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they dive in and it checks everything out there's a lot going on a gamble obama germany tried and tested against. the 60 minutes on d w. y and on demand. language courses. video and audio. anytime anywhere. w. media center. it's about billions. it's about our work. it's about the foundation of the new world order the silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network and so in europe conflicts are inhabitable the consequences unpredictable the guinness book of the say hey the chinese state has a lot of money at its disposal for damage and that's how it's expanding and asserting its status and position in the world he said the beholden to china. he's promising us herder's rich profits but in europe there's a sure the morning you could never accept money from the new superpower will become dependent on a. chinese gateway to europe. starts feb 19th on. this is d w news live from berlin russian opposition leader alexina volleying is arrested in moscow the kremlin critic was detained upon landing at a moscow airport hours after he departed berlin where he was recovering fr

and i mean this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up germany's ruling christian democrats elect obama and russian leader he'll be the top contender for chancellor when angela merkel leaves later this year. india launches the world's largest coronavirus fractionation campaign but there are concerns over the safety of a locally developed vaccine. the u.s. carry this carries out it's the 13th federal execution in just 6 months so donald trump is now if you see more executions in any president since the 19th century. so the new game is electoral commission says the u.s. the most of any has officially won a 6th term as president extending his 35 years in power according to the final results their final results the 76 year old won nearly 59 percent of the vote his main challenger that's probably whine almost 35 percent but he says the election was rigged and soldiers are preventing him from leaving his house. candidate your team 7 to have a workable time having obtained the highest number of votes in the election and the votes cast in his defense being more than 50 percent with a valid vote

the obama's protect its own existence. politicians in germany. public support for tougher restrictions. seem shortages just because. we speak to one. main thing and this is just a joke we have to get the vaccine. and health officials in california warn against using. all the reactions. to the program washington d.c. ramps up security ahead of. troops checkpoints the ready fears on the side. that the f.b.i. and the army are looking at the backgrounds of national guard members to ensure no body within the ranks that could possibly try to incite violence. 247 news live from moscow this is r t pleasure to have your company my names you know our top story. german authorities are split over how to deal with new corona virus strains. infection rates the country has already passed $48000.00 public support for tougher measures that's fallen our europe correspondent peter all of our picks up the story. with germany looking for a solution to the covert 19 crisis there are a number of options available to the government in the fight against the pandemic ther

the terms of the vienna accord, which brought together britain, france, germany, russia, and the u.s. under than president obama'sistration. president trump abandoned the deal in 2018, citing iranian noncompliance. since then, the europeans have been at the forefront of trying to ensure tehran abides by the terms of the deal. reaction to monday's announcement in brussels was clear. >> if this announcement is going to be implemented, by the iranian authorities, it would constitute a considerable departure from iran's nuclear commitment under the jcpoa, with serious nuclear nonproliferation implications. let me recall the importance of avoiding any steps that could undermine the preservation of the nuclear deal. i would like to recall all the previous statements by all the participants of the jcpoa that they are intrinsic and keeping the deal of life. the deal will be kept alive as long as all the participants deliver on their obligations. reporter: the israeli prime minister has condemned iran's move. >> iran has announced that it will increase the level of uranium enrichment and will develop industrial capabiliti

was thrashed out by the 3 european countries britain france germany china russia and of course america the united states under the barack obama administration the hasn't as yet been formal reaction from germany at least nothing from the foreign ministry or indeed the chancellery what's interesting is that before the announcement of this decision in tehran to enrich 20 percent before the christmas holidays the foreign minister here heikal massive the social democrats and said that he felt that there was a window of opportunity in the new year for the deal to be saved but he said the iranians miss not over overplay their hand now obviously those remarks were made prior to this morning's announcement of the decision to enrich 20 percent which effectively means as we were hearing from those that iran is back now potentially enriching at the rate it was doing prior to the agreement being signed in 2015 the one other thing to say here is that at least behind closed doors the feeling is that the european 3 britain france and germany were hoping to see perhaps a change in perspective with the arrival of the new administration in the

germany. good to be. with him on line for obama free to staff the evening course because for me. welcome to a new edition focus on europe thank you so much for joining us today thousands of migrants dream of reaching europe but at the e.u. borders they often get a rude awakening like here in the bosnian refugee camp it recently burned to the ground people have to brace the bitter winter cold authorities have set up new tense but there is still no running water or electricity. from here seems within reach for most migrants and the lipa camp was mia is just a transit stop their goal is to reach the e.u. and so they try and try to cross the border to neighboring croatia for right hills offer the living conditions in the camps are so terrible that moving to a nearby forest seems like a better option for him his big goal is to someday make it to germany and he's willing to enjoy our numerous hardships to make his dream come true. this camp in the forest is what. he has called home for 3 months he shares his homemade tent with 5 other men. just. put. every few days the aid organization

vienna accord which when it was signed brought together britain france germany china russia and the us under then president obama's administration his successor president trump abandoned the deal in 2018 citing iranian noncompliance since then the europeans have been at the forefront of trying to ensure to abide by the terms of the deal helping to by trying to reduce the impact of u.s. sanctions reaction to monday's announcement in brussels was clear if this and also . that is going to be implemented and also meant to by the iranian authorities it would constitute a considerable departure from iran's nuclear commitments under the j c p o a we are serious not on nuclear nonproliferation implications now let me recall also the importance of avoiding any steps that could undermine the preservation of the nuclear deal and here i would like to recall all the previous statements by all the participants of the j c p a way that they are interested in keeping this deal alive and the deal will be kept alive as long as all the participants deliver on their obligations the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has condemn

is not the situation indeed everything changed in 2015 the same year that the obama administration in the ether france germany britain or the middle of finalizing the j c p o a a sea change was happening within the iran al-qaeda axis and gave me some information that is brand new to the public today iran decided. to establish a new operational headquarters on the condition that al qaeda operatives abide by the regime's rules governing al-qaeda stay inside of the country agency and control since 2015 iran has also given up title leaders greater freedom of movement inside of iran under their supervision the iranian ministry of intelligence and security and the iron g.c. have provided safe havens and logistical support things like travel documents id cards passports that enable al qaeda activity as a result of this assistance to his centralize its leadership inside of tehran iman al-zawahiri his deputies are there today and frankly they're living a normal life a kind of terrorist like safe. and the now dead abu mohamed el masry have been able to place a new emphasis on global operations and plotting attacks all

and hold before a court election obama says his treatment makes a mockery of justice also coming up even tougher coronavirus restrictions could be on the way for germany just on to america has moved out the date for a meeting with health officials as 19 cases skyrocket and concerns are growing now over the new and more infectious strains of the virus plus a nation on edge with just days or go until joe biden's inauguration washington d.c. is under an unprecedented level of security amid fears of right wing violence. thank you so much for your company we begin this broadcast in russia where the prominent opposition figure alexina volley has been jailed for 30 days at an impromptu court hearing held at a moscow police station while the mystery of ali was detained immediately on returning to russia yesterday while he's been in germany receiving treatment for a poison attack germany has joined many other countries in condemning the midst of all these arrests a spokesman for german chance on the americal called it. all right let's take you now straight to moscow for the latest our correspondent emily sherwin is standing by what more have you learned. well

poisoned the judge ruled that by traveling to germany of only violated conditions requiring him to report to authorities over a previous criminal case well obama is calling on his supporters to take to the streets in response to what is called a lawless trial dozens of people gathered outside a police building where he's been held almost goes outskirts tents sheltering displaced syrians in italy province filled with water during days of heavy rain around 100 camps have been drenched camps already short of clean water food and medicine the constitutional court of the central african republic has confirmed the president to addenda has been reelected the opposition wants the rerun of december's votes saying that pre-election violence scared voters away and. what you see here all al-jazeera right after counting the cost next. sami's a than this is counting the cost of al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week on track to become the world's biggest economy this decade president she sets another more ambitious target and china become a 30 trillion dollar economy by 2035 more than 100000000 people lose their jobs in india

vienna accord which when it was signed brought together britain france germany china russia and the us under then president obama's administration his successor president trump abandoned the deal in 2018 citing iranian noncompliance since then the europeans have been at the forefront of trying to ensure tehran abides by the terms of the deal helping to by trying to reduce the impact of u.s. sanctions its reaction to monday's announcement in brussels was clear if this announcement is going to be implemented and also went to the iranian authorities it would constitute a considerable departure from iran's nuclear commitments under the j c p o a real serious north nuclear nonproliferation implications now let me recall also the importance of any steps that could undermine the preservation of the nuclear deal and here i would like to recall all the previous statements by all the participants of the j.c.b. a way that they are interested in keeping it is a life and that the old will be kept alive as long as all the participants deliver on their obligations the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has condemned iran'

germany. he's not going to have to spend a lot of time like barack obama did in 2014 gathering that support andrussian news. biden likely to repeal the band on the transgender ban in the armed services. >> this is great news. hundreds of thousands of transgender people are serving or want to serve in the military, and it's a primary source of their health care, and it's a huge change, and the probably the largest single thing biden can do for transgender rights now, it's extraordinary. >> thank you. >>> coming up, until this year, just a ritual that passed the transition from one president to another, but have we been taking that ritual for granted? that ritual may be more important than we all realized. science returning to washington. what that means for all of us. that's all ahead on "american voices." ices." e, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! what does it do bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. only pay for what you need. ♪ liber

and hold before a court election obama says his treatment makes a mockery of justice also coming up an even tougher call no virus restrictions could be on the way for germany just on to america has moved out the date for a meeting with health officials as covert 19 cases skyrocket and concerns are growing now over the new and more infectious strains of the virus.

president obama restore diplomatic ties with cuba in 2015 the reversal is one of several late policy decisions before trump leaves office. stricter lockdown measures have come into force across germany as the country struggles with corona virus infections the measures will further limit social contact and keep schools and non-essential shops closed germany's kovac 1000 death toll past 40000 over the weekend. this is the news from berlin always on twitter and instagram at g.w. news or visit our website at www dot com. the mob that stormed the u.s. capitol last week leaving 5 people dead did so with the urging of the u.s. president violence stoked by donald trump that is why u.s. lawmakers plan to impeach the president this week tonight the trump presidency headed for a disgraceful and deadly end next week trump will leave the white house for good but his angry army they aren't going anywhere i'm bord off in berlin this is the day. and democracy is pretty fixed and i don't think there's time to do an impeachment the president leaves us no choice but to act i think the best thing would be a resignation the president has engaged in an instant our undermining our national security and je

president obama restore diplomatic ties with cuba in 2015 the reversal is one of several late policy decisions before trump leaves office. stricter lockdown measures have come into force across germany as the country struggles with corona virus infections the measures will further limit social contact and keep schools and non-essential shops closed germany's cova 1000 death toll past 40000 over the weekend. this is the news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at g.w. news or visit our website at www dot com. the mob that stormed the u.s. capitol last week leaving 5 people dead did so with the urging of the u.s. president violence stoked by donald trump that is why u.s. lawmakers plan to impeach the president this week tonight the trump presidency headed for a disgraceful and deadly end next week trump will leave the white house for good but his a re army they aren't going anywhere i'm bord off in berlin this is the day. i democracy is 46 days and i don't think there's time to do an impeachment the president needs us no choice but to act i think the best thing would be a resignation the president has engaged in things that our undermining our national security and jeopardi

president obama restore diplomatic ties with cuba in 2015 the reversal is one of several late policy decisions before trump leaves office. stricter lockdown measures have come into force across germany as the country struggles with corona virus infections the measures will further limit social contact and keep schools and non-essential shops closed germany's kovan 1000 death toll past 40000 over the weekend. this is the news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at g.w. news or visit our website that's d.w. dot com. the mob that stormed the u.s. capitol last week leaving 5 people dead did so with the urging of the u.s. president violence stoked by donald trump that is why u.s. lawmakers plan to impeach the president this week tonight the drunk presidency headed for a disgraceful and deadly end next week trump will leave the white house for good but his army they aren't going anywhere i'm bord off in berlin this is the day. i democracy is $46.00 days and i don't think there's time to do an impeachment the president leaves us no choice but to act i think the best thing would be a resignation the president has engaged in is the use of our undermining our national security and

obama five years ago. it is a way for them to maybe try to find a framework to have peaceful discussions among them. you mentioned germanytions this year. september will be the most elections in germany -- in europe. tom: after september will move on to october and hopefully we are involved in g20 meetings. thank you so much, greatly appreciated on this important friday. futures are -13, dow futures -98. michael scholl next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: this morning, things changed at the --after the elections. a heated debate has come a near $2 trillion in stimulus, more coming as joe biden gives to congress information on the state of the union come february. financial markets are quite3 new debt yields are lower. a moonshot revolves from 90. lincoln is missing, can trump exit the white house? they say there is a bust of lincoln. would someone please count the silverware? shades of the lincoln 20 years ago -- of the clinton's 20 years ago. this happens every time ts

it was germany that lead that it was because of a trump bringing back in the sanctions against iran even though a lot of german companies already had started relationships with them under obama's peace plan exactly so did dollars a share dick lobel as they so that to globalization is also a big factor here because heading into the 21st century were.

former president barack obama be in biden's white house, joining me to talk about that and the priorities that the incoming administration is ric grenell, former u.s. ambassador to germanyning, ric, thank you so much for being here. >> thanks, maria. maria: so what do you think in terms of policy priorities and the picks that you've seen so far? we know that susan rice has been tapped to run joe biden's foreign policy council. that doesn't need senate confirmation. your reaction to that and what we will see coming out of this new administration? >> well, susan rice has been tapped to do domestic policy and what is really interesting about that is she's got no experience in domestic policy. she is going to be somebody who is incredibly influential. remember that she was national security adviser so she knows that entire apparatus. we were told that she wanted to be secretary of state in the obama administration. they were making moves towards that but she didn't have the votes so they backed off on that and so i think the reality is she's going to be running foreign policy, domestic policy, she's probably extremely happy that kamala harris is going to be preoccupied with

that was germany that led that it was because of a trump bringing back in the sanctions against iran even though a lot of german companies already had started relationships with them under obama's peace plan exactly so did dollars a say dick lobel is a so that big old officials also a big factor here because heading into the 21st century we're heading into that period to globalization that means that all of the globalization that went on with the u.s. dollar as world reserve currency is cracking apart is breaking. apart germany in europe you know they've got energy reliance on countries that the u.s. the has decided is not go or not going to happen or shaky about or nervous about and so the european union is like look you know we we're not going to freeze to death you know work we need energy and so or if it means d. dollars ation and developing parallel payments games and paolo ways to do business around the world outside of the u.s. dollar you know that's what we're going to do if they have the energy needs there but they also have you know germany is a really high tech producer manufacturer of goods and china imports a lot from germany so if they lose that market because the

obama said he told putin to cut it out interfering in the 2016 election. perfect transition to the trump presidency. putin and trump met at the g20 first time in germany.g him up during dinner next to melania trump. months later met on the sidelines of another summit and trump said he believed the former kgb agent on denials that he had interfered in america's election. >> what i said there i believe he believes that and nats very important for somebody to believe. i believe he feels he and russia did not meddle in the election. >> the statement after u.s. intelligence reported russia did in fact meddle. and to hurt hillary clinton leading to the most inif a moment between the u.s. president and putin. cowling to putin. his own intelligence community, when he said this -- >> i have great confidence in my intelligence people, but i will tell you that president putin be was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> trump was swiftly condemned back home denying he took the word of an adversary over word of the cia, nsa, fbi and director of national intelligence, but, of course, he did. that moment was just one that illustrated how soft preside

. >> so we decided to send obama just a few months before the election to afghanistan, iraq, jordan, israel, france, the united kingdom, germanyn president in november, he will bring peace. >> i doubt we're going to have a million screaming germans. let's tamp down expectations. >> 900,000. >> the center piece of the tread was a speech he would give in berlin. we envisioned this as, you know, deliberately echoing some of the more iconic presidential speeches overseas. reagan, "tear down this wall." kennedy, benign berliner. >> the walls between allies on either side of the atlantic cannot stand. the walls between the countries with the most and those with the least cannot stand. the walls between races and tribes, natives and immigrants, christians and muslims and jews cannot stand. these now are the walls we must tear down. thank you, berlin. god bless you. thank you. >> the world can see something that was hopeful. i think the people internationally could see, you know, when america is better the world is better, too, and with a great leader, like, we could be at our best. >> barack obama very rarely made a mistake. we were

obama and it had mixed results there so let's see how things pan out in the next 4 years or a hollande thank you. all traditional u.s. allies are celebrating biden's multilateral approach france germany and nato all welcome the departure of donald trump they were commission president hailed it as a new dawn joe biden's own loss will be a message of fueling for deeply divided nation and it will be a message of hope for a world that is waiting for the u.s. to be back in the circle of like minded states this time honored ceremony on the steps of the u.s. capitol will be a demonstration of the resilience of american democracy and the resound ing proof that once again after full long years europe as of friend in the white house while there is hope across western capitals others are more cautious china's foreign ministry hopes for a collaboration beneficial to both sides adding it would protect its sovereignty russia says it's ready for a constructive dialogue taking mutual interests into account palestine's president hopes for a comprehensive and just peace process how mars which controls gaza says it doesn't regret trumps departure because he was a real and direct partner of the israeli

when president obama condemned the south china sea and china did it anyway and said there needs to be a mindset change, stuart. like the british in the late 1800s never saw the u.s. or germany chinese coming. stuart: that's a very interesting historical analogy right there. you pulled that one right out of the hat. edward, you're all right. thank you for joining us. we do have a reversal of policy on which chinese companies can be listed on the new york stock exchange. the decision to d list has been reversed. which ones. susan: china mobile, china you in a calm, telecommute occasion companies were going to be de- listed but the new york stock exchange in order to comply with the ban by president trump but then a surprise term reversing because they will keep the stocks now traded and listed on the exchange. the only reason they gave which was confusing people on wall street was they consulted with relevant regulatory authority. stuart: what that? susan: exactly what wall street is saying. it's bizarre and the lack of clarity and we don't know who that disparate investors are speculating it's simply what the trump administration has wanted but adding confusion, by the way,