is do you get your news live from berlin russian doctors refuse to allow leading dissident alexina bali to be transferred to germany for treatment the doctors also say there was no indication that involved he was poisoned he's fighting for his life at this hour in a siberian hospital not even his wife has been going to see him a german plane is waiting to airlift of ali to europe. also coming up the bellaver sent off the opposition leader in exile vows to return to her country when it is 6 spent on the kind of style says the country's people will never accept the current leader president alexander lukashenko. joe biden accept the democratic party's nominee for the presidency balance to end what he calls a season of darkness in america shores of great honor and your relatives are except there's nomination for president of the large states of america. fighting the urges americans to unite and return to optimism. just a tale of heroism of the wreckage of beirut a nurse holding in a home full of newborns she rescued from the blast she told us what happened in the infamous war that take. pla

themselves muslims who since that time have been waging a brutal and bitter war against the soldiers in bali of whom can kill as a result this in turn has led to a french military intervention backed by the united states of america and it's also helped to generate unrest and instability this might be on the verge of seizing power and bomb a ko which could have a negative knock on effect throughout the neighborhood not least in cote d'ivoire in guinea. that was the weekly here on our team i'll be back again at the top of the hour with more thanks for tuning in the sack.

thank you i really appreciate your insight i promise you all will definitely revisit the issue of bali and its future in the coming days and weeks this is on a waiting and wow months aloha thank you thank you very much indeed and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for was last a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our 118 sites like from me. and the entire team here in doha. every generation has a higher purpose. ours if they are. they coming home and in search of work to provide a better life for the families they've left behind. but though their labor is vital to release food industry they risk exploitation by corporations and organized crime . trapped in a system with little hope of escape people in power investigates easily seek slaves on al-jazeera. when the fukushima tsunami hit japan's coastline in 2011 it destroyed everything in its path in the aftermath forces began building a massive new seawall along 100 kilometers of

i think the bali bombings and the 0klahoma think the bali bombings and the oklahoma city bombing werekely to be chemicals in there likely to be chemicals in the air after the explosion that are going to be toxic? and still more trouble for people in beirut? you saw the redness of the cloud. that is probably disbursed at this point, of course that is not good for you. —— dispersed. and ammonium nitrate, and in addition to fertiliser, is used in all commercial explosives and we need commercial explosives. so thatis need commercial explosives. so that is another reason why it may be present in addition to fertiliser. and you have a lot of dust that itself can be harmful, fine dust in the area. if these people are still wearing their masks for covid—19, they may need them for the dust. thank you for talking to us. thank you. harrowing video footage of police arresting george floyd has been leaked to the media. the body camera images show two officers approaching mr floyd in minneapolis after he was suspected of using a $20 note to buy cigarettes. possibly a counterfeit note. his eventual

let's get a recap of our top stories on t w russian doctors treating opposition leader alexina bali say they have found no evidence he was poisoned they are refusing to allow to be sent to germany for treatment thank you too sick to be moved to bali fell sick aboard a flight and was rushed to the hospital inside syria. mellower seen opposition politicians take on the future no scios says she will return to our country and when it is safe to do so to shut up sky a flight to lithuania after rejecting the results of the election earlier this month today she called for more strikes at factories across the country to try to force a new presidential election. coming up next on day to business we're looking at democratic presidential nominee joe biden's economic policies. as a detailed statement. to the point of strong opinions clear positions international perspectives. huge protests in belarus a growing cold for the country's authoritarian president alexander who could shank ok to step down or if he does go what impact will that have on neighboring russia and its all for each area leader vla

hospital for emergency medical treatment he was airlifted on saturday from the siberian 30 of the bali has been in a coma since falling violently ill during a flight to moscow on thursday artie's bitter over has the latest from berlin. took a lot of wrangling between doctors in the russian city of scanning the valley family but alexei navalny is here in germany here arrived on site today in a special medical plane had been chartered by his supporters and he landed here in berlin and arrived at the hospital flanked by a column of blue flashing lights police motorcycles and other vehicles accompanying the ambulance that he was in to to shut the tape hospital he's receiving treatment and undergoing extensive testing at the hospital to try and determine what is behind his illness that resulted in him being in a coma since thursday early in police have also put out the same and saying that they are here in increased numbers due to mr vanney being in this hospital and we aren't expecting any updates really from the hospital until maybe monday morning. carol lexing of armies wife is here so w

bali is doing a ph d. at bal house university where she has a research assistant post. she's particularly interested in how refugee camps are designed and managed. this month but i like this city and i like the people i feel good here i've been living here for 2 years and vine is like home now. what. she says she likes the fact that it's small but beautiful and she especially enjoys its multicultural atmosphere. demonstrated here by a klezmer concert that's part of the get this summer festival. well when you think of the bauhaus you most probably think of architecture and design but one of the most productive and successful bauhaus workshops was actually the weaving workshop where they experimented with both industrial methods and with traditional craft techniques from indigenous communities and weaving is just one of the arts that helped our 3rd go to metal laureate. of bolivia to make her mark and to broaden the scope of accepted indigenous art and be the space. artist poet essayist musician and a weaver she fought hard to succeed in a world that traditionally sidelin

la bahía que se mantiene congestionado va fluyendo bien sin ningún problema hasta llegar a castro bali esto y los temblores aquí al regresar >>> les invito a conocer un poco más la historia de (nombre extranjero) es realmente increíble >>> (comerciales) en el mundo de los deportes también hay noticias algunos dirían que hasta milagros >>> así es, sandra, buenas tardes el primer milagro viene el motogp, le advierto que estas imágenes son impresionantes pero nadie salió lastimado entrando en la curva tres pierden el control de su motocicleta y salen disparados el choque es aparatoso pero ambos conductores salieron ilesos el problema son las dos máquinas que salieron despedidas como saber la cámara de rossi primero aquí en otro ángulo podría haber terminado muy mal en otras ocasiones se habían quejado la seguridad en la curva dos y tres, en este caso queda demostrado que cuando no toca, no te toca otro milagro fue el regreso de (nombre extranjero) su familia se encargó de celebrarlo como se merece con un baño de champaña no es para menos ya que el simple hecho de que esté caminando es un

this is the the news live from bali and russia is leaving office vision figures fighting for his life after a suspected poisoning aleck's in the valleys in a coma after falling airline during a flight to moscow a spokeswoman says a cup of tea he drank was deliberately laced with poison. and france's president ma called off the medical assistance asylum president ma cross has been meeting germany's chancellor who also offered help to the kremlin critic. i'm phil gal welcome to the program french president emanuel macro has offered political asylum to russian opposition leader alexina found me amid suspicions that he has been poisoned mist in the valley fell ill on a flight to moscow and he's now in a coma in the city. it's suspected he drank tea laced with a toxin his emanuel microsoft. we are ready to provide any necessary support for alexander and about me and his family for his health for asylum and for his protection this goes without saying and we discussed it at length. well that's in a valley was on a flight from siberia to moscow when he lost consciousness the plane landed in a

vall name is unconscious and in intensive care in a siberian hospital a doctor there confirms that bali is in serious condition we'll bring you the latest. also coming up democrat come away harris makes history becoming the 1st woman of color on a major party ticket. i accept your nomination for vice president of the united states of america. together with joe biden harris now has to convince americans that they can heal a country devastated by the pandemic and deeply divided over the politics of president truck. and e.u. leaders back the opposition and balanced refusing to recognize the election that kept president lukashenko one power and promising sanctions on top officials german chancellor angela merkel says the e.u. wants talks between the 2 sides. i'm sumi so much going on it's good to have you with us russian opposition leader alexei no valma is in intensive care and unconscious in the hospital after apparently being poisoned. according to a spokeswoman now while he was on a flight back to moscow from the siberian city of tomsk when he started feeling unwell prompting the plane

bali will not open next month as virus numbers continue to spread.velers will be barred at least through the end of the year as the area remains in a red zone. its -- byoosting lifting the debt ceiling for the first time since 2009 the new limits will be 60% of gdp through 2023, up some 35%. the philippines has approved the final version of a virus relief bill that will provide subsidies to -- subsidies and on up limit assistance. it needs the president signature to proceed. also provide for contact tracing as the country battles the biggest virus outbreak in southeast asia. still ahead this hour, we will talk about food security in china with dow foods international. andaad: next, the u.s. china seeing progress on the phase one trade deal just as the republican national convention kicks off. we will have the latest on that here on bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haslinda: republicans make a case for a second trump term at the rnc, reiterating the america first policy and attacking the democrats's dovish stance on china. >> beijing biden is so weak on china that the

before returning to east timor alice is taking part in a workshop at a jobs learning center in bali a knife wound up in the town that. happened on that day on. oh. elise joins a group of 14 who like him would take in his children from east timor during the indonesian occupation. indonesia seized east timor after the withdrawal of the portuguese in 1975 and held it through to the 24 years. they were massacres rape and persecution. thousands starved in camps. and children were taken opportunistically at 1st and later as part of a state sponsored mission to educate and civilise. i know yeah. maybe in the beginning there was a feeling of trying to save children who were perhaps separated from their families there were many of them who were taken to become operation assistance by guides and porters by the military i'm sure there are also people who took them to benefit themselves. about supervising the workshop is director of indonesia programs galu one detests a minute in there and that it is that them and the money idea and that out. and then when you got. that idea that america is your

war against the soldiers in bali i mean if women can killed as a result this in turn has led to a french military intervention backed by the united states of america it's also helped to generate unrest and instability this might be on the verge of seizing power in bomb mco which could have a negative knock on effect throughout the neighborhood not least in the wall in guinea. that's been the weekly here on our to international for further details on all the stories and up to met reports at our website r.t. dot com. it's seemed wrong why don't we all just don't hold. any new world yet to shape out just to become educated and in detroit equals betrayal. when something a find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. and i can remember when it would flood one time in the fall and then one time in the spring you know a break up and now i mean already 3 times this year they said you know when people get nervous about the flooding of their houses and needing to stay in school or even getting out of new top because they're worried about that kind of stuff and just these last

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original bali they were to take place simultaneously and named hammer and anvil, to trap the germans and push them out to liberate france but due to the landing craft and aircraft fire command was not able to have both operations at the same time and normandy was deemed the more important and as we know from history what happened there. but operations during the southern operations war delayed until august, 1944 and that originally took place on august 15th. >> troops began to scramble up the beach. >> prepared for an enemy onslaught. not a single german soldier appeared. mine detector squads cleared the roads to permit our tanks to continue on their way. german prisoners were herded on to the beaches for removal to ships. by midnight of august 16th the french commandos had been contacted. it was so smooth that by noon the following day a beach head 20 miles long and five miles deep had been established. >> we are representing them during the maritime alps campaign which was after the initial invasion when they were protecting the right flank of the main advance. they were in combat

national park is training farmers like walia to become beekeepers some 4000 hives and plant about bali a is still a bit unsure of himself he's only been a beekeeper for 2 weeks. his visit you have seen here. of but in it as they are going to put in a death they help to put an ad for us which is here but it's hard for this family reopen to support their population overall the number of troops will be many other same time they will be able to then that evening from there and there they have this thing from living here that while yet is working with our plans as he translates in effectiveness of the smoke right away he gets down to 5 times but monsanto says that won't happen once the new beekeeper town is down. he heads home dads the work of an education officer is never really down on the way he meets a man making charcoal in a pot of. many people do this here into and some extra cash on government and within that environment that of those if i sell the charcoal my wife can use the money to buy fish for the family. but that doesn't convince a girl in months he knows that every tree felle

themselves muslims who since that time have been waging a brutal and bitter war against the soldiers in bali of whom can kill as a result this in turn has led to a french military intervention backed by the united states of america and it's also helped to generate unrest and instability this might be on the verge of seizing power in bomb the co which could have a negative knock on effect throughout the neighborhood not least in the wall in guinea. that's been the weekly here on our team for further details on all the stories on up to the minute reports head to our website r.t. dot com. pain has changed many american lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. based drugs to people who are chronic pain patient and believe that their prescription is working for them in the remedy he said to do the price that they paid closer dependency and addiction to opiates to long term use that really isn't scientifically justified and i'll study actually suggested that the long term effects might not just be absence of benefit but actually that might be causing long to. join me every th

some 4000 hives unplanned about bali a is in a bit unsure of himself he's only been a beekeeper for 2 weeks. is this that you have seen. of but in it as they are going to put in a death they help nobody made for 3000 this year but it's hard for this time as we're able to support their population overall the number of which will be many either the same time they will be able to move in that evening from the island they are they have they have a sting from living here that while yet is working with our plants as he translates in effectiveness of the smoke right away he gets stung 5 times but monsanto says that won't happen once the new beekeeper counts down. he heads home babs the work of an education officer is never really done on the way he meets a man making charcoal in a pot of. many people do this here to and some extra cash on government in the us and it got him but now that the bill if i sell the charcoal my wife can use the money to buy fish for the family. but that doesn't convince him in months he knows that every tree felled by charcoal burners is one tree less for the ecosy

russian doctors give the green light for alexina bali to be flown to germany for treatment the opposition figurehead is in a coma with tests ruling.

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deputy news live from berlin the president of bali toppled in a military coup work involved akbar cave test steps down i made his detention by rebel soldiers it follows months of growing political tension and anti-government protests which leaves and already unstable country heading into an uncertain future also coming up as more people in balad lose join protests calling for president lukashenko to resign german chancellor angela merkel tells him his cover.

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bali is doing a ph d. at bal house university where she has a research assistant post. she's particularly interested in how refugee camps are designed and managed. it's not just that i like this city and i like the people i feel good here i've been living here for 2 years and weimar is like home now. what. she says she likes the fact that it's small but beautiful and she especially enjoys its multicultural atmosphere. demonstrated here by a klezmer concert that's part of the good issue summer festival. was the. when you think of the bauhaus you most probably think of architecture and design but one of the most productive and successful bauhaus workshops was actually the weaving workshop where they experimented with both industrial methods and with traditional craft techniques from indigenous communities and weaving is just one of the arts that helped our 3rd good to medal laureate. of bolivia to make her mark and to broaden the scope of accepted indigenous art. artist poet essayist musician and a weaver she fought hard to succeed in a world that traditionally sidelines

culture bali is doing a ph d. at bal house university where she has a research assistant post. she's particularly interested in how refugee camps are designed and managed. this month but i like this city and i like the people i feel good here i've been living here for 2 years and vine is like home now. what. she says she likes the fact that it's small but beautiful and she especially enjoys its multicultural atmosphere. demonstrated here by a klezmer concert that's part of the good if summer festival. was the. when you think of the bauhaus you most probably think of architecture and design but one of the most productive and successful bauhaus workshops was actually the weaving workshop where they experimented with both industrial methods and with traditional craft techniques from indigenous communities and weaving is just one of the arts that helped our 3rd good to medal laureate. of bolivia to make her mark and to broaden the scope of accepted indigenous art and be a space. artist poet essayist musician and weaver. she fought hard to succeed in a world that traditionally sidel

thank you i really appreciate your insight i promise you all will definitely revisit the issue of bali and its future in the coming days and weeks this is on a waiting and wow months aloha thank you thank you very much indeed and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website c.n.n. dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for was last a.j. insights you can also join the conversation on twitter i would handle his sites like from me. and the entire team here in doha. in 2008 al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking skiing. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. we return to see how the students and the scheme helping change the face of india. super 30 announces they are. made maria driven by poverty into prostitution and drugs as an early age now as a mother just turning a lot of around with the help of the theatre and a group of colombian women fighting the challenges they face to that of al-jazeera is compelling series which showcases fresh from item talent prob

themselves muslims who since that time had been waging a brutal and bitter war against the soldiers in bali been killed as a result this in turn has led to a french military intervention backed by the united states of america and it's also helped to generate unrest and instability this might be on the verge of seizing power in bomb which could have a negative knock on effect throughout the neighborhood not least in the wall in guinea. the u.s. senate intelligence committee has released the final part of a report on the alleged russian meddling in the 2016 election the document accuses putin of writing the hack of democratic party service if you hope to find a smoking gun in the report in likely to be disappointed this kind of morbid explains. it is the 5th and final installment from the senate intelligence committee regarding allegations of russia and trump and the 2016 elections now the report is over a 1000 pages long it takes us to quite extravagant places from the ritz carlton hotel to the miss universe pageant and the ultimate conclusion of the report the long awaited conclusion is tha

something else going on here that there are very very clearly do not want the actual reason why the bali has fallen ill to come to light we've also seen that since the bombing was admitted the. hospital itself is more or less been taken over by officers of the local f.s.b. and investigative committee have come into the offices and you know there's there's not a lot of light on the situation right now. one of the possibilities that really comes to mind now is i think that the comparison with body stem cell. is a good one off was the evidence suggest was killed at the direction of the governor of chechnya and i'm some can do you know without the permission of the kremlin. which caused something of a political crisis even if who didn't eventually absolve him and prevented any kind of actual punishment being meted out here and that's the real problem even if this isn't something that was directly ordered or coordinated by the kremlin putin has created a system in an atmosphere in which there is factions of the elite can carry out these assassinations independently are going to set out assass

themselves muslims who since that time had been waging a brutal and bitter war against the soldiers in bali and killed as a result this in turn has led to a french military intervention backed by the united states of america it's also helped to generate unrest and instability this might be on the verge of seizing power. which could have a negative knock on effect throughout the neighborhood not least. german authorities have confirmed that an incident on a berlin highway on tuesday night is now being treated as an islamic extremist attack it involved a series of car remix 6 people were injured with 3 currently in critical condition the suspect an iraqi born refugee was detained prosecutors say he deliberately drove his car into several vehicles witnesses state he began shouting god is great in arabic and threatening to detonate explosives authorities have confirmed the suspect was known to them for extremist behavior and that he spent time in a psychiatric hospital 2 years ago he was also apparently facing deportation from germany the suspect is expected to face charges of attempted murder.

join germany in demanding an investigation into the circumstances of the alleged poisoning of alexina bali how we're over here again we have to straight to stress that the members of the european union they have different interests in different positions on russia and about how to deal with a deal with russia. our correspondent on its andrea thank you. to india now where schools have been closed for months of efforts to contain the coronavirus pandemic the closure has exposed inequalities in india's education system classes have moved online but many students are not able to access lessons because of put internet connectivity for children with disabilities struggle. it's even harder to. reports from. kartik you like to look closely at the colors of his story building blocks before he starts playing with them. he can only see to some extent large objects and colors. he was born with only logical disorder which will impairment and have troubles with fine motor skills. the 9 year old studies in the 2nd grade of a government school along with children without disabilities where. the school doe

arrest yes there is justice in bali we've heard that there might be mocked much more. you've come out saying that civil society needs to be developed that democratic development in the country is essential but if you impose these financial sanctions on bell or us don't you risk closing the door on the eaves opportunity to do exactly that with civil society. it should not be a case because there are tools of cooperation of thanks to change. us . and these should be imposed we have tools as you up the end a union is there to shine as door directs. the finites right now stalls out. society not he's a chance to fight for democracy rule of law and. human rights so. we as you wrote him a moment. issue. and now you know. that he's a sense of secession human rights. and say hey argentina. and east and each one of the decisions all. i imagine that this financial aid for civil society in belarus would be part of the new framework for e.u. relations with belarus that you're calling for what else would you like to say. well there should be also maintain some kind of dialogue betwe

thank you i really appreciate your insight i promise you all will definitely revisit the issue of bali and its future in the coming days and weeks this is on a waiting and watching months aloha thank you thank you very much indeed and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for was last a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter i would handle his sites like from me. and the entire team here in doha. in late august joe biden and donald trump will finally become the official presidential candidate but the on going coronavirus pandemic sees the democratic national convention going virtual and the republicans being forced to rethink grand plans for a big celebration follow the u.s. conventions on al-jazeera the 21st century began with extraordinary economic growth across much of latin america. but since this halted in 2008 there's been a political shift to the right on a continent to a socialism once thrived. a chilean politician goes on a j

themselves muslims who since that time have been waging a brutal and bitter war against these soldiers in bali i mean if you've been killed as a result this in turn has led to a french military intervention backed by the united states of america and it's also helped to generate unrest and instability this might be on the verge of seizing power and bomb a ko which could have a negative knock on effect throughout the neighborhood not least in the wall in guinea. we bring you more on the political unrest and valorous after this short break stay with us. when else shows seem wrong. why don't we all just don't call. me we'll get to see palace just days after. and it again should be close to trail. when something you find themselves well it's a part we just of the common ground. who are all those driven by a dream shaped person. no dares thinks. we dared to ask. can we go back now to our top story with international pressure mounting on the president a bell roast over the ongoing protests and his country russia has been giving its response to the events come on that we're going to cross live to our

themselves muslims who since that time have been waging a brutal and bitter war against the soldiers in baliof whom can kill as a result this in turn has led to a french military intervention backed by the united states of america and it's also helped to generate unrest and instability this might be on the verge of seizing power and bomb a ko which could have a negative knock on effect throughout the neighborhood not least in cote d'ivoire in guinea. that was the weekly here on our team i'll be back again at the top of the hour with more thanks for tuning in the sack. same wrong. but all in all just don't call. me. yet to stamp out this thing because as a kid and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just a look for common ground. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalists attacks particularly catholic population tens of thousands are forced to flee their homes a mobile strike can put these attacks was a p.r. you see the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of prevent

right, it is generally a fertiliser but it can be used for bombs and was in world war ii, also for the bali oklahoma city bombing is also a terrible history of unintentional explosions. what makes it so dangerous and why don't we learn the lessons about storing it? that is a very good question. i think it is mostly to do with the agricultural industry. in other words they insist that it be classified not as an explosive. in america it is classified as a blasting agent when it is used for fertiliser purposes. but that is wordsmithing. the material can blow up in a disastrous explosion so anybody who uses english in a sensible manner, it is a substance which is an explosive. but because the agricultural industry feels that regulations would be more owner as if there was a forthright admission that this is an explosive substance, it is an explosive substance, it is classified as not an explosive material, even though it is, when it is used for agricultural purposes. if it is used for bomb—making then it is classified as an explosive. thank you so much for talking to us. more on that story late

all may be transferred to germany for treatment but doctors also say there is no indication that the bali was poisoned he is fighting for his life at this hour in a siberian hospital not even his wife has been allowed to see him a german plane is waiting to airlift the volunteers will. also coming up the bella was an opposition leader in exile and vows to return to our country when it is safe he said last night he has no style says the country's people will never accept the current leader president alexander lukashenko. joe biden accepts the democratic party's nominee for the presidency balance to end what he calls a season on the darkness in america shores of the great honor premier most of them are just this nomination for president in their current stage of america's. fight and urges americans to good night and return the top of the missile. and a tale of hero was in the wreckage of days with a nurse holding an armful of newborns she rescued from the blast she told us what happened in the infamous war that day. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us doctors treating russian

we was meant to be on honeymoon in bali, which got cancelled, and when we saw italy was now available and we thought, help out the travel industry at the moment and it's so quiet here at the moment, we felt really reassured. at the uffizi gallery, thermal scanners are the new installation. just half the pre—covid capacity can now visit the renaissance gems, meaning you're often alone with leonardo — an opportunity for change, says the director. we also have the chance to really rethink our model of tourism. i don't think that we really would want to return to the point of last year, to have over—tourism, people in the museums that just come to take some snapshots and selfies and then rush out. next door, they're trying out new methods. well, this is an extra covid measure that florence cathedral has brought in, a special device that's given to you already disinfected, you hang it around your neck and then, if you get closer than 1.8 metres to the person next to you, it vibrates. ingenious. this is the first place in the world to introduce it and several cathedrals in britain have alre

you know maybe next week some stories along the lines of that some russian john plot taking place in bali and putin is engineering some kind of a major crisis in john many so we mustn't absolutely mustn't. withdraw any troops from germany the less this always fits into a pattern and of course you're absolutely right with withdrawing troops of germany in fact you know making steps to you know bring this nato this museum really the source though those political strategic books to an end can only be a good thing i mean sadly i think we're still a long way from that at least it seems like a step in that direction you know big claim you know and reading the main mainstream media press on this topic here never once did i come across that public opinion poll consistently in germany would like to see the american treat troops leave their country 75 years after the bank wishing of nazi germany but it's never mentioned in the press that you know they the troops they're just not wanted they're not needed and and really what this gets it what's coming into for here in your 1st answer was quite eloque

medical staff at the berlin hospital say they are running extensive tests to establish what's wrong with bali but many in the west appear are reading to have decided he was poisoned something journalist martin somers says is premature. well obviously if it's a case of poisoning there's going to be an awful lot of press placing boy western politicians and others but of course it's not clear who would have done the poisoning who has access to the links in the boundary it will be zone entourage his own entourage maybe even working with intelligence agencies in the west to create such an incident as we're now seeing now that sounds farfetched but it isn't really if you know the history of nato special operations going back many decades that doesn't mean that they did it and it doesn't mean the russian state did it and it's not even clear that this is a poisoning so we think everybody needs to take a deep breath and think very carefully about the damage that can be done while the allegations. belorussian opposition leader. says she won't run again for president if the government agrees to iran of

news live from berlin and the president of bali toppled in a military coup working full backup tape test steps down i made his detention by rebel soldiers it follows months of growing political tension and anti-government protest which leaves and already unstable country heading into an uncertain future also coming up as more people envelop loose join protests calling for president lukashenko to resign german chancellor angela merkel tells him his government must free to little prisoners and the boy's violence plus a champions league trophy within paris monza breach for the 1st time ever after they hold our eyes to leipzig in this. i'm sara kelly well come to the program leaders of a military coup in the west african nation of mali say that they will enact political transition and stressed out fresh elections within a reasonable time this after mali's president ybor he will back our kaita announced his resignation just hours after being detained by armed soldiers his ousting follows. months of protest over corruption and economic mismanagement while the events have been met with jubilati

formal announcement by the military on what will be the fate of the bible because kato the president of bali his prime minister cabinet ministers and senior military officers will be arrested earlier in the day for the time being it looks like the military is in control. a member of hezbollah has been convicted of conspiring to kill former lebanese prime minister rafiq hariri who was assassinated 15 years ago salim jamil i asked one of 4 suspects tried in absentia for the 2005 car bomb attack in beirut which killed her really and 21 other people judges in a un backed tribunals said there was insufficient evidence against the other defendants are areas remembered as a key figure in efforts to rebuild lebanon after the civil war ended in 1990 more state employed workers have joined protests against better reeses presidents and the election that many say was rigged thousands of people have demonstrated against an example of code for 10 consecutive days since his reelection for the 6th time the government has now admitted some police officers have quit in protest or troops have been sent to the

to headline stories russian doctors have given the all clear for alexina bali to travel to germany for emergency treatment the opposition figurehead is in a coma and medics have ruled out poisoning f. the cause of his illness reporting in the 3 f. a national. the doctor is in charge of treating alex st of ali in russia's siberian city of almost now agreed to allow his tourist protégé sion to a clinic in germany this is something his family has been repeatedly calling for with his wife julie or even appealing to president why them are putting the medics say that the vine is still very weak and he's not stable they smallman he's not strong enough for travelling but they say they're ready to allow these trust potations at the german doctors and the families risk. we are not in favor of him being taken anywhere from this hospital but considering the requests of his family we will help organize the transportation earlier the russian doctors after discussing the vollies house with their german colleagues who came to all my earlier on friday said that air transportation could be specifically