what's going on in bella ruse concerns us as well because i have to think day and night about it and also see how people are brutally beaten by the police there as a humanist as a peaceful and intelligent person i feel real pain when i see this with the least now boys. man look of this doesn't actually see himself as a political singer his music is a mix of soft rock and melodic pop still he didn't hesitate to sign up for the solidarity concert. it was of regionally meant to take place in a moscow club but organizers received anonymous calls threatening to close down the club. after other possible venues also cancelled the musicians were forced to move the concert to the independent t.v. channel dodged such intimidation is by no means isolated. in russia. these anonymous threats need not necessarily come from the secret service often it's activists among what you might call concerned citizens in our country where self-censorship is stronger than proper censorship intimidation works very well. please remember this is. the suppression of alternative views means that almost 2 thirds of

alrighty it was that when the internet goes down in bella ruse our people get on a plane and an hour later we meet them at kiev airport and bring them to the office they don't have to do anything they just come sit down and work on their projects you know at the very beginning we didn't offer any jobs but we're receiving more and more applications and people are asking about jobs because it looks like some businesses and i.t. companies have shut down unfortunately. currently have ski is one of the fortunate ones part of an industry where he can work almost anywhere. and he is a reminder of the top story with. tens of thousands of u.s. airline employees have been put on unpaid leave us washington remains in deadlock over health care for the industry. as a business update at this hour for me and the team and berlin as always thanks for keeping us company stay safe. conflicts you don't hear a lot about again your feast days for more than 2 months file sharing compounds financial corruption and see government demonstrations by just this week from socio disbelief so such a minister from s

work was thriving in bella ruse accounting for 5 percent of bellary xeon exports. all right dear was that when the internet goes down in bella ruse our people get on a plane and an hour later we meet them at kiev airport and bring them to the office they don't have to do anything they just come sit down and work on their projects and at the very beginning we didn't offer any jobs but we're receiving more and more applications and people are asking about jobs because it looks like some businesses and i.t. companies have shut down unfortunately. mark's coralie have ski is one of the fortunate ones part of an industry where he can work almost anywhere. and is a reminder of our top story south africa's open to international travelers again but why there were celebrations in the tourist sector of traffic at major athletes . from high risk areas. to business update from. crime fighters are back with africa's most successful radio drama series continues to zones are available online course you can share and us. goes on to w. africa's facebook and other social media platfo

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what's going on in bella ruse concerns us as well because i have to think day and night about it and also see how people are brutally beaten by the police there as a humanist as a peaceful and intelligent person i feel real pain when i see this. man look over doesn't actually see himself as a political singer his music is a mix of soft rock and melodic pop still he didn't hesitate to sign up for the solidarity concert. it was a regionally meant to take place in a moscow club but organizers received anonymous calls threatening to close down the club. after other possible venues also canceled the musicians were forced to move the concert to the independent t.v. channel dodged such intimidation is by no means isolated. in russia. a bit of these anonymous threats need not necessarily come from the secret service often it's activists among what you might call concerned citizens in our country where self-censorship is stronger than proper censorship intimidation works very well. please remember this is you see. the suppression of alternative views means that almost 2 thirds of the populati

exploration for energy resources off its coast before it would agree to any form of sanctions against bella ruse that action against turkey that was agreed eventually and therefore they were able to proceed with the better russian sanctions so dozens of senior officials 40 in total will be. facing sanctions this is to do with them they being accused of falsifying election results and a crackdown on protests following not election back in august now notably absent from this list is you gaze bell russian president alexander you to share his name not being there is raised a few eyebrows however underlying the commission president says these sanctions send the right message there will be no impunity for those who are responsible for the crackdown on demonstrators and opposition politicians sunni important is this a clue. into we are critical but we repeat that we would like to to to consider the people of the have the rights to do to mean what's the only future french president to manual microamp back not putting sanctions on television president alexander lukashenko saying that if they did that the

course it's possible that she creates a figure like it so quote opposition leader and install him in bella ruse with the help of a bug on court t.v. journalists and so on and fake news and information well that's all possible but it's a 1st step. i wouldn't say that he really thought about don't confirming and not supporting the question no no idea i'm sort of memes you say russia wants to hold on to putin wants to hold on to power is his power actually at risk certainly his approval ratings appear to be quite i don't see any risks for witness power and get the power of the most normal thing for a new position religion or political in the work so that political systems are different by the rich to keep power as the same were they were a country are they so i don't think back to the question i don't think and there is fortunes for a very appropriate since then go up and down by the norio erm danger of for him last time his poll ratings were declining in 2012 he quickly revived his standings with moves like the annexation of the crimea are we seeing a different strategy now in order bird thinks 2

sanctions on bella ruse and also increasingly tense relations with china. belgium is back on the german government's list of high risk areas of the coronavirus pandemic cases the. overall death toll has surpassed $10000.00 germany also warned against travel to iceland and parts of the u.k. including wales and northern ireland. russian opposition leader is in a valley has accused president vladimir putin of being behind his poisoning with a soviet era nerve agent of ali has posted comments online as his recovery in germany progresses in his 1st interview he said i don't have any other versions of how the crime was committed. russia has offered to host toss try an end to still a tease in the caucasus over the disputed region of the go on occur about boss armenia and azerbaijan vowed to continue the fighting that's killed more than 100 people since sunday it's the most violent military engagement since the mid 1990 s. . police in hong kong for arrested dozens of people defying a ban on protests as the city marked the 71st anniversary of the founding of the peo

who's fighting the regime it's a sentiment echoed by others in the bella ruse opposition and you know. they were fighting for the rights of people to freely elected leadership that we only want and i think that this is what made them different from our political movements. throughout europe huge protests against president alexander lukashenko is reelection attracting tens of thousands of people have rocked bellerose since august despite police threats to open fire. the opposition accuses lucas sankoh of rigging the vote and refusing to release his more than 26 year grip on power there's has been a peaceful protest which has been met by force by the belorussian authorities those calling for luka shanker to step down are hoping this latest show of support from the e.u. will bring their hopes for democracy a step closer. you're watching to deal with you still to come. tackling the plastic plague as his film student makes a big splash with a movie depicting plastic trash is part of life on the water. but before that a quick summary now some of the day's other headlines for you. lebanese l

germany were 2 of the biggest and loudest voices saying that list being no outside interference in bella rusetrying to sort out what happened following that election in august however the e.u. along with germany and france of course of puts a large amount of pressure on the cover of the russian government alex on the self now this hasn't called all noticed by moscow this to say we consider these decisions to be at odds with international law they clearly fail to facilitate dialogue and in effect amount to meddling in internal affairs said law meticulous guy is set to meet with the german chancellor and foreign minister at some point the softer noon as soon as we get any news out of that meeting and it date any news that comes before that meeting i'll be bringing it to you here on out. just coming up to half past 2 in the afternoon here in moscow and that's how things in a can so far today we'll have more for you at the top. nuclear power plants have become a battleground in the u.s. in vermont people are demanding the shut down of a local plant for my yankee is right now my focus because it's

been rising rapidly in italy this month and factory workers and students have gone on strike in bella ruse they're piling pressure on president alexander nuku shanker to resign the walkout follows sunday's mass rally joined by more than 100000 people they say is no longer a legitimate leader and these 500 protesters were arrested have been major rallies every weekend since august following a disputed election still ahead here on al-jazeera backing a boycott find out why turkey's president is saying no to french products and we'll have the latest on a 2nd round of antigovernment protests in the iraqi capital baghdad. hello snow and cold sweat from washington through colorado is down towards the texas panhandle behind that massive cloud so there's a band here which is fairly nasty rain showers going up through towards the tennessee valley effectively west of that and north of that it really cold and the snow still falling this is mostly new mexico about tommy gets to choose to denver's temperatures are rising from minus 8 on monday to plus 4 on tuesday but still near freezing in the good par

germany were 2 of the biggest in loudest voices saying that last being go outside interference in bella ruse trying to sort out what happened following that election in august however the e.u. along with germany and france of course of put a large amount of pressure on the current the russian government and on alexander lukashenko himself now this hasn't gone unnoticed by moscow this to say we consider these decisions to be at odds with international law they clearly fail to facilitate dialogue and in effect amount to meddling in internal affairs said lana ticket of sky is set to meet with the german chancellor and foreign minister at some point this afternoon as soon as we get any news out of that meeting and indeed any news that comes before that meeting of the bringing it to you here on r.t. . there will end on a really like notes a pretty pictures wine are rare but beautiful sight from china the country's now celebrating its mid-autumn festival holiday the one province local tourists there have a chance to experience this. you know despite all the 2020 covert will so lovely will though t

union at this point they're linking sanctions they want against turkey to the sanctions against bella ruse those 2 things have nothing whatever to do with each other that is the situation and now european leaders have to discuss reassuring cyprus and telling them we are by your side but could you please please let those velu sanctions go ahead. there's no shortage of challenges barbara for your leaders at the moment what else is on their summit agenda there are today. if you look at the map to terry it's little fires everywhere all around the borders of the european union just take as about john armenia the military conflict that had flared back into life as one example and turkey has its fingers in that conflict too then of course there is the main at this big is standoff between greece cyprus and turkey supported greece and cyprus supported by some western allies and turkey pushing egress to flee into the eastern mediterranean with drooling vessels that has almost led to military tension tensions between nato members france was involved and now everybody is trying to defuse this and the

right so what does the dislike of agreement mean when we're talking about seeing shoes against bella ruse we have to keep in mind that sign preserves effectively linked to the 2 issues here. well that's the problem here with cyprus not giving up its blockade of belarus sanctions we are not going to see anything on the ground on this matter and this is of course very embarrassing for the european union they have been talking about sanctions against officials for weeks now and nothing has happened so far and the longer that continue the more europe's commitments to upholding certain values values such as democracy and the right to vote in the free and fair elections can be called into question all right you don't use always on a phenomenon all the storyboards tonight in brussels alexander thank you the u.k.'s departure from the european union may become a matter for the courts today the e.u. launched legal action against britain after the u.k. refused to drop a controversial legislation that would violate the brits agreement and break international wall european commission president. announ

germany were 2 of the biggest in loudest voices saying that last being outside interference in bella ruse trying to sort out what happened following that election in august however the e.u. along with germany and france of course of put a large amount of pressure on the cover of the russian government and on alexander lukashenko himself now this hasn't gone unnoticed by moscow this to say we consider these decisions to be at odds with international law they clearly fail to facilitate dialogue and in effect amount to meddling in internal affairs so atlanta taken off sky is set to meet with the german chancellor and foreign minister at some point this afternoon as soon as we get any news out of that meeting and indeed any news that cause. before that meeting i'll be bringing it to you here on out. he told the reporting just coming up to half past 3 here in moscow don't forget we've always got plenty stories but i went on a website see when you can find that. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation whole community. are you goi

circle of settlers in this camp at the moment somebody young what sort of message does that send to bella ruse that she is here in germany meeting with the chancellor and foreign minister. yeah i think it does send a strong message angela merkel spokesman said earlier today this meeting between mcclintic and all scar that set for tuesday is intended as a sign of the chancellor's great respect for both a kind of sky self and also the peaceful demonstrators in bella roosts and the spokesman sort of emphasized the sense the chancellor believes the enormous courage is very important particular of women demonstrating in belarus of this very much echoing the same sort of comments that were made by the french president when he met with taken all skier last week in lithuania and so i think it's clear which side germany and the european union stand on in this in this confrontation and as again the spokesman repeated the key points are to end the violence release the political prisoners and hold free and fair elections after those very distorted election results we saw just a couple of months ago from b

germany were 2 of the biggest and loudest voices saying that last being no outside interference in bella ruse trying to sort out what happened following that election in august however the e.u. along with germany and france of course of put a large amount of pressure on the current the russian government and on alexander lukashenko himself now this hasn't gone unnoticed by moscow this to say we consider these decisions to be at odds with international law they clearly fail to facilitate dialogue and in effect amount to meddling in internal affairs as soon as we get any news out of that meeting and indeed any news that comes before that meeting i'll be bringing it to you here on out. your reporting there so that's how things are looking so far she's they often here in moscow are back again as usual in about their. nuclear power plants have become a battleground in the u.s. in vermont people of demanding the shut down of a local plant for my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous. power plant the.

so what does then this like of agreement mean when we're talking about seeing patients against bella ruse we have to keep in mind that sign preserves effectively linked to the issues here. well that's the problem here with cyprus not giving up its blockade of belarus sanctions we are not going to see anything on the ground on this matter and this is of course very embarrassing for the european union they have been talking about sanctions against officials for weeks now and nothing has happened so far and the longer that continue the more europe's commitments to upholding certain values values such as democracy and the right to vote in that free and fair elections can be called into question all right to use all these other phenomena on the story for us tonight in brussels i was under thank you for that summit also marked a fresh crisis in the torch your hair's breadth process as the e.u. has launched legal action against britain after its refused to draw controversial legislation that would violate the brics agreement and break international law all european commission president for the l

set of settlers in its scope at the moment somebody young what sort of message does that send to bella ruse that she is here in germany meeting with the chancellor and foreign minister yeah i think it does send a strong message angela merkel spokesman said earlier today that this meeting between mcclintic and all scar that set for tuesday is intended as a sign of the chancellor's great respect for both a fan of self and also the peaceful demonstrators in belarus and the spokesman for sized the the sense the chancellor believes the enormous courage is very important particular of women demonstrating in belarus so this very much echoing the same sort of comments that were made by the french president when he met with taken all skier last week in lithuania and so i think it's clear which side germany and the european union stand on in this in this confrontation and as again the spokesman repeated the key points are to end the violence release the political prisoners and hold free and fair elections after those very distorted election results we saw just a couple of months ago from belarus simo

have been rising rapidly and it's only this month factory workers and students have gotten striken bella ruse piling pressure on president alexander lukashenko to resign walkout follows sunday's mass rally joined by more than 100000 people they say lucas shanker is no longer a legitimate leader at least 500 protesters were arrested at the major rallies every weekend since august following a disputed election. still ahead on al-jazeera backing a boycott find out why tech is present as saying no to french products. and. continue to keep up the pressure as our government protests stretch into a 2nd day. hello despite all the action we see in the last week wind and try and showers in the levant in the eastern med temperatures have recovered they're still above where they should be and the study the sun still shines out the band and most of iraq is slowly cooling down in saudi and then the gulf states doha's about 30 below where it should be but fitting very present refuse showers around the armani coast in the forecast the next day or so and this may be a slow drop in temperature in places like i

germany were 2 of the biggest in loudest voices saying that last being no one outside interference in bella ruse trying to sort out what happened following that election in august however well both of now given their support for the opposition figures both will have met with. by the end of tuesday and the e.u. along with germany and france of course of puts a large amount of pressure on the current the russian government and on alexander lukashenko himself now this hasn't gone unnoticed by moscow this to say. we consider these decisions to be at odds with international law they clearly fail to facilitate dialogue and in effect amount to meddling in internal affairs. that meeting between the german chancellor said planet taken off skies scheduled for around 3 pm local time here in berlin soon as we get any news coming out of that meeting or anything in the lead up to it in fact as well be bringing it to you here on r.t. yeah grow beer cross thank you peter all over there in berlin next. criminals in england and wales reportedly being handed shorter sentences revolving prison altogether because of

good news for foreign journalists connelly joins me in just a moment he was just forced to leave bella ruse but 1st his report on efforts to gag the media and what that means for the 1st test of. weeks of protests capturing imaginations around the world colorful symbols charismatic leaders. it's often turned ugly security forces cracking down brutally on peaceful protests and when it did photographers and journalists were there to report. people here tell you one thing time and time again knowing that the world is watching makes them feel safer. they show the outside attention acts as a restraint on the government. 6 but journalists are facing increasing intimidation to photographers spent 15 days in jail for quote organizing an illegal protest they had taken pictures of a demonstration an editor who published an interview in which a victim of torture named his torture also ended up in jail and tire news outlets now stand to lose their media licenses without them their journalists could face arrest at any time. foreign journalists like me haven't so far been subjected to this kind of treatm

germany were 2 of the biggest and loudest voices saying that last being outside interference in bella ruse trying to sort out what happened following that election in august however the e.u. along with germany and france of course of put a large amount of pressure on the cover of the russian government and on. alexander lukashenko himself now this hasn't gone unnoticed by moscow this to say we consider these decisions to be at odds with international law they clearly failed to facilitate dialogue and in effect amount to meddling in internal affairs as soon as we get any news out of that meeting and it did any news that comes before that meeting i'll be bringing it to you here on r.t. . now the coronavirus is once again tightening its grip on the russian capital the last 24 hours has seen more than 4000 new infections recorded and that has led to city authorities to bring in new restrictions with more his he avar. well the russian capital has witnessed a dramatic increase in the number of new covert cases up to $4000.00 per day this comes as this is the country as a whole sees this sharp in

factory workers and students went on strike in bella ruse piling pressure on president live xander looking to resign they say he is no longer a legitimate leader demonstrations have been held every weekend since august after looking sanka claimed victory in the disputed election. israel's government has announced primary schools will reopen next week is the country comes out of a 2nd lockdown there is a surge in cases was fueled by a high rate of infection with an all for all the author communities where restrictions have been routinely breached reports from westerners in them. the question of how to reopen school safely has been perplexing israel's government for weeks but in ultra-orthodox towns neighborhoods it's been much simpler they just reopened in violation of the law. an edict issued in the name of influential 92 year old rabbi kind of ski himself infected with the virus was enough for hundreds of religious schools to welcome back their students. and. i call on the ultra-orthodox public to follow the guidelines and many follow them but there is also a large group that does not all

good news for foreign journalists connelly joins me in just a moment he was just forced to leave bella ruse but 1st his report on efforts to get the media and what that means for the for chess move. weeks of protests capturing imaginations around the world colorful symbols charismatic leaders. it's often turned ugly security forces cracking down brutally on peaceful protests and when it did photographers and journalists were there to report. people here tell you one thing time and time again knowing that the world is watching makes them feel safer. they're sure the outside attention acts as a restraint on the government. 6 but journalists are facing increasing intimidation 2 photographers spent 15 days in jail for quote organizing an illegal protest they had taken pictures of a demonstration an editor who published an interview in which a victim of torture named his torture also ended up in jail and tire news outlets now stand to lose their media licenses without them their journalists could face arrest at any time. foreign journalists like me haven't so far been subjected to this kind of t

factory workers and students of on sudan opposition call for a national strike in bella ruse piling the pressure on president alexander lukashenko to resign the war come follows a major rally on sunday more than 100000 people you say that because shanker is no longer illegitimate leader more than 500 people were arrested there have been mass protests every week and she told me we can claim victory to speak to them which. large crowds of protesters have marched on the german embassy in the thai capital of bangkok they want to petition in to investigate the tyke use of his powers during his day in the very now where he is from. they believe he may have violated german sovereignty by exercising power on this oil scott hydel has more now from bangkok. so after marching for about 2 hours the protesters a few 1000 of them have arrived here at the german embassy now there's something they've been announcing for a while that they're going to come here and do the german embassy official said that they recognize the protesters right for a peaceful gathering and that's exactly what's happening her

oh now tens of thousands of people have marched through the streets of the capital of bella ruse despite threat by police that firearms would be used against the protesters at least $100.00 people have been arrested and stun grenades could be heard protest as a calling for an end to have president alexander lukashenko as 26 year rule the opposition leader spent on a chicken off skier's threatened to call a nationwide strike unless lukashenko quits within the next week mass demonstrations started 2 months ago after local shanker was reelected in a poll widely seen as rigged. or in other stories of falling tens of thousands of young thai protesters have been out in bangkok now for a 5th straight day this despite warnings from the police that they are violating a ban on demonstrations protesters took over 2 of bangkok's most important transport hubs a day after security forces shut them down an effort to stop the gatherings demonstrators are demanding a more democratic constitution reforms to the monarchy and the resignation of the prime minister prior. dozens of people have also been arres

return to the former soviet union to hear perspectives on an alleged nato back on the revolution of bella ruse until then don't miss an interview by subscribing to going underground and you tube and join the underground by following us on twitter facebook instagram . and we're going to update on the cease fire negotiations in moscow on the issue of the border. is a war on coal but also populism on the left and right. the disputed region of the enjoys its 1st nights of calm after a cease fire is agreed pockets of shelling have been flaring up in other parts of the disputed region correspondent reports from the fiercely contested city of. artillery shelling the city right now this is the least safest place of all of the region. john says 9 people have been killed dozens more injured after one of the cities outside the immediate conflict zone came under attack in armenia also alleging shelling of its territory. they're going to get the 2nd day of what could be.

lukashenko ahead of the march show authorities withdrew the acars station of all foreign journalists in bella ruse. voters in the french archipelago of new caledonia have rejected independence turnout was high in the referendum on whether to break away from france after 170 years officials said 53 percent had voted no to independence a smaller percentage than in the last referendum 2 years ago. hundreds of demonstrators have taken to the streets of chillis capital santiago to protest against inequality and police brutality the demonstration was called in response to a video which appeared to show police officer pushing a young demonstrator off a bridge during clashes. in his latest and cyclical pope francis said that free market capitalism and trickle down economic policies have failed people in the wake of the coronavirus old saturday the pontiff signed the encyclical which is a letter offering his view on a topic in the crypt where his namesake son francis of assisi is buried. azerbaijan has accused armenian forces of shelling its 2nd city of guns or killing at least one civilian and injuring ot

return to the former soviet union to hear perspectives on the alleged nato back of the revolution in bella ruse until then don't miss an interview by subscribing to going underground on you tube and join the underground by following us on twitter facebook instagram and. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them under-age. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge so if you're going to exploit our child here in los angeles there we're going to come as you see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight 6 trade. do some a c. and work in our data on the cease fire negotiations in moscow on the issue of the border look what about and is a war on coal but also for populism on the left and right. but the eldest of all the. people i want to make out what quiet. out of the. hope will be but there are some friends that the us are still stuck at the sole thing to do something to see. which. it wasn't as if they are all about what's up with the weather that you know will go to. the capital of

should be bloated those an opposition and bella ruse continue to be strong and continue to fight show fight your struggle we will stand by your side we are with he. didn't die just to kind of the exiled opposition leader said the award was for the nation as a whole. i'm really. glad that. we've got such a such award because this is what not only for. you know for for me is what all for all the glory sent people because now we like one organism police who is fighting against regime was lovely it's a sentiment echoed by others in the ballerinas opposition you know. they were fighting for the rights of people to freely elected leadership that we only want and i think that this is what made them different from our political but insert. your huge protests against president alexander lukashenko israel lection attracting tens of thousands of people have rocked bellary since august despite police threats to open fire the opposition accuses lucas of rigging the vote and refusing to release his more than $26.00 a grip on power. death has been a peaceful protest which has been met by force by th

her arrest as she challenge the country's compulsory headscarf laws alice ski is an activist and bella ruse who campaigns for freedom and democracy his human rights center vs now supports political prisoners and documents abuses it has since become leaving ngo and belarus known as europe's last dictatorship the foundations executive director stressed the importance of their activism. this year selection of recipients highlights the increasing threats to democracy globally it is high time that all of us in favor of democracy around the world stand up and support each other. the winners will receive a cash prize of 1000000 kroner or 95000 euros to help them continue their work but more important is the awareness the award could bring to their causes. were getting a bit more the balloons and lorianne dollars. since the mid 1980 s. he has led a nonviolent compassion for democratic freedoms in the country he founded the human rights center of yaz not to provide support for political prisoners and has complained for an end to capital punishment his colleagues and fellow activist constantine's tha

what's going on in bella ruse concerns us as well because i have to think day and night about it and also see how people are brutally beaten by the police there as a humanist as a peaceful and intelligent person i feel real pain when i see this with the least. doesn't actually see himself as a political singer his music is a mix of soft rock and melodic pop still he didn't hesitate to sign up for the solidarity concert. it was originally meant to take place in a moscow club but organizers received anonymous calls threatening to close down the club. after other possible venues also canceled the musicians were forced to move the concert to the independent t.v. channel dodged such intimidation is by no means isolated. in russia. is a neighbor that these anonymous threats need not necessarily come from the secret service often it's activists among what you might call concerned citizens in our country where self-censorship is stronger than proper censorship intimidation works very well. let's remember this is. the suppression of alternative views means that almost 2 thirds of the populati

course it's possible that she creates a figure like it so quote opposition leader and install him in bella ruse with the help of about gun court t.v. journalist and so on and fake news and information well that's all possible but it's a 1st step. i wouldn't say that she really thought about don't confirming and not supporting the question no no idea i'm sorry maybe you say russia wants to hold on to putin wants to hold on to power is his power actually at risk certainly his approval ratings appear to be declining i don't see any risks for witness power and keep the power as the most normal thing for any parties from religion or political in their work so their political systems are different but the research to keep power is the same were they were country of the so i don't think back to a question i don't think and there is for which in-store are very appropriate since them go up and down by their norio erm the injury for him last time his poll ratings were declining in 2012 he quickly revived his standings with moves like the annexation of the crimea are we seeing a different strategy now in

joining a list of world leaders who got infected the brazils balls narrow this little schenkel in bella ruse or is johnson of course in the u.k. with a very serious case now trump is there a common thread i mean especially comes to trump olson r.-o. and boris johnson they all play down the virus they didn't listen to their science or visors they said this is going to pass trying to keep people going about their normal business it is further evidence of how insidious and vicious this pandemic is this virus does not care if you believe in the sciences viruses not care if you believe in hand washing in masks and all the things that are epidemiologists never ologists are telling us this virus doesn't care if you care this virus can affect everyone doesn't matter if you're a republican or if you're a democrat and i think donald trump having been tested positive for this virus is a very good reminder for us all to continue taking this pandemic extremely seriously because we are all vulnerable and as soon as we leave the studio we're going to put our masks back on and that's a good reminder for eve

alrighty it was that when the internet goes down in bella ruse our people get on a plane and an hour later we meet them at kiev airport and bring them to the office they don't have to do anything they just come sit down and work on their projects you know at the very beginning we didn't offer any jobs but we're receiving more and more applications and people are asking about jobs because it looks like some businesses and companies have shut down unfortunately. max currently have ski is one of the fortunate ones part of an industry where he can work almost anywhere. and he is a reminder of the top story we follow. tens of thousands of u.s. airline employees have been put on unpaid leave us washington remains in deadlock all the help before the industry. as a business update at this hour for me and the team and berlin as always thanks for keeping us company stay safe. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself keep your distance wash your hands if you can stay at how we're d.w. for here for you we are w