dozens of migrants rescued from the mediterranean in italy says they're part of an upsurge in numbers trying to make their way to europe and how the covert 1000 outbreak has accelerated greece's problems to offer tourists and one tore one step at a time. thank you very much for joining us the world's recorded its worst day yet for new cases of the coronavirus more than 183000 infections were reported on sunday taking the toll close to 9000000 and is spreading at an alarming rate in the country where the president dismissed siona says a little flu deaths in brazil now exceed $50000.00 alexy o'brien has more. brazil's deep divisions playing out on the streets of its major cities with some marching in support of president. and opponents to. tell him and he should step down. here we are here in defense of democracy and asking for sonora to leave this president who asserts the people's power and is committing atrocities does not deserve to govern our country the. protesters are angry at both in hours response to the pandemic he's openly disagreed with advice from his own health ministry ca

are more conducive for new departures from libya and arrivals in the northern shore of mediterranean so we are likely to see an increase which is already happening. of course we have also hope that this sign of generosity from the italian government will continue a lot will also depend on the a number of arrivals and the solutions which are found beyond the 1st disembarkation operation which means integration or relocation into 3rd countries. no minibus taxi drivers in south africa's biggest city have refused to pick up passengers they also blocked roads in johannesburg as well as the capital pretoria the drivers are demanding more government money to help them stay on the road during the coronavirus pandemic 3 months of lockdown restrictions meant few are working hours and fares the drivers complain the government $63000000.00 isn't enough. well malawi goes to the polls on tuesday for a rerun of last year's disputed presidential election that vote was an old by the constitutional court because of widespread irregularities. reports. malawi's main opposition leader last was who formed

dozens of migrants are rescued from the mediterranean italy says they're part of an upsurge in numbers trying to make their way to europe. and how they came in 1906 celebrated plans in greece to offer tourists a grand turk one step at a time. so that it is supposed to be the city that never sleeps and after 3 months a coronavirus in force lockdown new york is coming to life again offices restaurants hair salons they're all reopening in america's biggest city which has been worst affected by the pandemic but it does remain a troubling picture elsewhere in the united states the daily number of cases is at its highest level in almost 2 months across the world there were 183000 new infections reported on sunday and that is the worst day yet as a total knee is 9000001 in brazil the number of deaths past 50000 and despite a resurgence of cases in china beijing has now seen a drop in numbers let's start our coverage in new york where chris is who he is standing by and kristen says it's a welcome reprieve after 12 months of lockdown. yeah absolutely new york has been taking a phased approach t

dozens of migrants rescued from the mediterranean pitifully says they're part of an upsurge in numbers trying to make their way into europe. the diminishing wilderness we look at the debate around farming development 1st is destruction of mexico's fast rain forests and sport now skara launches an investigation after a noose was found in the garage style of driver bubble wallace meanwhile the confederate flag was flying above the track in alabama with the words d. final now scar after it was banned from all racing bangit. so then the world has recorded its worst day yet for new cases the coronavirus more than $183000.00 infections were reported on sunday that takes the total close to $9000000.00 and it's rising at an alarming rate in the country where the president dismissed it as just a little flu deaths in brazil not exceed 50000 likes here brian. brazil's deep divisions playing out on the streets of its major cities with some marching in support of president jaya balls and arrows. and opponents determined he should step down. but the moca fear we are here in defense of democracy and

maritime zones deal with italy while tension with turkey symbols of a natural resources in the mediterranean. and illegal secret deals bogus lab data and cheap imports just the investigates corruption at iraqi agriculture. thousands of mourners a brave long lines intense heat and the pandemic to pay their respects to george floyd in houston the city where he grew up in the past few minutes his coffin is arrived at the fountain of praise church in houston where mourners have gathered to pay their final respects the funeral due to get under way in around 2 hours from now george floyd was killed just over 2 weeks ago when a police officer knelt on his neck during an arrest al-jazeera is john hendren is in houston. george floyd's final journey brought him to his childhood home. this is my way of speaking out just by being present i would like to know how that's going to the top of my lungs because i know so many black like a speaker every black man but for every one that i know someone has a friend a family member or a relative someone that from police brutality and you need to stop at fountain

it's the 1st time these migrants have slept in days they survive the journey across the mediterranean from libya to europe but only just they were saved by a rescue ship run by the german aid organization sea watch as the migrants were brought ashore in sicily their dream of a better life is by no means guaranteed 1st they're being transferred to a quarantine center where they'll spend the next 2 weeks. the 211 people on board the german ship were rescued from 3 separate votes last week. 70 people mostly africans were crammed into this boat reported to be in distress last wednesday being made. the following night another rescue operation was underway that on friday of the 67 migrants mainly from africa and bangladesh was saved about 70 kilometers off the coast of lampedusa they'd been without water for 2 days this is happening because of the war and the conflict ongoing in libya which pushes a lot of people moving moving on and all necessarily staying in libya to earn. earn a salary. for years italy was the main route into europe for migrants and refugees but a crackdown on people smu

a crackdown on people smugglers in libya led to fewer mediterranean crossings.ar, there has been an increase with nearly 6000 people landing in italy so far. that is almost the -- almost double the number of people in the same period last year. as of the first time italy has allowed a rescue ship to dock since the government closed ports in april because of the pandemic. this summer, the expectation is there will be many more boats meeting rescuing. -- more boats needing rescuing. >> high court judges in london are hearing a case over venezuela's bid to force the bank of england to release 31 tons of cold. -- right to access the it is a dispute intertwined with the right to rule the country. liesr off from venezuela some of its most prized riches. 31 tons of the country's gold is held here in the vaults of the bank of england for safekeeping. now there is a legal battle over who can access it. president nicolas maduro or opposition leader juan guaido. nicolas maduro says he needs it to find the country's crumbling health care system during the pandemic. however,

dozens of migrants a rescue from the mediterranean italy says the.

thinks they will be able to resist the beauty of the mediterranean for too long. we move on to bulgaria the country is among those with the lowest recorded number of corona deaths in the e.u. but says the number of tests carried out is also low it's not clear how many people really have been infected what is known is that some will go and hospitals have become hotbeds for 19 transmissions many are not above scam is a nurse at one of those hospitals and she believes that a lack of protective gear is among the main reasons why the corona virus has spread so rapidly at her workplace. this hospital called sveta petka invited block area has been dominating the headlines for weeks 43 people from the medical staff over 2 percent of become infected with the coronavirus to date presumably the virus has also been passed on to patients staff at the hospital the meant the lack of protective gear and hygiene exceeds the measures. marianna ever busken has been working as a nurse at the hospital for 20 years she's the only one who has publicly spoken up about the shortcomings an

apparent negligence after a skirmish through french and turkish forces in the mediterranean. both questions raised over the future of u.s. presidential hopeful joe biden after he gave ex-president in a new leak of the alleged phone call. this is r.t. international. starts in germany where one person has been left dead and 7 police officers have been injured violent clashes that broke out between remaining in migrants and the authorities trouble flared over the continuing coronavirus quarantine in the city of about 700 migrants were locked down in a tower block after more than 100 contracted with 19 police reinforcements to be sent to the area to help maintain order. to oliver has details. was close. was was 8 was germany has received international praise for the way in which it's handled the corona crisis but a developing situation in the city of getting and where hundreds of people have being corralled in and forced quarantine into an apartment complex is becoming increasingly shocking all monday it was announced that a 42 year old man had died in the building over the weeke

on tourism will suffer the most it's a stark contrast to what the tourism hot spots along the mediterranean usually look like at this time of the year although italy has opened its borders the people working in the tourism sector still feel for their livelihoods like jean all of it out of devi who for decades now has run a restaurant in the town of that sheena he shows us how he's preparing for visitors all trying to keep all the required hygiene measures. the battle for the best spots has begun jena variety wants an abba front row seat as is usual beach despite all the changes caused by the coronavirus going to. be here imo if you want to get in that are still going how's it looking with some of the brothers and social distancing a bit of it was the bad part meters by 3 meters 12 square meters for everyone i can only set up half as many umbrellas. and telecine is no exception the same distancing regulations that apply at this beach south of rome are also in effect ones across italy the country to some 5000 kilometers of beaches but italians worry tourists will stay away this year and not l

hundreds of my roommates rescued from smugglers boats in the mediterranean sea have arrived safely in sicily is the 1st time a rescue ship has been allowed to dock in italy since ports were closed in april because of the coronavirus pandemic victoria gave reports. it's the 1st time these migrants have slept in days they survived the journey across the mediterranean from libya to europe but only just they were saved by a rescue ship run by the german aid organization c. watch as the migrants were brought to shore in sicily their dream of a better life is by no means guaranteed 1st they're being transferred to a quarantine center where they'll spend the next 2 weeks. the 211 people on board the german ship were rescued from 3 separate boats last week. 70 people mostly africans were crammed into this boat reported to be in distress last wednesday being made. the following night another rescue operation was underway that on friday of the 67 migrants mainly from africa and bangladesh was saved about 70 kilometers off the coast of lampedusa they've been without water for 2 days this is happ

it's the 1st time these migrants have slept in days they survived the journey across the mediterranean from libya to europe but only just they were saved by a rescue ship run by the german aid organization sea watch as the migrants were brought ashore in sicily their dream of a better life is by no means guaranteed 1st they're being transferred to a quarantine center where they'll spend the next 2 weeks. the 211 people on board the german ship were rescued from 3 separate boats last week. 70 people mostly africans were crammed into this boat reported to be in distress last wednesday evening and gave them the following night another rescue operation was underway that on friday of the 67 migrants mainly from africa and bangladesh was saved about 70 kilometers off the coast of lampedusa they've been without water for 2 days this is happening because of the war and the conflict ongoing in libya which pushes a lot of people moving moving on and not necessarily staying in libya to earn. earn a salary. for years italy was the main route into europe for migrants and refugees but a crackdown on

to avoid radar detection they flew fast north then west over the mediterranean. turning south the planes came in from the north not from the east as the egyptians had anticipated. by the team again a gun on him and it was clear that. he had never gotten at it because in a field that's a kind of a tense of alabama. with a hostile call waiting a way for. you know everything. is very easy as you trained the many many times before. his so-called were located very easy owns the ground and not far from there on was . was not a big problem to strike zone. immediately you so big torches swizz a smoke over olso said airfields. get it when i matter and that melted steel 8 layers mental bust up go up and head home while i had gotten says if said a photon or a mother want to harm us. well listen. by midday the israelis had successfully attacked 18 airfields. the egyptians had lost 80 percent of that our force. more than $300.00 planes destroyed on the ground. they are but that the. same. message to. the last of the far sighted. ironically cairo radio was carrying false repor

certainly, there are going to be parts of the mediterranean, north america, asia, where it will at leasturists showing up, but it is going to feel very different. we've already seen that the big travel companies have got to come up with new ways of reducing risk when we are flying, and new ways of working particularly in really big hotels, which are used to effectively processing us by the thousands, so there will be a new normal. one thing, though, i absolutely wasn't expecting was the uk's sudden introduction of quarantine for all arrivals from june 8 onwards, which of course has had the, i guess, predictable effect of stifling all inbound tourism to the united kingdom for some unspecified period, together with making it very difficult for any travel firms to sell outbound travel, because it's great to have a weekend in barcelona or rome, but if you're then going to have to spend two weeks stuck in your flat or your home, that's going to take the edge off it rather. when can i go on holiday? well, it all depends where you are. at the moment, of course, every country and indeed many reg

jenae like the maritime zone an agreement that gives exclusive economic zones in them in eastern mediterranean waters for turkey also. drilling agreements for 2 sites and a couple of days ago turkish energy minister stated that maximum in 3 or 4 months turkey will start exploration and drilling for oil and gas in the eastern mediterranean it seems that 2 partners the libyan government and the turkish government are eager to improve and develop the current cooperation between the 2 states and turkey wants. the g.n.a.t. to be to be supported by all parties because in turkey's mind according to entre russia has a vision to divide the country into one side drawn by the g.n.a.t. the other side run by the warlord holland for help dar but the 2 leaders emphasizing emphasizing that the hop star which aired on said that i am on the realigning he is a coup plotter they are they are actually opening the legit they are actually discussing the legitimacy of poly for how you present taishan and 2 sides say that he cannot represent libya and how it means turkey will continue its support and its presence in l

reporter: i think you meant caribbean in that last answer, not the mediterranean. pres. reagan: i meant caribbean. reporter: what do you intend to do about the draft registration passed during president carter's administration and in view of your opposition to it and the campaign, how has that assisted with your intention to strengthen our national defenses? pres. reagan: to answer the last part first, i just did not feel the advanced registration and all the evidence we could get would materially speed up the process if an emergency required the draft. did create a bureaucracy. it cost some unrest and dissatisfaction. and we were told it would only be a matter of several days if we had to call up in a draft that we could do that several days earlier with the registration and if there was no registration, at all. this is one that is something to be looked at further down. i have only been here nine days and most of these nine days have been spent in cabinet meetings on the economy, getting ready to send our package up to the hill, and so, i just have to tell you that we

arms embargo on libya by ignoring an inspection request in the mediterranean. in the mediterranean and also addressed in a meeting by several allies we have made sure of nato military authorities seeing full clarity into what happened french authorities say one of their warships was on a nato mission to check a turkish vessel on suspicion it was taking arms to libya but the crew of the turkish frigate ignored the call switched off its trucking system and refused to reveal its destination. front's this crime the actions are gress of saying that turkish frigates were escorting the cargo vessel radar targeting of a french ship suggesting a missile strike turkey denies all allegations professor the author of humanitarian imperialism suspects there won't be a solution find any sort. i don't deny just is can it intervene and decide what to do they don't know what to do and then we are back to even in a nato is like the unity of the european union is very artificial there is a united states at the head but time doesn't seem to be their interest in nato that's why all

that we've been in the mediterranean. finding actual gas we'll see news on operations will continue. on the. agreement of military cooperation but interesting on this because. do you think it . is viable. libya. let's see. if the interests of all of the region. we can never. shift. the libyan government. united nations. so you know so much that we are seeing. all the campaign every international thought. you know i could make. the future. do i believe me i think. with my father. and i think this will bring fortune. for the. home of a wealthy russian. how do i thank you very much thank you mr president. my friend when i was going on today we discussed the military and political situation on the ground we'll also discuss the means to develop our bilateral relations. within this context presenting. suppressed our gratitude and appreciation to the history of stance taken by turkey siding with libya and its people during the current crisis defending their legitimacy again as the subversive of ours. willing to bring that our co

aggressive intervention against one of its navy vessels participating in a nato mission in the mediterranean a turkish military official has dismissed the allegation as completely untrue meanwhile turkey's foreign minister met cover suit has been meeting libya's internationally recognized government turkey as the government's main backa and has been instrumental in stopping an offensive by warlords after all now us police officer who fatally wounded a black man in atlanta last week has been charged with murder and assault go out roll shot ray shot brooks in the back on friday during an incident at a fast food restaurant the officer was dismissed the next day brooks death has heightened racial tensions just weeks after the killing of george floyd. and george ford's brother has urged the un human rights council to work for justice for black people in the u.s. in a rare urgent debate on racism and police brutality a group of 54 african nations call for action diplomatic editor james baines reports from the u.n. in new york this was a meeting that was only organized in the last few days we're he

extremely aggressive intervention against one of its navy ships participating in a nato mission in the mediterranean a turkish military official has dismissed the allegation as completely untrue meanwhile turkey's foreign minister medvedev a suit has been meeting libya's internationally recognized government turkey is the government's main backup has been instrumental in stopping an offensive by warlords . the u.s. engineers more sanctions against syria's government warning it won't stop until president bashar al assad ends the war against his own people and you know we're known as the seas act includes a raft of financial penalties for any personal entity that does business with assad and those close to him assad's wife asma is among those on the list well the u.s. says the sanctions are designed to restrict the syrian government's ability to trade and get money from abroad those targeted face the threat of arrest or travel bans that could be politicians military personnel or people in business banking and the oil and gas industry allies like hezbollah in lebanon as well as iran and russia may also

extremely aggressive intervention against one of its navy ships participating in a nato mission in the mediterranean a turkish military official has dismissed the allegation as completely untrue meanwhile turkey's foreign minister never called a salute has been meeting libya's internationally recognized government turkey is the government's main backer and has been instrumental in stopping an offensive war that will have top. time for a short break here not just iraq when we come back more u.s. sanctions against syria's government and this time those closest to president assad are being targeted. and outrage across from some of the way police prevent protesters of he's a friend of yours i don't expect more of that stay with us. and they're hot and dry and also fairly windy throughout much of the middle east you can see it is relatively clear skies as i say the winds are coming from the north and it is very hot people doing their best to cool down however and wherever they can this is in a baghdad of course people using the wars at all. so we have this pet shop here trying to keep the pets cool spray

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maritime zones deal with italy amid tension with turkey simmers of a natural resources in the eastern mediterranean. and illegal secret deals bogus lab data and cheap imports al-jazeera investigates corruption in iraq ie agriculture. for professional boxing is back in north america for the 1st time since the coronavirus lockdown last fagan's the venue for a fight card will take place with no founds in its endurance. thousands of mourners have braved long lines intense heat and the pandemic to pay their respects to george floyd in houston the city where he grew up he was killed just over 2 weeks ago when a police officer knelt on his neck during an arrest john hendren reports. george floyd's final journey brought him to his childhood home tell this is my way of speaking out just by being present i would like to you know harness me into the top of my loans because i know so many black and i can't speak for every black man but for every one that i know know someone that has a friend a family member or a relative someone that died from police brutality and you need to stop at fountain of praise church

the harbor city on the mediterranean attracts jews turks armenians greeks the british and italians. the liberal atmosphere of this city leaves a lasting impression on most of. the certain swedes and those who had a newspaper industry a publishing industry and many foreigners there were even journal. who had their own breweries and bowling clubs as well as it was a very multinational western oriented society vest. of. ataturk continues his career at the renowned ottoman military academy in eastern. training at the academy is heavily influenced by pression military theory as the germans have been responsible for modernizing the ottoman empire military schools. this environment gives rise to the young turks movement based around an ambitious nationalistic and western oriented military elite. and now a young officer mystified come out becomes part of the movement attracted by its ideas of liberal reform he's fascinated by the ideals of the french revolution. was so for. stuff that came up saw and felt the overwhelming technical and scientific superiority of europe every day and her boss

official has denied claims that the navy harassed a french warship which was on a nato mission in the mediterranean said that no communications have been established with either side dismissing the incident as completely untrue meanwhile the turkish delegation led by foreign minister level of cover solo has been meeting libya's internationally recognized government turkey is the government's main backa and has been instrumental in stopping an offensive by the warlord khalifa haftar he has agreed with russia which supports hafta to push for a cease fire a u.s. police officer who fatally wounded a black man in atlanta last week has been charged with murder and assault rolfe shot brooks in the back on friday during it is due to the fast food restaurant the officer was dismissed the next day brooks his death has heightened racial tension just weeks after the killing of george floyd well george foy's brother has urged the un human rights council to work for justice for black people in the u.s. in a rare urgent debate on racism and police brutality a group of 54 african nations called for action or diplo

certainly there will be parts of the mediterranean, north america, asia, where it will at least haveg up, but it is going tourists showing up, but it is going to feel very different. we have already seen the big travel companies that have got to come up with new ways of reducing risk when we are flying, and new ways of working particularly really big hotels, which are used to effectively processing us by the thousands, so there will be a new normal. 0ne thousands, so there will be a new normal. one thing, though, are absolutely wasn't expecting was the uk's sudden introduction of quarantine for all arrivals from the eighth ofjune onwards, which of course has had the, i guess, double effect of stifling all inbound tourism to the united kingdom for some unspecified period, and together with making it very difficult for any travel firms to sell outbound travel because, it is great to have a weekend in barcelona 01’ great to have a weekend in barcelona or rome, but if you are then going to have to spend two weeks stuck in your flat or your to have to spend two weeks stuck in yourflat or