china is warning the czech republic that it will pay a heavy price for the senate speaker's official visit to taiwan and the loss of vista sill arrived in taiwan on sunday he said is it would prevent business links so that the czech republic would not bow to beijing's objections those were the headlines on al-jazeera be back with more news in half an hour next it's what i want east to stay with us. from a local celebrity. to extraordinary interview. many coldest lands of money now. but when a deadly typhoon hits the philippines. can leave we call from disaster. i'll just say you are constantly on the remarkable people right. now answered by this man on al-jazeera. these people barely know each other. separated a lifetime ago they don't speak the same language but their families together at last. thousands of children were removed from east timor during the indonesian military occupation. raised its indonesian.

china is warning the czech republic that it will pay a heavy price for the senate speaker's official visit to taiwan vista sill arrived in the taiwan on sunday with a large delegation he said his visit would promote business links and that the czech republic would not bow to beijing's objections china considers taiwan a breakaway province ineligible for state to state relations. the website of new zealand stock exchange has crashed as a result of a 5th day of cyber attacks the end said ex side was down for about an hour on monday trading has continued unaffected it was heavily disrupted last week in water believed to be some of the most sophisticated cyber attacks new zealand has ever seen the government is warning of an ongoing campaign targeting banking financing and retail sectors. dozens of people have been injured in clashes with security forces in indian administered kashmir they were shia muslims holding a religious procession. there are. police fired tear gas and shotgun pellets on the crowd in sri lanka regional authorities had banned gatherings to mark a surety for shia mus

china is warning the czech republic that it will pay a heavy price for the senate speaker's official visit to taiwan. arrival in taiwan on sunday he said that the czech republic would not bow to beijing's objections those with headlines won't use it often and we want is next. also. our. coverage. from around the world following reports that officials were aware of the presence of highly explosive material. for mass demonstrations. hello and welcome to rewind summary when we launched more than 10 years ago our goal was to bring you the sorts of documentaries the channels simply weren't doing .

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for the next fire season which is fast approaching china is warning the senate speaker of the czech republic that he will pay a heavy price for making an official visit to taiwan the last of this source ill arrived on sunday with a large delegation he said his trip would promote business links and that the czech republic would not bow to beijing's objections. thousands of demonstrators gathered in mexico city on sunday to demand the resignation of the president manuel lopez obrador protesters blame the mexican leader for the economic crisis and violence those were the headlines here. of course the follow the more news in half an hour so do stay with us. her. 15 years from now one in 3 people want to i'd. like to be in this rolling megacity of manila. built without proper sanitation lacking medical facilities. used as a dumping ground for the sick this rubbish you know mama faced over to the side and going to. the end with a rice scene crying losing it more than. all the lies in the last. the thing. but it's not just about harvey t. and chaos the generations have lived in these. were. the sur

when the czech republic actually expelled 2 diplomats from their country the prime minister of the czech republic said that they were suspected of spreading misinformation about a possible attack on czech diplomats so who knows if these 2 situations are connected but it certainly is an interesting coincidence. thank you for those days how 1000 quarter. and thank you for joining us here and i think we're back in festive minutes with all the latest for you that. i should reach out to you watching a lot that in addition all going on to grow this the penultimate episode of this season. coming up in the show after 2750 tons of ammonium nitrate exploded in the port of beirut killing injuring and displacing thousands of what caused lebanon's biggest ever explosion we speak to former lebanese member of parliament got some look aver about an arguable israeli p.r. exercise in the wake of continued bombing and has space violations and book of those black lives matter protest is continuing the fight against racial capitalism in the u.s. learn from their country's history of oppression and imperialis

pompeo praised a move by the czech republic to strengthen titi with taiwiwan.he government announced that the speaker of the senate will travel to the island this month. the administration of u.s. president donald trump is taking a tougher stance against beijing, including sanctions against chinese officials over hong kong and those accused of human rights abuses of ethnic minority uyghuhurs. >>> meanwhile the u.s. government is clamping down on companies that use high-tech products from five chinese firms. a new rule kicks in on thursday, aiming to protect confidential information. the five targeted firms include communications giant huawei and surveillance camera maker hikvision. any company that uses products from the five firms will be barred from signing new contracts or renewing existing ones with the u.s. government. that means companies must effectively choose between doing business with washington or the chinese firms. japanese companies will likely need to certify they don't use products from the five targeted firms when they seek new contracts with w

this month after a blast in the capital beirut killed nearly $200.00 people china is warning the czech republic that it will pay a heavy price for the senate speaker's official visit to taiwan the last visitor struggles arrival in taiwan on sunday while he said his visit would promote business links and that the czech republic would not bow to beijing's object sions dozens of people have been injured in clashes with security forces in india administered kashmir they were shia muslims holding a religious procession police fired tear gas and shotgun pellets on the crowd in sri lanka at least 3 migrants have died after their boat caught fire the israeli southern coast the vessel was carrying around 20 people italian health officials say another 5 my friends were injured those were the headlines about with more news here on al-jazeera in half an hour next it's super 30 stay with us. counterfeit cost how carving up the oil and gas riches of the east and the trading of crude proved to be a costly mistake millions of jobs lost as peru tries to control the spread of the corona virus. plus the pricks wh

. >>> a high-level delegation from the czech republic is said t to arrive inn taiwan on sunday.eijing, which has diplomatic ties with prague, has made no secret of its displeasure. taiwiwan's attorney mininistry reviewed the details onn tucuch the delegation includes about 90 people. they include lawmakakers, the mayor of prague, business leaders, and the czech republic's second highest ranking official. he's scheduled to meet president tsai ing-wen. he has criticized beijing for opposing the visit. he said he hopes to strengthen ties with taiwan, adding democrcracy and the rule of law come before economic gains. earlier this month, the u.s. secretary of state praised the intention to visit the island. beijing maintains taiwan is part of china under the one china principle. >>> turning to japan where the world's fastest supercomputer has helped shed light on anticoronavirus measures. the new findings make the case for the importance of properly ventilated rooms in the fight against the virus. a research team used a supercomputer fugaku to study the effectiveness of face masks ag

military has held talks with some opposition figures about a transition china is warning the czech republic that it will pay a heavy price for the senate speaker's official visit to taiwan we lost vessels arrival in taiwan on sunday he said that the czech republic would not bow to beijing's objections those are the headlines when using half an hour rewind is next . the latest news as it breaks the protesting not only against a police crackdown but also against what they call election details coverage. more than 300000 people have lost their jobs because of that. and feel is generalism from around the world following reports that officials were aware of the presence of highly explosive material there are plans for mass demonstrations. hello and welcome again to rewind i'm kemal santa maria when we launched al-jazeera english more than 10 years ago our goal was to bring you the source of documentaries all the channels simply want to hear on rewind we revisit some of the best of them and find out how the stories of moved on and today we're returning to a film which had a major impact on young

scots returning from the czech republic and jamaica will have to quarantine for two weeks, if they arriveheritage sectors. let me highlight and under line an announcement made by the scottish government last night. we have added two additional countries to the list of countries subject to quarantine restrictions. these countries are the cheque republic and jamaica. if you're travelling to scotland from these places from tomorrow, and that includes people returning, you must self—isolate for 1h days on your return. —— czech republic. everyone arriving from chiba into scotland from tomorrow no longer has to self—isolate but if you have arrived in the last few days you must com plete in the last few days you must complete your 1a days isolation. —— chubut. —— cuba. please think carefully before deciding to travel overseas at the moment even if there is no quarantine requirement for a country when you leave scotland, that can very easily changed by the time you are due to come home so my advice remains to think very carefully about nonessential foreign travel at this time. the final issue rel

when i have to some of the other stories making news around the world police in the czech republic say a fire in an apartment building that killed 11 people was started deliberately 10 others were injured in the blaze the czech interior minister said 5 of the victims died when they jumped from the 12th floor to escape the flames. survivors of india's deadliest plane crash in 10 years say the jet swayed of violently before it skidded off the runway in heavy rain in the southern city of korea code at least 18 people were killed in the air india express flight from dubai was repatriating indians stranded by the pandemic. hundreds of polish. rights supporters have protested in warsaw and other cities against the arrest of a transgender activist the activist known as margo has been put in pretrial detention for 2 months after acts of civil disobedience the protests came a day after police detained nearly 50 demonstrators in warsaw. well france is sending teams and equipment to help deal with an oil spill that environmentalists fear could become a major ecological disaster the government of

well now to some of the other stories making news around the world police in the czech republic say a fire in an apartment building that killed 11 people was starting to liberty 10 others were injured in the blaze the czech interior minister said 5 of the victims died when they jumped from the 12th floor to escape the flames. thousands of israeli opposition supporters have again gathered at prime minister binyamin netanyahu is residents to demand he quit netanyahu is under pressure amid an ongoing corruption trial and perceived mismanagement of the corona virus this summer has seen some of the largest protests in the country in a decade. survivors of india's deadliest plane crash in 10 years save the jet swayed to violently before it skidded off the runway in heavy rain in the southern city of cory kota at least 18 people were killed the air india express flight from dubai was repatriating indian stranded by the pandemic. france has promised to send teams and equipment to help deal with an oil spill that environmentalists fear could become a major ecological disaster the government of

and said let's also ari in the czech republic photos are now prohibited the reason too many visits were taking selfies and that shows that holiday photos also have an ethical dimension. is head of tourism watch an organization that encourages sustainable and figure tourism. responsible for this part of the we also want to be mindful of. the field of lavender in southern france on instagram it's a classic motif but to get their prized shot many will trample straight through the field crushing the plants as they go for the wild bunch along the way it's become so commonplace that farmers have begun to fear for their harvest. the poppy fields in california don't they are much better in march 29000 visitors were so reckless that the beautiful hills had to be closed to the public so watch your step literally. many hobby photographers prefer people in their snapshots not planned but don't just point and shoot. speak to the locals 1st without your camera and always ask for permission. but privacy is a very subjective thing but different people have to different laws they do not want crossed a l

jordan just a few these sheep are being directed by people in the czech republic sit in this is the opposition understands nothing at the end is urging people to take to the streets in order to i quote hold negotiations with the government so that it voluntarily hands over power to last but handing over power is something you should go has categorically ruled out. earlier we spoke to bela russian journalist and analyst friend of the art short and asked him about the way police reacted to sunday's protests. i think police did use proportional force towards protesters most of them were peaceful they didn't bring any weapons and they didn't talk of a policeman and they rewrote ollie's did he use what they can and guns they didn't use gas or spray grenades or than 50 people are wounded in georgia several of them are in critical condition right now and more than 3000 people detained that's unprecedented and there is history and and i think that location case must be really scary here at the end when he behaves like a piece you know the real winner or popular vote who wouldn't behave. such harshly a

little sheep are being directed by people in the czech republic to the opposition understands nothing and is urging people to take to the streets in order to i quote hold negotiations with the government so that it voluntarily hands over power lost but handing over power is something lucas shango has categorically ruled out. u.s. president donald trump was evacuated from the white house briefing room by secret service personnel on monday. just to the. trump was minutes into a briefing on the coronavirus when he was abruptly interrupted the white house was placed on lockdown after security officers shot a person outside the perimeter of the complex the president later returned to the media briefing and said the suspect was believed to have been odd. well it might not a very good thing to do with me it might have been something else but it was really outside of the premises the wall the the as you know the fencing especially the new fencing that they put up is very powerful but it was only outside of the wood it was ok and they'll have a full report secret service in a little while befo

kicked of a 4 day tour of europe in the czech republic energy independence will be high on his agenda and the controversial more stream 2 pipeline which is to deliver russian gas through the bowels exceed to germany soon just last week u.s. senators threatened to slash sanctions on a german port where essential building material of the pipeline is stored causing outrage in the city of which owns the port. this ferry from the danish island of bornholm could soon be stalled by u.s. sanctions the ship is destined for muck around port and therefore has business ties with the port authority port on the island of reuben is a pivotal importance in the construction of the nord stream to pipeline 2 special russian ships are docked here once they have been equipped they're supposed to lead the final 160 kilometers of pipeline but if u.s. senators have their way the harbor management all business associates and even local authorities would be affected by the sanctions gas market expert heiko loman feels this signals that the americans are again taking drastic measures against the project. you kn

these sheep are being directed by people in the czech republic the opposition understands nothing and is urging people to take to the streets in order to i quote to hold negotiations with the government so that it voluntarily hands over power wardens dutch or lost. as lucas cinco moved to crush dissent network data showed internet disruptions in much of the country with social media and news sites inaccessible but it didn't stop the opposition supporters from keeping up the pressure as protestors grave the police's violent clampdown to make their voices heard. events in belarus of course are being closely watched in brussels our correspondent ben is there about what are e.u. leaders saying about the election and ongoing protests in belarus the official common statement of the you came from which was a row the high representative for foreign policy or you could also name in the european foreign minister he condemned the violence and the crackdown the against the protests and demonstrations in the those who didn't outright say that the votes for fraud of the voting was fraudulent but he

they were sure if you these sheep are being directed by people in the czech republic the opposition understands nothing and is urging people to take to the streets in order to i quote to hold negotiations with the government so that it voluntarily hands over power wharton's the last as look a single move to crush dissent network data showed internet disruptions in much of the country with social media and news sites inaccessible. but it didn't stop the opposition supporters from keeping up the pressure as protesters brave the police's violent clampdown to make their voices heard. now to some of the other stories making news around the world hong kong was formed long early morning lines to buy copies of a newspaper whose offices were raided by police on monday the owner of the pro-democracy newspaper the apple daily was arrested under a controversial new security law that has triggered widespread protests in the city . and bolivia tensions are running high after the government delayed a presidential election to mid october supporters of former leftist leader of evo morales held protests and bloc

if you little sheep are being directed by people in the czech republic the opposition understands nothing and is urging people to take to the streets in order to i quote hold negotiations with the government so that it voluntarily hands over power lust but handing over power is something lucas shango has categorically ruled out. you now some of the other stories making news around the world. a security scare forced u.s. president donald trump to leave a press briefing on monday he was a squatter from the room by secret service personnel because of a shooting outside the white house a man and a secret service agent were taken to hospital after the incident. bolivia's government has ordered police and military to protect key installations and the transport of medical oxygen after opposition supporters blocked roads tensions are running high after the country pushed back a presidential election to mid october supporters of former leftist leader evil model is demanding the vote be held. cuba has reimposed its coronavirus lockdown after the island nation registered a record number of new cases

the czech republic has marked the anniversary of the invasion of czechoslovakia the soviet action ended the 1968 prague spring the brief period of liberalization in the event communist state more than 100 people were killed and hundreds more injured when the tanks rolled in. most of the u.s. now where dozens of wildfires are ravaging california at least 6 people have been killed while tens of thousands of others have fled to safety the blazes are some of the biggest ever to hit the states and they're also threatening a renowned a wineries in sonoma and napa valley the fires were started by lightning strikes and california's governor is blaming climate change. this is all that's left of karen hansen's parliament in northern california she and her family are in they had 2 minutes to evacuate the small farm the full flames obliterated it behind never say a thing like it was the whole sky was red and orange i mean that if. i remember just read 9 and it was coming over the hill. there and it was massive i've never seen one like it and it only took a few minutes to get here the flames she des

but of course, martin, this comes as jamaica, the czech republic and switzerland are now on the uk quarantineon holiday in those countries who wants to come back to the uk, avoid having to come back to the uk, avoid having to quarantine, has to be backed by 4am on saturday. which might be quite difficult if you are in jamaica for example, but yes, the latest exa m ple jamaica for example, but yes, the latest example of where infection rates have risen in countries overseas and the advice has changed. quite sharp saying that if you go on holiday, you must be prepared to unexpectedly face quarantine even if the country is on the exam list at the country is on the exam list at the moment. it's possible that any country, i have just the moment. it's possible that any country, i havejust come back from italy, their rates are slightly going up but clearly france, germany, all these other countries are seeing rises in cases as we are doing here and of course it's a danger and unfortunately, it's a risk you take if you go on holiday now. indeed. let's move on to the daily telegraph. go back to work o

to work these sheep are being directed by people in the czech republic to the opposition understands nothing new and is urging people to take to the streets in order to i quote hold negotiations with the government so that it voluntarily hands over power lust but handing over power is something lucas shango has categorically ruled out you are joining me now is the journalist and analysts from. good to have you on the program the election commission says that. about 80 percent of the vote that was the big surprise to most of us but do you think that result is credible. it is not and i would say election saw stop to be elections 2 weeks ago when government didn't allow any observation at the stations and they did not invite her foreign observers and they arrest that almost all in the and the observers for the early vote in 5 days before that they of voting was extremely popular in terms of falsification they put 43 percent of voters participated in the early voting center and we can say that this this number the official results announced by the commission have anything in common with

to work little sheep are being directed by people in the czech republic to suggest that the opposition understands nothing new and is urging people to take to the streets in order to i quote hold negotiations with the government so that it voluntarily hands over power lust but handing over power is something lucas shango has categorically ruled out. from the research center for instance european studies at the university of braman it's good to have you on the show i just want to ask you what did you make of these results were you really surprised to hear that lugar cinco had won by such a big landslide. well yes and no i mean i was not were surprised that he would when i have been helping various since 99 you forgot i was actually surprised by this now bearskins well the level of populist support or even public discontent that was seen in belarus in the beginning to condemn it is unprecedented so nobody just believes these numbers and what about the challenger his challengers flip that on a take on of them scope yog she managed to attract what tens of thousands of supporters do do you

to work a few little sheep are being directed by people in the czech republic to the opposition understands nothing and is urging people to take to the streets in order to i quote hold negotiations with the government so that it voluntarily hands over power lust but handing over power is something lucas shango has categorically ruled out years i had of a planned visit to moscow on she was a german foreign minister heikal mass also commented on the elections in belarus is that hopes that the country would improve its record on democracy and the rule of law had suffered a major setback. for her it says get over france and poland we had already called for free fair and transparent elections ahead of the vote both yesterday and in the run up to the election there was absolutely no sign of that. we are now demanding as those who took to the streets peacefully according to the democratic right are released immediately to get going as it. was rude i know and i want to remind you that the e.u. lifted sanctions against fellow troops because the country took steps in the right direction such as the r

ceremonies have been held in the czech republic to mark the anniversary of the invasion of czechoslovakia by soviet led troops abroad of violent and to the 1968 prague spring the brief period of liberalization in the then communist country during the invasion more than a 100 people were killed and more than 500 injured. going to the u.s. now joe biden has accepted the democratic party's nomination for the presidency in his speech on the final night of the democratic national convention biden promised that that's radically different than that of the republican incumbent donald trump welcome to the 4th night the final night of the virtual democratic national convention rolled out a show of unity and support for the party's presidential candidates place where former rivals for the nominations praised joe biden's leadership and compassion and democrats have filled the choice in november as one between biden's empathy and donald trump bullying and chaos at a time of twin health and economic crisis at its primary against joe biden this is a life changing the election this will determine what am

now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world the czech republic has beenmarking the anniversary of invasion of czechoslovakia by soviet led troops soviet action ended the 968 prague spring break period of liberalization in the that communist country more than 100 people killed more than 500 injured but the troops went to. the european union's chief bret's it negotiated michel barnier says it looks unlikely the bloc will reach a deal with britain before the deadline at the end of this year is british counterpart david frost blamed brussels for the lack of progress on post trade talks saying the e.u. is making things unnecessarily difficult. maybe as the u.n. suppose it government in tripoli on the rival parliament in the east of the country have announced a ceasefire both of ministration say they want to end an oil blockade that's been crippling the country since the start of the. in the u.s. joe biden has accepted the democratic party's nomination for the presidency in his speech on the final night of the virtual democratic national convention he promised

these sheep are being directed by people in the czech republic the opposition understands nothing and is urging people to take to the streets in order to i quote to hold negotiations with the government so that it voluntarily hands over power. loss. as lucas incl move to crush dissent network data showed internet disruptions in much of the country with social media and news sites inaccessible but it didn't stop the opposition supporters from keeping up the pressure as protesters braved the police's violent clampdown to make their voices heard. person analysis now we're joined by bill russian journalist proud enough charkha thanks for being with us we just learned that. the main opposition candidate in the better was a lections has left the country and is now in lithuania do we know why she's gone there. we don't know why but the definitely after yesterday's talk in the central electoral coming to she changed her mind because before she planted the support for testers from what i know and she plans to join the protesters about 3 hours stuck the secret talk with the secret service of br

for crisis management confirmed that more than 100 search and rescue experts from greece the czech republic and the netherlands have already arrived in beirut. women of these firefighters are highly skilled in search and rescue missions in urban areas we have also activated the copernicus satellite system which enables us to obtain very detailed photos of the disaster area will forgive me. germany is also sending 42 rescuers complete with search dogs to beirut in the past 9 years the e.u. has invested more than 2000000000 euros in lebanon. as a stock like it's never been on has an important strategically positioned in the eastern mediterranean and it is an important partner for the e.u. yet it's ivan as we knew him in the past experience has told us that on unrest in lebanon and he stabilize the region your own vitae festac that may be the reason why iran and israel have also offered humanitarian aid. now is taylor small the stories making news around the world today the australian state of victoria reported a record rise in covert 1000 cases and deaths as it went into lockdown to guard aga

the czech republic has marked the anniversary of the invasion of czechoslovakia the soviet action ended in the 1968 prague spring the brief period of liberalization in the then communist state more than a 100 people were killed and hundreds injured when the tanks world. let's go to the u.s. now where dozens of wildfires are ravaging california tens of thousands of residents have a fled to safety and at least 6 other people have been killed some of the biggest blazes ever to hit the state are threatening renowned wineries in sonoma and napa valley the fires were started by lightning strikes california governor is blaming climate change. this is all that's left of karen hansen's parliament in northern california she and her family are in they had 2 minutes to evacuate the small farm the full flames obliterated it behind never say a thing like it was the whole sky was red and orange i mean if. i don't know they just read 9 and it was coming over the hill. 4 and it was massive i never saw. a few minutes to get here the flames she describes a still making their way across california in the f

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this polio, czech republic and ukraine i introduce readers to the people who fought this information some success with some less so and the enabler prayed the most important one is that people need to be at the heart of the response to this information. tech platforms, governments, journalist many can fact check their way out of the crisis of truth and trust that we face. but if we educate our citizens and repair the tracks in our democracies to eliminate troll farms in the first place they might have a shot at averting arid if they don't i feel our efforts will be another cautionary tale in another example of how to lose information war britain now going to turn it over. select thank you nina, thank you jane for joining us. nina said exactly right. we at the institute are lucky to find nina. but nina's work supporting the mission at a really difficult time for talking and thinking seriously about russia, ukraine, former soviet renee and roentgen region issues certainly anything that is with election interference. you all know very well, i can't imagine anyone on the call you can't o

one of them is the czech republic. they are currently running this joint headquarters. sheep do not understand anything they want from them. let's discuss this further. we are joined by our correspondent. let's start with svetlana pry we know if she was forced -- let'start with svetlana. do we know if she was forced to ke that recording? will the protest end now that she is in love the way in? >> without a doubt, 100% sure, thte she is being intimi and threatened any not onlybu h, also her husband. he remains in prison and in custody. he initially planned to run for president. and her children, although the chdren are supposed to be -- since july. members her team are absolutely sure she has been intimidated an forest to do those statements on video. you have seen on video she was obviously reading from a script. at the same time, we studied a lot of hundre of events on social media on the independent channels. ath commenting on those statements. most of the comments are very sympathetic and very understanding. at the samema time, ver people claim that her personality a

countries that have a speed limit in place and people die from on the planet just look at the czech republic the united states and italy for example but the u.k. and denmark also have speed limits and fewer deaths. the problem is that these statistics are fairly comparable because of so many variables. types of vehicles and visibility. one thing is for sure germany's kind of street does not want to general speed limit it pushes the sales pitch also been tested like a drug to all you people outside germany who want to drive mind lonely fast cars and still feel safe. feel safe until you don't. the weakling can drive a 250 came age i think he means me even for good drivers things can go sideways very fast z. clear things change must come. and so i think we need a speed limit that most people would accept and i think that would be 150 kilometers an hour that we're still hours to get from a to b. as fast as possible most people don't go faster than that anyway on the growing concern for the environment and the shift to electric might get germany to a speed limit a little bit faster maybe even qui

. >> these sheep are being directed by people in the czech republic. the opposition understands nothing and is urging people to take to the streets in order to "hold negotiations with the government so that it voluntarily hands over power." but handing over power is something the president has categorically ruled out. brent: joining me now is the larouche and -- - the belarusian journalists and analysts -- journalist and analyst. the president one about 80% -- the president won abobout 80% of the vote. do you think the result is credible? >> it is not. i would say elections stopped being elections two weeks ago, when t theovernment t did not allow any obserervation at t e stations.. they did n not invite foreign observers, and they arrested almost all independent observers. the early voting, five days before the day of the voting, was extremely popular in terms of falsification. 43% of voters participated in early voting. we cannot say that the official results announced by the commission have anything in common with true numbers. alexander l. can get

countries that have a speed limit in place and people die from on going into just look at the czech republic the united states and italy for example but the u.k. and denmark also have speed limits and fewer deaths. across them is that these statistics are fairly comparable because of so many variables. types of vehicles and visibility. one thing is for sure germany's kind of street does not want a general speed limit it pushes the sales pitch also been tested like a drug to all you people outside germany who want to drive mine lonely fast cars and still feel say. you should. feel safe until you don't. the weekend can drive at 250 k. may each i think he means me but even for good drivers things can go sideways very fast things change must come this is so i think we need a speed limit that most people would accept and i think that would be 150 kilometers an hour that we're still hours to get from a to b. as fast as possible most people don't go faster than that anyway. the growing concern for the environment and the shift to electric might get germany to a speed limit a little bit faster maybe

countries that have a speed limit in place and more people die from on the planet just look at the czech republic the united states and italy for example but the u.k. and denmark also have speed limits and fewer deaths per month. the problem is that these statistics are fairly comparable because of so many variables. types of vehicles and visibility. one thing is for sure germany's kind of street does not want to general speed limit it pushes the sales pitch also been tested like a drug to all you people outside germany who want to drive mine lonely fast cars and still feel safe. feel safe until you don't. any weakling can drive a 250 came age i think he means me even for good drivers things can go sideways very fast things change must come this is so i think we need a speed limit that most people would accept and i think that would be 150 kilometers an hour that we're still hours to get from a to b. as fast as possible most people don't go faster than that anyway and are the growing concern for the environment and the shift to electric might get germany to a speed limit a little bit faster maybe

china has warned a prominent czech politician he'll pay a heavy price for visiting taiwan czech republic senate speak amy last visceral arrived in taiwan on sunday with a large delegation he said his trip would promote business links and that the czech republic would not bowed to beijing's objections china considers taiwan a breakaway province and eligible for state to state relations. rising water levels along kenya's great rift valley have forced thousands from their homes there are also fears of a looming ecological disaster 2 lakes are growing closer together and could contaminate each other threatening wildlife and livelihoods have been so explains. this is lake but korea in kenya's rift valley an alkaline lake which is home to some of the largest colonies of flamingoes in the world and this eases and hot springs but something has been changing in the last few years the water level has been rising causing the lake to expand about 8 kilometers since 2013 it has covered most of the keys as submerged territory that once had homes hospitals and roads james kim a game warden shows us how

her boyfriend lives in the czech republic. >> i thought, maybe it won't be that long. and i'm sure it will work out. but there was really, it was looking like there was very little hope. >> reporter: the pair plans to move to europe together, but for now that's all on hold. did you ever feel helpless? >> absolutely. >> all the time. >> reporter: another couple, joshua from philadelphia, naomi from slovenia had plans to marry when the pandemic hit. determined to walk down the aisle, they booked their flight to croatia. >> it's important to not put anyone anyone in jeopardy with this pandemic, that's why we made it a small circle with just family. >> do you agree to marry? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: with only the bride's parents and best man in attendance, they tied the knot. >> you can now congratulate. >> reporter: a growing number of countries are starting to hear these couples' cries. on july 27th, the netherlands joined the list, welcoming partners who can prove they are in a long-term relationship with a dutch citizen. >> it is essentially a documentary on what my