engineers at mission control have lost communication with their live in a land signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappeared offered and to its final descent to the surface also coming up more than 70000 people are in need of food and water and the bahamas off the bat homes and communities were completely destroyed by hearts and dorian authorities say the final death toll will be staggering. and russians head to the polls for regional elections put off positions supporters fear a repeat of recent police crackdowns critics say the vote won't be free for fat. i'm on you tube as mckinnon thanks so much for joining us. it was an ambitious plan from the very start to india wanted to be the 1st country to shed light on the dark side of the moon the chandrayaan 2 mission set house in july to explore the uncharted territory of the lunar south pole but shortly before the scheduled touchdown the space center in bangalore lost contact with the land now mission control is trying to figure out whether the spacecraft crashed or landed while no one was watching. devastation at india's space agency

devastation at india's space agency as the scientists lose contact to the chandrayaan 2 only seconds before its landing. the spacecraft was meant to become the 1st ever to touch down on the unexplored south pole of the moon indian prime minister narendra modi came to see the landing from the control room later he found console a terrier worse as he addressed the nation. on earth few of us then doubt a nation by the way we went our way. it is sold out already in solidarity with a lot of scientists who are hard embark. on one of the most ambitious mission of our space program victim very close but we really need to cover more ground on. the landing of the spacecraft was also broadcast live on television across the country tensions were running high ahead of the event. the chandrayaan 2 was successfully launched in july after a previous attempt was called off due to technical problems. chandrayaan which means moon craft in ancient sanskrit spent the last few weeks traveling to what's the south side of the moon. on monday the landing robot vig separated from the craft ahead of its planne

engineers at mission control it lost communication with their lunar lander the signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappeared altered and to its final descent to the new south east. and more than $70000.00 people are in need of food or water in the bahamas off their homes and communities were destroyed by hurricane dorian already saying that the final death toll will be staggering. thanks. i'm head of the humphrey glad you could join us a long awaited exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine has taken place these swap could be a step towards easing relations between the countries and increasing the chances of resulting the conflict in the east of ukraine while fighting there between troops and russian backed separatists has killed more than 13000 people since 2135 ukrainians including a filmmaker all expense open 24 sailors detained since last year in russia which transferred from moscow to kiev with $35.00 russians heading. in the opposite direction. for more on this story we're joined by our correspondent nick connolly in moscow and kiev post at a time matthew cote in the u

gruen engineers at mission control the last communication with a lunar lander the signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappeared off it and it is final the sent to the moon's surface. thank you. i'm having a home free glad he could join me a long awaited exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine is on the way the swap could be a significant step towards easing relations between the countries and raising chances of resolving the conflict in the east of ukraine fighting there between troops and russian backed separatists has killed more than 13000 people since 2014 and ukrainians including filmmaker all accent self and 24 sailors detained since last year in russia are currently being transferred from moscow to kiev with 35 russians heading in the opposite direction. ever more on this story we're joined by kiev post editor and correspondent matthew cofa in kiev matthew bring us up to date with the latest what's happening right now. well. it was a very emotional scene at the airport where the plane landed and the prisoners exited they embraced president. they met with their families

engineers at mission control having all skinny location with belew not land the signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappeared after it ended its final descent to the beams. and to move in 70000 people are in need of food and water in the bahamas opted out homes and communities were distorted by her again at orange dorothy say the final death toll will be staggering. i'm going to humphrey glad you could join me a lone awaited exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine has taken place the swap could be a step towards easing relations between the countries and increase the chances of resolving the conflict in the east of ukraine now fighting there between troops and russian backed separatists has killed more than 13000 people since 201435 ukrainians including filmmaker on x. insolvent 24 sailors detained since last year in russia were transferred from moscow to key. with $35.00 russians heading in the opposite direction direction. and one of the freed say has described the uncertainty in the run up to the actual prisoner exchange and i'm also the rebel as opposed to your status ke

engineers at mission control have lost communication with their live in atlanta the signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappeared off or it entered its final descent to the moon's surface but also coming up more than 70000 people are in need of food and water in the bahamas after their homes and communities were completely destroyed by hard dorrian authorities say the final death toll will be staggering. and hong kong's freedoms must be guaranteed that was german chancellor angela merkel's message to chinese leaders on her state visit she says dialogue is the only solution to the ongoing political crisis and. mckinnon welcome to the program. it was an ambitious plan from the very start india wanted to be the very 1st country to shed light on the dark side of the moon the chandra on 2 mission set out in july to explore the uncharted territory of the luna south pole but shortly before the scheduled touchdown the space center in bangalore lost contact with the land now mission control is trying to figure out whether the spacecraft crashed or landed well no one was watching your hoppe the de

engineers at mission control in the last communication with the lunar lander a signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappear off the end to its final descent to the moon so. thank you. i'm having a home free glad you could join me a normal weighted exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine has taken place the swap could be a significant step towards easing relations between the countries and raising chances of resolving the conflict in eastern ukraine now fighting there between troops and russian backed separatists has killed more than 13000 people since 201435 ukrainians including filmmaker alex and self and 24 sailors detained since last year in russia were transferred from moscow to kiev with 35 russians heading in the opposite direction. now for more on this story we're joined by our correspondent nick connolly in moscow and kiev post at a time matthew cook in the ukrainian capital welcome to you both maggie starting with you bring us up to date with the latest what is happening right now in kiev. will the prisoner exchanges already happen here was a very emotional scene at

engineers at mission control have lost communication with their lunar lander the signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappears after it and its final descent to the moon surface on more than 70000 people are in need of food and water in the bahamas up to their homes and communities were completely destroyed by heart and dorian authorities say the final death toll will be staggering. mackinnon thanks so much for joining us a long awaited exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine is under way now this could be a significant step towards easing relations between the countries and raising chances for results in the conflict in ukraine's east fighting there between troops and russia backed separatists has killed more than 13000 people since 2014 now the filmmaker all exempt souls and 24 sailors detained since last year in russia are currently being transferred from moscow to kiev. the 75 russians heading in the opposite direction. and for more on this story we're joined by kiev post editor i'm correspondent matthew cup tie in kiev matthew tell us what's happening right now. well righ

garden on the moon the country space agency tries to find out what went wrong to signal from the chandrayaan to a spacecraft disappeared after it ended its final descent to the moon. and more than 70000 people are in need of food and to in the bahamas off their homes and communities were destroyed by hurricane dorian authorities say the final death toll will be staggering. the at a. time when a whole free glad you could join me a long awaited exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine has taken place this what could be a step towards easing relations between the neighboring countries and increasing the chances of resolving the conflicts in the east of ukraine now fighting there between troops and russian backed separatists has killed more than 13000 people since wednesday 14. their 1st steps of freedom back on home soil 35 former prisoners arriving in kiev. a handshake from the president is nothing compared to the embrace of a loved one. some had been separated for months others for years never knowing what would come next a lot of the knowledge of possible status kept on changing we h

chandrayaan which means moon craft in ancient sanskrit spent the last few weeks traveling to what's the south side of the moon. on monday the landing robot vic separated from the craft ahead of its planned touchdown it was supposed to measure the surface and locate water deposits india would have been only the full scan tree in the world to achieve a controlled soft landing its previous mission in 2008 and it with the spacecraft probe intentionally crashing into the moon for now india's invitations to become a global space superpower appear to have suffered a setback but scientists hope to get the communication to the spacecraft back up and find out what happened and it only a correspondent in asia dies while joins us now from the indian capital delhi throw an image of president modi did look somewhat disappointed there but he made an effort to reassure the nation there was much to be proud of just how big a setback is this for him. well definitely the response across the nation despite the disappointment of what may be of fear off the program has been to support its stalled which is in

chandrayaan which means moon craft in ancient sanskrit spent the last few weeks travelling to us the south side of the moon. on monday the landing robot vic separated from the craft ahead of its planned touchdown it was supposed to measure the surface and locate water deposits india would have been only the full of country in the world to achieve a controlled soft landing its previous mission in 2008 and that with the space craft probe intentionally crashing into the moon. for now india's invasions to become a global space superpower appear to have suffered a setback but scientists hope to get the communication to the spacecraft back up and find out what happened well let's go back to that story of the prisoner swap between russia and ukraine and it earlier i spoke to our correspondents on the ground our 2 correspondents in kiev and moscow for the latest. the knowledge was there yes status kept on changing we heard that the prisoner swap was going to fall through the balkans we end of august as a difficult time and i couldn't sleep for 5 days. they only told us today at 4 in the morn

engineers at mission control have lost communication with the lunar lander the signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft dissipate it after it entered its final descent to the moon surface. and more than 70000 people are in need of food and water in the bahamas off their homes and communities were completely destroyed by hurricane dorian authorities say the final death toll will be staggering. i manuscripts mckenna thanks so much for joining us a long awaited exchange of prisoners between russia and ukraine is under way now this could be a significant step towards easing relations between the countries and raising chances for resolving the conflict in ukraine's east fighting there between troops and russia backed separatists has killed more than 13000 people since 201435 years. craniums including a filmmaker all make sense of and 20 full sail is detained since last year in russia a current being transferred from moscow to kiev. and more on the story when joined by journalist matthew. matthew tell us what's happening right now. well right now we have word that a plane has landed but he's ful

engineers at mission control have lost commune occasion with their lunar lander the signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappeared after it entered its final descent to the moon's surface also coming up. hong kong's freedom must speak erin teet that's german chancellor i'm going to marcos message to chinese leaders on a state visit she says dialogue is the only solution to the ongoing political crisis plus fighting like in jeddah in france the science fiction soccer star wars head has fueled a lightsaber dueling trend there in the country's fencing federation hopes will attract more young people to this for. a nickel for the welcome to the program india's space agency says mission control scientists have lost commune occasion with a spacecraft carrying the country's hopes of a successful moon landing it appears the lander was just a short distance from the lunar surface when contact was lost prime minister narendra modi joint mission control personnel as the final countdown began the chandrayaan 2 or. they're launched into space in july and has been circling the moon for almost 3 weeks if

as i speak indian spacecraft is on its final approach to the moon the chandrayaan 2 longer is due to touchdown close to south pole if it succeeds india will join the united states russia and china as only countries to long to craft intact earth's nearest neighbor. fight for free will what they don't. develop is that it was an historic moment for india and unmanned spacecraft to bound for the moon successfully launched in july after a previous attempt was called off due to technical problems. chandrayaan to which means moon craft in ancient sanskrit has spent the last few weeks travelling towards the south of the moon. on monday the landing robot vic chrome separated from the craft ahead of its planned touchdown if successful india will become only the 4th country in the world to have achieved a controlled soft landing its previous mission in 2008 ended with the spacecraft probe intentionally crashing into the moon the landing site this time is around 600 kilometers from the lunar south pole and unexplored section of the moon after landing vic chrome will release india's 1st lunar rov

communication with the spacecraft carrying the country's hopes of a successful moon landing it appears the chandrayaan 2 orbiter was just a short distance from the lunar surface when contact was lost. robert mugabe zimbabwe's 1st post-independence leader has died at the age of 95 he held an iron grip on power from 1980 until he.

what more have you heard about the chandrayaan 2. well i think communication is still waiting for some communication links the prime minister was last seen leaving so i am not sure how far you know there are no tense moments as if like the mission might not be as expected and asked me at all like it to be but it's let's wait and see for the official results to come. how big a blow will this be if it has failed i mean it's worth bearing in mind that this it is an unmanned craft well i mean you know it's definitely a setback the expectations are there saying yeah this is kind of a given a big shot in the or if you know if it went. the way that we'd all anticipated it would definitely be a big boost if it did not go the way that we did not want to go there and it's obviously a setback but that does not mean is for has had setbacks in the past and this was a bounce twice as hard from that setback and it's still being in basic research organisation agencies has proven time and again that it's capable of pouncing from setbacks so it'll be

the orbiter of this mission, chandrayaan—2, is still in space and still doing well. really ambitious first—ever south pole landing may have crushed. we are waiting to find out. what is so important about an attempt to land on the south pole of the moon? well, any moon landing is just intensely difficult, not only do you have to perfect all the technologies to reach the rocket launch, the navigation, the spacecraft, you need to be able to adjust its attitude and its aspect in space in order to go around the moon, you need to descend to the lunar surface and make sure you descend enough to touch down. that is extremely difficult, as we found out today. the south pole is a really intriguing place. of most of all of the landings to date on the moon have been around the equatorial regions. china has landed on the far side of the moon, but was another first but had —— that happened earlier this year. the south pole is an enigma, scientists think if there is water ice on the surface, and permanently shuttered craters, they may be resources future astronauts could use, makin

so risk is mitigated but we have to learn from lessons and what we learnt during the failure of chandrayaanforjoining us. that is it for this edition of the programme. bye for now. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: has benjamin netanyahu done enough to win a fourth term as israel's prime minister? early election results suggest it's too close to call. call from a broad unity goverr from i call from a broad unity government from benjamin netanyahu's main rivals. a top spokesman for the afghan taliban tells the bbc that despite the breakdown of talks, it's still willing to negotiate. the trial of four people accused of murdering the girl scout jodie chesney has begun. the 17—year—old was fatally stabbed in an east london park in march, while listening to music with friends. two men, age 20 and i9 and two youths, aged 16 and i7, all deny the charge against them. dan johnson reports from the old bailey. jodie chesney was described as a talented, popularfunny jodie chesney was described as a talented, popular funny young women whojudged no—one talented, popular funny young women who j

engineers at mission control have lost communication with their lunar lander the signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappeared after it entered its final descent to the moon's surface also coming out. to turkey threatens to pull out of the deal with the aimed at reducing the flow of migrants president earlier on says he will allow free passage to millions of refugees wanting to go to the youth of the world and particularly brussels doesn't provide more support. plus working hours like a jet i just find space in franchise star wars has fueled a light they were doing trend in france the country's fencing federation talks will attract more young people to the sport. welcome to the program india's space agency says mission control scientists have lost communication with a spacecraft carrying the country's hopes of a successful moon landing and it appears the lander was just a short distance from the lunar surface when contact was lost prime minister narendra modi joint mission control personnel at the. final countdown began the chandra on 2 orbiter launched into space in july and has been

communication with a spacecraft carrying the country's hopes of a successful moon landing it appears the chandrayaan2 orbiter was just a short distance from the lunar surface when contact was lost.

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engineers at mission control have lost common occasion with their lunar lander the signal from the chandrayaan spacecraft disappeared after it entered its final descent to the moon surface also coming up. hong kong's freedoms must be guaranteed that's.

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engineers at mission control have lost communication with their lunar lander the signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappeared after it enters its final descent to the moon surface also coming up. turkey threatens to pull out of a deal with the e.u. aimed at reducing the flow of migrants president and obama says this country may reopen its borders to millions of refugees wanting to go to the e.u. and brussels doesn't provide more support.

india's lunar mission, chandrayaan—2, is expected to land on the southern pole of the moon in about 2kanisation says the objective is to develop technologies such as soft—landing and roving on the lunar surface, and to expand knowledge about the moon's surface, leading to a better understanding of its origin and evolution. if the landing is successful, it will make india the fourth country to have explored the moon after russia, the us and china. bidushi bhattacharya, a former nasa scientist she can't wait to see it happen. it is really exciting. i have been following it, as has most of the world, and i cannot wait to see it happen. they can do things more efficiently and affordably which means we are building the global ecosystem faster than predict by nasa. and we need the commercial sector to come on board. so people who are trained all over the world are coming to india to contribute and indians also are spreading out and providing knowledge on a global scale. people are looking to mine the moon and in the long—term, what will drive space technology development these days will be a

it because it was not in asia and the space agency has lost contact with the end man probe the chandrayaan to put communications were lost which is to commerce from the moon's surface and so the headlines keep it here more to come by the o.p.'s that next. the cost of priceless results on the threat the amazon rainforest is a blaze in its links to brazil strive for a big sort of production look at that's always global ambitions which have left investors missing some big losses. counting the calls on al-jazeera. i understand their interest this is my duty. because i. trust them to share i decided to take up this position or. to share. my very british. symbol of independence from africa my. time interests but also the past british. and my demonstrate terry. undergoing. coalition. has inspired not only. the word of mouth. for. the. president is almost a time it's where things are traditionally reported these prosecutions own economy . and nobody's sure about. but. i want to communicate about my hopes my aspirations. with just. his home for a living but i've got to your family. time to by tryin

engineers at mission control have lost communication with their live in atlanta the signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappeared after it entered its final descent to the moon's surface but also coming up more than 70000 people are in need of food and water in the bahamas after their homes and communities were completely destroyed by hardin dorrian authorities say the final death toll of this.

much from it and we can analyze what went wrong and make sure it doesn't happen again the 20 day chandrayaan 2 mission cost $140000000.00 despite the failure to dash the hopes of the nation further missions are already planned the indian prime minister's words were reassuring good to look i want them i we will look back at this journey and if it with great satisfaction the learning from today will make us stronger and better it will be a new dawn and a brighter tomorrow very soon india's mission to the moon may have fared in the final moments but while the lunar lander has been lost over shells expect to receive crucial images from the orbiter and even though there is disappointment just now the government says there will be a next time after the u.s. the soviet union and china india would have been only the 4th nation to successfully land on the moon had its mission ended in success rather than disappointment of war or al-jazeera new delhi. leah is here with your sports in a moment should be telling us why this 85 year old has decided to call stumps after playing the game he loves for 60 ye

india's lunar mission, chandrayaan—2, is expected to land on the southern pole of the moon on saturday is to develop technologies such as soft—landing and roving on the lunar surface, and to expand knowledge about the moon's surface — leading to a better understanding of its origin and evolution. if the landing is successful, it will make india the fourth country to have explored the moon , after russia, the us and china. bidushi bhattacharya, a former nasa scientist who now runs her own space technology corporation said she can't wait to see it happen. it is really exciting. i have been following it, as has most of the world, and i cannot wait to see it happen. why does it matter? it matters because they have taken what has been built by nasa and the esa and taken it to the next level. they can do things more efficiently and affordably which means we are building the global ecosystem faster than predict by nasa. there has been a lot of talk about the anniversary of the moon landing for the united states not so long ago. i am wondering when it comes to india, are they working with othe

the chandrayaan—2 mission was just over 2 km above the moon when transmission ceased.he descent is a complex operation and success would have made india only the fourth country to land a spacecraft on the moon, and the first to touchdown on the most southerly part, where no one country has been before. so what happened to the mission? raji rajagopalan is the head of the nuclear and space policy initiative at the observer research foundation. i think it is too early to say with any certainty as to what could have possibly gone wrong. until almost until the last minute, you got it right. but i think it was always going to be a complex mission. even china, that has developed certain capabilities, its first landing mission on the moon was in the near side of the moon. so landing on the southern polar region, orfar side, those are much more complex missions, and isro has not — the indian space research organisation has not really come up with a statement as to what could have gone wrong. there are a couple of things i could see. one is that the engine at the centre that was

deviated from the target course resulting in a hard landing and the 100 $45000000.00 mission is called chandrayaan 2. the goal was to conduct a detailed study of the moon's make up including its geology and atmosphere economist william anderson believes that despite the setback india is likely to push ahead with the mission until it's 60 days i don't think that we could say a fairy any time any time you get this far along you had to have had certain successes to be able to get there even if you can't finish. as you know that would something that it's this complicated especially this technologically complicated that you can have these kinds of setbacks and you know we should be surprised about it's not like this is going to bankrupt india or anything like that i think that they will go back to the drawing board i think that. ultimately they're going to be successful if they stick with this particular program and other words i don't think they'll be a bandit and if they were to just abandon it because of this would be one thing then you would say ok the mission has failed but i doubt that's what's g

chandrayaan—2 entered the moon's orbit on 20 august, a month after take—off. carrying is due to make the historic touchdown on the unexplored south pole in the next hour. if successful, india will become only the fourth country to make a soft landing on the lunar surface, after the former soviet union, the us and china. joining me now from california is bidushi bhattacharya, a former nasa scientist who now runs her own space technology corporation. thank you very much forjoining us. what an exciting moment. give us some context about why this is such a big deal. i am really excited to be here. this is the fourth country thatis be here. this is the fourth country that is going to land on the moon and the thing with india is you have all these innovations coming in under cost so it is a fantastic opportunity not only for a technology but are bringing and research from around the world so we have a collaborative opportunity on a global scale and i have to say from the commercial standpoint this is rather fantastic because all the work that is being done right now

india's $114000000.00 mission to the moon is called chandrayaan to the main craft is an orbiter which is mapping the lunar surface from a 100 kilometers above the moon lander called vic from named after an indian scientist separated from the orbiter on monday it was descending towards sea unexplored south pole when contact was lost and the crown was meant to deploy era body rover to collects lunar samples india would have been only the 4th nation to land on the moon after the u.s. the soviet union and china if the mission had been successful and child laura as well from new delhi. there is a palpable sense of disappointment in india as many stayed up late in the night to watch the landing of the moon and in the last few seconds that contact was lost chief of india's space research organization a day earlier said that the last 15 minutes of full of terror and don't find they indeed work but while that is disappointment there is also sympathy for the scientists who are undertaking such an endeavor and scientists believe that even though it has failed the data has so far been collected w

country's top the storm has as they prepare to land a spacecraft on the moon's unexplored south pole chandrayaan 2 was launched in july and eventually reached an orbit around 100 kilometers from the believes this or at those limitations headlines hey on al-jazeera libya unspeakable continues next i'm back with uneasy in about 25 minutes see that. there is no such thing as a clean war. war allows every kind of atrocity. of all war crimes rape is the hardest to uncover making it the perfect crime. and. then seeing what the bomb the. action saw and sound noise and shout or. as the scent of snow. french human rights lawyer saline bag that much fatima. she is not libyan but she lived. she was kidnapped and raped like to see we saw earlier during the siege of misrata and is now trying to pull her life back together. from. coming to. the human rights groups of libyans operating out of tunis. he was a result of his army and his unit took part in the government seas of the opposition city of misrata in 2011. he also wanted his identity concealed and his voice is this kind. of feed did you. begin to quest

engineers at mission control have lost communication with their lunar lander the signal from the chandrayaan 2 spacecraft disappeared after it entered its final descent to the moon's surface also coming up. to turkey threatens to pull out of a deal with the e.u. and.

become crashed or suffered a technical fault india's $140000000.00 mission to the moon is called chandrayaan to the main craft as an orbiter which is mapping the lunar surface from about 100 kilometers above the moon lander called become named after an indian scientist separated from the orbiter on monday it was descending towards the unexplored south pole and contact was lost victim was meant to deploy a robotic rover to collect lunar samples india would have been only the 4th nation to land on the moon after the u.s. the soviet union and china if the mission had been a success has more from new delhi. there is a palpable sense of disappointment in india as many stayed up late in the night to watch the landing of the moon and in the last few seconds that contact was lost chief of india space research organization adelia said that the last 15 minutes of full of terror and terrifying they indeed were up but why that is disappointment that is also sympathy for the scientists who are undertaking such an endeavor and scientists believe that even though it has failed the data has so far been coll

much from it and we can analyze what went wrong and make sure it doesn't happen again the 20 day chandrayaan 2 mission cost $140000000.00 despite the failure to dash the hopes of the nation further missions are already planned the indian prime minister's words were reassuring good to look i want them i we will look back at this journey and if it with great satisfaction the learning from today will make us stronger and better it will be a new dawn and a broader tomorrow very soon india's mission to the moon may have fared in the final moments but while the lunar lander has been lost over szell's expect to receive crucial images from the orbiter and even though there is disappointment just now the government says there will be a next time after the u.s. the soviet union and china india would have been only the 4th nation to successfully land on the moon had its mission ended in success rather than disappointment. al-jazeera new delhi. serena williams has fallen short in her latest bid to win a record equalling 24th grand slam while there was no repeat of last year's meltdown against by only os

much from it and we can analyze what went wrong and make sure it doesn't happen again the 20 day chandrayaan 2 mission cost 140000000 dollars despite the failure to dash the hopes of the nation further missions are already planned the indian prime minister's words were reassuring. we will look back at this journey and if it with great satisfaction the learning from today will make us stronger and better it will be a new dawn and a brighter tomorrow very soon india's mission to the moon may have fared in the final moments but while the lunar lander has been lost over szell's expect to receive crucial images from the orbiter and even though there is disappointment just now the government says there will be a next time after the u.s. the soviet union and china india would have been only the 4th nation to successfully land on the moon had its mission ended in success rather than disappointment of war or al-jazeera new delhi. finally there are calls being made in the netherlands to ban an exhibition called design of the 3rd reich as natasha but the reports now from the city of them boys there are

communication with the spacecraft carrying the country's hopes of a successful moon landing it appears the chandrayaan 2 orbiter was just a short distance from the lunar surface when contact was lost. robert mugabe zimbabwe's 1st post independence leader has died at the age of 95 he held an iron grip on power from 980 until he was forced out 37 years later his rule was marked by economic crises and hyperinflation that prompted millions to leave the country. britain's upper chamber of parliament the house of lords has passed a bill to block a no deal brant said on october 31st it's another blow to prime minister boris johnson he had called for early elections just before britain is due to leave the european union. german chancellor angela merkel said that the freedoms of the hong kong people quote must be guaranteed she met with premier league young at the beginning of a 2 day visit to china macko and leave discussed mutual commerce and the trade war between china and the us. this is g.w. news from berlin you can always find the latest headlines at d.w. dot com or follow us on twitter at. hello there a