfalling ill on a flight last month. his team says he was poisoned on the orders of president putin. our securi

and it's enough alexei navalny was the victim of an attack with a chemical agent off and 3. this makes it that there's responsibly russia be identified i'm cool to just assume it's all good as soon as he can be a very serious questions have come up with the russian government and on saturday was to speak to some he's now up to russia to prove it isn't a dictatorship and that to perspex democratic values to the mccutcheon will dispute the separation and i think crime against and that they have on the contrary to the values and fundamental rights we defend. also coming up he was responsible for the execution of thousands in cambodia as brutal camaro rouge regime today comrade boy died in prison tonight the role that he played in what became known as the killing fields. i would like to acknowledge and my legal responsibility. can someone get back for all of the crimes that happened at s 21. to our viewers. yes in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with the dire medical diagnosis of one man and possible severe side effects for russia and its rela

angela merkel has called for answers from moscow over the poisoning of a russian opposition leader alexei navalny tests in berlin where mr knob on the is being treated found that he was poisoned with the chemical nerve agent number chuck the chancellor has described the attack as an attempted murder. the trial has opened in paris of 14 people accused of aiding the 2015 terror attack on the satirical magazine charedi abdo and other targets including a jewish supermarket 17 people died in the islamist a soldier before the killers were shot dead by police the magazine was targeted because it published cartoons of the prophet mohammed. a british actor tilda swinton has received a golden lion lifetime achievement award in the opening night of the venice film festival it's the industry's 1st major festival to be held since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic and strict safety measures are in place this is d w news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram or visit our website w dot com. or. german doctors treating russian opposition figure say without a doubt he was poisoned with a f

angela merkel has called for answers from moscow over the poisoning of a russian opposition leader alexei navalny tests in berlin where mr knob on the is being treated found that he was poisoned with the chemical nerve agent nabil chuck the chancellor has described the attack as an attempted murder. the trial has opened in paris of 14 people accused of aiding the 2015 terror attack on the satirical magazine. and other targets including a jewish supermarket 17 people died in the islam is to sold before the killers were shot dead by police the magazine was targeted because it published cartoons of the prophet mohammed. a british actor tilda swinton has received a golden lion lifetime achievement award on the opening night of the venice film festival it's the industry's 1st major festival to be held since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic and strict safety measures are in place this is d w news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram or visit our website w dot com. or. german doctors treating russian opposition figure say without a doubt he was poisoned with a form of the sovi

the german government confirms the russian opposition politician alexei navalny was poisoned with novichok. experts say it's clear who is to blame. this is directly leading to the russians. they are the only ones who have ever made this stuff. they are the other ones we've ever known who have used it before. 14 people go on trial in paris— charged with helping the gunmen who carried out attacks on the french satirical magazine, charlie hebdo what happens — when two black holes collide — scientists may have found the answer — and it's challenging the laws of physics. and as prince harry and meghan markle strike a deal with netflix, what are the programmes they'll be involved with? hello and welcome to bbc news. there is "unequivocal proof" that the russian opposition politician alexei navalny — was poisoned with a novichok nerve agent. that's the finding of the german government — which says mr navalny was the victim of attempted murder — and the world was looking to russia for answers. mr navalny was airlifted to berlin in a coma — after falling ill on a flight last month. his team says he

demands for moscow to explain what happened to alexei navalny, as german doctors say he was poisoned with a nerve agent. this is directly leading to the russians. they are the only ones who have ever made this off, they are the only ones who have been known to use it before. fourteen go on trial in france over the deadly attack on the satirical magazine charlie hebdo, five years ago. what happens when two black holes collide? scientists may have found the answer and it's challenging the laws of physics. and the bbc‘s mishal husein tells the story of her grandfather and the indian army's contribution in the second world war. there is unequivocal proof that the russian opposition politician alexei navalny — was poisoned with a novichok nerve agent. that's the finding of the german government, which says mr navalny was the victim of attempted murder, and the world was looking to russia for answers. mr navalny was airlifted to berlin in a coma afterfalling ill on a flight last month. his team says he was poisoned on the orders of president putin, but the kremlin denies the allegation. no

the headline reads that alexei navalny was a victim of crime.ows on from what angela merkel has been saying today, that this will be, given it is germany now pointing the finger at russia, regarding this, how much weight do you think this is going to carry with regards to what has been a come of the use once again of this awful, awful poison? we never really heard the name of nova check before until two years ago. with the poisoning of sergei skripal. and his doctor. and 110w sergei skripal. and his doctor. and now that we see again an accusation leveled at the criminal in this particular nerve agent is being used. —— and his daughter. —— novo chuck. and this time against the opposition later alexei navalny and the fact that angela merkel has called it out so strongly in those condemnations that have been supported by our prime minister borisjohnson, supported by our prime minister boris johnson, there's order supported by our prime minister borisjohnson, there's order been talk about a unified response from the european union and nato. i think

alexei needs as many details as possible. to the metal detector people or the crate rim the you will follow almost the yes but i didn't go any. further just up to the line. let's take off our byes ors. more tools are needed for the next step. just 7 kilometers away children are attending school. it's 10 am morning break time for the reno and the other children. in school number 23 the dangers of mines and unexploded bombers is also a topic. children are particularly at risk when they are playing outside in the field song words that's why tatiana is here to give a talk. i just got us dog good morning children. a because it really is tell me what you can see on the picture here. munition grenades and what are they. right bullets. and what you quoted so tell me what do you think happened here. it was awful their mama told them that they weren't allowed to go there because they were landmines. but he didn't listen and he stepped on a mine helpful but. he just wanted to look him play the big guy a bit. but he didn't watch where he

his situation was similar to that of alexey navalny.nlike navalny, there were no signs of the nerve agent. >> my poisoning was not as bad as his. i was able to recover more quickly. i was already able to speak in the second week of recovery but novichok is an extremely strong poison. does not make a difference if you want to hurt someone or kill them. novichok is perfect for committing murder. >> like a navalny, he was treated at a berlin hospital. no one can confidently identify the substance that had been given to him. his symptoms prompted the doctors to suspect poisoning. with navalny he says, there is no doubt. >> the fact that novichok was used clearly points to the russian president. one thing is clear. only secret agents have access to this specific poison. this operation could only have been carried out with the approval of vladimir putin. >> other opposition figures have been targeted with less deadly means. among them is the independent politician, dimitri. one year ago, he was barred from standing in the moscow city council

it is now certain that alexey nalny is a victim of a crime. attempt h was to silen and i condemned this. ros: he is being treated in germany and thetory dates back to august 20 when on became ill flight to siberia. he was airlifted to berlin and he has been in a coma since. laan merkel on what she expects from the russian governme. >> we expect the russian explanation.o give an there are grave questions which only the russianca governmen and must answer. the fate of alexey navalnhas made headlines around the world. the world ll expect answers. it will -- we will inform our find a common resp and nato and ros:his term describes a group of nerve agents developed by the soviet union, designed to be toxic, hard to detect, are lethal,an andake effect in two minutes. those effectede -- thfected will inhale or consume the agent. we have learned about it after it was used to attack a sovt -- a former soviet spy two years ago, they were found slumped over a parkus bench unconsc the u.k. government concluded they had been poisoned by a near t that was a

alexei navalnyd was poisonein pressure with the same nerve agent.he german government says it ha proof. a french satirical magazine for dutch published photos of the prophet muhammad and the office was brutally attacked. bethe trians today that might tell us y. facebook and twitter take action against a tout -- accounts linked to pressure trying to interfere with the u.s. election. how much formation is being adspcross the web? curfews in cub how havana is handling the latest effort to curb the coronavirus. welcome to "bbc world news therica." on pbs and aroun globe. germany says it has unequivocal proof thatsi r opposition politician alexei navalny was poised with the same nerve agent used against a former spy in 2018. lynn says it made the conclusion based on its own toxicology reports. he says -- he is still in a german hospital in a the german chanconlor says somewanted to silence him and she wants answers. reporter: alexei navalny has been the most prominent oppotion figure in russia campaigning against corruption. a thorn in the kremlin 's sid

president trump declines to condemn russia over the poisoning of the opposition leader alexei navalnys in a coma in a german hospital. experts there say they have evidence he was attacked with a soviet—era nerve agent. it is interesting that everybody is a lwa ys it is interesting that everybody is always mentioning russia and i don't imagine mentioning russia, but i think probably at this point a nation should be talking about much more so nation should be talking about much more so than russia —— i don't mind you mentioning russia. india confirms more than four million cases of coronavirus — making it the third country in the world to surpass that mark, following the united states and brazil. argentina's lionel messi agrees to stay at barcelona football club — ten days after insisting he wanted to leave — admitting it's impossible for any club to meet his £700 million buyout clause. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. i'm shaun ley. stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. we begin in the uk. civil servants in engl

alexei navalny isa likely responsible. alexei navalny is a figure of enormous political importance.very top of the russian government to. from vladimir putin? yes. anything less than that suggests that putin has lost control over his party since. this is a military grade nerve agent which only state structures have access to. it suggests that he had nothing —— michael suggesting that he had nothing to do with it would suggest to me that the state has lost a monopoly of its security agency. that would be very worrying, in a nuclear state. but i don't think it is the case. would there be any voices saying, if you kill alexei navalny, you turn him into a martyr? well, that's a very good point and that has been the kremlin's calculation for an number of years that alexei navalny has been active, that alexei navalny has been active, that he has managed to build up a very formidable political machine, a horizontal structure, despite the kremlin's ban for him to stand in the elections. despite the state monopoly on television, alexei navalny managed to circumvent all of those obstacles and

thing of alexei navalny saying that it's berlin that's not being cooperative with russia's only investigation. that's why russia ready for face 3 of the trials in its work towards a 1st coronavirus vaccine was the british medical journal concludes the drug big be used in antibody response to participants so far. in the french typical magazine charlie hebdo reprints its controversial mohammed cartoons reigniting debate on this the terror trial gets underway for 14 suspected associates 5 years after the attack. on good morning this is r.t. and. berlin and moscow remain locked in a diplomatic round of the alleged poisoning of russian opposition figure alexei nonviolently on sunday the russian foreign ministry question. to provide an explanation for what happened to him suggesting it's the german side that's not being forthcoming. if the german government is sincere in its statements it should respond to the request of the russian general prosecutor's office as soon as possible that was passed along on august 27 it is the german side that really lacks urgency but not sending a response believing

i say that the poisoning of alexei navalny with an advanced chemical agent is not a one off. we have seen the pattern in georgia and in ukraine in syria and salisbury and then election meddling around the world and this pattern is not changing and no pipeline will change that well moscow is still saying burleson must share with them the evidence that is behind the claims alexei navalny was poisoned asserting if we consider any talk about how proper it would be to name the sanctions regime after in a valley to be a brazen attempt to imbue the new the restrictions with obviously anti russian tendencies and all this comes our aphoristic brilliant internally investigate what happened are ignored under some made of pretax kremlin spokesperson dmitri press corps was also talking about nord stream too he says it's a putin commercial project and shouldn't be tied to anything political or diplomatic that's ongoing there was a similar feeling from russia's permanent representative to the european union he said that the north stream to pipeline project came about because of the european

slapped on russia in response to the alleged poisoning attempts made against opposition figurehead alexei novell ne mosco responded by saying many politicians of the block are all too happy to pass premature judgement before any due process has been conducted. the nature of the latest statements coming out of brussels makes us think that our western partners are not interested in stablish and the truth will help with common sense will prevail on the you in the end and our partners will dish the practice of arbitrary attributing blame and make conclusions based on real and confirmed facts and the informant. on his piece on of a has more on the vote in the european parliament and the ramifications of it 532 m. e p's voting in favor of this resolution 84 against with 72 abstentions what it could result in a is asset freezes travel bans another sanctions against those that are featured in alexei navalny zante corruption videos could also lead to they also want to see an international probe into what happened to alexa and of ali when they talk about an international probe that's including the

alexei navalny could not have survived if he had been poisoned with shock that so called into russian doctors who 1st treated the higher profile kremlin critic when he fell severely ill 2 weeks ago we're going to a bottom corresponding piece all over with the latest peter thanks for coming on the line again reactions coming in the valley out of a coma but little clarity still emerging what's the latest. well the doctors that 1st provided medical attention to alexina valley in the russian city of been issuing a statement of army when about the plane the valley was on made an emergency landing on its way from siberia to moscow in the city of arms with aleck's in the valley in clear distress they say that the diagnosis that he was poisoned with chalk nerve agent that was issued by doctors here in berlin is fictional they say had he been poisoned with novacek he would have been dead within hours they say that they carried out 60 plus tests on alexei navalny while he was in their care that they've offered to share this information that that information has been made available to doctors an

the german government confirms the russian opposition politician alexei navalny was poisoned with novichok. experts say it's clear who is to blame. this is directly leading to the russians. they are the only ones who've ever made this stuff. they are the only ones we've ever known who have used it before. as hundreds of thousands of children return to class in england and wales, new accusations that ministers are to blame for last month's exam results confusion. what happens when two black holes collide. scientists may have found the answer, and say it's challenging the laws of physics. and prince harry and meghan markle strike a deal to make programmes for netflix. we'll ask what's on the list of forthcoming attractions. or around the world. and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. there is "unequivocal proof", that the russian opposition politician alexei navalny, was poisoned with a novichok nerve agent. that's the finding of the german government — which says mr navalny was the victim of attempted murder, and the world was looking to russia for

news live from berlin russia denies any involvement in the poisoning of the opposition leader alexei navalny germany says it has proof that the politician was poisoned with a toxic nerve agent about mean supporters say this goes right to the top of the what we all schools don't live there is 0 force a group of social parisian could have been carried out with 0 personal produce permission also on the program for. us democratic contender joe biden brings a message of unity to the city rocked by the police shooting of a black father in direct contrast to president donald trump's rhetoric on law and order. and the evil of modern day slavery why the pandemic is leaving factory workers in asia more risk and open to exploitation. and public folios welcome to the show nato will convene on friday to discuss chemical weapons and the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexei navalny germany says it has been in on a political evidence that the volley was poisoned with a deadly nerve agent from the novacek group moscow is denying any involvement but germany and its allies are calling on the k

merkel giving her a statement about the confirmation but we now have from the german government that alexei was poisoned and was poisoned with no visual. the merkel talked about having contact with not only the german president but also a u. partners and nato partners as well as russia let's get more. on this with kate spray the political correspondent strong words from the chance of that kate. so very strong words from the chancellor and also the fact that she has self just after and within a couple of hours over the results of this talk test being announced confirming that he was indeed poisoned by the novacek nerve agent the fact that angela merkel the german chancellor decided to speak to the press is also an indication of how severe cases is right now and it was interesting i thought as well that she said that what had been carried out against the valley was indeed a crime she went on to say that was a crime against the basic rights and values that we stand for and as merkel said as well the world is now waiting for answers from russia and she reiterated as well exactly what we heard f

and while there's good news on the condition of alexei in the volume the diplomatic situation concerning his illness continues to to rumble on on monday the government press briefing here in berlin was was dominated by nord stream to talk of the gas pipeline or questions about the gas pipeline petted the briefing given by german government spokespeople the message that came out of it was that the international infrastructure project this underwater gas pipeline was a economic project and that that was separate from anything to do with alexei navalny in his case the government spokesperson did say that that was the current time and it could change in the future but what it does is it really mirrors the image the that we're seeing coming from moscow as well to me to the press corps of the kremlin spokesperson had said previously that it was too soon to be lumping together in the end nordstrom to all the future of that project right now well earlier moscow had be none too happy with burley in accusing germany of dragging its feet when it came to handing over or sharing information that mosc

alexei needs as many details as possible. to the metal detector people to create remember that you'll follow almost all the yes but i didn't go any. further just up to the line. let's take off our advisors. more tools are needed for the next step. just 7 kilometers away children are attending school. it's 10 am morning break time for during an hour and the other children. in school number trying to 3 the dangers of mines and unexploded bombers is also a topic my. children are particularly at risk when they are playing outside in the fields on words that's why tatiana is here to give a talk. that i just got a dog good morning children. a because it really is tell me what you can see on the picture here. munition grenades and what are they. right bullets. and what you got there so tell me what do you think happened here one of those i. mean it was awful their mama told them that they weren't allowed to go there because they were landmines. but he didn't listen and he stepped on a mine i can't tell for but. he just wanted to loo

slapped on russia in response to the alleged assassination attempt against opposition figurehead alexei navalny russia's foreign minister has responded by saying many politicians in the block are all too happy to pass a promised your judgment well before any due process has been conducted. any discussions about the naming of the sanctions mechanisms are seen as an unhidden attempt of given in the mornings you your restrictions and you and to russian sentimental nature while at the same time that our proposals to berlin to conduct a joint investigation of the incident are continuing to be ignored the meat of pretexts the nature of the statements made in brussels makes one think there are all western partners do not wish to find out the troops while the action goals are to support the information pain unleashed in the european union in order to ensure that the european destructive course against russia becomes irreversible peter all of us has more on today's vote in the european parliament and what it could mean in future. $532.00 m. e p's voting in favor of this resolution $84.00 'd agai

well the chief toxicologist in the russian city of squids 1st treated alexei navalny has poured scorn on math saying that mr novelli did not present with the symptoms that you would have if you had been poisoned with a nerve agent or not a chalk nerve agent for that matter these new this news coming out of germany is unlikely to placate russia moscow wants to see the data from the samples taken from alexa in the found me this data is now being shared with labs in france in sweden and moscow says it needs to see the evidence behind the claims made against it. the usual uses them raise questions. being speech we hear what statements want and what measures are being mentioned discussed or in war. these leaders leads us to only would rule republican question legion lost in search situations we've won you trace it erk we've pulled those who used to be. the one that won it if you demand explanations will deflect when the people and we'll compare ml's one should with the last elysia is uncorroborated by evidence even leases as you see your input reasonable. russian president vladimir putin i

had being used in what it called an attack against what chancellor merkel called an attack against alexei novelli she said that this was an attempt to silence him and that it was a crime against fundamental values that the chancellor and foreign minister. of called for answers in this case it's still true that in 4 months soon it is over there is that one of the lead in a position figures in russia has been poisoned a specialized the board 3 of the armed forces came to a clear conclusion that alex enough money was poisoned with a substance from the novacek group he's the victim for crime someone tried to shut him up the aisle for doing a book to sleep we demand an investigation into the poisoning of aleksey now while we condemn this boy's name and in the near future will hold consultations and how europe can adequately respond to when it will also depend on russia's response to the case. well it's in a valley has been here in berlin receiving treatment since the 22nd of all. he took ill on a flight from sign bierria to moscow plane to make an emergency landing in the city of all the squar

chancellor angela merkel says alexey navalny was poisoned by a nerve agent. we discuss.s is bloomberg. ♪ good morning from bloomberg middle east headquarters in dubai. i am manus cranny. this is bloomberg "daybreak: europe." the rally for u.s. equities broadens. the fed beige book says risks remain. broad chipid to plan sector support to fight donald trump. the cdc tells estates to prepare for a vaccine by november 1. -- tells states to prepare for a vaccine by november. france unveils a stimulus plan today. german chancellor angela merkel says there is unequivocal proof that alexey navalny was poisoned by a military grade nerve agent, escalating tensions with the kremlin. 6:30 in london, seven: 30 in paris, as we get to the markets -- 7:30 in paris. we saw a rally yesterday. a debate between growth now and value as we see a shift in money across the sector. less just take a look at some of the markets. -- let's just take a look at some of the markets. the cdc saying to get ready for a vaccine. growth shares lost billions since 2016. do you become more discerning? do you

wide response against moscow over the alleged poisoning of alexei navalny the russian opposition figure is in a medically induced coma on a ventilator in a berlin hospital 2 weeks after being are lifted from russia berlin said on wednesday he had been poisoned with a novacek nerve agent russia is calling for dialogue stating it's still received no data from germany on the findings meanwhile the president of belarus has weighed in alexander lukashenko claims that his security forces have information which casts doubt on berlin's poisoning allegation. we have intercepted a call as we understand between warsaw and berlin that clearly sounds it's all a full suffocation and the reasoning didn't take place they have done it quote to discourage putin from interfering in the internal affairs of belarus. but within the last few hours the german government responded to mr version of events saying it's not true while the kremlin says it has no details on the russian president's claims reporting on the international fallout from the alleged poisoning all by lex in the valley here's our tease peter

can't comment on what they haven't seen in relation to the the evidence to back up the claims that alexei navalny was poisoned using a novacek nerve agent while the foreign ministry in moscow has accused berlin of what it called make a phone diplomacy. i would be very cautious when talking about any accusations against russia in this case after all there is no valid reason to make any we hope that we will be able to determine what happened and why we are interested in that we want it and we need the information from germany for that. if there was any data we would work with that there is no data there are only statements amounting to megaphone diplomacy because their voice by foreign ministry many were waiting to hear what did doctors have to see the russian doctors in arm 6 share their conclusions with the public and provided facts and data that's not something we see here. the why of why wouldn't a volley be poison has been raising a lot of questions in russia we've heard from the heads of russia's foreign intelligence service who said that the situation regarding the family raises more

questions germany's motives in pressing it to explain the alleged poisoning of alexei navalny saying it's. not being co-operative with russia's own investigation . ready for phase 3 trials and it's worked towards a 1st coronavirus a vaccine that is a british medical journal concludes the drug. produced an antibody response. in so far. the french satirical magazine charlie hebdo reprints its controversial mohammed cartoons review 19 debate and this is the terror trial gets underway for 14 suspected associates 5 years after the attack in paris. thanks for joining as you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international. remain locked in a diplomatic row over the alleged poisoning of russian opposition figure alexei navalny on sunday the russian foreign ministry question berlin's ultimatum to provide an explanation for what happened to him suggesting it's the german side that's not being forthcoming. if the german government is sincere in its statements it should respond to the request of the russian general prosecutor's office as soon as possible that was passed on august 27 it is the

assassination attempts that use describe the poisoning of russian opposition figurehead alexei navalny meanwhile is calling for any evidence to be presented claiming the incident simply a pretext for sanctions. opposition leaders and independent journalists in russia are not safe. if there was no new they would have come up with another reason to impose additional sanctions. racing into trouble formula one star i was in the t. shirt protest facing disciplinary action for bringing politics into sport. through. should do so if we do it. to everyone then we are in troubled waters. signing peace deals with the u.a.e. and bahrain something donald trump's call the historic breakthrough. in palestine. was good for him here in moscow thanks for joining us today on r.t. international i'm daniel hawkins welcome to the program. now the alleged nerve agent poisoning of russian opposition figurehead alexei navalny was high on the agenda today of a european parliament session the vast majority of speakers concluded russia was to blame for no evidence was presented for more on a sum now being joined

could result in is asset freezes travel bans another sanctions against those that are featured in alexei navalny zante corruption videos could also lead to they also want to see an international probe into what happened to alexa in a volley when they talk about an international probe that's including the united nations the european union the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons and others all to be on side with that and it talks about blocking the construction of nord stream to the gas pipeline that takes russian gas or will take russian gas under the baltic sea directly into germany earlier this week we heard from your state but l. the e.u. high representative for foreign affairs saying that wasn't within the remit of the e.u. institutions to do he said it would be up to the individual member states that are involved in the project if they were to council out call it off block it in any way or just temporarily suspend it however we have heard from the e.u. commission president saying now is the time for action and to those that advocates closer ties with russia i say tha

alexei navalny was a persistent thorn in the side of the russian president.is currently in a coma in germany. the 44—year—old airlifted there after falling ill on a flight from siberia to moscow after he was seen drinking tea just before takeoff. the german government saysis takeoff. the german government says is unequivocal proof he was poisoned with the nerve agent another choc in that russia is responsible. —— novichok. translation: we expect the russian government to give an explanation. there are grave questions which one of the russian government can and must answer. the german government holds russia responsible because of its developed —— it was developed by the soviets during the cold war. western intelligence agencies think it has been modified or assassinations. it causes the body's basic functions to stop working once the victim has been poisoned through inhalation, ingestion or absorption. that is how former soviet agent survey scribble and his daughter were put —— poisoned by novichok in salisbury in 2018. they survived but another britain was a

well as germany continues to push russia for answers over what happened to alexei navalny the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov said russia was still waiting on the information that it needed from germany. it's the use of your money the german representative to the u.n. said the data is no longer a matter of my last will relations between germany and russia but a matter for multilateral proceedings what kind of proceedings the germans are talking about they were unable to say in the interests of our german colleagues we urged them to provide all necessary information which might in any way should lights when absolutely unfounded accusations. well vested gaiters who are being carrying out a probe in russia are also looking for more information police in the city of tom square alexei navalny had been before he made that flight that was supposed to take him back to moscow and had to make an emergency landing in the city of of established a timeline of what happened in the lead up to election of ali taking ill they have missed in the valley at a hotel at a flat at a restaurant and at

monday morning moscow and berlin trade accusations over the condition of russian opposition activist alexei the volley as russia questions why the german side is yet to reveal key information amid poisoning claims. protests against police brutality in the u.s. showed no signs of easing coming up we'll look at how the unrest is helping bring huge profits the 2 american gun manufacturers. to the program dozens of social media accounts from a washington lobbying firm has suspended for attempting to manipulate elections in venezuela bolivia and mexico. $22.00 french schools are already shut down again just one week into the academic year as the country suffers another coronavirus. morning it's not i am the 7th of september here in moscow life marti's will do sage q. with a brand new update this morning kevin 0 in here so will welcome to the program. first germany's foreign minister has threatened sanctions on russia if it fails to clarify what's behind the sudden and so far unexplained illness of prominent opposition activist alexina valmy artie's belling correspondent peter all of us got the l

begin with our breaking news story on the program germany has claimed russian opposition figure out alexei navalny was poisoned with a nerve agent from the novacek group not only is currently in a medically induced coma in a berlin hospital after being early from siberia 2 weeks ago the russian foreign ministry says it's requests to berlin for information on the case have so far gone on earlier i was joined by our correspondents maracas dia and peter all over 1st. well german chancellor angela merkel said that there was clear and unambiguous evidence that alexei novelli the russian opposition figure had been poisoned using a novacek nerve agent she said that this they come to this conclusion following testing of samples taken from alexei in the valley at the bundeswehr institute a german military. tree this is credited certified by the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons the o.p.c. w. going on to say that this was an attempt to silence alexei novelli and it was a crime against fundamental values now the german chancellor and the german foreign minister heiko mass of both c

alexei no bound they could not have survived if he had been poisoned with norbit chalk that's the claim of the russian doctors who 1st treated the high profile kremlin critic when he found severely ill nearly 3 weeks ago piece all of us has the details. the doctors that 1st try to lex in the valley when his plane was forced to make an emergency landing with him in clear distress he was making his way from siberia to moscow he didn't make it there the plane landed in bombs that was way he received treatment 1st they've dismissed claims from here in germany in berlin where he's currently being treated that he was poisoned using a novacek nerve agent they say that being poisoned with such an agent he would have died speak hours after the poisoning and been administering it they say that they've carried out over 60 tests on alexina valmy while he was in their care they found no trace of any toxin now they say they've shared or made available the data from those tests they carried out they've made that available to the german colleagues they now saying the time has come for the german collea