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access to it is that they have been we have been witnessing on the streets so the council of europe doesn'tknow what he's talking about and your own president doesn't know what he's talking about and you have a veto of the euro zone when i try minister so this is led into his own doesn't it you have a dead end here. it's not that then but objectivity insists that we also see everything which is on the street not only what is what suits elk recission well president rather has long accused your prime minister of corruption and links with organized crime he's called on him to resign the government government the current government he says is morally finished and it's of the utmost importance that it's formally finished as well he's right isn't it what kind of system is this where the prime minister is pictured asleep in his official residence a gun beside his bed and a draw in his bedside table stuffed full of 500 euro notes what kind of government is this what are your proofs that this this photograph that actually took what are the proofs of the president in this respect and is this what is

access to that is that have been we can't believe missing on the street so the council of europe doesn'tknow what he's talking about and your own president doesn't know what he's talking about and you have a veto of the you don't like prime minister so this is not into his head and isn't it you have a dead end here. it's not that then that adjective it is just that we also see everything which is on the street not only what is what suits elk recission well president rather has long accused your prime minister of corruption and links with organized crime he's called on him to resign the government government the current government he says is morally finished and it's of the utmost importance that it's formally finished as well he's right isn't it what kind of system is this where the prime minister is pictured asleep in his official residence a gun beside his bed and a draw in his bedside table stuffed full of 500 euro notes what kind of government is this what are your proofs that this this photograph that actually took what are the proofs of the president in this respect and is this wha

marty's 2nd and definitive report was presented to the council of europe in 2007 the quantity and quality of the information contained in the report is surprising and makes it very difficult to deny the existence of extraordinary rendition or the secret prisons in europe. is to conduct a port on a bomb was economy it is thought to be to people but why is it to. be given to mean they're sick of the schick of them over the top and then in for months your new giving or not for the order to wear them on may soon you would see. the enormity card each year the foot army mess hall may so enact or am damn one eyed to delhi but it isn't see or need if you know what are many soon on the river that are turned on emptied it or not i don't mean take the quentin why would anybody get them to comment on too many can knowing it all for. the truth as stated by the marty report itself is gaining ground and nothing can stop it now. the investigation conducted by the former swiss senator is so clearly true that in 2014 a report by the us select senate committee on intelligence headed by senator feinstein con

marty's 2nd and definitive report was presented to the council of europe in 2007 the quantity and quality of the information contained in the report is surprising and makes it very difficult to deny the existence of extraordinary rendition or the secret prisons in europe. on a bomb was economy it is thought to be to be to work why is it to. be given to mean the sick up the ship kept them over. and then you for months your new giving or not for the order to wear them on may soon you will cheer. the enormity called the cheer the put army mess for me so now though i am damn want to delhi but it is at sea or knee if you know what are my knees soon on the river that the tunnel meant bid it or not i mean take the quentin why did he get under comment on too many can only get him off for. the truth as stated by the marty report itself is gaining ground and nothing can stop it now. the investigation conducted by the former swiss senator is so clearly true that in 2014 a report by the us select senate committee on intelligence headed by senator feinstein confirmed all the findings of the dick marti

access to it is that they have been we have been witnessing on the street so the council of europe doesn'tknow what he's talking about and your own president doesn't know what he's talking about and you have a veto of the us don't i try minister so this is not into a head on doesn't it you have a dead end here. it's not that then that objective it is just that we also see everything which is on the street not only what is what suits elk recission well president rather has long accused your prime minister of corruption and links with organized crime he's called on him to resign the government government the current government he says is morally finished and it's of the utmost importance that it's formally finished as well he's right isn't it what kind of system is this where the prime minister is pictured asleep in his official residence a gun beside his bed and a draw in his bedside table stuffed full of 500 euro notes what kind of government is this what are your proofs that this this photograph that your little what other proof of the president in this respect and if this was just a vide

that's that's quite an accusation to level against your president but it's not shared by the council of europe in particular the. commissioner for human rights doña me out of it she talked about numerous reports of police violence against journalists covering the demonstrations several were reportedly beaten up and pepper sprayed when right police clashed with demonstrators violence against journalists she said especially at the hands of state agents is contrary to state's duty to uphold press freedom and to protect the safety of journalists it's pretty sad when you have to be reminded of that isn't that it's pretty set but at the same moment you are a person that is your word for factual television and for factual journalism and i can tell you the fact i'm not actually supporting the strong statements as i told you right now they are more than 80 police people that are in hospital and even out of very serious violence there are also yellow also on the streets from the brought the sounds there were coffins that were being brought in a number of other. access to it is that they have been we hav

that's that's quite an accusation to level against your president but it's not shared by the council of europe in particular the. commissioner for human rights doña me out of it she talked about numerous reports of police violence against journalists covering the demonstrations several were reportedly beaten up and pepper sprayed when rock police clashed with demonstrators violence against journalist she said especially at the hands of state agents it's contrary to state's duty to uphold press freedom and to protect the safety of journalists it's pretty sad when you have to be reminded of that isn't that it's pretty set but at the same moment you are a person that is your word for factual television and for factual journalism and i can tell you that facts are not actually supporting the strong statements as i told you right now they were more than 80 police people that are in hospital and out of that he serious violence they were also yellow also on the street from the brought the sounds there were coffins that were being dealt and a number of other. access to that is that have been we have be

that's that's quite an accusation to level against your president but it's not shared by the council of europe in particular the. commissioner for human rights doña me out of it she talked about numerous reports of police violence against journalists covering the demonstrations several were reportedly beaten up and pepper sprayed when rock police clashed with demonstrators violence against journalist she said especially at the hands of state agents is contrary to state's duty to uphold press freedom and to protect the safety of journalists it's pretty sad when you have to be reminded of that isn't that it's pretty set but at the same moment you are a person that is your word for factual television and for factual journalism and i can tell you the fact i'm not actually supporting the strong statements as i told you all right now there were more than 80 police people that are in hospital and been out of that is serious violence there are also yellow also on the streets from the brought the sounds there were coffins that were being dealt and a number of other. access to it is that they have been

passed by parliament which is seen as certain to happen given the ruling party's majority the council of europe has called the move a sad day for women's rights removing the basis for almost all legal abortion simple amounts to a ban and violates human rights today's ruling of the constitutional court means on the ground abroad abortions for those who can a food and even agree to would you for all of this earlier my colleague you know neal debated both sides of this issue with a panel of guests have you have you ever met a parent who regret having a child or a child indeed with a severe disability whose health has improved later in life and at times even thrived don't children deserve the child's. i think every child deserves to be a wanted child and every mother deserves to be a will and mother and as we see in countries like poland and as was recently for the same reasons in northern ireland that we on the one hand hear these conservatives saying that they want to protect life on the other hand and exact same government means active ministrations support for disabled people cut support for si

of the data protection board. kenneth is a senior fellow at the atlantic council and adjunct professor of law at georgetown. he is a senior fellow on the council of the future europe initiative and consultant for the technology company on the transatlantic digital policy issues. he is a contributor to the end valuable welfare blog and also serves as a director of trade policy. from 2011 to 2015 he was a legal counselor to the u.s. european union in brussels where he led the government's engagement in the eu on digital privacy law and policy. he previously was in office as a senior attorney in the office and the department of state and he served as the legal advisor to the u.s. embassy in germany and holds a law degree and bachelors degree so with that you can see that we have a qualified and distinguished panel and we will turn it over to the commission for introductory comments. >> thank you very much. i'm very happy also to be here with my co- panelists and i consider you friends and have been working together on these issues on different sides for many years. you want us to dive into the complexities and then [inaudible] the transatlantic point of view. i'm rea

of the europe data protection board. kenneth propp is a senior fellow at the atlantic council. he's a senior fellow on the council's of future europe initiative and consults for technology companies on transatlantic digital and privacy laws and i. he's a contributor to the very invaluable blog and serves as a -- he served as director of trade policy for the business software alliance bsa and from 2011 through 2015 he was a legal counselor at the u.s. missions of the european union in brussels where he led the u.s. government. he was a senior attorney at the department of state and he served as legal adviser to the u.s. embassy in germany. he holds a law degree from harvard law school. with that, you can see we have a supremely qualified and distinguished panel and we'll turn it over to bruno gencarelli for introductory comments. bruno? >> can you hear me? thank you very much and also to tpi aspen. i'm honored to contribute to this event even if only virtually. happy to be in the same -- saying hello to my co-panelists which not only are excellent colleagues, but i consider frien

meanwhile the kremlin has pledged to retaliate by rolling out matches of its own party's europe correspondent peter all of our. the european council has confident that it will be putting in place sanctions against russia for the alleged poisoning of alexina violently we pretty much knew this was coming it was approved by the 27 member states foreign ministers on monday the council putting the rubber stamp to it on thursday what the sanctions will do is they'll target 6 senior officials and warn organization they will be taking the form of travel bans. asset freezes they're the type of sanctions the e.u. committee the council can push through unilaterally following the announcement from brussels there was also an announcement from london where the united kingdom has also said that they will be imposing similar sanctions against similar entities for what they say is the use of a chemical weapon by russia now what this is perhaps more interesting for is what the russian reaction will be earlier in the week we heard from said a lover of the russian foreign minister who suggested that there could be a suspension of diplomatic ties betw

behavior an arrogant attitude and also missed a larger of continuous urgent europe of sticking with the international law look at how the e.u. council on foreign policy went and the moralizing tone of what was said they accused russia of failing to use not unity to explain what happened to me i will not get into details but there are plenty of ways in which the european union has behaved completely inappropriately in the of on the case all this comes after the european union unanimously supported to germany and france as plan to impose individual sanctions against russians supposedly being involved in their ledge poisoning of a leg say in a valley with a nerve agent we do not know the details yet it is unclear what kind of restrictions we are talking about but reportedly it will target 9 citizens of russia and it will again reportedly include traditional travel ban and freeze of assets this is what germany's foreign minister had to say. we have initiated sanctions against individuals whom we believe to be partly responsible for this violation of international law it is important that the e.u. shows unity in such a serious crime we d

of sanctions against our country. speaking at the un security council about a. years ago. europe's . health ministers praise for the government's handling of the crisis has called into question. the trade blows in a televised debate just over a week after the presidential showdown between trump and biden. welcome to the program. the findings of the global chemical weapons watchdog. which said nerve agent was used to poison. critic. until you're given documents materials samples material evidence we will consider all that surrounds this incident an unbridled propaganda campaign of lies or simply put a low grade provocation its purpose is obvious denigrate russia with unsubstantiated accusations and thereby create a far fetched reason for introducing another tranche of sanctions against our country or moscow says it still awaiting any response to its repeated requests to germany asking to be allowed to cooperate in the investigation of ali fell severely ill in a domestic flight in russia in late august it was sieved emergency treatment in the city of homs befalling to being airlifted to

was a political military advisers and chairman of the joint chiefs and in 2018 he was assigned to the national security council as director for eastern europeand kazakhstan a russian affairs and of course this is where he achieved worldwide fame. it was almost a year ago on november 19 of last year that alex testified before the senate before the house intelligence committee about what transpired on a phonecall between president trump and the president of ukraine. when alex testified when he heard that called he listened in on them but it was deeply troubling and it was very improper and here ported it up the chain of command is subsequently when he was subpoenaed to testify before the house he did so in testified truthfully and honestly by the great or small risk to himself and my first questionn to you alex is did you have any idea what would happen when you first referred your concerns about when you agreed to testify you must have realized that you are going against the most powerful man in the country and your commander in chief and he'd be deeply unhappy that your testimony. there a lot of military officers who would choose to stay ou

of the european data protection board. senior fellow at the atlantic council and adjunct professor of georgetown, senior fellow, nonresident senior fellow of future europe, technology company, transatlantic digital privacy law issues, a contributor to the invaluable blog and service, director of trade policy for the software alliance, 2011-2015, legal counselor with the european union and brussels. and the legal advisor of the department of state. and a bachelors degree. we have a supremely qualified and distinguished panel and turn it over to the commission for comment, bruno? >> can you hear me? >> thank you. these two contributing virtually, happy to -- the cope analysts, to consider working together on issues on different sides for many years and we want to dive into the complexities, for privacy, with this point of view, to stop this conversation to step back and put the issue, to that perspective. two situations to keep in mind. it sounds obvious but in today's world and increasingly the demand for the protection, a truly global phenomenon of individual rights recognized by many constitutional frameworks around the world at a time the -- and econo

speedy recovery we've also heard from the president of the european council more on that let's go over to dominic cain is live for us in berlin so how is europe reacting to this news. yes you're right sammy the president of the european council at charlotte. has reacted to this reaction given on twitter on twitter he says wishing real trouble trouble that's the president's handle on twitter and fluxus that 1st lady melania trump a speedy recovery covert 19 is a battle we all continue to fight he says every day no matter where we live and he is not the only european elected official who has been speaking about their reaction to what is happening to the president of the polish president andres do on twitter has said our good wishes for speedy recovery to off friends he says poland and the united states will get through the hardships and succeed in fighting 19 and one final thoughts this time not from an e.u. leader but from the british prime minister barak's johnson someone who himself got to the infection got coronavirus and had to be taken to intensive care in a london hospital viewers will recall earlier in the obviously mr johnson made a fu

council to study. europe is battling to contain its 2nd wave of corona virus with many countries seeing infections their highest levels in months of solid germany the daily number of new cases is now at a 6 month high tom flagler merkel has announced tougher measures on gatherings and mosque wearing the united kingdom has hit nearly 20000 new corona virus infections in a day that's its 2nd highest number of cases so far they've introduced a new 3 tail lockdown system which has come into force throughout england to curb the worsening outbreak. to france which is declaring a public health state of emergency and implementing night curfew for paris and 8 other cities hospital admissions are at their highest levels since june and begins our coverage with this report from paris. french president emanuel macro sit faulds was in the grip of a 2nd wave of coronavirus he urged people to be more responsible and announced a nighttime curfew for paris an 8 hour the city's the could last until december. if we stick to this curfew for 6 weeks if we take collective responsibility for reducing our contacts we think that

international tourist arrivals in europe were down 66% in the first half of 2020. the world travel & tourism councilrogram. it has just been the most unprecedented year. your industry is probably one of the worst hit. what are you going to discuss today when you meet as leaders? good morning, sally. the big issue is that we are ina sally. the big issue is that we are in a pivotal moment for the industry. first of all, you said we were 66% down on the first quarter, it is going to be 97% by the end of the year. the tourism industry is just so badly hit, practically non—existent right now. we have this pivotal moment where we have the opportunity also to see what is important to read that the industry. but first of all, we have to think about the 30 millionjobs that all, we have to think about the 30 million jobs that are dependent on tourism, and all of the livelihoods behind that. during this conference, what we aim to discuss is how can we capitalise on this moment and how can we reinvent tourism and re—establish confidence and trust. and secondly, based on a more sustainable growth, on climate cha

of sanctions against our country meanwhile the chief is barred from speaking at the un security council about a controversial probe into an alleged chemical attack in syria 2 years ago. with britain talking of europe's highest death toll in the country seeing a new surge of infections and health ministers praise for the government's handling of the crisis is called into question. mike pence prepared to trade blows in a televised debate just over a week after the chaotic presidential showdown between trump and biden. hello from moscow this is artsy international my name called and brave of the world news and reaction that we're tracking for you this hour 1st russia has dismissed the findings of the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w which said nerve agent was used to poison the high profile kremlin critic alexina valmy. until we are given documents materials samples material evidence we will consider all that surrounds this incident an unbridled propaganda campaign of lies or simply put a low grade provocation its purpose is obvious denigrate russia with unsubstantiated accusations and thereby create a far fetched reason for introducing another tranche of sanctions against our country mosc

of sanctions against our country. speaking at the u.n. security council about a controversial probe into an alleged chemical attack in syria 2 years ago. with britain talking of europe'shighest death toll on the country seeing a new surge of infections health ministers praise for the government's handling of the crisis.

of sanctions against our country meanwhile a former chief is barred from speaking at the un security council about a controversial probe into an alleged chemical attack in syria 2 years ago. with britain talking of europe's highest covert death toll in the country seeing a new surge of infections health ministers praise for the government's handling of the crisis is called into question.

of sanctions against our country meanwhile the former chief. from speaking at the un security council about a controversial probe into the alleged chemical attack in syria 2 years ago and with the u.k. chalking up europe's highest death toll on the country seeing a new surge of infections to ministers praise for the way the government has handled the health crisis is called into question and also on the way to send in the vice squad.

of sanctions against our country meanwhile the former chief. from speaking at the un security council about a controversial probe into the alleged chemical attack in syria 2 years ago. the u.k. chalking up europe's highest death toll in the country seeing a surge of infections to ministers praise for the way the government has handled the health crisis is called into question and also the way to send in the vice squad and mike pence to. televised debate just over a week since the chaotic presidential showdown between trump. good evening welcome just gone 7 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now russia has dismissed the findings of the global chemical weapons watchdog. which said that a nerve agent was used to poison high profile kremlin critic alexina valmy. until we are given documents materials samples material evidence we will consider all that surrounds this incident an unbridled propaganda campaign of lies or simply put a low grade provocation its purpose is obvious denigrate russia with unsubstantiated accusations and thereby create a far fetched reason for introducing another tranche of sanctions against our country. fell severely ill on an internal flight him russi

they are 25 centimetres long, they undertake one of the longest migrations from the arctic breeding grounds to the council is to raise of europe picture, a great big cloud, rain bearing clouds, all circulating around an area of low pressure, and already we are starting to lose that rain from eastern england. the wind is coming from a southerly direction, so we have yellow and amber on the charts, indicating it is going to be mild not just today but tonight and tomorrow. excuse me. so we say goodbye to the rain in eastern england, the rain in scotland migrates northwards, there will be some sunshine, some hazy, then all the showers rotating around that area of low pressure, some heavy and potentially thundery across northern ireland, central and southern scotla nd ireland, central and southern scotland and north—west england. 8-19 , the scotland and north—west england. 8—19 , the average in london for this time of year is 15—16. the wind will ease for a time and pick up later, then we were watching this next area of rain across southern england and into the south—east, as well as the channel islands. it will bea mild well as th

of united nations security council resolutions as well as the numerous other international. 6 organizations and we want to see more active role of russia in the. resolution to the conflict. health care systems across europe are being pushed to the brink with record covert 19 infection rates clocking up across the continent in france medics fear they're not as well prepared as they were during the pandemics 1st way. and. we don't have any nurses back in february march we had an enormous amount of volunteers 2nd serious point is that we had help from other regions in march and april to today those regions are all in the red zone with therefore not able to receive that same assistance so we have beds for additional kovac 19 patients but we don't have any staff to manage them. and a new survey has confirmed exactly that it was found that with the pandemic taking its toll many medical workers want out of the profession are to show the skip except the story. as the cause a pandemic rears its ugly head the 1st sign of real strain was on the hospital's downs were imposed people wanted to show their appreciation and so started the nightly class ok. now is the pressure on hospitals and stuff and getting all the cl