you fishel say it's important to maintain dialogue and keep communication channels open. but human rights groups argue the leaders must use this summit as an opportunity to ramp up the pressure on riyadh and hold the country to account for human rights abuses. they demanded that at least all the women's rights activists currently in jail should be released as soon as possible. after all, one of the themes of the g. 20 is women's empowerment. coronavirus pandemic has turned 2020 into a truly exceptional year. for most people, keep your distance where facemask stay at home, you know the term, the new normal. but how have children adapted? our reporters met up with some berlin youngsters to find out what they know and how they feel about the coronavirus that's changed our lives. this call is a call for the b. of them exist. they're not real. every alphabet made in 55 that make me walk on the sun miss says he will soon but do not claim that this is from real money. but i had to solve the toss. nevadans, i just feel good. a specialist initially i was too hot issue the old bush

but it didn't take up, pulled the has, the chinese government refused to give a fishel certification. which research acquired to screen the film festival like that. and joe didn't even bother submitting it because he knew it would be rejected . why did he choose germany? why do you come to germany? yeah, i mean he initially came here as part of a writer in exile program. he was brought, brought over and was in munich. and then he came here to berlin because there's a large chinese dissident community here that you can support them. and of course you knew i was a way what the time was here. he's known i way, way for decades and germany sees have come become a safe haven for many offices, cynics. so why do you think that is? yeah, you know, i think it has something to do with the, the history. i mean, germany has been very, very supportive of political distance really for decades now. and i think particularly now in the last number of years, maybe it's politically more welcoming than say, trump's america, or maybe britain. and i've of the thinking of this, it's almost that was sort of w

and should watch on the jobs initiative fishel up a turnabout in the 1906 elections. the next prime minister is binyamin netanyahu. and you know, he received 50.4 percent of the while shimon peres received only $49.00 and a half percent. but it's it's like someone building a bridge and building and building and building something that could have really changed the middle east and to make these comes one c. $100.00 the it's and it was a waste i felt so when it all collapsed because i hailed it already and i felt we can do it, we can do it. and then it, it went wrong. and i know it's not in my life by probably not in my kids' lifetime. maybe the grandchildren us should shoot us should be comrades, leaving supporters, friends. but the state of israel is embarking on a new path to understand i well, i mean, i don't want to get a belated one, but the old movie get a belated many of the winners. well, it didn't flip the little thing to the loan in the end, run the film, the escalated to get it to this moment. well it ended the article there's going to be a shootout is a lit

but he's fishel position was the head of the strategic department of iran's defense ministry, which is a very senior position, wrongs the military status after us broke, broke out from the j.c.t. always which is one comprehensive plan. alas for wrong has mostly to remain committed to the requirements of that plan of action which is reaching to the minute minimum required. little's stockpot is increasing because the wrong is slightly do their team from the requirements. although iran has remained committed to the principle principles of that progress, and there was a hoax that video incoming biden administration. there will be roads for diplomacy . it was also speculated that hardliners in the region on liners in the region. while i got in calling, i trawled administration open up new ways, new men, new new pa, new passed through the diligent iranian government, which is under the most severe sanctions. it was speculated that there will be some activities in the region into common in the days and weeks remain from the strong bad ministration. the saw that that report on new york times t

now all of 4 individuals have since been released, but they are being monitored by fishel controls. here in france, let's take a reminder of what happened. leading up to the murder of samuel patti. one of our competitors was murdered because he taught our compared to it was the victim of an islamist terror attack. a number of individuals have been hauled in front of the police. some have been charged, some have been let free others have in fact receive sentences and condemned for their part in the surrounding storm regarding that, including one mother who was sentenced for apparently celebrating his death in a facebook post. and a man from algeria who is condemned for firing terrorism again by referring to samuel patti's death. there's also been this huge fallout, president was clear following the death of summer party that france wouldn't roll back from showing controversial images when it comes to talking about freedom of speech that sparked huge protests in some muslim majority, countries needs mental health treatment was the cause he is a case and therefore he really needs to ha

but he's fishel position was the head of the strategic department of ron's defense ministry, which is a very senior position, wrongs military status perhaps just to give some clarity on the nuclear program. it's been alleged that in the early 2000, he was working on a nuclear side of the program run has stressed for many years that there is no nuclear site to it for energy purposes. what is happening in 20 twentieth's regards the nuclear program after us broke broke out from the gate, which is joint conference with lionel act wrong, has mostly to remain committed to the requirements of that plan. all machon, which is reaching to the minute minimum required liberals stockpot is increasing because the wrong is slightly to their team from the requirements. so i only know iran has remained committed to the principle principles of the program and there was a hoax coming biden administration. there will be robots, what, diplomacy? it was also speculated that hardliners in the region, i'm liners in the region. one, well i got in calling, i trawled administration open up new ways, new men, ne

the chinese government refused to give a fishel certification, which research acquired just being to film festival like that. and joe didn't even bother submitting it because he knew it would be rejected. why did he choose germany? why do you come to germany? yeah, i mean he initially came here as part of a writer in exile program. he was brought, brought over and was in munich. and then he came here to berlin because there's a large chinese dissident community here that can support them. and of course you knew i was a way what the time was here. he's known i way, way for, for decades. germany sees of come become a safe haven for many cynics. so why do you think that is? yeah, i think it has something to do with the, the history. i mean, germany has been very, very supportive of political distance really for decades now. and i think particularly now in the last number of years, maybe it's politically more welcoming than say trumps america. or maybe that britain and i've of the thinking of this, it's almost that was sort of what new york was in the cold war for distant artists from ea

this week in the early hours of monday, an official at the chinese foreign ministry tweeted from an fishel govern account saying that he was shocked by the murder of afghan civilians by a stray and soldiers now had the tweet stopped, their study might not have had much to complain about. aside from the fact that these crimes are alleged are not yet proven. but the official went further. he attached this image. this doctored image of a proposed to show an australian soldier holding a knife to the throat of a young afghani child, and that enraged a straight is prime minister, who called his image repugnant and offensive. we can have a listen now to what scott morrison had to say. it is absolutely righteous and it cannot be justified on any vices whatsoever. the chinese government should be totally ashamed of this post. there are undoubtably tensions that exist between china and a strike here. but this is not how you do with them. joe talked to me about these tensions that he was talking about. rival diplomatic relations between australia and china are at their lowest in decades. china is fur

force that has a massive say over nor the part of just been in touch with the scene that healthier fishel of what it means for them that's biden is now taking over the next u.s. president and they basically said that they are now holding a crucial meeting they will come up with some decisions to be in the house later in the day ok hashem will keep an eye on those decisions for the moment thanks very much. and we've got plenty more on the u.s. still ahead on al-jazeera iran's supreme leader reacting to the results calling it a spectacle and an example of civil and moral decline. i know to get all the news from around the world but maybe a getting ready for a new president who is a well known blanka will be looking at the challenges facing him. how the weather looks nice and quiet across central and eastern parts of europe but more cloud and right are rolling into the west pulling out of the atlantic and just tumbling in some more areas of low pressure swirling away and these are throwing in war weather in across spain and portugal will see some cloud of bright also rolling across the preci

and in the u.k., police forces have been trialing lie fishel, recognition since 2016. at public spaces such as shopping centers, football matches, protests, music events, and crowded city spots. so this green band that's behind me here in central london is the heart of the facial recognition technology trial that's being run by the metropolitan police. and what it's doing is it's basically scanning people's faces when they walk past and then comparing that to a database that has want to defendants all suspects on the met police say facial recognition could enable them to more easily protect people, prevent offenses and bring offenders to justice, however, privacy groups such as big brother, watch, say the technology is authoritarian and lawless. the group's legal and policy officer or a ferris even goes so far as to say that facial recognition is possibly the most dangerous surveillance mechanism that's ever been invented. this facial recognition technology can capture up to 300 faces a seconds which could be around 18000 faces in a minute. it's a vast, vast number of

no more than 8 people can now attend a fishel event, while pubs and restaurants abound from serving alcohol. after 10 pm, there are new limits on visits to old people's homes. after infections again started spreading rapidly in places where thousands died in the spring or fall, the government will continue to take all necessary decisions to reduce the spread of infection. sweeden strength in this crisis, however, is that every person takes their responsibility. does the juice for their fellows, and for our country? about personal responsibility has been at the heart of sweden's fight against the pandemic. but now many are questioning whether people should be forced to comply with tougher measures, including having to wear masks something that most swedes have so far shunned. that's after the royal swedish academy of sciences released a report showing that masks could prevent the spread of infection indoors, as we found so far, yearly supports the fact that the masks will have the positive, the fact that in the finishing, it's not exactly preventing the spread of by us, but that's in contras

if you fishel say it's important to maintain dialogue and keep communication channels open. but human rights groups argue the tourists must use this summit as an opportunity to ramp up the pressure on riyadh and hold the country to account for human rights abuses. they demanded it. at least all the women's rights activists currently in jail should be released as soon as possible. after all, one of the themes of the g. 20 is women's empowerment. over more, let's ask christiane boot, who specializes in international trade with the battle's from an institute. here in germany, christian welcome, saudi arabia is hosting this weekend's g. 20 summit. the oil wealthy kingdom that was recently and repeatedly accused of major human rights violations. by the right host. well, whether or not they are the right host. they have probably not, but what's actually important is that the international policy response to it has been lagging behind challenge for quite some time now. and it's really important that the international community get together and steps up the measures that are taken a

but it didn't take up, pulled the, as the chinese government refused to give a fishel certification, which research acquired to screen the film does feel like that. joe didn't even bother submitting it because he knew it would be rejected. why did he choose germany? why do you come to germany? yeah, i mean, he initially came here as part of a writer in exile program. he was brought, brought over and was in munich. and then he came here to berlin because there's a large chinese dissident community here that can support them. and of course, you knew i was a way what the time was here. he's known, i way, way for, for decades. germany says have come become a safe haven for many cynics. so why do you think that is? yeah, you know, i think it has something to do with the, the history. i mean, germany has been very, very supportive of political distance really for decades now. and i think particularly now in the last number of years, maybe it's politically more welcoming than say, trump's america, or maybe britain. and i've thinking of this, it's almost that was sort of what new york was in

expenditure from an income perspective across our base we saw 26 percent drop in income so there fishel statistics showed 2000000 people didn't get paid and that's 13 percent of workforce we we showed double that effect from a financial perspective a 26 percent drop in it the good news is though that it actually trick very rapidly so so maybe it was already better because we went from lockdown 5 into lockdown 4 and then into lockdown 3 things quite rapidly improve 2 to the point where when we wrote this article you know it's sort of 2 weeks ago we were sitting at minus 3 percent on income and expenditure and for the month of october we just got out day to last 2 days and we're actually up we're at 3 and we're up year in year in spain so sydney and a big stink there of the carney has actually and has actually gotten out of the grown abuse yeah when we talk about recovery we are talking about to break or own a virus levels but the south african economy was struggling even then you know 30 percent unemployment rolling blackouts so how to mystics in south africans actually been. yeah absolu

key focus for both camps but i think you know no state ever has declared their election results of fishel there is always the process of canvassing and certifying the elections that typically happen at least 2 to maybe 3 weeks after the election so this is a normal process in the united states that the president is trying to declare are abnormal thank you very much professor for talking to us michael bitesize professor of political science at the top college joining us there from north carolina thank you for your time. in afghanistan at least $22.00 people are dead and several others injured after gunmen stormed kabul university sparking an hours long battle with the security forces students were shot in their classrooms as a and as they tried to flee the scene i saw says it was behind the attack which comes as the taliban and the afghan government hold peace talks in qatar peru's president to ses in his 2nd impeachment trial in less than 2 months martin this car has been accused of accepting bribes worth more than $600000.00 from 2 companies at one public worth 10 days he denies the alle