sparked anger in ukraine, sweden, and other opponents of moscow and minsk, but on friday, the nobel foundation decided to invite ambassadors from russia and belarus this year's nobel awards ceremony in stark contrast to the decision to ban ambassadors from those countries in 2022. >> russia and belarus back on the guest list. after a year's absence, the two countries have been invited to the nobel prize award ceremonies. representatives were barred from attending in 2022 because of pressure's invasion of ukraine. the nobel foundation's executive director explains the decision. >> last year, we made an exception, but we are going back to what we have always done. it is difficult for us. it is not our role to evaluate world politics from year to year and who deserves to be invited. >> the nobel foundation said it seeks to include even those who do not share its values. the decision has sparked anger. several swedish lawmakers who traditionally receive invitations have said they will boycott this year's ceremonies. >> russia is currently conducting a war of aggression against a peaceful neighbor.

india defeated russia and became the first country to land on the south pole of the moon, the nobel foundation will not invite the ambassadors of russia, belarus and iran to the award ceremony in stockholm, the decision to invite everyone to the ceremony caused a stormy reaction , the foundation therefore decided to return to last year's experience but as before, all ambassadors will be invited to the ceremony in oslo, in oslo, in the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, such a decision was called by the nobel foundation a victory for humanism, but the diplomats are convinced that the oslo ceremony will also should take place without the ambassadors of russia and belarus in turkey, six people died out of 42 people were injured when a truck with sand drove into the oncoming lane and crashed into a bus, a car wreck occurred in the south -west of the country, five passengers died at the scene, one more person died in the driver's hospital and 40 victims were hospitalized. it is known that the bus was transporting people who were going to a wedding. the powerful typhoon saul today hit hong kong

the nobel foundation has reversed its decision to invite russian and belarussian ambassadors to this in stockholm. a number of swedish mps had warned they would boycott the ceremony. however, the ambassadors are still invited to the awarding of the nobel peace prize in oslo, which is organised by the norwegian nobel committee. the home secretary, suella braverman, has asked for a review of police impartiality after accusing some officers in england and wales of "being involved in political matters". the police federation, which represents officers, said the government was "constantly" changing "the goal posts" — one minute wanting officers to "be more involved, the next", asking them to "act like robots". sales of dashcams in the uk have boomed in recent years, which means bad drivers are far more likely to be caught on film, creating a wealth of potential evidence. lincolnshire police are inviting motorists to submit footage of incidents, leading to hundreds of warnings and penalty points. crispin rolfe has the story. you can't police every road, but it does help when drivers have d

meanwhile, ukraine hasjoined several swedish lawmakers in condemning the nobel foundation's decision this year's ceremony in stockholm. they say the move is irresponsible because of russia's war on ukraine. nobel officials say invitations were extended to all countries with diplomatic missions in sweden and norway. india's supreme court is considering petitions challenging prime minister narendra modi's decision to strip indian—administered kashmir of its semi—autonomy. new delhi took direct control in 2019 and now, the security forces are being accused of a campaign of arrests and intimidation of journalists. india and pakistan both claim the kashmir region and each control part of it. the area under indian control has seen insurgencies by several militant groups and the security forces are accused of cracking down on those reporting events. the bbc has spoken to several journalists with stories of serious abuse. 0ur south asia correspondent yogita limaye, has more from the city of srinagar. —— 0ur south asia correspondent yogita limaye has more from the city of srinagar. this is the

the baltic sea, the prime minister of sweden, ulf kristerson, welcomed the rejection of the nobel foundation's decision to invite the russian ambassadors of iran and belarus to a banquet on the occasion of the awarding of the nobel prizes this year in stockholm. at first, the decision caused violent reactions, so they decided to return to last year's experience. and earlier, all ambassadors will be invited to the ceremony in oslo, where the annual peace prize is awarded, nothing to do with democracy, for the third day in a row, the enemy is simulating the so-called temporary elections residents of the occupied territories do not want to participate in such a show, that is why they had to bring a crowd from russia , the mayor of melitopol ivan fedorov said, the occupiers are forcing local residents to take part in the so-called voting at gunpoint, they are driving out public servants and have already achieved record support of 89% of votes, the enemy is saying that the elections will be recognized by the international community by other countries, it is of course fake and you and i saw the resu

handed over during the search, the prime minister of sweden olf kristerson welcomed the refusal nobel foundation from the decision to invite the ambassadors of russia, iran and belarus to a banquet on the occasion of the awarding of the nobel prizes this year in stockholm. at first, the decision caused a violent reaction, so they decided to return to last year's experience. landing on the moon india set its sights on the sun and the country's space agency launched the first spacecraft to study this star the mission started at 11:50 local time the space vehicle will travel one and a half million kilometers in about four months and will be on the line between the earth and the sun, noted india defeated russia and became the first country to land on the south pole of the moon. from monday , four more social services will appear in the media. for a sick child, assistance to persons with childhood disabilities, as well as assistance to a single mother or father, currently a particularly relevant complex of services with adoption , noted the deputy minister of social politician kostyantyn koshelenko,

the nobel foundation announced it will not invite the ambassadors of russia, belarus, and iran to attendel prize awards ceremony in stockholm, reversing an earlier decision after sparking criticism. last year the foundation did not invite the ambassadors of russia and belarus because of moscow's invasion of ukraine. after lashing parts of hong kong and macau, typhoon saola has made landfall in the southern chinese province of guangdong early saturday. so far one person has been killed in the dangerous storm, with severe winds leaving a trail of devastation and stranding hundreds of hong kong travellers. former un ambassador, congressman and new mexico governor bill richardson has died. president biden called richardson a patriot and true original in a statement. us secretary of state antony blinken said in his own statement richardson dedicated his life to public service. richardson helped negotiate the release of americans detained abroad. he bargained for the release of hostages and detainees held by regimes in north korea, cuba, iraq, myanmarand sudan. most recently he helped secure t

i am also glad to see you on friday, so, so, alexander , the nobel foundation will again receive ambassadorsrom russia , belarus and iran. at the 2023 award ceremony in stockholm, although last year they decided not to invite representatives two countries due to the war in ukraine, russia and belarus, the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine has already condemned such a decision, as stated in the message of the foreign ministry of ukraine, and such a decision is explained by the desire to directly prove their values ​​even to those states that oppose to bring the values ​​of humanism to russia and belarus sisyphus sisyphus and work e we see how this week the pope spoke to the leader of russian culture peter the first and e catherine the second we see how the nobel committee is ready to see posle in russia belarus and iran does not this mean alexander that the world is preparing to forgive russia for the war in ukraine, i don’t think so. because it’s probably some kind of stockholm syndrome when they didn’t get hurt, but they actually accept terrorists as the norm. i think that the roots of

at least three swedish party leaders are boycotting this year's prize ceremonies after the nobel foundationy the move is irresponsible because of russia's continuing war against ukraine. the invitation is a reversal from last year, when the private foundation declined to invite russia. a popularfemale bear has been shot dead on the outskirts of a town in central italy. a man has claimed he opened fire on the animal out of fear. the bear, named amarena, was filmed earlier this week roaming around a town in the abruzzo region with her two cubs. a local governor said no bear had ever threatened residents. you're live with bbc news. tens of millions of people in hong kong and neighbouring southern china are sheltering indoors as typhoon saola passes over the south china sea. it's skirted southern hong kong but the city has been lashed by high winds that have toppled trees. these are pictures from the chinese city of shenzhen. further north, 800,000 people have been evacuated in china's guangdong province. its governor has called on the public to engage in a state of near—war against the storm.

the nobel foundation has reversed its decision to invite russian and belarusian ambassadors to this year'sr of swedish mps had warned they would boycott the ceremony. however, the ambassadors are still invited to the awarding of the nobel peace prize in oslo, which is organised by the norwegian nobel committee. franak viacorka is chief political advisor to the exiled belarusian presidential candidate sviatlana tsihanouskaya, who campaigned against the invitation. hejoined me earlier to give his reaction to the decision. of course, we welcome the decision of swedish foundation not to invite lukashenko as ambassador and the russian ambassador lukashenko as ambassador, belarusian ambassador to the ceremony, but still up to the norwegian committee to decide what will happen in oslo. but we believe there is no place. it shouldn't be any place for lukashenko�*s representatives because he is illegal president and it will be very bad message to belarusian people and political prisoners, including belarus last year, nobel laureate who is injail right now. it was interesting that the from the nobel

the nobel foundation has reversed its decision to invite russian and belarussian ambassadors to this prize award in stockholm. it follows a backlash, with a number of swedish mps saying they would boycott the ceremony. however, the ambassadors are still invited to the awarding of the nobel peace prize in oslo, that's organised by the norwegian nobel committee. live now to franak viacorka, chief political advisor to exiled belarusian presidential candidate sviatlana tsihanouskaya, who campaigned against the invitation. thank you forjoining us. you campaigned against this invitation, what is your initial reaction to this change of heart from sweden? {131 this change of heart from sweden? of course we welcome the decision of the swedish foundation not to invited the ambassadors to the ceremony, but still, we will decide what will happen in oslo. we believe there is no place and there shouldn't be any place for them because he is doubly illegal president. it would be a bad message to political prisoners. it president. it would be a bad message to political prisoners.— to political prison

. >>> the nobel foundation is bowing to criticism and says they won't invite russia, belarus and stockholm foundation's original decision to include them at the stockholm banquet drew strong condemnation from ukraine and sweden. it the said it wasn't in keeping with the value the nobel prizes represent. >>> north korea says it's launching several cruise missiles saturday morning, it was a tactical nuclear attacks simulation at about 4 a.m. saturday. the that followed a launch on thursday. it was a warning to demonstrate what it called an actual nuclear war danger. >>> the state of texas just passed a new law that increases the punishment for some drunk drivers. governor greg abbott signed the law in june but it went into effect on friday. it says those convicted of killing another motorist while driving intoxicated will have to pay child support if the person is a parent or guardian. they will have to make those payments until the child is 18 or until the child graduates from high school whichever is later. someone can't pay the restitution because they're incarcerated they're expected to

and the nobel foundation refers its course, this inviting the russians and ambassador from its annualn got major backlash for inviting those countries as a war in ukraine rages on bri. nobel prize announcements set to begin the first week in october. for more on these and other storage up and down the fox news app scan the qr code on your screen go to foxnews.com/apps. >> i cannot guarantee after one meeting that is going to be gone tomorrow. but i feel this is a step in the right direction. i am to hear to tell new yorkers we are not done with this. that's not the end it's the beginning may be the end of the beginning. >> new york democratic governor assuring new yorkers she's working on a solution to the state migrant crisis. she and newark mayor eric adams with the discipline and washington ramping up their demands for federal assistance. joining snl new york republican congressman anthony d'esposito sits on the house homeland security committee. i must be interesting for you as a republican to watch a big city democrat mayor and a big city democrat governor going to washington to

majority of those who came here, they came for the sake of science for that , to build the foundation for future nobel my hat and want to say a huge thank you to alexander mikhailovich sergeev, the future president of the round. he managed to find time to give us a whole course on laser physics. it was amazing on its own i want to say, thank you for those conversations, in short, over a glass of coffee, and the fate of russian science at the academy of science is amazing, and i want to say that i also thank the films for showing, that they have now taken unprecedented measures in order to ensure us with equipment and truly complex problems, and the national center for physics and mathematics. yes, it is even more fundamental for us. and we only had 50 people here. but those tasks that were set before us by the government and, let’s say , humanity. they really require the best of the best, but as they say, if you are surrounded, then you can attack in any direction, and we decided to create a student scientific society. but our ambitions matched the ambitions of those people who called us here, and we

and when does the nobel prize will get more awards money this year, totaling nearly $1000000.00. the neville neville foundation says it's increasing the amounts to reflect it's stronger financial position. it also compensates for decline, and the value of the swedish crown, a shipping needs to get green of the maritime industry accounts for around 3 percent of label, greenhouse gas emissions. that's why one of the biggest companies in the business has just taken a step towards having a more environmentally friendly fit. there she lives in copenhagen harbor. laura, the pride of the world largest shipping company maersk at a 170 meters long. laura is considered a smaller container ship, but it is unique. laura is a 1st container ship to run on bio methanol and no longer our climate damaging heavy fuel oil. something mirrors can take satisfaction and it means a lot to me to see that we are the, let's say the pioneers in the car from isaac, the industry. and that's, we were making this happen here. and now, and we have a ship with us. and this is only this far, so it's because i think the other for us is that it's

nobel prize many times in recognition of his heroism. really great american. >> yeah. absolutely. his loss will be keenly felt. you in some capacities with your foundationo many families will thank you for that as well. really appreciate getting your insights on really an american hero. thank you so much. >> thank you, kim. >>> and for more information on diane's work and how you can help americans who are being held hostage and detained overseas, you can go to the jame jamesfoleyfoundation.org. >>> israeli prime minister has joined a task force to look for groups trying to infiltrate. violence erupted after the eritrean government clashed and police fired stun grenades and some officers who felt their lives were being threatened fired live rounds. cnn's hadas gold is in jerusalem for us. hadas, explain what's behind this. >> reporter: this is a unique story. while protests and clashes are not unusual, this is more about another country and another country's issues that happens to be happening within israel. we've seen similar issues happening in the last weeks. it's happened in sweden, germany and norway with similar results. although what happened on

volunteer work, where his nonprofit foundation worked to free people who are held hostage and wrongfully detained abroad. he was nominated multiple times for the nobel peace prize, including this year of 2023. richardson was a guest on politicsnation many times, but my connection with richardson started when he worked with reverend jesse jackson. reverend jackson became an envoy for democracy to the -- of africa, while he was u.n. and bassett are. and he held a big session for reverend jackson at the u end that -- brought me along with him. and that began our friendship. i spoke with him today, who said that he and richardson spoke just this week about what was going on in -- and trying to deal with ali bongo, the head of state who's been deposed. and he considered richardson a friend, and was stunned at his death. and most recently, i connected back with richardson through his efforts to release basketball star brittney griner. he was a towering figure, he was an example of latinos in power, but that really served all humanity. he was a man that others would not dare to go -- have gone to get those that were hostage. may he rest in power. more poli