opponents of the hardline leader of bella bruce alexander lukashenko have held mass protests throughout the country tens of thousands protested in the capital minsk weekly demonstrations have become the focus for the pro-democracy movement in an attempt to reassert control police have already arrested hundreds of women. the demonstrations have been taking place across europe calling for the evacuation of a crowded migrant camps on the great commons hundreds of people marched in berlin to demand that the german government take in more than the 1500 refugees it had already agreed to relocate 9000 migrants on last boss have been moved to a new camp built to replace the morea settlement destroyed in a fire this is de w. news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram or visit our website they w dot com. she island is burning and has been for 30 years originally a small a good and the waste crisis on the mount eaves became so pressing that the government repurposed it as a landfill now the island keeps growing with reclaimed land made of rubbish discarded junk and mounds of plast

what happened to a bello would see in protest leader at the ukrainian border on tuesday morning bella bruce says she was trying to cross over many ukraine official says she was resisting deportation we'll go live to mince.

also coming up with the exiled bella bruce opposition leader in town the european union struggles for its own brand of unity e.u. foreign ministers meeting in brussels fails with greece sanctions against the worst in official plus as coronavirus cases surge of cross germany the city of new nick clamps down mass will soon be mandatory outdoors in some of the varian capitals busiest public spaces. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program world leaders joined to mark the 75th anniversary of the united nations on monday ahead of the start of the un general assembly is general debate later today the ongoing coronavirus pandemic is posing major challenges for this year's event the organization secretary-general called for greater global cooperation but major come to countries like the un's host nation the united states are more often acting on their own. facing what some have called a crisis of confidence the u.n. mocked 75th anniversary a spouse crowd in new york gathered to celebrate the milestone moment with the coronavirus pandemic largely forcing the event online striking a positive tarn

the past days warning his neighbors poland lot yet lithuania and ukraine against interfering in bella bruce's internal business. rather than extending an olive branch what's the word he's has confronted the mostly peaceful protesters with sticks and tear gas and the president has unleashed pants of brass knuckles security forces on men women and children. from sports news in tennis world number one novak djokovic has been disqualified from the u.s. open the 33 year old was a favorite to win the grand slam in new york but that all ended when the serbian hit a line judge with the ball in the 1st set against spain's pablo car in your post up it appeared on intentional but choke up joke of a child was still objected from the tournament despite his pleading with so many players missing the tournaments amid coronavirus the new men's champion will be crowned this year. it's back to school time for much of the world but the coronavirus has made returning to class as a challenge almost everywhere west our correspondents around the world tell us how school reopening or going in their country it was a m

mass protests in bella bruce pardon ocracy activists call another day of demonstrations after police arrest hundreds of people mainly women demanding the resignation of top line president alexander lukashenko. and within fiction rights soaring again in the u.k. the government slaps hefty fines on quarantine vikas and malls imposing a 2nd total lockdown. i'm at 3 how'd we begin with new revelations of money laundering illegal financial flows and a banking scandal of gigantic proportions for years banks around the world appear to have helped avert and conceal funds originating from criminal activities documents leaked from u.s. financial wealth already financing seem to show how banks help circumvent international sanctions including those against iran and syria danish and british banks but also to achieve back implicated in the late far. all over the world criminals are using the global financial system to launder money it's a dirty but lucrative business for the banks. if a bank notices a suspicious transfer it has to report it to the authorities. thousands of such reports were obtai

the past days warning his neighbors poland latvia lithuania and ukraine against interfering in bella bruce's internal business. rather than extending an olive branch once the words have confronted the mostly peaceful protesters with sticks and tear gas and the president has some least pants of brass knuckles security forces some men women and children. in tennis world number one novak djokovic has been disqualified from the u.s. open the 33 year old was a favorite to win the grand slam in new york but that all ended when the serbian hit a line judge with a ball in the 1st set against spain's pablo. appeared unintentional all but chunk of it was still ejected from the tournament despite his pleading with so many players missing the tournament amid coronavirus a 1st time men's champion will be crowned this year. you're watching news coming up next we've got part one of our documentary dark the night off the oil course you get all that is news and information around on our web site that's t w dot com terry martin thanks want. to go beyond. the stories that matter to. country. and whatever it ta

days warning his neighbors pohlmann lot yet little waiting in the ukraine against interfering in bella bruce's internal business. rather than extending an olive branch also words have confronted the mostly peaceful protesters with sticks and tear gas and the president has some leashed pants of brass knuckles security forces on men women and children. local rights groups say at least 250 people were detained nationwide on sunday adding to the thousands are rested since the protests began. many have returned bruised and battered with horror stories of humiliation and outright torture. but the latest protests underlined their determination to press ahead with their demands. well these demonstrations in bellerose have now gone on for 4 straight weekends and the number of protests is taking pot is increasing to our correspondent nick connelly is in minsk and he sent us this assessment. neither rain nor beaches government warnings could keep people off the streets today coming out they did in their hundreds of thousands against one man xander. a month off the colors a reflection of these protests ju

this is state of li news live from berlin battleground the bella bruce mall mass protest has anti government demonstrators step up the pressure on hotline laid out alexander lukashenko hundreds are arrested and drank the why security forces bought a correspondent in the capital minsk reports that the pro-democracy activists believe this is the amman also coming up a new tent city opens the house mike wants to displaced by.

with this in mind bella bruce is supporting and promoting pragmatic initiatives at the u.s. focused on maximizing the organizations potential in terms of maintaining international peace and security. this year we will once again table of the general assembly on the 1st committee with broad sponsorship from like mine it's.

bella bruce the peaceful mass protests are continuing despite the unrest use of force and threats frombush to meet artists and bands who ranges sleep and creatively tell the regime you can't intimidate us anymore some kids on. you going to minutes on w. the tumbling tires and fires came from jurors or dealing with and even at that i killed many civilians. coming coming my father was so hurt and i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became our kind of sob. providing insights global news that matters d. w. made for mines. been robbed of their soul that's what it people experiences when their heritage is taken from them countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists them carted off to europe. what should be done with the stone or from africa. stolen soul starts september 7th on d w. i'm not laughing at them well i guess sometimes i am but i was there laughing with the research i don't think think interject my culture of looking at stereotypes a question that is think the future of the country that i not. yet needed saying we

now and bella bruce another prominent opposition leader has accused authorities of threatening to kill her if she refused to leave the country maria calista who is behind bars said authorities told her they would remove her from belarus alive or in pieces that comes amid a growing crackdown on prominent opposition figures who've been leading protests against authoritarian leader president lukashenko. on monday it was not. detained by security forces in minsk. on wednesday unidentified men in plain clothes were seen taking much since i'm not into custody . illusion security forces have now confirmed both prominent opposition figures have been jailed accused of calling for action that would harm national security it doesn't stop here. noble prize winning others a bit excessive if said unknown people repeatedly rang her doorbell and attempted to end. her apartment despite the intimidation she called on president alexander lukashenko to engage in a dialogue with his critics who. said he will not speak to the people taking to the streets but those on the streets are countrymen the people ar

german government says no valley was poisoned with a nerve agent novacek also coming up crackdown in bella bruce opposition leader maria conlon nicole has reportedly been abducted in cold di life and comes off to hundreds of protesters were raised with the lightest weekend rally since presumably pushing cars. and california is appliances qualify as 3 previous giants of the light has reportedly caused by fireworks and fanned by record temperatures will get the latest from all santa's list shortly. plus the story must go along that's the spirit in venice where the 1st major film festival since the pandemic it is underway this year's competition features a record number of entries from female drink just. varied it's great to have you with this the berlin hospital treating russian opposition leader alex a in a valley says he's been taken out of an induced karma and he's improved and is improving his condition is improving i should say and doctors also say he is awake and responsive the german government. leaves the valley was poisoned with a nerve agent in an attempted assassination it's demanded an

now to bella bruce where anti-government protesters continue to vent their anger over august disputed election rallies have now been going on for 6 weeks on saturday protesters mostly female gathered in the capital misc demanding president lukashenko step down police arrested some of those rallying on the streets the exact number detained is not known but rights groups claim it was more than $300.00. meanwhile opposition candidates of atlanta taken on sky is expected to take part in a meeting with e.u. foreign ministers in brussels next week she has already addressed the european parliament the mirrors being condemned by both by the russian and russian governments our senior correspondent mark gasnier have sent this report from the capital. on saturday and throughout this week there have been far fewer people attending again view a demonstration spontaneous protest that we've seen rocking belo us over the past month or so policed by feeling emboldened by the lack of at indies have certainly made themselves seen and known they have been many arrests dozens upon dozens of protesters and

the past days warning his neighbors poland bloody lithuania and ukraine against interfering in bella bruce's internal business. rather than extending an olive branch also words have confronted the mostly peaceful protesters with sticks and tear gas and the president has unleashed banse of brass knuckles security forces on men women and children. local rights groups say at least 250 people were detained nationwide on sunday adding to the thousands arrested since the protests began. many have returned bruised and battered with horror stories of humiliation and outright torture. but the latest protests underlined their determination to press ahead with their demands. well the demonstrations in belarus have now gone on for a full strike weekends and the number of protests is taking pot is on the rise a correspondent nick connelly is in minsk and sends us this assessment. neither story nor repeated government warnings could keep people off the streets means today coming out they did in their hundreds of thousands against one man exam to look shingo. a month off the bowlers rigged election police

the past days warning his neighbors poland latvia lithuania and ukraine against interfering in bella bruce's internal business. rather than extending an olive branch once the words have confronted the mostly peaceful protesters with sticks and tear gas and the president has unleashed pants of brass knuckles security forces on men women and children. well it's back to school time for much of the world but the coronavirus has made returning to classes a challenge almost everywhere where i asked our correspondents around the world to tell us how schools are reopening in their country. it was a mix of nerves and excitement as the kids at this east london high school headed back for the 1st time since march the teachers here tell me they're ready with stockard class times social distancing measures and one way systems but for the older students in particular the road back to the classroom hasn't been easy schools here are reeling from a series of chaotic government you tons which left many kids over the summer facing days of uncertainty about how their results will be awarded the canceled exams a

protests also ongoing in bella bruce against leader alexander lukashenko thousands of women march there in a peaceful demonstration university students to work hours in the country's capital to demonstrate against the detention of appear at a place during previous protests which have been rocking the country for most a month state officials there about 30 people were detained during the unauthorised rallies on saturday with the majority of the now released on. southern europe coronavirus restrictions of the large protests take place in the croatian capital the rally you can see was called the freedom festival hundreds attended without wearing masks and demonstrations against the country reintroducing some restrictions to fight covert 19 comes after a sharp rise in cases there. and joining us here on r.t. international we're back at the top of the hour. trade and investment to become magic spells to conjure economic development. most people think about trade they think about goods and services being exchanged between countries at the end fast chopped or a trade agreement is about somethi

russian president vladimir putin pledged to extend bella bruce credit of $1500000000.00 putin also expressed support for lugar sankoh president lukashenko made the visit to appeal for help as he faces the biggest protests of his 26 years in power whether 100000 people joined the demonstrations in the bella hussein capital mintz over the weekend calling for his resignation hundreds of people were arrested the demonstrations began last month following deliverances disputed presidential election. ard for more now let's go to our russia analyst constantine a good can even say you constantine what exactly did president lukashenko hope to get from vladimir putin and did he get exactly what he want yes he did but he wanted it simple don't leave a putin he wanted a photo op with if you want to let even a push into treating this dress didn't tell the neighboring country of an l. ike and he wanted money and all of that he got the credit of $1500000000.00 that was extended by moscow will be interesting enough to cover at least not not all of it but part of it to come up through this crits that moscow h

from thomas now say that they've agreed to push the european union to decide on sanctions against bella bruce over alleged election fraud and human rights abuses. yes house speaker nancy pelosi says financial information reveals about the president in a new york times report is a national security issue donald trump has dismissed the investigation which claims he's hardly paid any income tax in the past 15 years he reportedly has hundreds of millions of dollars in loans which are all the info within the next few years lucy says she's concerns about whether this is impacting u.s. policy or diplomatic relations. this president appears to have over $400000000.00 in debt or 20 whatever it is $1000000.00 in debt to home different countries what is the leverage they have so for me this is a national security question where white house correspondents can really hold hands more the u.s. president for his part is fighting back against these allegations not only in a hastily called press conference late sunday but also on twitter in fact here's one of the statements that he made he says the fake news m

think save each is now the only high profile opposition figure still living as a free woman and bella bruce with the growing pressure on opposition figures comes after a month of unprecedented protests against those reelection which demonstrators say was rigged. main opposition candidates that. left velour recess to the vote physical pull and on wednesday where she met the country's prime minister. she said look i no longer has a mandate to govern once you and only fair and free elections can now set the path for belarus's future. next up we go back in time to the middle ages in germany and a new exhibition in my shed light on the complicated power structures in the area from the time of charles the great king of the franks and the founder of the holy roman empire in the year 800 it's been years since one of the exhibitions main attractions has seen the light. this massive steel door protects one of the most valuable books in the world the codex manesar is 700 years old a collection of songs and poems from an entire era 800 elaborately decorated parchment pages with love as the central them

would collapse and belarus would follow and everything would be put back years the president of bella bruce gives an interview to russian media including on t.v. he claims his country would come out if you pulled down. meanwhile dozens of residue during rallies protesting the detention of the bell over its opposition figurehead maria kolesnikov. germany hans's test results on alexina 1 valmy to the global chemical weapons watchdog after saying the russian opposition figure had been poisoned with nobby charge mosco had been pressuring berlin to share the data. as coronavirus cases surge of the u.k. boris johnson ramps up restrictions of england and the so-called rule of 6 gatherings of more than 6 people. the largest refugee camp in greece burned to the grounds leaving thousands without shelter and raising fears about this bread hoping. to. a warm welcome you are watching r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow and if you aren't as the russians continue to voice anger at last month's disputed election the younger fire president is warning that the whole country would collapse if he'

political interests this includes some western nations focusing their attention on the situation in bella bruce which indeed has become a complex by dint of circumstances imposed upon us primarily from elsewhere i would recall that you know august of this year the people made their choice during the presidential elections in the republic of better use they chose a stable and prosperous state they chose peace and good neighborly relations they chose sustainable development however rather than respecting this choice we are seeing attempts to destabilize the situation in the country. following unsuccessful attempts to impose color revolutions on us we are now experiencing external interference aiming to undermine the very construction of our state statements brimming with cynicism have been made by a series of our western colleagues about their alleged concern for belorussian sovereignty and well being in actual fact they are nothing other than attempts to bring chaos to our country to make better use lose many years of development. we call on our partners to demonstrate wisdom restraint and impar

fear and terror at home despite the violence a game oh yeah and it's believed that the people of bella bruce will win even though he fears the road to victory will be a bitter and difficult one step lassen al-jazeera. this is all just read these are the top stories spain's capital madrid is going back into lockdown after rising coronavirus cases in the u.k. the prime minister says a 2nd wave is inevitable and that another lockdown might be necessary the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention has reversed a guideline on covert 1000 testing after criticism from scientists tests are now recommended for anyone who's been in contact with an infected person ellen fisher has more. while there is no direct evidence that the white house itself was involved what is clear is that there are political appointees in places like the c.d.c. who don't want to be seen to be getting ahead of the president they don't want to be seen to be contradicting him they want to do the best they can to try and ensure that he has a political victory come november so they are putting pressure on the scientists and

lisa bella bruce of santa detaining protesters have been gathering in the capital minsk rallies are getting on the way across the country demonstrators a demanding the resignation of president alexander lukashenko following last month's disputed election there is a notch police presence in minsk and the internet has been shut down service and is with the protesters in minsk and sent us this update. this march with all the march for justice they are helping that look attractive should be brought to court to a tribunals for torture and b. things that have happened in the last couple of weeks that they were also trying to get to the ballots to be independent ballots one of his residences because all the roads were blocked so the groups are. 'd increasingly difficult piece to gather together very quickly and the rallies of those kind of are concealed crowd anonymous at least there are there are running all clear on go in right now it's clear that of welcome clark were flashing plastics in fact on the protesters but i have to trust that the people who are swear on the street know barry well that

didn't appreciate when i was in jail representatives of the militia and the interior minister of bella bruce came to me and said that if i did not agree to leave the country i would face a long time in jail and that is the end you get to the. purpose i didn't know which border crossing there were taking me to you it turned out it was. you. all of this will not stop me i never meant and never plan to leave and i will soon return there are meanwhile thousands of women and students of march through minsk calling on president alexander lukashenko to resign. the country has been gripped by anti-government protests since last month's disputed presidential election look shanker denies opposition accusations that he rigged the polls to stay in office he accuses western governments of conspiring against him and says nato is massing forces on his shoulders. thousands of israelis have gathered in jerusalem where they're keeping up their months of rallies demanding the resignation of their prime minister for 11 consecutive weekends protests have been taking place outside benjamin netanyahu his residence

live from doha with me fully back to war also coming up opposition activists fights with police in bella bruce after i examine look at softening us president in a surprise inauguration ceremony. we all share the benefits we all share the burden the european union unveils a new refugee policy as leaders at mit the bronx asylum process isn't working and paying their respects americans on a ruth bader ginsburg as a battle heats up over who will replace them a supreme court justice. thank you for joining us there is anger in the u.s. city of louisville after a grand jury ruled that police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a black woman brianna taylor used justified force her family has described the decision as outrageous and offensive the jury has indicted one of the 3 police officers involved in the shooting for firing into. to her neighbor's apartment 26 year old taylor was shot multiple times when police stormed her home in march during a drug raid protesters seeking justice for brianna taylor want the police officers charged for murder or manslaughter the man of louisville has announ

of fear and terror at home despite the violence sergey modi'in it's believed that the people of bella bruce will win even though he fears the road to victory will be a bitter and difficult one step fasten al-jazeera. police in romania have recovered rare books stolen in london 3 years ago they include 1st editions of works by isaac newton and galileo the rarity is worth more than $3000000.00 were found buried under a house in the countryside of romania. an animal hunted to extinction in england 400 years ago is now making a comeback beavers are thriving in the county of devon as charlie angela discovered there attracting tourists as well as improving water quality and reducing the risk of flooding. a family of beavers frolicking from the river otter hunted to extinction in the 17th century for the fur meat eurasian beavers were discovered here 12 years ago no one knows where they came from the when the government threatened to remove them fearing they could carry disease there was local outcry the beavers were allowed to stay for 5 years as long as they were closely study scientists say the

tried to force or across the border into ukraine but she tore apart passports or she couldn't leave bella bruce now has more details. arriving at the ukrainian border in the early hours 3 belarusian opposition activists 2 men and one woman the driver and another man inside had been arrested in the bell russian capital minsk not long after maria collision to go over was detained they'd been told they'd be prosecuted if they didn't cross the border speaking in kiev the pair explained what happened ticklish week over the loss of life in the e.u. either are as soon as she got into the car and saw her passport in front of her she ripped it up into small pieces she threw them out the window at the unknown people surrounding the car then she got out through the rear window and started walking towards the belorussian border bellerose says border guard committee has confirmed that kolesnik over is now being held by the belarusian or florence's she was a key supporter of the only candidate allowed to run against president alexander lukashenko former teacher spread learned here cannot skier in the center

the president of bella bruce gives an interview to russian media including else he claims his country would come out if you told them. meanwhile dozens of resident during rallies protesting the detention of the bell overs opposition figurehead maria kolesnikov. so many houses test results on alexina valmy to the global chemical weapons watchdog off this thing the russian opposition figure has been poisoned with an obvious.

opponents of the hardline leader of bella bruce alexander lukashenko have held mass protests throughout the country tens of thousands protested in the capital minsk weekly demonstrations have become the focus for the pro-democracy movement in an attempt to reassert control police have already arrested hundreds of women. demonstrations have been taking place across europe calling for the evacuation of a crowded migrant camps on the great commons hundreds of people marched in berlin to demand that the german government take in more than the 1500 refugees it had already agreed to relocate 9000 migrants on last boss have been moved to a new camp built to replace the morea settlement destroyed in a fire. this is data news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram or visit our website they w dot com. a clean pristine week. at the crack of dawn does this picture from bengal you look familiar to you if yes we feel proud and create for you but how many of you this story was in our very 1st episode broadcast nearly 2 years ago you know 20. some of that will go and i'm happy to welcom

mass protests in bella bruce pardo democracy activists call another day of demonstrations after police arrest hundreds of people mainly women demanding the resignation of hardline president alec.

what happened to a bellow would see in protest leader at the ukrainian border on tuesday morning bella bruce says she was trying to cross over to ukraine official says she was resisting deportation we'll go live to man's. also coming up a russian dissident tells t w the order to poison alexina bali straight from the top. you. could only have been carried out with the approval of lodging the approaching the cops to be seen down suffered a similar attack and other activists say that poison is just one tactic the kremlin uses it against its enemy plus 2 australian journalists fleet china fearing the rest as political pawns we speak with one of them and ask what's behind china's crackdown on australian media in the country. and the show must go on that's the spirit in venice where the 1st major film festival since the pentagon make it is under way this year's competition features a record number of entries from female to our 1st. time sir. welcome to the program uncertainty remains over what exactly happened on tuesday morning to one of the leading figures in the opposition movement in officials

this is day 2 of the news live from ballet bella bruce's embattled leader looks to the kremlin for supportalexander lukashenko meets president permits him in russia to ask for help as anti-government protests back home tied into a 6 week also on the program a european union leaders hold talks with china on everything from trade to the climate with a major investment treaty in the balance but critics are asking what if in e.u. and germany after too close to beijing. i'm still gal welcome to the program embattled better president alexander lukashenko is holding talks with president vladimir putin in the russian city of such seeking support from the kremlin after more than 100000 people joined government demonstrations in the baton rouge and capital minsk over the weekend once again secured. forces detained hundreds of protesters calling for president lukashenko to go into the 2 leaders 1st face to face meeting since the disputed brothers in the elections in august. we can go to w. correspondents universe in moscow and nick connelly in minsk for more welcome both let's start with you you're i

this is state of the news live from berlin battleground the bella bruce more mass protest is that the government demonstrators step up the pressure on hardline linda alexander lukashenko hundreds are arrested and dragged away by security forces and our correspondent in the capital minsk reports that he pro-democracy activists aleve this is their moment also coming up. an intensity of an sal's migrants just this. placed by fires on the greek island of lesbos must say conditions are unbearable and i'd rather leave all together. and authorities warn they could be mass fatalities as well as ravage treat us studies part of his work around the clock to save lives and property. i'm anthony held welcome to the program security forces in bella bers have detained hundreds of anti-government demonstrators during the latest mass protests in the capital minsk more than 100000 have joined marches as the daily rallies into their 6th wake the protests highlight the plight of those detained on suspicion of trying to overthrow the author terry and later alexander lukashenko. this time riot police were

the past days warning his neighbors poland lothian lithuania and ukraine against interfering in bella bruce's internal business. rather than extending an olive branch also words have confronted the mostly peaceful protesters . and the president has unleashed pants of brass knuckles security forces on men women and children. rights groups say at least 250 people were detained nationwide on sunday adding to the thousands arrested since the protests began. many have returned bruised and battered with horror stories of humiliation and outright torture. but the latest protests underlined their determination to press ahead with their demands. or the demonstrations in bellerose have now gone on for 4 straight weekends and the number of protesters taking pot is on the rise correspondent nick connelly is in minsk and he sent us face assessment. neither rain nor british government warnings could keep people off the streets means today coming out they did in their hundreds of thousands against one man exulting look shanker. a month off the ballot was rigged election and these protests just won't go away

but we start this news hour in bella bruce where there's been an escalation in violence against protesters the government's has now shut down the country's internet. while tens of thousands of protesters have flooded the sensor over capital men sgt making their way to one of the presidential compounds that the. we say they have detained at least 250 people protesters are demanding the resignation of president alexander lukashenko let's get the latest now from al-jazeera step virus and she joins us there on the phone from minsk because the incentives has been shut down in step your the protests we've been showing the latest pictures coming out it's of bellerose and it seems a dramatic intervention there from the police but protests are still making their way onto the streets what have you been seeing where you are. exactly thousands of people have managed to still march on the streets today heading towards one of the residences of x. on the lookout shanta which was quite far they were marching for 2 hours at least to reach this place and that's where we currently are 'd thousands of people

alyaksandr lucas shanker the leaders met for talks in the russian city of sochi christian agreed to give bella bruce a 1500000000 dollar loan and said the crisis should be resolved without its foreign interference this is the 1st meeting between the 2 since process began after last month's disputed presidential election well alexander stay on the bridge called for joins us now live from moscow alexandra we've been hearing from the believes is after those initial talks what more would you say has come out of those talks between the 2. well you know we saw repeated political support for the question call from the side of the russian president vladimir putin as expected but we also heard that belarus is going to get another loan of 1500000000 dollars to add up to existing loans and basically to be able to pay out what they are due to russia are already russia being their biggest . the country that gives them the most money by this point in their biggest investor it's the same time but what we heard from a. kind of a strongman so he was at the same time kind of downplaying the protests that are going on

bella bruce's beleaguered president is promoting hardline loyalists to top security posts despite nearly 4 weeks of protests the reshuffle which coincides with a visit from the russian prime minister is seen as an attempt by alexander lukashenko to consolidate power russia says it's ready to send police to belive loose to help me deal with the protests if requested the unrest began last month after look at shankar was the clear the victor of an election that the opposition say. india's health ministry has the fended the government's decision to further unlock the economy and lift restrictions across the country the nation a suffered a world record daily spiking infections more than $83000.00 cases were reported on wednesday the 3rd time this week the total has been above 80000 the us so the previous single day record with 77000. voting has begun in jamaica's general election despite an increase in corona virus infections the election which is 5 months early is being contested by the country's 2 major political parties analysts say the governing jamaica labor party called the vote early t

to 10 days in jail on august 25th and was told she would face further arrests if she stayed in bella bruce willis think over was taken a day after a massive anti-government demonstrations across the country during which the interior ministry says 633 people were detained the government has banned the mass gatherings but that hasn't stopped the estimate of crowds of more than 100000 people marching through the streets of the capital witnesses reported another violent crackdown by security forces on sunday with hooded men in civilian clothes attacking protesters with batons. well the european union has condemned the arrest of carelessness and opposition protesters. this is completely unacceptable to you it was very very clear in our statements that to be considered the actions of the authorities in banaras unacceptable we are deeply concerned about the continued repression and intimidation of the population by unexplained arrests very often arbitrarily arrests arrests of artists which are motivated politically this is unacceptable we call on all people who have been detained based on politic

and britain have expressed their concern over the reported abduction of an opposition leader in bella bruce witnesses say maria kolesnikov was pushed into a vehicle by men in black clothing and driven away germany's foreign minister high command has demanded clarity over him. whereabouts and the release of all political prisoners in dollars. this black minibus driving through minsk is believed to be carrying maria kolesnikov likely against her will and not a witness recounted the same driver happened to film it kolesnikov and 2 of her colleagues have disappeared without a trace. this city 8 year old who once lived in germany has become a face of the protest movement she was a supporter of presidential candidates 2nd australia to late to start of the coup or nation council which tried to prepare a peaceful transfer of power now many believe she could have been abducted we're going to shoot for eyewitnesses say she was taken into this minibus at around 10 o'clock we don't know where it went since that moment we have no idea where maria is a what happened to her. or. was knocked is one of the

normandy format does allow does with the german chancellor to make some progress with the situation in bella bruce brings with it the risk of a new fracture in our continent but the coverage of the belorussian people brings the admiration of all of these aspirations should be respected and we stand shoulder to shoulder with them and i want to put that quite strongly. a national political dialogue should be set up and any meddling from outside should be avoided . wanted to get together with the chancellor of germany. and with the president of the council we had the opportunity to talk to president putin and to advocate for the mediation as proposed by the o.s.c. . we see no other option no one we say no to intervention no to a guilty silence europe also must be up to its responsibilities to its history and its geography equality. but believing in peace and stability in our region also means wanting to build for the continent of europe a new paradigm of some kind for sustainable stability and this cannot be reduced to historic agreements nor ultimately to the dismantling of those agreements that we

battleground the bella bruce hundreds are rested as 100000 joined what they're calling a match for heroes wrapping up the pressure on hard line leader alexander lukashenko to step down. and all $31.00 they could be mass fatalities as wildfires ravaged 3 u.s. states by father split around the clock to save lives and property. i'm at the house welcome wealth already is on the greek island of last boss trying to resolve a tense standoff with migrants left homeless after fires destroyed the notorious morea refugee camp a new tent city has opened as replacement accommodation but most of the migrants a conditions on last boss are unbearable and i just want to leave greece's prime minister is calling on other european union countries to accept their face share of displaced people. in less boasts. sunrise makes clear just how dire conditions have become. this is the reality for thousands of people this left here over crowded morea migrant camp burned down they've chosen to stay here rather than murders into the replacement facility. they want to transfer a sitter but i think there is no good very