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the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this project and election. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. for some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament we will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. chris martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. to france now where violent clashes broke out between police and demonstrators and protests in the capital paris protests have been ongoing during the past week amid anger over a bill proposed by the government that could make it more difficult for witnesses to film police officers while on duty. chaos on the streets of paris tensions quickly escalating to breaking point protesters came out

population several times over the alliance is a coalition that includes oxfam and amnesty international. germany's chancellor angela merkel is calling for tougher coronavirus restrictions there after the country reported the highest daily death toll since the pandemic began nearly 600 more people have died tighter rules have come into force in the southern state of bavaria which is imposed curfews and partial school closures the infection rate has been surging across germany despite weeks of national restrictions officials recorded nearly 30000 new cases on tuesday. britain's prime minister boris johnson says that no leader could accept the post brigs a trade deal that the e.u. is currently offering johnson's face questions in parliament hours before he's due to fly to brussels for a last ditch talks with the european commission chief live on the lead boeing's 737 max jets as a return to the sky after being grounded since 2019 the revamped aircraft made its 1st commercial flight from sao paolo supporter legrand and boeing hopes that it can turn the corner after 2 crashes that killed 346 people wha

germany is a parliamentary democracy and i understand what is happening there in germany, the internal politics, myself and ms. merkel has rather warm have very good relations, germany is one of our largest economic trade partners. terms of is china in it's certain that german interpretters are one of the largest investors in the economy. ermans entrepreneurs invest in the real production industry in russia. what do you expect of your relations with the new u.s. administration with mr. biden? president putin: that depends on the administration itself. biden is an experienced person. but like they say, because the things surrounding that makes a king. we need to know all the people who are going to work with us and the administration. although most of them we have met with them before and we don't expect any surprises. you must have heard the atement by mr. biden about being reasonable to extend the new start treaty which is a good thing. >> do you guarantee -- president putin: let's not formulate in such words. [indiscernible] president putin: we have certain strict restrictions. are w

the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this fraudulent election. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. greece has 6 decided to extend its 2nd lockdown for another week until december 14th in a bid to curb the spread of the corona virus the government says infection rates have not been slowing as quickly as expected and hospitals are reaching their limits the strict lockdown measures are having a crippling effect on many greeks personal finances and also the wider economy. the acropolis in athens has not

the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this fraudulent election. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. i'm now joined by correspondent 100 mira's he joins us from bogota most western nations and the venezuelan opposition called this parliamentary election a fraud and yet all indications are that president maduro will be a big winner in this election detail for us just what he stands to gain here. he is going to win. control of the national assembly something that he that is in the hands of the oppositi

the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this project until election day. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. for some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. chris martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. in france violent clashes broke out between police and demonstrators at protests in the capital paris protests have been ongoing during the past week amid anger over a bill proposed by the government that would make it more difficult for witnesses to film police officers while on duty. chaos on the streets of paris tensions quickly escalating to breaking point protesters came out in larg

the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this project until election day. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. i'm now joined by a journalist in that as well as capital caracas oscar good to see you this election is widely regarded as a farce with little standing in the way of a landslide when formentera what exactly is at stake for the country. well for me there is not much more at stake that hasn't already been lost in the past 2 years with the presence of for example the current problem that hasn't been a

germany is strong in its international partnerships and so in the e.u. presidency we were looking at what germany could do this presidency was something we had imagined would be very very different than it was and many of the plans we had could not be implemented a man is a real shame he's pushed to the. and the guiding issue or the issue dominating everything was of course the pandemic and so i can say that we have improved in terms of our coordination in recent months we had a number of heads of state and government meeting by video conference. i would just like to remind you that our view of the incidence of 50 per 100000 as a target is now accepted across europe to a large extent and by the european health agency as well. and that quarantine regulation has also been copied in many other places as well and that in the 2nd wave we've managed to at least keep the free movement of goods going that was something that really impacted negatively on us in the 1st wave in spring and working together with the other in new member states we've managed to pass coo

welcome back this is the weekly on r g international and germany remains one of the country's worst affected by the pandemic the state of saxony has registered a disproportionately high share of germany's deaths linked to the crown a virus with crematoria in the region struggling with a body backlog our video agency ruptly film the situation. on thursday the u.k. and the european union reached a landmark trade deal after 4 years of will they won't they however the chief e.u. brags that negotiator described the divorce as a lose lose prime minister johnson though was upbeat. this is the least. flu fish by the way and i believe it will be the basis of a happy and successful and stable partnership with our friends in the e.u. for years to come yet but genuine there is no winner and brax it's a lose lose situation to separate especially in the world as it is today england the united kingdom has chosen to be solitary rather than stand together let's look at how london and the e.u. will cooperate from january 1st there will be no tariffs on each other's goods and no limit on trading the u.k. will

of all about the opposition figurehead alexy vile need who fell ill in organized on an internal russian flight germany which ended up treating him said it was beyond doubt he was poisoned with one of the novacek class of nerve agents developed in the soviet union the kremlin denies any role in this if it wasn't them who do you think it was. well many questions about that actually i don't think much about now well in any way. do you remember angela davis she was one of the leaders of the american communist party back in the old soviet days and she was the most important american in the soviet union since she was the head of the commerce party of course no one in the united states knew anything about angela davis or not much so in the valley is an angela davis 1st place we have a russian electorate he's he's sorry we go for we have our eyes of explorations and counter accusations about what happened to him mr putin apparently or as for the accusations i have actually have a few questions to the german side. question number one what do you mean by the recheck what i know from those guys who worked on thi

of all about the opposition figurehead alexy vile need who fell ill in organized on an internal russian flight germany which ended up treating him said it was beyond doubt he was poisoned with one of the novacek class of nerve agents developed in the soviet union the kremlin denies any role in this if it wasn't them who do you think it was. well many questions about that actually i don't think much about now wildly anyway. do you remember angela davis she was one of the leaders of the american communist party back in the old soviet days and she was the most important american in the soviet union since she was the head of the commerce party of course no one in the united states knew anything about angela davis or not much so in the valley is and angela davis. first place we have the russian electorate he's he sorry we go for we have our hours of explorations and counter accusations about what happened to him mr putin apparently or as for the accusations i have actually i have a few questions to the german side. question number one what do you mean by the recheck what i know from those guys who worked o

all about the opposition figurehead alexei vile need who fell ill in organized on an internal russian flight germany which ended up treating him said it was beyond doubt he was poisoned with one of the novacek class of nerve agents developed in the soviet union the kremlin denies any role in this if it wasn't them who do you think it was. well many questions about that actually i don't think much about now wildly anyway. i do remember angela davis she was one of the leaders of the american communist party back in the old soviet days and she was the most important american in the soviet union since she was the head of the commerce party of course no one knew knight estates knew anything about angela davis or not much so in the valley is and angela davis. first place we have a russian electorate he's he sorry we go for we have about rajiv explorations and counter accusations about what happened to him mr putin apparently or as for the accusations i have. actually have a few questions to the german side. question number one what do you mean by the recheck what i know from those guys who worked on this

of all about the opposition figurehead elex a vile need who fell ill in august on an internal russian flight germany which ended up treating him said it was beyond doubt he was poisoned with one of the navi chalk class of nerve agents developed in the soviet union the kremlin denies any role in this if it wasn't them who do you think it was. well i have a medic questions about that actually i don't think much about now wildly anyway. i do remember angela davis she was one of the leaders of the american communist party back in the old soviet days and she was the most important american in the soviet union since she was the head of the commerce party of course no one in the united states knew anything about angela davis or not much so no vitally is an angela davis 1st place we have a russian electorate he's he's sorry we go out for we have our eyes of explorations and counter accusations about what happened to him mr putin apparently well as for the accusations i have i have actually i have a few questions to the german side. question number one what do you mean by the recheck what i know from those g

russia is already building up the collective immunity to the virus also speaking of international corporation germany has already also announced that the we are ready to become one of the producers of russia. and this new agreement between russia and british astra zeneca it's yet another step in a very good direction into you know casting politics aside and just you know cooperating in finding something that would allow us to put this whole pandemic behind us hopefully the good news continues to roll in the r.t.c. goes down and thank you for bringing us that report. we're now going to bring in live professor of molecular and khalidi at warrick medical school lawrence young for more on this now the russian vaccine developers say that sputnik the would be effective against this new corona virus strain that we've been hearing about how could they know about that at this early stage. well what we know is that the vaccines that have been developed around the world including the right the vaccine from russia are all based on the the protein the spike protein and we know from deet recent data that this new

the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this project and election. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. heartiness has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. i'm now joined by correspondent 100 mira's he joins us from bogota most western nations and the venezuelan opposition called this parliamentary election a fraud and yet all indications are that president maduro will be a big winner in this election detail for us just what he stands to gain here. he's going to win on the control of the national assembly something that he that is in the hands of the

the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this project until election day. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to stop socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. south korean media say the government will impose stricter social distancing rules for the capital seoul and surrounding areas they country is seeing its biggest wave of infections in 9 months authorities already impose new quota virus measures on saturday including shutting shops from 9 pm and reducing public transport they also declared curfews for the 1st time south korea's disease control a

the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this project until election day. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who are the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. i'm now joined by correspondent johan ramirez he joins us from bogota the 100 most western nations and the venezuelan opposition called this parliamentary election a fraud and yet all indications are that president maduro will be a big winner in this election detail for us just what he stands to gain here. he is going to win. the control off the national assembly something that he that is in t

the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this project election. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who are the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. heartiness has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. for more on this i'm now joined by journalists in venezuela's capital caracas oskar good to see you and most of the venezuelan opposition see this election as a far as and are boycotting and by not only not running but also asking citizens not to participate with a little standing in the way of a landslide when from went there oh what's at stake for the country. well for another the main objective for nich

germany. it's rather case to be considered by the international organisations like the organisation, that's the case and then they should have acted long. there's some way, according c.w.c. convention and has 2 articles that state that the procedure for the states and keep such situations happen. sample article 9, and all of this states has any suspicions, 3, guarding the behavior of and there is a concern c.w.c. convention. but on the its start you can so day sions, they made requests and then there is side of giving the answer to these sands. 30000 satisfy the request and direct steps and then there is also article 7 according to we each member of stage and they help each other out legally through full field. it will be implemented because eventually, but the problem is that if that were counterparts, they think it's to police told the convention in their interests. so there you are, just, if you do not comply with the chemical convention to put it simply we've been speaking with alexander szell again. russia's permanent representative to the o.p.c. w. thank you for your time and your comment

this is our to international, not russians that delegation to the global chemical weapons watchdog has urged germany and other members to stop using the o.p.c. w. for political purposes. the pain of the so called poisoning of a russian blogger and in suing actions by germany and its your atlantic allies in the o.p.c. . w. is a way to use this international organization to exert its political and sanctions pressure on the russian federation. on monday, 56 of the 193 member states condemned the alleged poisoning of a russian opposition figure alexina volley. they released a joint statement urging moscow to disclose the circumstances of what they called a chemical attack. navai fell ill in august on a domestic flight in russia and was taken to berlin for treatment. germany claims it found traces of novacek nerve agent in his body, an allegation later repeated by the o. p. c. w. however, moscow says its own tests found no such substance and that berlin has rejected requests for lab data. we spoke with alexander shogun,, russia's permanent representative to the o.p.c., w e, thinks the claims against russ

controls on its nuclear program in return for an easing of international sanctions the 5 permanent members of the u.n. security council plus germany played a key role in the negotiations. this nuclear deal meets the national security interests of the united states and our allies it prevents the most serious threat iran obtaining a nuclear weapon which would only make. the other problems that may cause even worse. that's why this deal makes our country and the world safer and more secure obama looked at the middle east as a region that had always complicated u.s. foreign policies and he was looking to try and find a way of getting us out of the middle east quagmire that he saw it with whether it's with iraq or whether it's with afghanistan or the broader regional conflict and i think he thought that trying to get a resolution of the nuclear issue and other regional issues with iran would be one step towards doing that it didn't mean that he thought that that would transform the middle east or that he was trying to handle iran control of the middle east as some of his opponents have said but i think obama believes that a nuclear agr

of all about the opposition figurehead alexy vile need who fell ill in organized on an internal russian flight germany which ended up treating him said it was beyond doubt he was poisoned with one of the novacek class of nerve agents developed in the soviet union the kremlin denies any role in this if it wasn't them who do you think it was. well many questions about that actually i don't think much about now well in any way. do you remember angela davis she was one of the leaders of the american communist party back in the old soviet days and she was the most important american in the soviet union since she was the head of the commerce party of course no one knew knighted states knew anything about angela davis or not much so in the valley is an angela davis. first place we have a russian electorate he's he sorry we go for we have about raj of explorations and counter accusations about what happened to him mr putin apparently or as for the accusations i have actually i have a few questions to the german side. question number one what do you mean by the recheck what i know from those guys who worked on

of all about the opposition figurehead alexei vile need who fell ill in august on an internal russian flight germany which ended up treating him said it was beyond doubt he was poisoned with one of the navi chalk class of nerve agents developed in the soviet union the kremlin denies any role in this if it wasn't them who do you think it was. well i haven't met it questions about actually i don't think much about nobody anyway. do you remember angela davis. she was one of the leaders of the american communist party back in the old soviet days and she was the most important american in the soviet union since she was the head of the compass party of course no one knew knighted states knew anything about angela davis or not much so while many is an angela davis. first place we have a russian electorate he's he was sorry we go out for we have about our hours of explorations and counter accusations about what happened to him mr putin apparently or as for the accusations i have actually i have a few questions to the german side. question number one what do you mean by the recheck what i know from those guy

the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this project and election. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. i'm now joined by d.w. correspondent johan ramirez he joins us from bogota the 100 most western nations and the venezuelan opposition called this parliamentary election a fraud and yet all indications are that president maduro will be a big winner in this election detail for us just what he stands to gain here. he is going to win the control of the national assembly something that he that is in the h

germany. think such a thing as a international this thursday a 1000 from me for today but jacqueline vica willbe with you in 30 minutes with the latest headlines. what we've got. to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. very dramatic development the only posts really. i don't see how it will be successful. to sit down and talk. when things become more extreme in which each to play when this is breaking norms not rests solely in a good way. as the. right is an edge of the reality of. hi i'm max keiser this is the kaiser report what happens when people lose trust in the face of money in the central banks to know that so we're going to find out states right well i know our audience has been protected for years from what is coming and what is happening now we've been warning you about the collapse of the few system and of course it is you're right and we've been telling you because gold silver all that stuff here we see some headlines about this you know of course over the past week we saw a big plane hit a new all time high back up to it didn't die like all t

germany. so that brings up that what's not international was cadabby company don't forget plenty of stories toour website you can find that at our to go. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation because you've achieved. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is truth what's his face. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the death. or a make of the shallowness. morsel spiros menchu and you need initial want to show you just what that also has been. but so far we're short in the months to roll call of duty in that you will quote them. months alone. when you wash them for the benefit that it's all profit in you months or year another while at the court all but there were all the years most of them 'd lost a daughter and you most of those legit went to. the most of them there were still police and you want them all down for a sham didn't want all

the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this project until election day. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. south korean media say the government will impose stricter social distancing rules for the capital seoul and surrounding areas the country is seeing its biggest wave of infections in 9 months authorities already imposed new coronavirus measures on saturday including shutting shops from 9 pm and reducing public transport they also declared curfews for the 1st time south korea's disease control a

the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this fraudulent election. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. for more on this i'm now joined by journalists in venezuela's capital caracas oskar good to see you and most of the men as well in opposition see this election as a far as an iron bar calling and by not only not running but also asking citizens not to participate with little standing in the way of a landslide win from $10.00 what's at stake for the country. well for the mayor object to for embarrassment or

issues for the british government to deal with comrade over do you europe germany's biggest airports are trying for the international what's the scene like where you are. well chris the situation here in terminal one which is actually the only open terminal right now it feels pretty much business as usual the atmosphere is everyone is wearing a mask of course we shouldn't forget i think that large parts of europe already have been. strict lockdowns for quite a while now governments all over the continent have been warning people not to travel over the holidays so this new restriction the ban on flights from and to the united kingdom is only adding to this of course people who are in transit in london who all who had planned to go via london have a problem now they cannot take their flight they have to book another ticket conrad we heard that british business is actually fear shortages of transport ties are not restored quickly what does that look like from mainland europe. well of course you know europe is much more important to the u.k. as a trading partner than vice versa but that doesn't mean that many manufactur

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international pandemics grip is tightening on germany where hospitals warn that they are severely overstretched the number of patients in intensive care is up 40 percent compared with last spring and every single german state is now deemed to be officially at risk as peter all of our reports. german hopes for a loosening of coded restrictions over the christmas period look in doubt as cases of the virus remain high across the country on sunday the states. became the final region to be categorized as an at risk area meaning the whole country is now in the highest risk level according to the scale used by germany's public health authority the robert cock institute in the south the state of bavaria declared a continuation of a state of emergency is blocked by the fact remains that the numbers is simply too high the figures must come down to the health system because it's already a threat it's not just the number of people who have coronavirus which is causing problems it's also the intensity of the illness in those that have it which means many more are requiring intensive treatment those ending u

the international community including germany and the e.u. are already refusing to recognize this project until election day. but a boycott by the opposition is likely to lead to an easy victory for the socialist party following president nicolas maduro to tighten his grip on power. to some socialists also want to take legal action against opposition figures. that we will all vote to ensure a totally read parliament will drive out the dirty unpatriotic opposition who in the last 5 years have sought to destroy the success of the revolution. martinez has been told many times not to give up hope but he fears his country could slip even deeper into crisis. has launched a large scale vaccination campaign with the brush in my book nick 5 vaccine against it 19 it comes as russia reports its highest number of new infections since the start of the pandemic the rollout is going ahead even though clinical trials have not yet been completed doctors teachers and social workers are mung the 1st in line to receive the shot now moscow correspondent emily sho

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boards up to 50 and that's where germany needs to head to get this under control again and also to produce the kind of economic comeback that and this is where the international level comes in again well under the medical stress where germany needs to be to be able to maintain its status in the world as a partner you can count on and also as a democracy that also delivers the kind of stability that everybody has expected from germany in the past so we talked about the disunity between the states and the federal government or with only mike but even within the federal government not everybody agrees with how is the parliament likely to react to these kind of words these possible number blocked out or parliament has the standing criticism that it wants to see more parliamentary debate on these issues. it has been bound in more now measures that are taken can only be implemented for 4 weeks then they need new verification. but betty what parliament once is see a lot of that debate on the specific measures taking place more in parliament and not being informed afterwards at the same time that a regional parliament has a bit of debate about this there are ways of

while saudi arabia has suspended all international flights for a week and germany has called for a coordinated response to the crisis to avoid it spreading elsewhere. some countries already started in occupation schemes and others are now receiving supplies of the pfizer vaccine but while rich nations have rushed to sign multi-million dollar deals there are fears those less well off will miss out campaigners war 9 out of 10 people in at least 70 poor countries won't get vaccinated next year however the world health organization says almost $2000000000.00 doses of potential vaccines have been secured under a global initiative for low and middle income nations the doses could be shipped out once approved in the 1st quarter of next year. all right let's bring in our guests in lancaster we have dr mohammad wanted a viral adjust and lecturer in biomedicine at lancaster university emanuel couple bianco is director of the head of health at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies he joins us from geneva and in london max lawson head of inequality policy at oxfam internatio