there are measures include early closing for restaurants and bars and ball garion prime minister boyko borisov has tested positive he and 3 cabinet ministers have begun isolating. german president frank has opened the annual world health summit which is being held online this is the gathering is co-hosted by germany france the european commission and the world health organization because big 19 pandemic is of course putting tremendous pressure on health care systems especially in 4 hotspots there will have now been cases in the united states 9000000 across latin america 4000000 in europe and more than 7000000 in india who profess that the president of the health summit here in berlin joins us now professor thanks so much for your time professor what do you hope this summit will achieve. crisis as soon as possible of course we will not be able to do that in 2 days but collaboration is the name of the game we have to bring the people together and see what can be done and what can be done jointly and if you look at newspapers and what's going on nations closing their borders and it's not that wor

of bulgaria's prime minister not letting up demonstrators again rallied in the capitals of fear boyko borisov denies links to corruption in his right wing government as well as threatening the independence of the media and the whole he's refusing to step down before the end of his term to next march. the death toll in brazil is fast approaching 150000 the 2nd highest in the world after the us despite rising infection rates the marriage narrows easing restrictions schools cinemas and theaters but many have been ignoring the regulations anyway monica in a carefree ports. there were a few men there when her son are going to the movies for the 1st time in almost 7 months with an added bonus the new safety rules allow them to take off their masks to eat popcorn and curling for a moment the better we came because it's extremely hot outside and this is the 1st day cinemas and thirty's have opened so they're still empty i'm not sure it's a good idea to be in a closed space but for now it seems safer than the beach in fact they are the only ones here a sharp contrast to the world outside taking a dip

thousands of people have been protesting and ball gary are calling for prime minister boyko borisov to step down have been regular demonstrations for the past 3 months protests in the marching of allegations of government corruption threats to the independence of the news media and concerns over the independence of the courts force of denies the allegations and is refusing to step down before the end of his term in march. burgess says in chile santiago have faced off with police over inequality and alleged police brutality and he threw rocks at police who was framed water cannon and tear gas and the process is angry after a teenager was injured during a protest on friday video appears to show an officer throwing him off a bridge protest demanding a new constitution have been held for the last several weeks. under an migrants who entered a guatemala in the hopes of making their way to the u.s. have been taken back to their country's border or small authorities say many of the honduran nationals have returned to their country voluntarily but some say they plan to continue northwards to t

capital, sofia, to mark one hundred days of protests against the government of prime minister, boyko borisovuropean parliament earlier adopted an unprecedented resolution criticising corruption and a deterioration in the rule of law in bulgaria. protestors have clashed with police on the streets of the chilean capital, santiago, as anger intensified against president sebastian pinera's government. mass protests started a year ago, sparked by a hike in metro fees, but spread to encompass pent—up grievances over income inequality and soaring living costs. the protests have left at least 31 dead and some 3,000 demonstrators and police officers injured. media reports injapan say the country's government has decided to release more than a million tons of radioactive water from the fukushima nuclear disaster into the sea. the plant was compromised by a earthquake and tsunami almost a decade ago. but the government says no decision has been taken but added that a decision does need to be made soon. the british government has said that brexit trade talks are over and "there is no point" negotiations

coming weeks measures include early closing for restaurants and bars and the garion prime minister boyko borisov has tested positive for cocaine 90 he and 3 cabinet ministers have begun quarantining. so. virtuous are deciding whether to keep the existing constitution or to bring in a new one drafted by a group of specially elected citizens the current document has adopted was adopted during the military dictatorship of a guest of pinochet that's been the focus of mass protests over the last year against inequality and then he tells them. it is a referendum that could change the course of this nation chileans know their votes could more fully distance the country from a dark past and many say the balance inequality in one of the region's richest economies. going to get in the end of that this is not just any sunday it's a historic sunday today is the day that she literally writes that it has awakened. double tonight when we learn the results whatever the outcome may be let's respect the people's choice and make a firm and clear stand for democracy and not anarchy for peace and not violence for un