in its decision on his case the german supreme court cited a number of extremist statements that he made. people do not accept the greatest truth if it is not connected with a triggering event. you should destroy the entire system. of struggle for i knew the front and for god i believe that from the very beginning these people believed at least to a certain extent that day x. could actually take place and they trying to find ways to make it happen. in early 2017 broncos a was in vienna. at the airport he had a weapon in a public toilet and then posted the location to his whatsapp group. the group also included other soldiers. he was arrested when he tried to retrieve the gun. that evening and annual ball sponsored by austria's right wing freedom party was to be held. the event often draws lots of demonstrators. investigators believe that bronco intended to carry out an attack there he believed that since he was registered as a refugee many would blame the crime on the immigrant community. that's what's funny franco and was believed to have been comparing an attack that would then be attr

the german federal court of justice the supreme court here has sided with google in a landmark case when it comes to a person's right to be forgotten versus the public's right to know what it means is essentially this ruling is that a person can request internet companies remove articles about them from internet searches but the company is under no obligation to do so there is no presumption of a priority for the protection of the interests of the person concerned but the conflicting fundamental rights not to be weighed up equally good person responsible for search engine does not have to take action until he becomes aware of an obvious and at 1st glance clearly recognizable violation of the law or the person concerned back in 24 t. the european court of justice the e c j rule to say citizen has the right to have inaccurate inadequate irrelevant or excessive search results linked to their name removed from search engines what that doesn't mean is that things would be removed from the internet they just wouldn't show up when you searched for them it was. the operator of the search engine

german made easy. don't know the soon. to be. discovered. subscriber. documentary. we're not at war with the high supreme court but more importantly the cold i mean the truth god forbid know when you'll cooperate with the state of israel your your situation economic situation and peace is far far better than trying to attack us we will not give up an inch of security because unfortunately they flip on us there's turmoil in israel with mounting demonstrations against the prime minister huge the corruption.

germans would like to see him run for chancellor . the us government has carried out its 1st execution in 17 years hours after the supreme court gave the go ahead authorities put to death a man who was convicted of murdering a family in the 1990s but ministration says the return to executions is in the interest of victims but the victim's relatives. oppose the move. in sun go hundreds of firefighters have been battling a blaze on a u.s. naval vessel for a 2nd day the fire started in the lower congo book hold of the u.s.s. bonhomme richard which was docked as a naval base for routine maintenance. the trial of a multi g. hardest of war crimes and crimes against humanity has begun at the international criminal court in the. head of the islamic police in the mallee and city of timbuktu in west africa prosecutors allege he was responsible for torture rape and sexual slavery it's claimed was a key member of. islamist group with links to al qaeda which rule to book to between april 2012th and generate 2030. almost africa correspondent for the for us this is off the pace. rape sexual slavery some of the most brutal acts of war crimes and crime

of the supreme court's liberal minority democrats fear that if she resigns or dies republicans would install a conservative success even before the november election. after a 5 day manhunt german police have arrested a heavily armed fugitive in the country's black forest authorities launched a search for the 31 year old after he disowned for offices at gunpoint and fled into the woods near the town of open last sunday. wildfires continue to rage in siberia covering some cities in heavy smoke trying to contain the flames to prevent them from reaching residential areas northern siberia is saying a record breaking heat wave a new study says the unusually high temperatures would be almost impossible without human caused climate change. in cuba is to allow why do use of the u.s. dollar in the country as it looks to tackle a major economic crisis that has led to shortages of goods the communist countries heavily controlled economy was struggling with u.s. sanctions and the economic collapse of its ally venezuela and the global pandemic has only made things much worse currency is complicated in cuba the communist state has 2 pesos and convertible pesos but it's u.s. dollars that peop

german police have arrested a heavily armed fugitive in the country's black forest. officials launched the search after he disarmed four officers at gunpoint and fled into thee woods last sunday. u.s. supreme courtustice ruth bader ginsburg says her liver cancer has returned.d. in a statement, the 87-year-old justice says she is undergoing chemotheherapy andnd will contie to carry out her duties on the court. ginsburg has undergone treatment for cancer four times since 1999. antigovernment protesters have staged a a rally in iran. they are angry about the state of the country's economy, which is being hit hard by u u.s. sanctions. polilice later dispeperse crowdd authorities cut internet access in the region as videos of the rally spread online. in lebanon, the deepening economic crisis has sparked months of protests. many people are being plunged into poverty as the lebanese currency continues to slump. it has lost 70% of its value against the u.s. dollar in recent weeks. the country is threatened with debt default, and now a serious energy shortage is compounding its problems. >> beirut's citizens have taken matters into their own hands, putting up cables and massive electricity generators. an

cannot discriminate and the iowa supreme court says if you allow segregated schools four blocks, then you will have to set up schools for catholics or for jews or for germans, or for french people, and basically the court marks the whole idea of discrimination for anybody. so in the north you have this wide range. i'll give you one kind of example. in 1875, congress passes an important law known as the civil rights act of 1875, which provides four public accommodations for all people, says you can't discriminate in hotels, in restaurants, on trains, on streetcars, in beaters, in places where people gather in the public. the supreme court strikes that down in 1883 and says it's unconstitutional. you cannot make the hotels in new york opened their doors to blacks. >> i'm going to slow it down because of class. >> i'm going to end it right now very quickly. in the next 25 years, virtually, every northern and western state passes their own civil rights act making such discrimination illegal. they don't always enforce it as we. no but they make it illegal. so on one level, yes, segregation is found in the north, but compared to the south it's a completely diffe