and this is above all a germany, if we talk about the e u member states. and i think that european commission should not take over the deal making now because it's germany's interest it's germany's also. busy merit that this project has been jointly with russia been completed successfully. yeah, interesting point. we'll see what actually comes from that. who is doing the deals just another word on this had the pipeline being put into operation say a year ago. could it have prevented some of the current crisis we're seeing? yeah, definitely, because the supply capacity would have been much greater before already. and now yeah, we are in a difficult situation and therefore it's also up to the you now to speak of the last certification process to allow gas are really flowing into the european union. and i just want to finally touch on. busy another aspect, hungarian prime minister, victor, or bon blame, the current gas prices in part on the e use own green policies that pushed towards them. do you see a connection there at all? of course, in germany there is

do you believe that absolution can be found to this that it's supported by other e u member states or? well, what we saw is that france has been making quite aggressive threats, including the threatening to cut off of it's tricity to the, to the u. k. or to jersey and guarantee, i mean, the question is, ultimately if they would do that mean again, it would probably hurt france as a, as a electricity exporter versus so i don't think they will go that far. what we saw is that the other european governments are supporting france in theory, but they do not necessarily support all the aggressive rhetoric. so they do not necessarily support all the, the threats that have been coming from the, from the, from the french sites. so as i mentioned, yes, ultimately a compromise, so we'll need to be found perhaps this is indeed a marker on trying to gain some support among the fishing community and in the yellow vests. you could say the ordinary workers to, to bolster his credibility there. but i think if this escalates it, it will blow up in his own face. so he also has an incentive to, to make s

but you know, the other leaders inside the e u members are not very if you look at from the polish point of view, the italian point of view, whatever. this is not a very sensible issue. and today in rom, i'm not very sure the ones that are going into conversation will be talking about this. so i'm not sure this has gone to going to be escalating more much more because as, as, as, as of hannah solar, it just said before they, we need each other. we need to fish in the british mothers and the breadth need to this market and need to transform and some factories and frost in reality. gram emanuel micron now told a newspaper that this phishing rao is a test of view case credibility that of the u. k. global credibility buquet, of course, is also involved in a dispute with the e. you about the trade agreement. regarding northern ireland, how much is the u. kay's credibility at risk right now? well, not much, i think, i mean, i think we've got a series of somewhat outlandish threats from emanating from ministers in, in paris. and we know we know what are the lies. this is the am, is the fact all

e. u. that's getting worse, not better, rory, talents, how to 0, also or other e u. member states are resisting some of the blocks so called shared values. hungary has backed poland, controversial court ruling prime minister. victor, all ban has been at odds with the e. u. about judicial independence. the european commission is worried about political interference and the legal system of some of its members states. it's also concerned about attacks on journalists and hostility towards activists defending women's and l g b t q writes 11 member states, including austria and ireland, say the e, you should respect the authority to set their own policies on education, child care, and labor laws. ah, so let's bring in our guests for today's discussion from warsaw, we're joined by me. how vacovich a lawyer and co founder of the hash tag free courts initiative for dresden, rick brooklyn, up political analyst and professor of political science at stanford university in berlin. and from brussels, peter club up a lawyer at editor of brussels report. you gentlemen, welcome to you will

this week, we're seeing some e u members question brussels energy policy. and let's go files a count to request to the global chemical weapons watchdog to the us cent questions about the alleged poisoning of kremlin critic alex in the valley. despite the o. p. c, w still refusing to cooperate with russia on the case, we have 1st hand from russia's envoy to the bug. is it there's a feeling.

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leading tax haven also this i with an energy crisis looming over europe in skyrocketing gas prices, e u. member states to point the finger of blame at brussels, green politics and also russia and fury in austria, from afghan refugee rate, a 7 year old girl and his sentence and months behind bars and gave him therapy and family and friends of a young afghan football and he fell from a plane while trying to free his country voice, their grievances, remembering under the grimace, episode of the truth and through the entire afghan nation love to he was our hero. no one can feel his place in the teen and in our house. ah, hello, they're welcome. just gone mid day. moscow. you watching archie international. now opening a pandora's box and you expose a on tax havens has shown high were some of the world's richest, still try to hide their wealth. the leak of financial data is one of the biggest in history and even reveals high worldly, to stash their cash in secretive offshore companies. on quarter gave more details to call him back. people definitely were anticipating something as big as what happened

what, why this reluctance among some members of the e u. why does the e want to keep a balkan nations happy by offering them economic support, but not eager to offer full membership of the i think we have a, at a very clear position by some governments which say that the e itself has to sort of internal problems before it can hold all the credible prom is a full membership. there is a crisis of the rule of law of corruption, of independent judges, m e u member states. it is more serious than anything that you had experienced in the past with its own members from poland to hungry. that is a crisis of decision making of metos being wielded by single members. so french president macro made very clear in 2019 that france for example, will only approve full membership if the e manager to sold out this internal brothers. but now the challenge is, what can you do now? so that the region does not return to some of the very bad ideas of the ninety's when you had 4 was in the region. and what we've been advocating for a long time is hold out a credib

mentioned, there is a lot of finger pointing and blaming going on at the moment, including from some e u members, that the problem here is to do the e u, and it's policies of moving towards a green energy agenda. they see that e use trying to do this too fast, and it hasn't been able to move quick enough to it, but at the same time as being stopping the use of things such as fossil fuel. so natural gas and cold being used in its energy stations, energy price is currently soaring across the e u and putting unprecedented pressure on both energy companies and all our citizens when designing energy and climate policies, we have to ensure their social acceptability. otherwise we risk their failure. ah, but the e u flatly denies that. this is the case. in fact, it's gone on the, the fight saying that actually the result is that it hasn't moved fast enough to green energy policies. and it says that the block is over dependent on fossil fuels . it says it now must go harder and faster on the green agenda instead of being paralyzed or slowing things down because of the price hike. now, in the energy sect

mean, i apologize for jumping in, but we now have the e u parliament suing b e u commission for failing to trigger mechanisms or punish naughty member states . i mean is the block at wall with itself? well, the temple as well, which part of it says yes, there is a majority as well with the minority, but of course the majority could change tomorrow. if i doing is people lazy, more of the national fun come to power in france, which i don't think is going to happen soon. but if they can then shift and then they'll be a war between those states and other states aren't on the what. and my point is that given that these know you have be and people and the new, are you hoping people not even information the same way? they still version people. there are 2 people in belgium and then there are constant quarters. and of course, in europe, the girls are going to be far greater and firm over in and then they are in belgium because belgium is a common history. moreover, belgium used to be due to the united county with all the parties being both french and dutch speaking. and again phoebe united now we have a border between flanders in one. yeah.

dialogue, now a tensions between more so and the you've been simmering for some time. poland is an e u member state, but many the you accuse poland of the government that of eroding rice, particularly writing the independence of the judiciary and things reached a boarding point recently. a when a top court in poland decided that polish law could take precedence over e u law in some areas. well, in the woods of the european union's commissioners, lavonne de lane that was challenging the very foundations. she said of the european union because all member states must agree to abide by the rule of law. so what happens on the e leaders are saying that they a want of a tough response. anything less they say would risk making the you look weak and some of the things that have being talked about, oh, withholding of funds from the use of hope. 19 recovery fund of funds that would be badly needed by poland to a help of rebuild and revive it's economy. others the saying that perhaps some of his rights should be taken away as a member say, but others acount for dialogue. the polish prime minister, who wa

supply has already started that last week, i'm representing a country which was the 1st one among e u. member states to rectify the parish agreement. we are among those 21 countries on earth, which could increase their g, the b, y a decreasing the emission. so environmental protection is definitely very, very important for us because we have to preserve the globe to our successors. but we've never already, we've never ready to take part in this communication debate in an irrational that we always urge for economic development, improving industrial competitiveness and the environmental protection going hand in hand. if you are not able to keep these balance. if this balance is being being ruined, then now we can definitely ruin the d good cause we can ruin the credibility . the green policy can ruin the credibility of environmental protection and the green deal itself guess must be considered as a one of the main sources of energy, of an e commerce through a transition period. we would like to be successful in greenville. viva would like to reach to target, sat out by 2030, and 2050. what we d

we've seen some e u members question brussels energy policy. let's go fowls a count to request to the global chemical weapons watchdog to the us sent questions about the alleged poisoning of kremlin critic alex in the valley. despite the o. p. c. w. still refusing to cooperate with russia on the case, we hear firsthand from russia's envoy to the buggy because there's a feeling that something else how that goals are driving them. it is possible that this whole story is connected with the escalation of sanctions prussia. honest, exactly 20 years since the u. s. coalition invaded afghanistan, country now in meltdown families, they're having to resort to unthinkable meshes. when your stomach is empty, you can't think about the dark. sorry. i'm forced to sell a few of my kids to feed others. there's no option left. ah, oh, i that great to have your company watching auntie international 1st to sell boiling gas prices have reduced to more of a sigma after intervention from vladimir putin. he has said, the russia will ramp up exports to europe, address

depend on how high prices get and what we have seen is a joint statement come out from the air from e, u. member states, france, greece, and check republic and m, spain as well as romania, their finance ministers. putting out a statement essentially saying that there needs to be a complete overhaul of the way you member states purchase their gas. they're talking about as the e u as a block purchasing gas together using and they're combined purchasing power in order to do that. that isn't going to solve things in the short term though. what that is is a potentially very complicated long term, as they said, total overhaul of the way energy is purchased in europe. in the short term, these high rise is on the commodity markets. they're not so much trickling down to consumers as they are falling on consumers from a great. hi, anita frost desantos. this is the 2nd increase this year, and this one is worse than the last one. we have a gas boiler and our heat in the will go up from january. the 1st. i've heard it could rise by $150.00 to full 100 percent. i feel angry about this, especially we're told,

also this i with an energy crisis looming over europe in skyrocketing gas prices, e u member states, point the finger of blame at brussels, green politics and all. so russia and fury in austria are for an afghan rescue. chief who rate a 7 year old girl is sentenced to just 10 months behind bars and given therapy and family and friends of a young afghan footballer who fell from a plane while trying to flee his country voice their grievances.

during the vaccines were recommended for people with a severely weakened immune system. several e u. member states have already begun giving them out. the european medicines agency also said it's considering whether to review marks coping 19 pill which has shown some promising results in tests. the committee concluded that administering a booster doors to people 18 years and older a lease 6 months after the 2nd dose is safe and provides sharp, increasing the amount of elicited antibodies to a much higher level. the what was seen just after a 2nd dose. the nobel prize for physics has been given to 3 scientists afford discoveries in climate and complex physical systems. and here all the japanese, american su, google men are bay one the for creating the 1st predictions of the effect of carbon dioxide on the planet. he was joined by 89 year old german klaus hassle man who helped show how those predictions are reliable. and italy's georgia head easy was honored for explaining why gases and liquids appear to move in random ways. while re says more now from the royal swedish academy of sciences in

that comes after record breaking price surges this week, which i've seen some e u members question brussels energy policies also had on the program this hour to try to sunni her parents as domestics. harry just reflects just how tone death the school boards in school in the industry become american parents face at f. b. i crock dawn for speaking out against pupils being forced to wear masks on the teaching of the controversial critical race theory concept. only, it is exactly 20 years since the u. s. coalition invaded afghanistan. the country now and melton families are having to resort to really unthinkable measures when your stomach is empty. you can't think about the dark size ellis and i'm forced to sell a few of my kids to feed others. there's no option lavish mentioned in the home on with just after 7 in the evening this thursday in sophia, in doris salaam. and here in moscow. great to have your company to day at we will get to our headlines stories in just a moment, but some breaking news, in fact, coming to us from belgium. first, all schools there are hopping, put unlocked on in a

price, sergio spain has said the european commission should negotiate gas contracts on behalf of o e u. member states that instead of the present system of individual nations, the green contract, the proposal government is making is that the you commission negotiates on behalf of all 27 members states. what we propose is a strength and co operation. however, not everyone's happy with the traits proposal with critic saying it encroaches on this sovereignty of national states. alternative for germany party emma p guna back belize. this scheme would run counter to the use own current roles. it clearly contravene article $194.00 of the eel treaties. there is a very bad habit on the part of the war. institutions themselves, as well as many benefit states to disregard its own goal. they think their national interest justifies a breach of the treaty. they don't hesitate to ask others, disregard the treaty. now as a purely hypothetical scenario, if the treaty didn't dis allied would i support this proposal? what it depends on the perspective isn't necessarily sensible for a country to shy its energy s

the belgian prime minister has called on e u. member states to work together to tackling an increase in migration. a block accuses belarus if allowing migrants on refugees to cross its borders into the e u. the u. s. house of representatives as vote as a whole. donald trump's former ally steve bannon and contempt of congress. the attorney general now decide whether to prosecute him for refusing to cooperate with an investigation and to january storming of the capital a cinematographer has been killed and the director injured after acts or alec baldwin fired a prop gun on a film set in new mexico. police say baldwin came involuntarily for questioning. an investigation is underway, but so far, no charges have been filed, victoria gate and be reports. the shooting happened here to populate, filming location in santa fe and his re serious questions in hollywood about how something like this could possibly occur. police say a prop gum was fired during filming for the movie rust and 19th century weston in which alec baldwin placed the lead. t

now, some e u member states have already tried to mitigate this, they offering ways of yielding the most poverty poor from this rising prices. meanwhile, politicians are perhaps shifting the blame, pointing the finger at russia, saying it's russia that is sewing the seeds of the problem. at the moment. there have been countless articles debates old t v and radio front covers just like this front cover, the focus magazine in germany. really suggesting that the blame is to do with president putin, that headline on that magazine. suggesting that putin has cut the gas off. he to germany, he's raised the prices and he's using gas as a weapon in this war. well, for others, that's a pretty baffling sentiment, including the outgoing german chancellor anglo merkel who is one to not mince her words. festus gift kiner to my knowledge. there are noses the russian has said, we won't deliver it to you, especially not with regard to the pipeline of ukraine. russia can only deliver gas on the basis of contractual obligations. and not just only like that, that would law. well, for the moment russia suppl

e. u. member. surely poland should have the moral upper hand here play the moral high ground here. laws that the moral high ground is really to do what the law says to be done. that's protecting the use board as opposed really acting. only that solely interested the interest of the european unit, quite rightly taking the view that permitting these markets across the border play into the hands of the ricochet. encouraging plato hands, people smugglers, and would actually encourage further in claxon of migrants. and that's something that not just poland does what is actually something that germany doesn't want, does the european commission doesn't? what suppose really on the side of the e. e. u on this. so we really need to go get the fax records who is writing, who is in the wrong here. okay, my rec, my trash, like thank you very much for your time. eric joining us sir. life. thank you very much at warsaw via skype. thank you. thank. who's mike, his dance president shaft cut misery oil has been ree

e. u. member states to build border fences to build walls. do you believe that we're going to see that happening more and more? yes, we can have these roles but you know this border between boucher and love via literate excuse me on so it's extremely difficult to have the census as a kind of a 100 percent fence between these different countries. so i think this is not a solution. there will always be a base around people are given by the below version of government means to cut. so ladies francis, again a, this is not the solution will have to think of the solution with the maximum impression on the government. and don't forget that are so many ways we can do work with other companies, like for example, switzerland or the u. k. or other countries. i mean, can also be persuaded to join you and making sure that we're getting a lot of, i just want to talk for a moment about how the dynamics of migration to europe may have changed these past several years. is, is the baltic root has that become a more viable alternative for migrants both occurred

or should the e u. member states in westmore in nato forces, likes of b, j to f, or the n r f. thank you. was i, i haven't seen that concrete concrete proposal, but in general, or what i can say about your efforts on defense is that so i welcome. are you efforts on the fence or when it, sir about? so for instance, sir, increasing retinal forces are providing new capabilities. and that is something that nato has been calling for. for many, many years. our youth and listener let her bring by nato secretary general, you install some bag and brussels after a meeting there. now he is reassess it. nature is commitment to security in afghanistan as well as welcoming the re settlement efforts by member countries for those who chose to leave. now also in terms of lessons learned from afghanistan, he says, europe and north america will continue to stand together in the fight against international terrorism. leaving on meanwhile, pakistan's foreign minister is now the latest high ranking different at to meet the taliban leadership in the afghan capital shall macklin crashes visit focused

more than a decade. several british energy surprise, have collapsed during the gas price crisis, e u. member states accounting for new regulations. the curb ran away energy prices and relief consumers and businesses. the european commission says brussels will explore setting up common storage facilities for gas and focus on a shift to renewables to end dependence on imports. al jazeera is economics editor, added. ali explains what's behind the spike in prices. this is a failure by the europeans to make sure that they got enough energy for this winter . now at this time of the time of year, they should have filled the storage tanks up enough to cover for the winter supply . we're currently at 72 percent fall that's, that's well below where they should they, they should be, that's a 10 year low for the 1st time that's happened. and the trouble, the trouble is that there's other parts of the world which actually need the energy as well. so we're all going to be paying a lot more to keep warm this winter in the northern hemisphere because of europe's failure to fill this storage tank. now russia

rising prices over the last week, cause fears of soaring energy bills as winter approaches, some e u members, according on the block to intervene directly as natasha can name no reports as economies across europe rebound from the pandemic demand for gas is rising fast along with prices. they hit levels on wednesday, not seen in more than 10 years. that's leading to concerns of soaring bills and inflation as people heat their homes this winter. it is a serious issue. i think we have to be very clear that the gas prices are skyrocketing and her, but then the renewables, the prices have decreased over the last years. and a stable so far says very clear that with energy in the long term, and it is important to invest in renewables that gives us stable prices and more independence. several energy companies and britain have collapsed due to the shortages. norway and russia are boosting supplies to the european union, which is heavily dependent on imports. russia says it could make record sales of gas to the e u this year. it's rejecting criticism that it's partially to blame for the supply problem

and madonna vaccines were recommended for people with a severely weakened immune system. several e u. member states have already begun giving them out the your pain medicines agency also said it's considering whether to review merck's, coven, 19 pill, which has shown a promising results in tests. the committee concluded that administering a booster doors to people 18 years and older a least 6 months after the 2nd dose is safe and provides sharp, increasing the amount of elicited antibodies to a much higher level. the what was seen just after a 2nd. those investigators say a pipeline that legged large amounts of oil into the water of southern california was split, open and dragged along the ocean floor, considering whether the lake was caused by ships. anchors striking the pipeline more than 500000 liters of oil has leaked into the ocean and is now washing up on beaches. venezuela has reopened its land border with columbia for the 1st time in almost 3 years. it was closed by president nicholas maduro in 2019, in the middle of a diplomatic crisis between the south american neighbours. tens of

part of the market. net comes after record breaking price searches this week, which i've seen some e u members question brussels energy policies also ahead in the program. hi, tiffany. are parents as domestics herring's just reflects just how home death, school board and school in the history become american parents face and f. b. i cracked on 1st speaking all, it's against pupils being forced to wear masks on the teaching of the controversial .

but even when it wasn't an e u member, when turkey was struggling in 2016 and brussels and turkey of long had made with each other over a number of issues. but there was still that 3000000000 euro deal struck between the you and turkey to help out with the migrant issue that they were struggling with while these kind of suggestions even being brought forward. you think, you know, absolutely, i mean, but we have to go back to 2020 and to the protests in melrose and the role played by media foster neighbors or bellows and their involvement unrest that was happening in the country. so i do think that that bill receives is being treated for quite differently from turkey. and there is this sense, i will say arrogance when i, when brussels is talking to them in a sense that i would even compared to their postcolonial past. and. 1 we can see the clear difference in language and in deeds. not to mention that i don't think that barrels should expect any financial help coming from to brussels . ah, with this issue. but he's actually being given less than no help. the solution from brussels is

e. u and members, state poland over whether the blocks laws should take precedence. that's at the center of this week summit and brussels along with efforts to cope with the european energy crisis. a grieving afghan father who lost 10 family members in a wrongful drone strike shares his agony and thoughts on us compensation. compensation is not a remedy for the pain inflicted on us. it can't replace the loss of my family, my brother, my own daughter, nephews. moscow, mayor orders and 11 day locked down for the russian capital in a bid to turn the tide of a record surgeon cobit cases. and us democrats prob claim.

e. u and member state poland over whether the blocks law should take precedence. the route dominating this week summit in brussels, along with efforts to cope with the energy price crisis. ah, good, happy with it. global stories and international reaction that this is r t for moscow . don column break. first for the may pollutants addressed to key thinkers and industry leaders at russia's top discussion forum, the val by club, with a speech and fielding questions for more than 3 hours in front of representatives from more than 50 countries. in the resort of sa, cheap and artillio tank was there for us sanctions imposed by western countries and the global fight against covert vladimir putin brought up these 2 together. here's how does a book me 3rd, i'm so brazilian, we're talking about the need for a joint fight against the corona, virus infection, even for humanitarian reasons. i do not mean russia now forget about those sanctions against russia. but the sanctions also persist against states that are in dire need of international assistance. no, nothing like that

ah, ah, heeded dispute between the e u and members state poland over whether the blocks laws should take precedence. that's at the center of this week summit and brussels along with efforts to cope with the european energy crisis. a grieving afghan father who lost 10 family members in a wrongful drone strike shares his agony and thoughts on us compensation. compensation is not to remedy for the pain inflicted on us. it can't replace the loss of my family. my brother, my own daughter and nephews, moscow's mayor, orders and 11 day lock down for the russian capital in a bid to turn the tide of a record surgeon cobit cases. and us democrats prob claims that the cia plotted to kidnap wiki leaks founder julian sanchez. 2017. we ask if it's an attempt to defend press freedoms, or just to bid to damage republicans who were in power back then. ah, broadcasting live from our world news headquarters in moscow. this is our key international. i'm year olds, donald quarter. welcome energy crisis. have at times been explosive ortiz, charlotte davinsky reports the e, you counseling meeting, as you said

e. u and member state poland over whether the blocks law should take precedence the route dominating this week. summit in brussels.

e u electricity markets. and that's not the only hurdle facing block members. for example, several e u countries including france, an slovenia, who is infrastructure minister chad. today's emergency energy meeting expressed support for the use of nuclear power. however, that very issue has previously that to infighting among various states as a shaolin dubin ski now picks up the story. the energy crisis combined with you countries trying to meet call been neutrality targets, bodes well. the francis a favorite form of power nuclear in brussels. the commission president hate the red button. we need a stable source, nuclear and during the transition of course, natural gas. and this is why, as we've already stated, as a commission in april, we will come forward with our taxonomy proposal. member states have been bitterly divided over nuclear power. the commission chief herself previously branded it as dangerous and the likes of austria, germany in spain, all local opponents, who were disconcerted to learn that in the opinion of the joint research center, there were

e. u and its member states here and the german capital. the government has faced some criticism for the speed of its aid response. ministers say they plan to give at least a $100000000.00 doses of vaccine to the needy countries. part of a wider e u. response of around 5000000 doses that are being made available. but that still leaves potentially billions of people waiting for a vaccine uncertain of how or when it might come and vulnerable to the virus. while they wait. dominant cane al jazeera berlin children in venezuela back in class after long gap due to the pandemic. the government's gunner p r. drive showcasing spruced up schools ready to welcome back students. but many se conditions are far from ideal. donald chandler referrals many schools across venezuela have reopened their classrooms. 19 months after the pandemic force them to close, and after several delays due to rising rates of infection, can add on this jani by telecom. nothing will rec, laughing. we've created the conditions to return safely to classrooms. the administration

e. u and its member states here and the german capital. the government has faced some criticism for the speed of its aid response. ministers say they plan to give at least a $100000000.00 doses of vaccine to the needy countries. part of a wider e u. response of around 500000000 doses that are being made available. but that still leaves potentially billions of people waiting for a vaccine uncertain of how or when it might come and vulnerable to the virus, while they wait. dominant cane al jazeera berlin, moldova as buying 1000000 cubic meters of natural gas from poland in a bit to reduce its dependency on russia state energy firm gas from the tiny balkan country declared a state of emergency over gas shortages and requested supplies from its neighbors. on friday, its been locked in negotiations with gas brought to secure a new supply deal for weeks. the russian firm extended the current contract to the end of october and is threatening to cut supplies by december 1st. coming up on the all, just the renews our drove in north. kenny pushes mo

e. u and its member states. here in the german capital, the government has faced some criticism for the speed of its a response. ministers say they plan to give at least a $100000000.00 doses of vaccine to the needy countries. part of a wider e u. response of around 500000000 doses that are being made available. but that still leaves potentially billions of people waiting for a vaccine uncertain of how or when it might come and vulnerable to the virus while they wait. dominant cane al jazeera berlin. a target for rich countries to provide poorer nations with a $100000000000.00 and $8.00, tackle global warming is set to be missed that's according to british german and canadian officials who had hoped to break deadlock negotiations ahead of you in climate talks in glasgow next week. they say the climate finance and go will not be reached until 2023. that's 3 years later than previously agreed. and the world has failed and another climate target with greenhouse gas levels hitting new records last year. the u. n. sa

e. u and its member states here and the german capital. the government has faced some criticism for the speed of its aid response. ministers say they plan to give at least a $100000000.00 doses of vaccine to the needy countries. part of a wider you response of around 5 to 1000000 doses that are being made available. but that still leaves potentially billions of people waiting for a vaccine uncertain of how all, when it might come and vulnerable to the virus. while they wake. dominic cane al jazeera berlin, most more still to come. this our 10000 troops on their way to strengthen europe's border. but are they only the precursor to all one palestinian family can keep the roof over their head for now was in his ready court holds often an eviction decision. and in the end, bay unhappy fans of the brooklyn that's rally behind the star player on that story . later in schools. ah, hell i, we got fine weather across a good part if you're, but still plenty of storms rumbling away in the merits. right? some really nasty weather. they're still affect

the e u. challenges its own members takes over migrant crackdowns saying violent push backs on boarders may be illegal. and extreme cold, high sky, high prices and a shipping boom. our correspondent visits a once derelict town in russia's arctic, far east. that's been given a boost by cutting edge nuclear technology. and it's the per city in the world that lends off a floating nuclear power plant. seriously, this huge thing you see right there is basically a c platform would to centurion style atomic reactors on it. ah, contact me live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. the horrific killing of a british politician has been declared a terrorist incident. david amos, a long serving conservative member of parliament, was fatally stabbed him on friday while meeting his constituents in essex. it 25 year old man reported to be a british national of somali origin has been arrested on suspicion of murder or des . shoddy edward's dusty earlier reported from the scene of the tragedy or conservative. and he said, da