one is that you and your ministry is called ministry. you don't call it an office or bureau or program. the second thing you do and insisted on informing me is that it is a ministry of president. help us understand those things. >> when i say presence i mean we need to be present when we meet people and have a congregation with people we can be offender or victim. we need to be present and be accompanying families in the process of their journey in recovery whether there inside a prison or jail or it is a person that has lost a family member in violence. >> as i look at what you do in your mission statement, it does seem you acknowledge there is a relationship between the offender and the victim and maybe the relationship did not exist before, they didn't know each other but now they are in a relationship. i know nothing about this except what you are going to tell us. the relationship is there and it needs some kind of acknowledgment and attending. that is what you let people understand? >> yes. the relationship is there. it brings two

so there is a concern that there is a lot of it leaks within the defense ministry, tells us ministry who had a possible part to play in this attack. and there's also the question of the silence, where are they now they haven't been arrested as of yet, there is the issue of whether or not they're still in the country. so there is a lot of unanswered questions at the moment. and we are officially waiting for a statement from the intelligence ministry to answer those questions. now, what the assassination has also implicated is that the future of any kind of dialogue between iran and the united states is now very, very slim. the incoming biden administration will certainly have much more a much more difficult time trying to get back to the 2050 nuclear deal, which the u.s. withdrew from in 2013. there is a lot of conservative voices in iran at the moment saying that the iranians need to retaliate, and they need to respond because this kind of a security breach cannot go on answered. all right, thanks so much. white house senior adviser, jared kush no will travel there. saudi arabia and

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farewell, for one of the most important figures in iran's defense ministry. mohsen factories are the who is 63 years old. was remembered at a small ceremony in the grounds of the ministry on monday. factories others, funeral was attended by some of iran's highest ranking officials, including the head of the country's atomic energy organization, the head of the revolutionary guards. and this man, the intelligence minister, who now has the job of finding out how fast was that it was killed. the scientists convoy of vehicles came under attack in opposite just east of tehran. on friday. he was taken to hospital where he died. factories that had been on the u.n. security council list of sanctions individuals. iran had never allowed him to be interviewed by the international atomic agency. his whereabouts were always kept secret, and he has survived previous assassination attempt. president hassan rouhani was not at the funeral, but he has blamed israel for the assassination. a charge. israel denies. iran's defense minister says justice will be done, more had flung

the ministry says drivers should first ask passengers to wear a mask before rejecting them.fficials add, the measure is aimed at protecting other passengers as well as drivers. other taxi operators and public transport systems are expected to follow suit. >>> japan has joined three other countries in maritime exercises off the coast of india, mit mounting tensions over chinese activity in the indo-pacific region. the annual malor drill kicked off on tuesd with ships from japan, india, the united states, and for the first time, australia. forces will practice antisubmarine warfare and stopping missiles. first round of drills is due to end friday with a second phase in mid-november. a spokesperson for china's foreign ministry said the country hopes the exercises contribute to peace and stability in the region, not the opposite. >>> the united states has announced its latest move to provide taiwan with weapons and sell it drones along with other military equipment. the u.s. government on tuesday notified congress that it had approved the sale to taiwan of four mqbc guardian dro

the intelligence ministry is still carrying out its official investigation. it could be deliberate in an attempt to actually catch some of the perpetrator or perpetrators that may still be in the, in the country. but fars news agency, which is linked to the revolutionary guard, they've also given an account and again saying that there's no assailants. so there are conflicting reports. a lot of it's been brought out of because there's been a lot of questions. how and why did this happen? if you, on one hand you're saying security has been bolstered, then how was it that he was killed if you know that there's been attempts on his lives for the last 20 years, and he's your top nuclear scientists, then how did this happen? so it is very embarrassing to a certain extent for the security apparatus inside the country and people are looking for answers. and as far as today's funeral is concerned, a big funeral, but not perhaps as passionate as it might have been. had it not been for covert restrictions. yes, because of the covert restrictions, there was a limited num

. >>> japan's health ministry is also asking businesses to improve workplace ventilation to mitigatehe odds of the virus spreading. experts say ventilation is crucial as the temperature drops, but if workplaces lack proper systems, the health ministry recommends keeping a window open at all times. it also urges using heaters to keep the room at 18 degrees celsius or higher and humidifiers to ensure the air doesn't get too dry. if those conditions cannot be met, the health ministry advises using air purifiers. ♪ >>> the remains of an 18-year-old victim of the atomic bombing of hiroshima have been identified after 75 years. the city was struck by the bomb in the closing days of world war ii. the remains were discovered last year in a tokyo building that formerly housed a research institute. they were handed over to the hiroshima city authorities this month. they are believed to have been retrieved by an investigative team of the now-defunct imperial japanese army immediately after the bomb was dropped. a slip of paper found with the remains contains the name michihara kikuma. the city

was remembered at a small ceremony in the grounds of the ministry on monday. this funeral was attended by some of iran's highest ranking officials, including the head of the country's atomic energy organization, the head of the revolutionary guards. and this man, the intelligence minister, who now has the job of finding out how fast that was killed. the scientists convoy of vehicles came under attack in opposite just east of tehran. on friday. he was taken to hospital where he died. factories that had been on the u.n. security council list of sanctioned individuals. iran had never allowed him to be interviewed by the international atomic agency. his whereabouts were always kept secret, and he has survived a previous assassination attempt. president hassan rouhani was not at the funeral, but he has blamed israel for the assassination. a charge israel denies. iran's defense minister says justice will be done. mo-o. had mundra no yard called, we will pursue the criminals to the end of the perpetrators of this crime will be punished. the foreign governments and in

an active manhunt it's on loan how many people took part in this particular attack the interior ministry have said that this is either a terror attack or a rampage is how they described it now sebastian cortes the austrian chancellor is currently chairing a meeting of the emergency committees and you can see some of the videos that have been circling online now they paint a horrific picture one of them in particular which shows a police officer. shot after confronting one gunman is particularly distressing images that are are out there of what happened on monday evening. we are trying to get a better picture of exactly what's happened they said at the moment the health ministry there are only confirming that 3 people had been taken to the hospital police saying the. people there has been injuries encouraging people to stay off the streets in central vienna this is very much an ongoing incident an ongoing investigation to find out what has happened well pete thanks for bringing us up to say i'm sure we're returning to you throughout the course of the evening as more information that comes

actually, i'm the first green ever in this ministry. so that is something new.ation with five white educated females is not very representative, in the end. and there were a lot of critical writings when this photo went viral, that if we really look at the equality here, it does not show yet, and i agree on that. the idea of maintaining, taking care of the welfare state, as a system, led me to study social politics and i thought that 0k, i have got quite a lot of help from the welfare state. my dad, especially, was unemployed, had some substance abuse problems, they divorced when i was one—year—old. so i was also brought up with a single mother for a little while in my life. so maybe this background influenced something that, influenced something that, in many countries, that this would not be the beginning for political career. actually it was the first female president and the only female president, she says it's not the person who breaks the glass ceiling, but the people who follow. and i think that is to the point. you always, you need the person who will br

i've spoken to a police spokesperson at -- and an interior ministry spokesperson.y both speak of an ongoing major operation. as you say we do know that according to the police there have been several injuries. there are reports that there may one death, but the police are not confirming this. there e med reports that an attacker may have be killed. we know as well that this operation is a major ongoing police operation, centered around an area right by the danube canal in the first district of vienna, near or next to, or in the vicinity of, a synagogue. what we don't know at this stage and what has not been confirmed by the pice or the interior ministry, despite the fact that the interior minister is speaking of the presumption that this is a terrorist attack -- what has not been confirmed is th this is an attack dirtly on that synagogue. as iay, this is an ongoing situation. people are being urged to avoid the entire first district. that is the core central district of vienna. we are hearing as well that public transport has been stopped in that entire area. we kn

then after our meeting, our a relevant ministry to opinion agencies in your new jersey. some place would look to need and we can elevate it to the him of a humanitarian corridor. pretty much so it is a situation that is popping up from being so we want out. we don't want our people to stop our web doing everything we can. we are using the international stories to stop something. our people who live, we think we can, our communities not related our given people a mobilize that want to help in their beloved the beloved ones there they're out there, but there are still people in think everyone in the nation is working for the helping them up well, the prime minister has rejected a dialogue with a type of liberation front leader. so how are you going to broker an end to the conflict without sitting down at the table together? the companies already in the figure of this bill absent, not all of the together, this in detail, if you now and it is to let the 100 people popular enough that develop that if you have people out in left the middle of the road or a little over a ship,

tweet her war crimes allegations the tweet sent by a foreign ministry spokesman. jang zahau depicts a fake image of an australian soldier, slashing the throat of an afghan child. it follows a recent report into the conduct of australian special forces soldiers. the australian military has confirmed it's dismissing more than a dozen soldiers accused of killing $39.00 afghan civilians and children. strangers from ministers says china should be ashamed of the tweets. it is utterly righteous. and it cannot be justified on any vices whatsoever. the chinese government should be totally ashamed of this post. it does, it diminishes them in the world, oz, or might couple of points about this. striving is seeking an apology from the ministry of foreign of from the chinese government for this out. right. as promised, we are also seeking its removal immediately and have also contacted twitter to take it down immediately or katrina you has more from beijing foreign ministry spokeswoman quaternion responded today on monday to the prime minister's trillian prime minister's state

2 countries that have been locked in a deadly conflict for the past 7 weeks the russian defense ministry is saying 2 crew members were killed and a 3rd survived a helicopter had been stationed at a russian base in armenia it was hit by a surface to air missile while accompanying a military convoy run 2 and a half hours ago there is so far no indication where the missile was fired from and in a related development russia's foreign ministry has said moscow now intends to play a more active role in the disputed province of nagorno-karabakh after a deadly spike in violence between us or by john under me and. a day after us or by john's president and once the capture of a strategic town in cutback sparking celebrations on the streets of baquba azerbaijan's defense ministry said the turn of shashi being quote liberated from the armenian occupation after more than 28 years and quote she lies only main road connecting nucor to cut it back with armenia the local leadership has been saying that. you must now acknowledge that chain of misfortune has befallen us and the town of she she is completely

says that special forces are interior ministry says that special forces a re now interior ministry says are now searching for the presumed terrorists and they're not limiting that area to vienna and the chancellor of austria has described what happened as repulsive terror attacks and we are currently experiencing difficult hours in a republic, i like to think emergency forces, our police will take decisive action against the perpetrators of this attack. he will bring you more on the story as we get it. donald trump and joe biden have just a few hours left to try to convince voters to back them ahead of tuesday's us presidential election. the scale of early voting, has been unprecedented with more than 95 million americans having cast their ballots already — more than double the number who voted early four years ago. we begin our coverage with reports from both campaigns. in a moment, we'll hear from jon sopel, who's been following mr trump. but first, here's nick bryant's report on the democratic candidate, joe biden. the biden campaign has tried to make the road to the white house as s

we're already getting from the iranian ministry of defense. so it looks like it could have even been a suicide attack. this is what some reports are saying, but in any case, judging by the pictures that we're receiving from the site, we can see wreckage from one car. and also the 2nd car looks like it's a bull market and this is believed to be the car where the scientist was traveling so far. it looks like there was an explosion. and then a shootout followed. and we do understand that the man who was under attack was 1st injured, then the ambulance managed to take them to the hospital where the person died. but again, judging by how coordinated this attack was, this isn't just something ordinary, this is clearly a murder. again, this is while court needed, and we understand by the reaction that we're getting from the iranian officials that they are looking for reasons that could have come out that could have come from outside iran, for example, the iranian foreign minister, jawad zarif. he has already said that there are, quote, unquote, serio

the interior ministry says dozens of people have been injured. the taliban has denied responsibility for the contraflow is joining us now from kabul. talk us through what's been happening this morning. what happened here is this morning was an unprecedented and very brazen attack. right in the heart of the afghan capital of been coming to this place for 15 years. and i have to tell you have never ever witnessed anything like this because for 10 minutes a little bit after 8 this morning, it really felt like the afghan capital was under attack. i was in the center of the city, all the love and floor and we could just see things exploding all across the city. there was panic that followed because nobody knew what was going on. it was going on for several minutes. there were frantic people who were trying to call loved ones. and you know, that like you mentioned was happening in several different parts of the city. at least 23 rockets were fired across kabul this morning. according to the ministry of interior, we have at least 8 dead and 31 injured.

well you know in the past hour the ministry of interior already revised at the number of dead and injured and so far it has confirmed that 19 people have been killed and 22 have been injured and according to the ministry of health some of them are in a very critical position. condition now we do know that the number could rise even further because the minister of interior says that the operation has ended just a little while ago so afghan forces are now moving inside the campus and they're just starting to remove the bodies they're in there they did say it's mostly students and faculty and they will not know their identities until they're transferred to the hospital. they will release that information in the coming hours this has been a very complex operation with afghan forces fighting 3 gunmen all of whom the 3 of them have been killed according to the ministry of interior was a complex operation because the afghan forces were trying to rescue the hundreds if not thousands of students the faculty were trying trapped inside that camp was while at the same trying time they were trying to

japan's labor ministry says that more than 70,000 people in the country have lost their jobsthr are about to because of the coronavirus outbreak. the manufacturing sector was the ardest hit with nearl13,0y 00 bsjo lost. this worker in h0sis 4r in aic prefecture lost his job at a ceramics manufacturer in late september. the company said hwas e being let go because it was downsizing due to a drop in orders resultinfrg omon t cheor.avirus >> translator: my ndmi went blank because i never expected such a thing to haen. being dismissed was unthinkable a year ago. >> he's been frequently going to a public job placement office but he's found it hard to secure employment. meanwhil 6wh 64 vietnamese who hoped to work as nurses or caregivers arrived in japaonn monday. edpan accepts its trainees bas on a bilateral enocomic partnership agreement.en e t buthasdeal w put on hold amid the panmidec. their traingni will begin after they self-olisate for two weeks as a precaution. the governmentlans to resume accepting trainees from indonesia and the philippines as well. ouabt 11ca000, reported so far acro

the health ministry confirmed a record number of daily infections at almost 12,000 new cases.e than 39,600 people have died from the virus in iran, the worship nation in the middle east. coronavirus restrictions are also being reimposed in several states across the u.s. as infections generate more records there. according to the coming tracking project 131,000 confirmed cases were confirmed on tuesday and texas has become the first state to record more than one million cases. over 162,000 people are hospitalized with a virus. measures have been tightened in new york and several midwestern states. >> i tell you this in all sincerity, oklahoma, we are in trouble. our local and state health care resources are approaching their limits, and if nothing is done soon to score the rising cases our hospitals will be more overwhelmed than they already are and we will not be able to be there for all of those who need it. ♪ host: u.s. president donald trump as made his first public appearance since joe biden was named president-elect on saturday. trump mena suvari -- veterans day -- trump

the interior ministry says $37.00 police officers were injured in demonstrations nationwide. the new security bill has already passed the lower house of the french parliament and is now before the senate. and you'd have used paris correspondent lisa lewis was at the protest. here's 1st. there were some clashes between what we think are troublemakers people dressed in black and with hoodies actually on their head. and they were attacking what it looked like. they were attacking the police forces and the police have been responding to them. but there were also thousands of thousands of thousands and thousands of peaceful demonstrators here in paris and tens of thousands in other cities across the country from all sorts of backgrounds have been talking to teachers, to students, to musicians and also to journalists who turned out to defend what they think is the freedom of the press. one journalist told me that she was actually afraid to show up at this demonstration. she's been demonstrating all her life since, since she was little. but with these new no, that could come into fo

after a series of attacks, afghans interior ministry says the mortar shells were fired from 2 vehicles. eyewitnesses described the scene in the capital. so for the record, it was morning and we were leaving our home when the explosion happened. 2 of my sisters and my mother were wounded. we've taken them to the hospital over there was a lot of machine gun. luckily i was having breakfast when the rockets landed, one of them had a vehicle belonging to a bakery at least 3 people were injured. and now they've been taken to the hospital . the heavily fortified zone, which houses diplomatic missions was also targeted. iran's embassy was damaged after it was hit by rocket fragments. violence in the country is rampant as multiple insurgent groups. launch assaults on afghan security forces. this despite a push for peace between the taliban and the government. u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe is uncapped. are to resume stalled talks with the 2 sides. his visit comes as washington announced, it will speed up the withdrawal of its troops from afghanistan. the pentagon says 2500 troops are to

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and actually, i am the first green ever in this ministry. so that is something new.ive white, educated females is not very representative in the end. and there were a lot of critical writings when this photo went viral. that, hey, if we really look at the equality here, it does not show. and i agree on that. the idea of maintaining, taking care of the welfare state as a system led me to study social politics, and i thought that, 0k, i've got quite a lot of help from the welfare state. my dad, especially, was unemployed and had some substance abuse problems. my parents divorced when i was one year old, so i was also brought up with a single mother for a little while in my life. so maybe these background is something that in many countries, this would not be the beginning for a political career. it was actually tarja halonen, who you probably know, the first female president, and the only female president. she says that it is not the person who breaks the glass ceiling, but it is the people who follow, and i think that is to the point. you always need the people who br

the statement from the foreign ministry saying it respects the will or the choice of the american people. the question now is how much longer president trump will ignore the math and admit defeat. with a growing number of key republicans have begun signaling to him that it's over. the president's unfounded claims of a rigged election are increasingly falling on deaf ears and u.s. election officials, including trump appointees in the department of homeland security on thursday declared the 2020 election the most secure in american history. an extraordinary moment when the government must reaffirm the sanctity of the election as the president insists it was fraudulent. hospitals all over the country on the verge of being overwhelmed with covid patients. more than 1 million americans have tested positive for covid-19 since the election just ten days ago. thursday seeing another record, more than 150,000 new cases in 24 hours. >> we will have the latest on the pandemic just ahead. but first, i want to take you to the trump white house. one person who spoke to the president told cnn he is dej

this shadow pandemic is highlighting the rise of domestic violence, especially ministry for women in term. any, for example, is a banner of the issue, but despite of the important initiatives of this ministry and a strong, a focus on the should every still or lack of comprehensive political measures and be still need to quote the nation office to the implementation of istanbul. command, for example, i see many also european countries and you see all levels of politics, response of before i call the naked and sophisticated extreme plan on buying and 2nd stream and the responsibilities of all the federal ministries interim many for example, i'm clear the funding of human childcare and counseling centers remains unsufficient . there is much to do to turn retail recreate into action. so a lot of suggestions they are for policymakers that you have put forward, and we thank you so much for joining us, especially on the stay in order to share those for us here on news, monica house, or maybe $1.00. thank you. and a quick reminder of the top story that we're following for you here on german

planned on buying and 2nd stream and the responsibilities of all the federal ministries in germany. for example, i'm clear the funding of women childcare and counseling centers remains unsufficient. there is much to do to turn retail recreate into action. so a lot of suggestions they are for policymakers that you have put forward, and we thank you so much for joining us, especially on this day in order to share those for us here on news, monica hauser of maybe $1.00. thank you. now a mysterious block of metal has been found deep in the remote red rock area of the u.s. state of utah. a helicopter crew spotted the object while counting big chord sheep . the block stands at about 3 meters high and appears to be firmly planted on the ground. there is no evidence of how it got there as it. it is the work of an artist or an alley in checking out the mysterious objects out for yourself. it might be difficult to its exact location has not yet been revealed to authorities worry that people might get lost or stranded trying to find it. in fact, in the utah desert, a quick reminder now the top

the chinese foreign ministry has refused to apologize as scott morrison demanded there and says, the straight is, should be ashamed for the actions of its troops. how is a book by using that doctored image? china really gave the prime minister there the chance to claim the moral authority in this, in this whole dispute. and instead off the weeks of being on the back for a reporter, jill dougherty. thank you. as ever at least 3 people have been killed and a further 2 are missing. after flooding triggered what's lies inside. the italian island had been inundated by heavy rain and i thought is now are now evacuating people from low lying areas. and the hardest hit town. a rescue operation is underway. much slower rates have buried everything in their path. in the morning firefighters and volunteers look for missing people in the small town of beatty in north east in sardinia. that have a little drizzle came down. we feel it inside the mud slid down from them through the hole. far as to where we are. get your results or the design talent is shocked . we didn't seen anything like it. duri

and critics also blame the government for this lack of concern because the health ministry no longer reports the number of new infections every day. but only the number of symptomatic patients john uncuffed, angelo, of the opposition c.h.p. says the government is hiding. the real scope of the pandemic is thought the queue will cost so slow. here in istanbul alone, the number of cases is 20 times higher than the tally from the ministry of health from. i'm saying this with regret, but the figures and information we have given are not correct. we're going to go google an image on his on her next house call. although she does not want to take part in political discussions. she knows the debate about the numbers, but doesn't want to get involved. that more and more people disregard the coronavirus rules frustrates her brain, which is surely good. it makes me sad. we are putting so much effort into this work . but what's the point? if so many act as if nothing can happen to that one. and if this doesn't change, we won't see an end to this pandemic sticky because google hopes that she will

and critics also blame the government for this lack of concern because the health ministry no longer reports the number of new infections every day. but only the number of symptomatic patients john uncuffed, angelo, of the opposition c.h.p. says the government is hiding. the real scope of the pandemic is thought so slim. here in istanbul alone, the number of cases is 20 times higher than the tally from the ministry of health from. i'm saying this with regret, but the figures and information we've given are not correct. you know, john is on her next house call. she does not want to take part in political discussions. she knows the debate about the numbers, but doesn't want to get involved that more and more people disregard. the coronavirus rules frustrates her being, which is surely good. it makes me sad. we are putting so much effort into this work . but what's the point? if so many act as if nothing can happen to them? and if this doesn't change, we won't see an end to this pandemic sticky because it goog and hopes that she will soon be able to work as a dentist again. but she also

and the responsibilities of all the federal ministries in germany. for example, i'm clear the funding of human child care is and counseling centers remains unsufficient . there is much to do to turn retail recreate into action. so a lot of suggestions they are for policymakers that you have put forward, and we thank you so much for joining us, especially on the stay in order to share those for us here on news, monica hauser of maybe $1.00. thank you. and to some sports news now in football, byron unix striker robert leven, dusky and coach, handy flick, have been named all of the short list for the best fifa football awards. after byron's trouble winning campaign, they've scored 55 goals in all competitions. last season, the striker can lay claim to being the best player in the world if he wins alongside the usual nominees, leo messi and cristiano ronaldo. now, germany's xenophobe a models on currently playing at olympique li li on it is among the women's best player nominees. the best football award ceremony is on december 17th and in tennis news, th

santos grotto visits to the ministry of fun.normally provide santos to stores and shopping centers. bus expects bookings to be 85 percent this year. we all have to adopt that told me thanks so much for watching. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am, but mostly i'm nothing with the german things deep into german culture. you would think those, grandma, there you go. it's all about who, you know, i'm right. so join me to meet the germans on the coast of the coronavirus river insurrection. what measures are being taken? what does the latest research say? information and context? the coronavirus of data, the code that seems special monday to friday. this is the dam. good news asia coming up today. antigovernment protests rallies by the opposition of the bonding, the removal of prime minister in the government. we asked why and what chance they have more success plus indonesia's coronavirus baby boom. after months of covert destructions, authorities are expecting nearly half a 1000000 more babies born this year than

what the london based ministry of fund says christmas is very much on my well devices. i feel this year we have to accept that christians are going to be a bit different and that's why we've created the center h.q. up to children can go online and meet santa onscreen costume too long. i'm sorry to have to leave and i'm actually funded really, really excited. i feel very positive about what's going to happen. and i mean, i've heard some rumors going around that christmas is coming. but i say on my left boot very head. one more tip to turn them into. tech savvy santas, see anything in the camera and make sure that you are sent it to collect and they're ready to go. but i would like to wish everyone a very merry christmas this year. i was very, very murky. christmas merry christmas and we'll be seeing you next hour with more news and information. you're watching t.v. news lot from berlin up next. a german doctor helping victims of sexual assault or any serious stuff going on. express or it's washed. and you hear me now? oh yes, we're going to tell you and how the last 2 ye

afghans like the australian foreign ministry, has written a formal apology to kabul for the atrocities, but as are comments, such apologies tend not to result in any real action. 2 eggs, australia, and afghanistan, thousands of kilometers apart. one a very keen to help the other. we remind committed as i.e. nation to assisting afghanistan in resisting it. terrorism. resisting the taliban forces providing in cooperation with other countries. i label of stability and to live the lives curity as that you will country can build for itself a strong and prosperous and secure future. it took the australian prime minister a bit more than 13 hours to fly over to kabul to say all that a bit more than 13 years ago. by then, australian troops had already been engaged in the war torn country for several years, almost 20 years ago since the aussies got involved. their number one military man has no other choice, but to say, sorry, i sincerely and unreservedly apologize for any wrongdoing. by a stray in soldiers. i say no choice because allegations of 39 civilian deaths at the hands of his defense fo

and critics also blame the government for this lack of concern because the health ministry no longer reports the number of new infections every day. but only the number of symptomatic patients john uncuffed, undiano of the opposition c.h.p. says the government is hiding. the real scope of the pandemic is thought will because will cost so slow. here in istanbul alone, the number of cases is 20 times higher than the tally from the ministry of health. i'm saying this with regret, but the figures and information we have given are not correct or units who, you know, image on is on her next house call. that she does not want to take part in political discussions. she knows the debate about the numbers, but doesn't want to get involved. that more and more people disregard the coronavirus rules frustrates her being, which is surely good. it makes me sad. we are putting so much effort into this. but what's the point? if so many act as if nothing can happen to them. and if this doesn't change, we won't see an end to this pandemic sticky because it google hopes that she will soon be able to wor

in fact, today, this trade in foreign ministry, chinese foreign ministry has refused to issue an apology as morrison has their demanded. and in fact has intensified its criticism of a straight is saying that australia should feel ashamed for its actions. if a reporter, thank you and formula one, the racing at sunday's the haina was overshadowed by a fiery crash. a french driver was slightly injured and he's been ruled out of next weekend's race. but he was happy to walk away one piece. this was the moment when formula one held its breath career's into a crash barrier and is engulfed in a bowl of flame. miraculously, girl shown a marriage to relatively unscathed from the inferno. but this was an accident that seemed to come from a bygone age. no car had been split in 2 in a crash in 1991, while a crash hadn't caused the car to catch fire since 1999. but there was an angel and groschens shoulder, the halo. the titanium structure protects the driver from head injury. yet there was much skepticism when it was introduced in 2018, not least from the man whose life it almost certainly saved the

indeed that attack was a mistake so here's a part of that statement of apology from the foreign ministry as a by john visits apologies to russia for this tragic incident it was accidental and was not directed against russia as well as john is ready to pay compensation the russian combat helicopter me 24 was attacked in armenian airspace but very close to the border with us or by john as it was accompanying a russian convoy of military vehicles that are permanently stationed in armenia there was a russian military base there that appeared that was set up a long time ago and the units and the russian hardware they're stationed there aren't taking part in the nagorno-karabakh call so that helicopter was hit by a surface to air missile the aircraft lost control and crashed in a mountainous area of armenia 2 people were instantly killed and one of the crew members was injured he's being treated at a hospital and has already been brought back to that russian base now again like i said potential. the situation was explosive but now with that apology from us or by john it looks like things have

the introduction the setting up of a russian peacekeeping mission that according to the russian ministry of defense will comprise of almost 2000 troops and also $380.00 hardware units now this is something that had been discussed previously and there were hints that a russian peacekeeping force could be introduced but there have been no official announcements while now is the time besides this transport hubs and key junctions in the conflict zone must be blocked and this should allow free movement of refugees and also the exchange of prisoners now clearly one of the most important announcement on that agreement that was made came from the russian president vladimir putin who spoke late in the night and this is what we heard from the russian leader. he would you do me and your bridge and president obama leave or me as prime minister nicolle pressure now and russia have signed the declaration announcing the cease fire and stopping combat nagorno-karabakh conflict zone what we're hearing from from the president was or by john sounds much more positive if you compare it to the armenian react

the afghan foreign ministry has described the murders as quote unfit, give a ball and call for justice to be served. but for many afghans when scarred by years of war and regular reports of war crimes by the u.s. led coalition, the findings came as no surprise. afghans were killed as if our blood was worthless . the foreign soldiers come here to serve their own interests, not to help us, but an apology is not the solution. the afghan government must make sure that no foreign soldier can get away with killing afghans. the american soldiers killed many afghans in the past and the u.s. would condemn the actions of its soldiers. but then do nothing about it. i am sure the same will happen, australia, because for them, one of the soldiers is worth a 1000000. afghans like this traitor, foreign ministry, has written a formal apology to a couple for the atrocities, but as a leper trenker. now explain such apologies tend to result or rather not result in any real action. 2 eggs, australia, and afghanistan, thousands of kilometers apart. one, a very keen to help the other. we remind committed as

this shadow pandemic is highlighting the rise of domestic violence, especially ministry for women in term. any for example is a ban of to issue. but despite of the important initiatives of this ministry and a strong, a focus on the should very still a lack of comprehensive political measures. and b. still need to quote the nation office to the implementation of is them would come. and for example, i see many also european countries and you see all levels of politics, response of, before i call the naked and sophisticated acts planned on buying and 2nd stream and the responsibilities of all the federal ministries in germany. for example, i'm clear the founding of the human child and counseling centers remains unsufficient. there is much to do to turn retell, recreate into action. so a lot of suggestions they are for policymakers that you have put forward, and we thank you so much for joining us, especially on the stay in order to share those for us here on news, monica hauser of many $1.00. thank you. it's colombia has produced some top level cyclists over the past years, but none of