all struck those who had the measures that i told you about here but 3 years later though the council of europe reported that major scandals were arising going unreported and uninvestigated for the 1st time we have we have introduced this is the contradiction of this government and of the moscow government as well for the 1st time we introduced measures to hold government to account that had never been introduced before now where they were they were they weren't working or nuff but why give them away give them a free pass say a culture better political responsibility and transparency has been introduced then we had the panama papers the electric gas the further hilman the further vittles global health care for the golden passport all all time and again featuring the same key figures close to the prime minister and the police and several instances mysteriously failing to act and none of that was serious enough for you to say you've crossed my red lines you've crossed the many many times i did see it and turned. and they repeated the weakest link was and still remains even now and we have to act

this investigation was tainted from the start with and the truth is that no law some of the council of europe warn that a series of magistrate should have been taken off the case because of conflicts of interest likewise the investigating police officer force claims that sayed said were made by the minister of the interior but progress in the investigation if that's not an investigation tainted with all because it did give results and 11 important point in all this is that there are other services involved including the report so even if there are elements who want to cover up that information is available to the force beyond so that is a good guarantee that the whole truth will come out that nicaragua leads here didn't have much that was nice to say about you did she. understand the 2016 she wrote if bartolo were decent and honest would be of stuck with the labor party since the 1970 s. of course not decent and honest people left in droves when they saw what was going on she's right isn't she and no i don't think so and i don't agree with her comment i respect what you have done but i think

were appointed by the prime minister was that were the case in the system described by the council of europe's parliamentary assembly as incompatible with judicial independence and the rule of law but i think this is not fair in this case for a very simple reason did this is government the appointment of magistrates and the judges have been more independent of the executive arm of government than ever before before the prime minister had total jurisdiction no it's not like that in the model there is a judicial appointment committee and we are intent definitely on taking the steps that the venice commission has indicated which once used to do so for known but we have started that i dare you to go even in the last 30 that differ in the last week even sorry even in the last month apart from the last week sets have been taken to start implementing those recommendations under dinu prime minister in may 2016 when you said things were fine. they plainly weren't were they you said the government had already started in 2016 to introduce a culture of better political responsibility and transparency that

treaties of the council of europe where we have free press where we have free. movement and free activity of candidates for running presidential and neutral observation from outside and i think the o.c.e. or of the council of europe should present. a proposal to to the people in belarus that we are able and willing to observe free elections so that at the end of the new elections we can say the elected president is the really elected democratic president of the country otherwise we would have something like a. better restart. and therefore i think you will actions are necessary now i want to ask you about germany's role in all of this we saw that chancellor and i call spoke to the russian president putin today urging for dialogue between the government and the opposition and also an end to violence towards demonstrators how far will germany go to make sure that that will happen. i think the message of that european union and also the german chancellor. gave all i asked to give to it to the russian president and also to catch and course that 1st we want to have a

party deceptive decide by next week on whether to withdraw turkey from the council of europe accord which was signed in 2011 activists recently launched an online campaign about the problem of violence against women after a female student was killed in the south west of turkey. afghanistan's health ministers as many as 10000000 people may have been infected with corona virus that's one 3rd of the population he made the announcement after antibody tests on around 9 and a half 1000 people nationwide half of the cases were found among adults nearly 50 percent of the children who tested positive were asymptomatic now officially afghanistan has only counted $36000.00 infections. general result of the survey says that 31.5 percent of the afghan population which is equal to 10000000 people have been infected by the corona virus during the pandemic 37 percent of the infected cities and 27 percent have been infected in rural areas. counting is due to begin shortly in sri lanka the 1st asian country to hold elections since the start of the pandemic turner was down but polling wrapped up without any

women president a k party a set to decide by next week on whether to withdraw turkey from the council of europe accord which it signed in 2011. folly will keep you company from 3 g. up next slavery a 21st century evil i will see you very soon. as protests rage over police brutality and coronavirus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and sell their brand of politics to americans before the vote follow the us elections on a. 300 years the most powerful nations on earth group richer and strong on the profits of the slave trade over 12000000 men women and children were forcibly transported from africa on slave ships like this to the colonies and plantations in north and south america today slavery is illegal in every country on the planet but the truth is slavery did not die in the 19th century it is a life that is thriving and it is bigger than ever. amid the ruins of a devastating earthquake a human tragedy plays out in the slums of the caribbean island state of haiti and. it goes by another name

at $28.00 a report by the right script council of europe accused portuguese police of multiple casesof racist violence and last year 8 officers were found guilty of kidnapping and beating young people from a predominantly black lisbon neighborhood near the gulf with more serious globally portugal remains from the authorities to do today a racist country which is to actually resist these demonstrations contribute to make portugal better and more just. cam day was originally from guinea-bissau while parliamentarians there passed a motion condemning what they see as a racially motivated murder and will send a delegation to portugal to see cancers barbara and al-jazeera. tens of thousands of people in russia's far eastern city of khabarovsk protesting against the arrests of say gay forgot a popular governor he was deposed after being accused of ordering 2 contracts killings and an attempted murder 15 years ago the supporters say it's a political move aimed at getting rid of an independent politician his election in 2018 was seen as a vote against the kremlin and president putin. a u.s. a

. >> the council of europe's convention was signed in and stumble in 2011, but hard-line religious groups campaigning against it, saying it encourages divorce and promotes immorality. turkish women have been out on the streets to defend the treaty. there is a groundswell of female fury at the thought the government may pull out of it. they say that would send a terrifying message. she says she is speaking out now to try to save other women. >> [speaking foreign language] katty: there is a lot of stress around the world at the moment, but it is hard to understand why a government would pull out of a treaty designed to protect women at the very time when the women in their country are feeling particularly vulnerable. we were speaking earlier about tonight's kickoff of the democratic national convention. this whole process of course started with upwards of two dozen presidential candidates. and it is now just down to joe biden, but is he the right person to unite the party? bbc spoke to democratic millennials and generation z voters who make up one third of the u.s. electorate and ask what t

at $28.00 a report by the right script council of europe accused portuguese police of multiple casesof racist violence and last year 8 officers were found guilty of kidnapping and beating young people from a predominantly black lisbon neighborhood move on in the gulf with more serious globally portugal remains from the authorities to day to day a racist country which is to actually resist these demonstrations contribute to make portugal better and more just. campaign was originally from getting the sound parliamentarians there passed a mission condemning what they see as a racially motivated murder and will send a delegation to portugal to see cancers barbara and al-jazeera. the u.s. has imposed sanctions in a chinese part a military group for alleged abuses against we're muslims the treasury department says all american sense owned by changing production and construction core will be frozen the u.s. says the companies involved in the mass incarceration and torture of we girls and other muslim communities the u.n. says more than a 1000000 leaders are held in prison camps china calls

at 28 a report by the right script council of europe accused portuguese police of multiple cases of racistviolence and last year 8 officers were found guilty of kidnapping and beating young people from a predominantly black list were neighborhood in the dark with more serious globally portugal remains from the authorities to day to day a racist country which is to actually resist these demonstrations contribute to make portugal better and more just. campaign was originally from guinea-bissau now parliamentarians there passed a mission condemning what they see as a racially motivated murder and will send a delegation to portugal to see cancers barbara and al-jazeera. still ahead an old a 0 by health care professionals in brazil won the president's challenge with coins against humanity. and zimbabwe sends in the military to enforce a ban on anti-government protests doesn't see a rounded up full story coming up. hello there all very hoarse and mostly dry weather throughout much of the middle east that we have seen over the last few days quite a few shots some often in thunderstorms across wes

at $28.00 a report by the right script council of europe accused portuguese police of multiple casesof racist violence and last year 8 officers were found guilty of kidnapping and beating young people from a predominantly black lace one neighborhood. in the gulf with more serious globally portugal remains from the authorities to day to day a racist country which is to actually resist these demonstrations contribute to make portugal better and more just. campaign was originally from guinea-bissau now parliamentarians there passed a mission condemning what they see as a racially motivated murder and will send a delegation to portugal to see cancers barbara and al-jazeera. president doesn't stay for the half 1000000000 dollar boost for the economy to help soften the blow of the pandemic sebastian pinera made the announcement during his state of the nation address a lot in america and it's only see in human reports now from santiago. everything about this year's state of the nation address was a normal starting with the fact that it was delivered more than 2 months late because of the pa

at $28.00 a report by the right script council of europe accused portuguese police of multiple casesof racist violence and last year 8 officers were found guilty of kidnapping and beating young people from a predominantly black neighborhood. in the gulf with more serious globally portugal remains from the authorities to day to day a racist country which is to actually resist these demonstrations contribute to make portugal better and more just. campaign was originally from getting the sound parliamentarians there passed a mission condemning what they see as a racially motivated murder and will send a delegation to portugal to see cancers barbara and i. is there. an estimated $13000000.00 people unemployed in the u.s. and could not be facing new hardship a $600.00 week benefits is about to end attempts to agree on a new federal relief fund a stalled ruggles reports. amid the worst economic collapse in decades millions of americans are struggling just to eat we're seeing to the 3000 up to 7000 families come through in a 3 or 4 hour period emergency relief payments of 6 $100.00 a week h

is about a very fundamental rule of law issues that russia will so as a member state of the council of europe has to comply with were you surprised mr neat to see how quickly the united states also came on board and demanded that russia investigate. well i think we have more question marks about at least the role of some representatives of the united states when it comes to specific issues regarding russia i think this mill's we not to consider that this is happening now in the run up to the u.s. election and in the context of the belarus protests. we will we will see i think again all of us think will be well advised not to frame this or to support framing this into part of a geopolitical struggle but it's a very fundamental issue about the rule of law and fundamental human rights even in the russian federation i know i mean i'm sort of fresh on this when we have time germany and the us are united in this case but when it comes to the north stream 2 pipeline for example you're not a trump administration accuses germany of making itself dependent on russia for energy do you sometimes feel mr

at 28 a report by the right script council of europe accused portuguese police of multiple cases of racesfirelands and last year 8 officers were found guilty of kidnapping and beating young people from a predominantly black list were neighborhood in the dark with more serious globally portugal remains from the authorities to day to day a racist country which is to actually resist these demonstrations contribute to make portugal better and more just. candy was originally from guinea-bissau while parliamentarians there passed a mission condemning what they see as a racially motivated murder and will send a delegation to portugal to see cancers barbara and al-jazeera. thousands of people are marching in berlin against germany's coronavirus restrictions sees a live picture is right now demonstrators are holding signs protesting the lockdown measures and calling for people to resist it's the 1st of several protests planned for the weekend in germany's capital organizers expect up to 22000 people to turn out around 1000 police officers have been deployed it's now around 200 nicaraguan migrants

is about a very fundamental rule of law issues that russia will so as a member state of the council of europe has to comply with were you surprised mr nick to see how quickly the united states also came on board and demanded that russia investigate. well i think we have more question marks about at least the role of some representatives of the united states when it comes to specific issues regarding russia i think this mill's we know to consider that this is happening now in the run up to the u.s. election and in the context of the better was protests. we will we will see i think again all of us in can be well advised not to frame this or to support framing this into part of a geopolitical struggle but it's a very fundamental issue about the rule of law and fundamental human rights. in the russian federation i know i mean i just want to press you on this will we have time germany and the us are united in this case but when it comes to the north stream to pipeline for example you're not the trump administration accuses germany of making itself dependent on russia for energy do you sometimes fe

a 28 a report by the right script council of europe accused portuguese police of multiple cases of races firelands and last year 8 officers were found guilty of kidnapping and beating young people from a predominantly black list were new. only one man with a gun for more serious globally portugal remains from the authorities to day to day a racist country which is structurally racist these demonstrations contribute to make portugal better and more just. cam day was originally from getting to south parliamentarians there past a mission condemning what they see as a racially motivated matter and will send a delegation to portugal to see cancers barbara and al jazeera still ahead on al-jazeera japan's capital reports a record rise in corona virus cases for a day. a packed beach is ok but our problem the british government is accused of mixed messages with new coronavirus comedowns. hello yesterday london missed his july record hard tempted by point one degree and then the cold front went through with some thunderstorms was not to be as warm today now that's going to occur in much of western

present bedouins party is said to decide by next week on whether to withdraw turkey from the council of europe accords which was signed in 2911 activists recently launched an online campaign about the problem of violence against women after he male student was killed in southwestern techie. to sri lanka now where the counting of votes is underway after wednesday's parliamentary election turnout was down the elections on to be delayed twice because of the pandemic present go to by rajapaksa as parties hoping to get a 2 thirds majority so that it can change the constitution go to buy a comes from a political family his brother mahinda is the current prime minister and previously served as president. survivors of the world's 1st atomic atomic have been marking 75 years since the bomb was dropped on hiroshima in japan it was a scaled back ceremony because of call it 19 about 140000 people were killed after u.s. forces dropped the bomb in the final stages of world war 2 robert jacobs works with the hiroshima peace institute he says the threat from nuclear weapons is still high . well there's severa

is about a very fundamental rule of law issues that russia will so as a member state of the council of europe has to comply with were you surprised mr neat to see how quickly the united states also came on board and demanded that russia investigate. well i think we have more question marks about at least the role of some representatives of the united states when it comes to specific issues regarding russia i think this mill's we know to consider that this is happening now in the run up to the u.s. election and in the context of the better was protests. we will we will see i think again all of us think would be well advised not to frame this or to support framing this into part of a geopolitical struggle but it's a very fundamental issue about the rule of law and fundamental human rights. in the russian federation i know i mean i just want to present all this what we have time germany and the us are united in this case but when it comes to the north stream to pipeline for example you're not a trump administration accuses germany of making itself dependent on russia for energy do you sometimes

at $28.00 a report by the right script council of europe accused portuguese police of multiple casesof racist violence and last year 8 officers were found guilty of kidnapping and beating young people from a predominantly black lisbon neighborhood in the dark with more serious globally portugal remains from the authorities to day to day a racist country which is to actually resist these demonstrations contribute to make portugal better and more just. campaign was originally from guinea-bissau now parliamentarians there passed a mission condemning what they see as a racially motivated murder and will send a delegation to portugal to see cancers. barbara and al-jazeera. residents in florida are purring for a new log on its hard. heads north threatening potentially damaging winds and torrential rain the governor has declared a state of emergency for parts of the state hurricane warning comes as florida struggles to deal with one of the worst coronavirus outbreaks in the united states hotel rooms have been set aside for people who are currently isolated at home but may need to evacuate.

or shabtai bedouins i thought he said to decide by next week on whether to withdraw from the council of europe accord which was signed in $2911.00 activists recently launched an online campaign after a female student was killed in southwestern turkey send survivors of the world's 1st atomic attack have been marking 75 years since a bomb was dropped on hiroshima in japan it was a scaled back ceremony because of call that 19 about 440000 people were killed after u.s. forces dropped the bomb at the. world war 2 those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's a documentary crimea russia's dock secrets. vs another type of nationalising on the ballot it was the us watching that. bit of superiority 11 last. shot in your fog why they're in there but tyler meyer she's near russia. ask how many stops the good to go to do at the partition your jeep we will be stuck. we sure didn't start a thread emotionally pick your little girl or. your servers are scared to leave palooza political political system then move to russia with. the dissolute mother waits on the border between ukraine and russian o

at 28 a report by the right script council of europe accused portuguese police of multiple cases of racistfirelands and last year 8 officers were found guilty of kidnapping and beating young people from a predominantly black list for neighborhood while in the dark with more serious globally portugal remains from the authorities to day to day a racist country which is to actually resist these demonstrations contribute to make portugal better and more just. candy was originally from guinea-bissau out parliamentarians there passed a mission condemning what they see as a racially motivated murder and will send a delegation to portugal to see cancers barbara and al. sara. still ahead here on the news our installed major problems totals america's leading baseball competition as more games are called off due to coronavirus nonstory after the park . lane. frank assessments what are you seeing back in yemen as if the 6 percent of the new poll released today are facing life being served is what's an informed opinion is ethiopia on the verge of breakdown in many parts of the overall media region are

at $28.00 a report by the right script council of europe accused the portuguese police of multiple casesof racist violence and last year 8 officers were found guilty of kidnapping and beating young people from a predominantly black list for neighborhood while in the gulf with. globally portugal remains from the authorities to day to day a racist country which is to actually resist these demonstrations contribute to make portugal better and more just. candy was originally from guinea-bissau parliamentarians there passed a mission condemning what they see as a racially motivated murder and will send a delegation to portugal to see cancers barbara and al-jazeera divers have removed a 500 kilograms of abandoned fishing nets from a sunken submarine off the greek island of careful lonia nets caught up on the ship wrecks can prove fatal for marine life like sea turtles and dolphins now this record's one of the biggest submarines in world war 2 and it's after hitting an italian mine in 1941 it took divers 5 days to remove the internal that's at a depth the 52 meters underwater. wow well still ah

even the council of europe until money laundering agency in the 21000 who forced highlighted the super problem was inerrantly. to money laundering and this is also. this is also if this comes up suppose there reinstate is as in having a marriage. of of to money laundering and the secret program is strictly a dive to the real estate market i think this investigation this year papers was a. cold and that was more to the european union because in essence what cyprus is selling is a european passport to. a separate possible without all the set of rights that come out with a european cities and would and that wouldn't be so alluring for investors or or i networking to be bus from or around the war so i think this is probably the time for the european union to turn our alarm into some actions. and more findings from the papers will be revealed throughout the week here and on al-jazeera dot com in point 2 of our investigation will be looking at how cyprus sold citizenship to politicians and senior officials considered by the e.u. as high risk for money laundering and corruption that's on mond

is about a very fundamental rule of law issues that russia will so as a member state of the council of europe has to comply with were you surprised mr nick to see how quickly the united states also came on board and demanded that russia investigate. well i think we have more question marks about at least the role of some representatives of the united states when it comes to specific issues regarding russia i think this mill's we not to consider that this is happening now in the run up to the u.s. election and in the context of the better was protests. we will we will see i think again all of us think will be well advised not to frame this or to support framing this into part of a geopolitical struggle but it's a very fundamental issue about the rule of law and fundamental human rights in the russian federation i know i mean i'm sort of fresh on this when we have time germany and the us are united in this case but when it comes to the north stream 2 pipeline for example you're not a trump administration accuses germany of making itself dependent on russia for energy do you sometimes feel mr ni

2000000 euros so purchasing a property or investing in our super company and you know even the council of europe until money laundering agency in atlanta 9000 for thailand i see the problem was inerrantly. foreigner of all. to money laundering and this is also. this is also this comes off so because they're reinstate and having the temerity. to money laundering and the secret program is strictly time to reinstate market so. to answer your question now there's not really i think this investigation is stupid faith as well as a. cold and that once more to the european union because in essence that what cyprus is sending is a european passport to. a separate possible without all the set of rights that come out with the european states and that wouldn't be so i knew where investors or i networking to be got from or around the war so i think this is probably the time for the european union to turn our alarm into some actions if this has being a legal process as you've been describing and it has been generating a significant amount of money for cyprus and one would assume other countries which offer go

even the council of europe until money laundering agency in the 29000 who force highlighted the super problem was inerrantly. to money laundering and this is also. this is also if this comes off suppose there reinstate is as in having a marriage or above to money laundering and the shipper program is strictly dived to the realistic market i think this investigation this year papers was a. cold and that was more to the european union because in essence what cyprus is selling is a european passport to. a separate possible without all the set up rights that come out with the european states and with an at wouldn't be sort of europe or investors or or i networking leaders from or around the war so i think this is probably the time for the european union to turn. into some actions. protesters in southern iraq have given the local governor until now to resign or face more on rest the rallies have been sparked by a number of killings of prominent activists and people are demanding those responsible be held accountable by most and most of all how to me is in basra to find a solution to the cr

the council of europe will not observe the upcoming elections. confirmed, i intend to support the aspirations of the belarusian people as they strive for democratic principles, including universal freedoms, civil liberties. belarus toouraged address human rights priorities. it is essential for it to strengthen its international standing and fulfill its people's aspirations. nonetheless, the government continues to detain and pressure the opposition and oppose restrictions on the civil society and certain religious minorities paired we have seen numerous incidents of such pressure during the ongoing election campaign despite modest improvements of independent civil society in recent years. in the face of insufficient progress on these issues, our relationship will continue to be belarus -- the democracy act. however, there is encouraging progress in other areas. generation has an entrepreneurial spirit. recent deliveries of american crude oil can help diversify belarus' energy supply and support jobs at home. belarus is encouraging american invest

what about the european council president that says that while europe stands by the people of belarus, in the end, any resolution of this crisis must be found inside belarus, not in brussels or in moscow. that was his way of saying there is not much we can do here. the eu commissioner on marketing onlyjust said last week that belarus is not part of europe and belarus is located in between europe and russia. this is the knowledge that the european union has on belarus and that is absolutely shameful what is happening and that is exactly what was said yesterday when it was announced that we would talk to alexander lukashenko so, again and again and again, for 26 years people of belarus feel betrayed. do you feel let down? the question is, when, for sake,

germany is the president of the european council as well so this was a visit that was very europe-focusedent: it is not unusual to have a visit in the south of france, is it. ? >> absolutely not. brent: thank you. prosecutors have opened a criminal case against alexander lukashenko. that is after opposition activists said that they negotiated a position to power. belarus has seen more than 10 days of demonstrations and strikes after the president claimed victory in an election that the opposition claimed was rigged. lelet's tatake a l look at somoe other stories making headlines arouound the wororld. the united states has written to the security council requesting that sanctions be reimposed on iran. washington insist that tehran is in violation of the 2015 nuclear deal. it is controversial because washington abandoned the nuclear them at -- nuclear agreement two years ago. south korea's intelligence agency says it is seeing signs of a power shift in its reclusive communist neighbor, or korea. the dictator there is thought to have transferred some of his powers to senior officials, most s

states when greece took this illegal act as a loan to lend the president of the council stood up and described greece as europe's shield. and actually i would say that yes there is an argument to say that the army has to teach that states allow it to have but at the moment systematically the european union is occasionally openly and certainly by omission backing the breaking of international law now what i would say is that at all things that can be done i genuinely believe that the majority of people in europe if they are allowed to think about this in. in this light most personal ways are able to see that there are people. we need assistance or at the very least the people human rights should be safeguarded by states all over the world i do feel that there is a situation in which the european union needs to take some action needs to be able to be able to say to the states on its borders ok look it is not reaching an acceptable for you to either break or law breaking the law but civil tain you sleep yes they need to be an agreement right across the european union every member state needs to be able to is to say

hand accounts today she's one of the most outspoken voices of the coordination council that's a group that seeks new elections and talks with europe's last dictator. a nobel laureate in literature on her way to question the famous author took the opportunity to warn against a split in the nation pitting the lucan schank of system against peaceful demonstrators. but. this year if we are separated in this way become divided in this way we will surely slide into a civil war which is bad is very dangerous our goal is to unite society and help overcome a political crisis not to initiate any overthrow. but it could attack is precisely what the members of the newly founded coordination council are accused of the council insists it only wants to facilitate a peaceful transfer of power and balance. what we saw in the 1st 3 days of the confrontation when people were treated like that me was like something from the last century we have to talk to each other argue with each other my ideal is the red green flag in one hand the white red white in the other. but. the goal is to unite the demonstrators in white red white and the looking faithful in

structure of the law is the chairman of the loya jirga as he leads the high council for national reconciliation. the declaration of the loya jirga has removed all of europe's tickles to start the interim afghan talks and we are on the cusp of starting the negotiation we do have respect for all your decisions and the afghan government will be committed to implementing all of them. despite temporary cease fires one in 3 and a half 1000 afghan security personnel have been killed since february when the deal was signed between. and the us government us troops are supposed to leave of want to stand by april 2021 and remain divided over the u.s. to draw. it would be better that the us does stay here that will also help our security and reconstruction of our country. on. the withdrawal of foreign troops is good for us as they were against our culture and. it will definitely have a positive impact. for almost all of the security remains there for most concern but yeah no doubt arctic regarding the release of prisoners we need peace in afghanistan and we will need to pay a price for that therefore we are obliged to release the taliban prisoners. and say their right

them bosnia has become a bottleneck for thousands of migrants on their way to western europe after other migration routes close up. the un security council has approved cuts to its peacekeeping force in southern lebanon on its mandate has been extended for a year but the number of troops has been reduced by 2000 after pressure from the united states and israel they say the unifil force needs to take more action against the lebanese armed group hezbollah tens of thousands of people have rallied in washington d.c. to demand a criminal justice reform and racial equality it was held on the 57th anniversary of martin luther king jr i have a dream speech his son and granddaughter spoke at the event the u.s. has been gripped by racial protests and unrest since african-american george floyd was killed by police in may. well those are the headlines more news here on al-jazeera right after. this stay with us. i am sequences i have a question to ask these days it's hard to filter out the noise and keep track of what's really important the bottom line tackles the big issues this is shaping the united states its people its economy and the way it deal

what about the european council president that says that while europe stands by the people of belarustion of this crisis must be found inside belarus, not in brussels or in moscow. that was his way of saying there is not much we can do here. the eu commissioner on marketing onlyjust said last week that belarus is not part of europe and belarus is located in between europe and russia. this is the knowledge that the european union has on belarus and that is absolutely shameful what is happening and that is exactly what was said yesterday when it was announced that we would talk to alexander lukashenko so, again and again and again, for 26 years people of belarus feel betrayed. do you feel let down? the question is, when, for sake, the european union will wake up and act properly, when the european union will show its force and it looks like the dictator is stronger than democracy. that takes me back to the beginning. alexander lu kashenko has not buckled. whatever you say, your husband said the other day, fundamentally we will never go back to the way things were. he said a massive tran

of ability to swoop to replace the berlin little separating western europe from russia with this american dominated zone in eastern europe i think that's the real aim of this and the coordination council that we've been discussing is simply a think a fig leaf a symbolic figurehead a hyper fact. what kind of reaction do you think we could see from the e.u. to this case european leaders yesterday pledged to protect the belorussian opposition from quote arbitrary arrests and violence so how are they going to be this latest move from minsk. however they give it the view it however they view it but that will always publicly find fault with whatever means does because they. embarked on this call to deal with the mines. and his government so they will of course criticize this as they are now criticizing everything that's happened getting the running of the elections themselves where they've actually not being specific about their allegations that they have the elections once they have people who appear to be costly well informed they haven't yet told us a single example of what they are referring to when they say the elections were fair and i'd like to see the elections examined and i'd like