they are publishing again caricatures of the prophet muhammad which it was the- touchy issue at the centerof that awful terror attack back in twenty fifteen and- immediately after that attack they did. publish in an image or a caricature of muhammad but since then they haven't. and explain here on the website that many times they were asked to do so since twenty fifteen as a sort of a- a question of principle on freedom of expressionhat not. books they never thought it was really worth doing until now because as this trial is taking place which involves. alleged accomplices to- the attack they feel that it's important to sort of again- show- how we had the issue of hope to have the issue of frereedom of f speech freedom expression. and even the freedom to offend. is a vital. signs of deeply cherished p principlele in frenh republicanism and in the friendship public space. so onee of the reactions when you've got the widow of one of the cartoonist who died in that attack at george. lewinski she said it was an adult issues move. as others. at salve said. where where do you see the courage he

very successful business woman she knew how to choose the right people to work for our citrus prophet muhammad. she turned off a lot of marriages as being a respectable ritual but a lot of men proposed and at that time almost 1500 years she knew how to say no to a man she's the one who asked prophet muhammad to get married so she has the guts of note to say we all this is the man i don't see the cause i think is good for me i will see if i detour was empowered she was an empowered woman. cyro mosul is a political scientist she works for the women's n.g.o.s in paris the group fights for equality and justice in muslim families her own family originally came from morocco as a teenager in france she encountered prejudice against her faith time and again. i was a well spoken child i was very loud i was very proud to be able to memorize so many sweat from the what i and and if any being the elder daughter of an in miami is not easy because the community looks up to you but when i was young i didn't feel this pressure i was actually looking up to my father i liked reading the outloud in the mosque i

now the french satirical weekly charlie hebdo is to republic controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad it's marking a trial juz a start on wednesday of 14 alleged accomplices to an attack on the magazine's headquarters back in 201512 people were killed including some of france's most celebrated cartoonists the cartoons of the prophet muhammad were 1st printed by the magazine in 2006 and caused anger across the muslim world. i saw as leader in turkey is under arrest and was caught in the southern city of daraa by security forces they say he was receiving orders from iraq and syria to launch an attack in turkey and i will nightclub attack killed 39 people 3 years ago and a bomb attack in istanbul killed 12 people and 2060. now israel has reopened its only border crossing with gaza after return an agreement with her master and 2 weeks of hostility if along that border a cease fire deal brokered by katha well allow for critical supplies including fuel to cross into the before. our correspondent how a force that has morphine for mastery through. israel brings an end to the in century balloo

helping gunmen attack the french magazine which caused outrage by publishing cartoons of the prophet muhammad. become a bridge commander who oversaw the torture and killing of thousands of cambodians dies in hospital. and china rejects a pentagon report which warns of beijing's plans to double its nuclear stockpile. now alexina valmy is the victim of a mad attempts and russia must oncet difficult questions that's the message from the german government which says it has unequivocal proof that the kremlin critic was poisoned with a soviet era nerve agent called off the chalk the problem dissidents fell ill on a flight last month 10 days ago he was airlifted from siberia to berlin where doctors say he is in a serious but stable condition doctors who treated have on the in russia say they found no evidence of poisoning but german toxicology tests detected nothing chalk that's a soviet era nav agent that was used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter in britain 2 years ago alexina by. alex an avanti was a victim of an attack with a chemical nerve agent of the navi child group this poison

suspects accused of helping gunmen attack the french magazine which published cartoons of the prophet muhammad the. french president emmanuel visits iraq and reiterated to support to safeguard its sovereignty. is the ultimate judge. right now. one of the thousands who lost loved ones in cambodia's killing fields the commanders commander who ran a torture present doesn't speak. alexina valley is the victim of an america attempt and russia must oncet difficult questions that's the message from the german government which says it has unequivocal proof that the kremlin critic was subjected to a russian made chemical nerve agent the prominent opposition figure fell ill during a flight to moscow he is now in a serious but stable condition at a hospital in ballan where he was brought from siberia 10 days ago doctors who treated in a valley in russia say they found no evidence of poisoning a german government spokesman says toxicology tests on blood samples so the presence of the nazi chalk a creep. that's the same soviet era chemical that was used to poison former russian spy 2nd scrapple and his dau

paris for helping gunmen attacked a french magazine that published controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad. i'm about this and this is all jazeera live from doha also coming up. right now one of the thousands who lost loved ones in cambodia's killing fields. who oversaw the torture and deaths dies in hospital. u.s. president donald trump visits. domestic terror for the violent protests against the police shooting of jacob lake. a once in a decade chance to be counted by the coronavirus could affect the u.s. census minorities and communities and congress. 14 people accused of helping gunmen attacked the french satirical magazine charlie hebdo are going on trial the magazine was targeted after publishing controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad security was tight as police convoys carried the accused and arrives at court a short time ago it's been 5 years since armed men stormed the paris office of charlie hebdo 12 people were killed a policewoman of 4 people inside a jewish supermarket were killed over the following 48 hours the 3 gunmen were shot by police in separate standoffs tasha

in separate standoffs charlie hebdo was targeted after publishing derogatory cartoons of the prophet muhammad that tasha buffalo's joining us on the line from paris natasha this is undoubtedly going to be a very closely watched trial just talk us through what's going to be happening. yes it can be in a packed people in front they were outpouring of grief they will be a very closely watched trial not the gunman. involved in those attacks. by police at the time brothers and cherie squashy stormed the offices of the sharia. paper killing 12 people including a police officer outside over the next 2 days their colleague friend and collaborator coulibaly short said a policewoman and said for stitches that he'd taken when they played siege to a jewish supermarket in the city so the absence of the government what we have today of 40 other people who go on trial and they are accused of offering some form of logistical help to government that could be a help in bed with provided that with weapons or shelter or communication there are varying degrees of help with these people 11 of these people are actu

well the french satirical weekly charlie hebdo is to republic controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad it's marking a trial that's due to start on wednesday of 14 alleged accomplices to an attack on the magazine's headquarters back in 201512 people were killed including some of france's most celebrated cartoonists the cartoons of the prophet muhammad were 1st printed by the magazine in 2006 and caused anger across the muslim world. china has warned india over rising tensions at their disputed border both countries accuse each other's troops of crossing the line of actual control india says it disrupted what it calls provocative military movements by chinese troops in the east in the dark region overnight on sunday or china counters that indian forces violated its territorial sovereignty during operation on monday centered on the southern shore of punggol in from the engine to phone in troops illegally crossed a line or provocation college and run your attention into violence or trying to start our sovereignty and the 2 sides agreements and consensus no mind peace and tranquility on the

killers were shot dead by police the magazine was targeted because it published cartoons of the prophet muhammad. british actor tilda swinton has received a golden lion lifetime achievement award on the opening night of the venice film festival it's the industry's 1st major festival to be held since the beginning of the corona virus pandemic and strict safety measures are in place. this is d w news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram or visit our website w dot com. or. german doctors treating russian opposition figures say without a doubt he was poisoned with a form of the soviet era nerve agent no german chancellor angela merkel today called it attempted murder a crime to silence dissent germany the european union the u.k. and the u.s. are all demanding an explanation from moscow tonight a new diagnosis from the west with del full consequences for the russia vladimir putin i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. and it's enough alexei navalny was the victim of an attack with a chemical agent off and 3. this makes it that there's responsibly russia be identified i'm cool to just assu

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or the french magazine or charlie hebdo reprints its controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad reigniting debate. terror trials getting underway 5 years after the bloody attack on the publications offices in paris. with the big stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well welcome to the weekly in our to international i mean o'neill. berlin and moscow are locked in a diplomatic row over the alleged nerve agent poisoning of russian opposition figure alexina valmy this sunday the russian foreign ministry question berlin's ultimatum to provide an explanation for what happened suggesting it is the german side that's not being forthcoming if the german government is sincere and instead months it should respond to their quest of the russian general prosecutor's office as soon as possible that was passed along on the 27th of august it is the german side that really less urgency by not sending a response berlin is slowing down the very investigative process it is calling for is that on purpose ultimatums do not help anyone move forward but it's never explanations fo

breakdown friendship circle magazine surely abdo has reprinted controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad the head of a terror trial into the slaying of their employees in 2015 by islamist gunmen the reaction to that and more after the break. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. look at russia saying it's ready to move ahead with large scale testing of its new coronavirus vaccine last month the country became the 1st nation in the world to register a job fears were expressed in the west the corners must have been cut not it might end up doing more harm than good but no details of the potential cure have been published for the world to see. reports. at the start of trench 28 good news it was hard to come by but as we move that autumn it seems that bind us all in pleasanter to report on as many will now about russia practices that was fast tracked and gives great advice but all the results are now on friday it was announced back in notice that nicotine has indeed a strong imm

jewish supermarket in commemoration of the victims the magazine has republished the controversial prophet muhammad cartoons believed with partly motivated the attack the move triggered a furious reaction from the iranian foreign ministry but president mccrone say freedom of expression is parliament. as the trial into the january 25th dean attacks begins to be french means to defend the right to make people laugh the freedom to mock to ridicule and to caricature which voltaire claimed was the source of the rest to be french means always to be on the side of the freedom fighters well charlie hebdo is back in the spotlight here in france and that's because as that trial is underway that important trial it's decided to take a bold decision according to some some of described it perhaps as being more idiotic and that is to republicans some of its most controversial cartoons which depict the prophet mohammed the muslim prophet now it was those types of cartoons that were published by the magazine that initially put a target on its back and led to that attack back in 2015 in which 12 people were murdered

magazine reprinting the cartoons of prophet muhammad's but of course that doesn't mean that necessarily those are magazines need to be cuddled by that reaction. extremist groups will always try to find a way to take what's happening and played it to their advantage they'll call these people were standing on trial as heroes i mean those especially who. say that they support what happened- they'll call those people traders who say that they denied it and that they didn't know what they were doing. and they'll still play into the narrative of the infidel insulting the process in this long. so we'llll havaveo see what happens the one thing that should. g give everyone soe sesense of nororm. hope guesssse fact that at this moment right nonow and t twenty twenty.. isis nonot w where it was in two thousandnd fifteen. and even al qaeda is playing more of a local game at the current momoment and so. their ability o take advantage of thesee kinds of m media events i is mucuch me limitedd because-- there's not really a place for foreign fighters to go. at this particular moment it's going to be ha

gatherings that took place last sunday to commemorate the death of hossein the grandson of the prophet muhammad in kerbala is one of the reasons saudis believe these numbers are going up and we've spoken to somebody from the health ministry who told us that they are actually going to be conducting more tests in the coming days so they expect these numbers to actually increase even though we've seen a slight decrease over the past 24 hours it's still expected to go up we also have heard from officials who say that the mosques in anbar province in western iraq will reopen as of sunday across the country mosques continue to be closed to people but because that province has had very low numbers there's about 36 confirmed cases in the past 24 hours the authorities have said that they will reopen the mosques in that province but the officials have said that assura commemorations in the city of karbala in the south of the country last sunday is the reason they're seeing this spike now. comment from the government about possibly losing control of the virus i mean the very serious language what are they

was a very successful business woman she knew how to choose the right people to work for our prophet muhammad. she turned off a lot of marriages as being a respectable ritual but a lot of men proposed and at that time almost 1500 years she knew how to say no to me and she's the one who asked prophet muhammad to get married so she has the guts of note to say this is the man i can see the cult i think is good for me i will see if i ditch or was empowered she was an empowered to my. sorrow marceau is a political scientist she works for the women's n.g.o.s in paris the group fights for equality and justice in muslim families her own family originally came from morocco as a teenager in france she encountered prejudice against her faith time and again. i was a well spoken child i was very loud and i was very proud to be able to memorize so many sweat from the what i and and if any being the elder daughter of an in mom is not easy because the community looks up to you but when i was young i didn't feel this pressure i was actually looking up to my father i liked reading that and outloud in the mosqu

was a very successful businesswoman she knew how to choose the right people to work for our prophet muhammad. she turned off a lot of marriages as being a respectable ritual but a lot of men proposed and at that time almost 1500 years she knew how to say no to me and she's the one who asked prophet muhammad to get married so she has the guts of not to say we all this is the man i can see the cause i think is good for me i was if i detour was empowered she was an empowered to my. sorrow marceau is a political scientist she works for the women's n.g.o.s in paris the group fights for equality and justice in muslim families her own family originally came from morocco as a teenager in france she encountered prejudice against her faith time and again. i was a well spoken child i was very loud and i was very proud to be able to memorize so many separate from the what i and and if any being the elder daughter of an in mom is not easy because the community looks up to you but when i was young i didn't feel this pressure i was actually looking up to my father i liked reading the outloud in the mosque

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being killed by police the magazine was targeted because it had published cartoons that mock the prophet muhammad you know views lisa lois that the widow of one of the charlie hebdo staff who perished in that terror attack these women ski is still traumatized 5 years ago her husband was killed in the islamist attack on shall yep till he was a cartoonist at the magazine and the love of her life. my life was turned upside down its absence the absence of his gaze that accompanied me for 47 years. this absence has caused me to fall ill with cancer and i have regular nightmares in some of them i become my husband and live through his last moments facing the kalashnikov. and i. marries is one of the plaintiffs in the court case she's hoping the hearings will provide her with some answers to many. of our. best and honor their decision i need to understand as best as i can what was in the mind of his assess interest question. comes here. any additional information could help me get closer to what my husband went through the moment he got killed or more men. the attack put france on high alert the terrori

along with 11 other suspects the magazine was targeted because it published cartoons of the prophet muhammad which both muslims say is prohibited d.w. is lisa vu he has been speaking with the widow of one of the victims maddie's wilensky is still traumatized 5 years ago her husband george was killed in the islamist attack on shell yet though he was a cartoonist at the magazine and the love of her life. my life was turned upside down it's his absence the absence of his gaze that accompanied me for 47 years. this absence has caused me to fall ill with cancer and i have regular nightmares here and some of them i become my husband and live through his last moments facing the kalashnikov sabbaton i. marries is one of the plaintiffs in the court case she's hoping the hearings will provide her with some. demand that. the coupons are. best seen on a decision i need to understand as best as i can what was in the mind of his assassin should have questioned. making comes here. any additional information could help me get closer to what my husband went through the moment he got killed or more men. in. t

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the french satirical magazine shall be able to reprint its controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad reigniting debate of terror trial gets underway 5 years after the bloody attack on the publications offices.

the front cover of the latest edition features the 12 original cartoons of the prophet muhammad, ones this tweet says, the french headline reads "tout ca pour ca", which means "all of that for this". let's go to paris now and speak to the journalist anne elisabeth moutet. anne elisabeth, welcome to outside source. for you, it anne elisabeth, welcome to outside source. foryou, it is anne elisabeth, welcome to outside source. for you, it is a personal matter. it is a very personal matter because i knew several of the killed cartoonists, and we used to work together on a television news talk show, to journalists and a cartoonist illustrating the week's news, so that in itself... it was a horrible shock and i remember when i heard about it and rang up people, saying, do we know what happened and are they all right? of course, they we re are they all right? of course, they were not all right. they had been killed. the decision to republish these images won't have been taken lightly. what is the magazine say about why? essentially, it was wrong to kill some of us the first time and it want

suspects accused of helping gunmen attacked a french magazine which published cartoons of the prophet muhammad. french president visits iraq and reiterated his support to safeguard its sovereignty. there's an ultimatum to each day before the strait know. one of the thousands who lost loved ones in cambodia is killing field commanders commanders who ran a tool to present dies in hospital. and i'm trying to hamas not have all the sports arena williams is through to the 2nd round that the u.s. open she dotes to win a record will be could in 24th grass them think. we begin this news with breaking news the german government says tests conducted on russian opposition figure alexina valmy have revealed unequivocal proof that he was poisoned last month with a chemical nerve agent the prominent kremlin critic fell ill during a flight to moscow he's in a serious but stable condition at a hospital in balin where he was brought from siberia 10 days ago a german government spokesman says toxicology tests on blood samples show the chemical used is from the novacek group of nerve agents doctors who treated h

were killed then including some of france's most celebrated cartoonists the cartoons of the prophet muhammad were 1st printed by the magazine in 2006 and caused anger across the muslim world. britain's m.p.'s are being welcomed back from their summer holidays by climate change protesters the campaign group extinction rebellion wants emergency government action to stop polluting industries or has more from london. it's day one of a 2 week long protest by extinction rebellion not just here in london but in all the cities in the u.k. cardiff and manchester and the intention is to bring the focus back to that whole message which is that there is a climate crisis that needs to be taken seriously by the government how will the coronavirus pandemic affected protest movements in effect and how many people can come together many people here say it's important to remind the public exactly the environmental crisis is facing them climate change itself is an issue with the fact the global south far more than the global north so as a movement we're already helping people who are marginalised and i as a pe

helping gunmen attacked a french magazine which caused outrage by publishing cartoons of the prophet muhammad. the video that's provoked online anger over the tactics of the israeli military against palestinian activists. and the khmer rouge commander who oversaw the torture and killing of thousands of cambodians dies in hospital. all the sports them on to other p.s.g. players test positive for coronavirus as the french champions begin their title defense next week. alexina valmy is the victim of a mad attempt and russia must answer difficult questions that's a message from the german government which says it has an equivocal proof that the kremlin critic was poisoned with soviet era novacek know the agents the prominent dissidents fell ill on a flight last month 10 days ago he was and lifted from siberia to where doctors say he is in a serious but stable condition doctors who treated him of on the in russia say they found no evidence of poisoning german toxicology tests detected novacek that's the same type of nerve agent that was used to poison former russian spy assegais scribal and his da

and their trial has now begun the magazine was targeted because of published cartoons of the prophet muhammad we'll get an update from paris but 1st he is lisa lewis with the widow of one of those killed mary's wilensky is still traumatized 5 years ago her husband george was killed in the islamist attack on shall you have to he was a cartoonist at the magazine and the love of her life and. my life was turned upside down its absence the absence of his gaze that accompanied me for 47 years. this absence has caused me to fall ill with cancer and i have regular nightmares and some of them i become my husband and live through his last moments facing the kalashnikov so back when i. marries is one of the plaintiffs in the court case she's hoping the hearings will provide her with some answers to many. of our. best seen on earth. i need to understand as best as i can what was in the mind of his assassin surely square she. comes here this is there any additional information could help me get closer to what my husband went through the moment he got killed or more men we laid. the attack put france on h

a french satirical magazine for dutch blished photos of the prophet muhammad and the office was brutallyttacked. l the trgins today that might tell uy. facebook and twitter take action against a tout -- accounts linked to pressure trying to interfere with the u.s. election. how mucformation is being spread across the web? curfews in cuba. how havana is handling the latest efft to curb the coronavirus. welcome to "bbc world news therica." on pbs and aroun globe. germany says it has unequivocal proof that russian opposition politician alei navalny was poisoned with the same nerve agent used against a former spy in 2018. lynn says it made the conclusion based on its own toxicology reports. he says -- he is still in a german hospital in a the german chancellor says someone wanted to silence him and she wants answers. reporter: alexei navalny has been the most prominent oppotion figure in russia campaigning against corruption. a thorn in the kremlin's side, he has been arrested and had his offices raided. soon after being pictured airp in august, he fellian suddenly and violently ill on a fli

before being shot dead by police magazine was targeted because it published cartoons of the prophet muhammad. tesla c.e.o. elon musk has met with german ministers in berlin to discuss the carmakers collaboration with a german biotech company tesla is providing with some of the technology it needs to produce a potential covert 1000 vaccine must also briefed politicians about progress on a giant tesla factory being built near. it is former prime minister silvio berlusconi has tested positive for corona virus staff say he'll continue working from his home near milan 83 year old but he is gone he will help with campaigning for his party 14 talia elections later this month. well images of far right demonstrators attempting to storm the reichstag building in berlin recently have brought racism in germany into sharp focus back in may a special cabinet committee was formed to tackle the issue it's not a matter for the 2nd time inviting several antidiscrimination organizations to take part they say the government has so far being too hasn't. the future as soraya go most would like to see it black sci

augustine was targeted because of published cartoons of the prophet muhammad we have an update from paris in just a moment but 1st w.'s lisa lewis met the widow of one of those who was killed mary's wilensky is still traumatized 5 years ago her husband george was killed in the islamist attack on shall yet door he was a cartoonist at the magazine and the love of her life and. my life was turned upside down its absence the absence of his gaze that accompanied me for 47 years. this absence has caused me to fall ill with cancer and i have regular nightmares in some of them i become my husband and live through his last moments facing the kalashnikov back and i. marries is one of the plaintiffs in the court case she's hoping the hearings will provide her with some answers the men that. want our. best and honor their decision i need to understand as best as i can what was in the mind of his assassin surely scoresheet. i think. this is there any additional information could help me get closer to what my husband went through the moment he got killed or more men. the attack put france on high alert

the french the turkel weekly charlie hebdo is to read published controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad and smoking a trial due to start on wednesday of 14 alleged accomplices to an attack on the magazine's headquarters and 201512 people were killed the cartoons of the prophet mohammad were 1st printed by the magazine and 2006 and caused anger across the muslim world. isolator and turkey is under arrest well done with court in the southern city of a donna by security forces they say he was receiving orders from iraq and syria to launch an attack in taki well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here after rewind cambodia's or from business stay with us. hello and welcome again to rewind. when we launched al-jazeera english more than 10 years ago our goal was to bring you the sorts of documentaries all the channels simply want doing here on rewind we revisit some of the best of them find out how the stories of move gone and today we're returning to a film which had a major impact on young lives changed the way a global business was developing. tourism it is one of the bigg

the controversial cartoon of prophet muhammad's that attackers gave is the motive in twenty fifteen as a sort of message. of solidarity- this cartoons rather poignant cartoon by- david hope- from dave pope sorry from twenty fifteen was also shot again. we. see the package saying he too fast. i need to go of paris mea deployed attack saying though this hot through this highly symbolic place it's once again freedom of expressision that is targeted. at the french prime minister jacques aspects will say said that once the- that france was determined to- press to commit to press freedom. and fight terrorism- the attttack that is already being politicized mind a pen from the far right france's far right for instance suggesting this could have been avoided. if france had a strict immigration policy. some people online assuring the concerns that this could attack could start up more anti immigration and even anti muslim. sentiments this call to you know actually it makes the point that this sort of. racism is often correct in terms of the old secularism debate in france again in in the kartini

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the suspect was said to be angered by the magazine's decision to re—publish cartoons of the prophet muhammadys of mourning following the death of its ruler, sheikh sabah al—ahmad al—sabah. he was 91. widely regarded as the architect of the nation's modern foreign policy, he was dubbed the "dean of arab diplomacy" for his efforts to restore relations with nations which had backed iraq during the first gulf war. he'll be succeeded as emir by crown prince nawaf al—ahmad al—sabah. britain and canada have imposed sanctions on bela rus' president alexander lukashenko and seven other officials. it follows weeks of mass protests, triggered by a disputed presidential election last month. president lukashenko claimed to have won 80% of the votes in that poll, giving him a sixth consecutive term in office. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the countdown to the big debate as donald trump and joe biden go head to head in the us presidential campaign. in all of of russia's turmoil, it has never quite come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nations destiny. the nightmare that s

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you friends had to recall magazine surely abdul has reprinted controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad ahead of a terror trial reigniting debates over freedom of speech and subtler a closer look at that after the break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or. i'm showbusiness i'll see that. lead. to. a low again russia says it's ready to move ahead with large scale testing of its new coronavirus vaccine last month the country became the 1st nation in the world to register a jump fears were expressed in the west that corners must have been cut might end up doing more harm than good but details of the potential cure are helping published for the world to see scott taylor reports on the. at the start of trench 28 good news it was hard to come by but as we move that autumn it seems that find us not unpleasant to report on as many will now but russia practices the what fast track to give great advice but all the results are now on friday it was announced that the notice that nicotine has introduced a strong immune response i

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leaves 2 people injured it comes after it recently published controversial cartoons featuring the prophet muhammad. in time france breaks a new code infection recalled with 16000 cases recorded in a single day but the latest restrictions on life to stop the virus are only spreading. meanwhile the concerns raised over reports that volunteers in the u.k. could soon be deliberately infected with coded in a world 1st trial. i've been on in the evening on friday here in moscow welcome to your world news for amati international 1st for you this 2 people have been injured by a man armed with a machete near the former paris headquarters of the satirical magazine. 2 suspects have been detained the french prime minister and the interior minister visited the scene from. reports. the national anti terror agency has a friend an investigation into this incident this attack which took place in the 11th hour an. hour or so east of the paris area has been opened for what's described as being attempted assassination connection with terrorism and surprise we know that 2 people were injured in not attack which machet

the french satirical magazine charlie of the controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad to reigniting debate its promises of terror trial gets underway 5 years after the bloody attack on the publications offices in paris. 6 pm here in the capital thanks for joining us on r.t. and daniel. moscow are locked in a diplomatic row over the alleged nerve agent poisoning of russian opposition figures. on sunday the russian foreign ministry question to provide an explanation for suggesting it's the german side that's not been cooperating. if the german government is sincere in its statements it should respond to their quest of the russian general prosecutor's office as soon as possible that was passed on on the 27th of august it is the german side that really less urgency by not sending a response berlin is slowing down the very investigative process it is calling for is that on purpose ultimatums do not help anyone move forward but if never explanations follow from russia in the coming days we will have to discuss the response with our partners we have high hopes for the russian government to

and the french the terrible magazine charlie hebdo read prince's controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad reigniting debate is done to mark the terror trial getting underway 5 years since the bloody attack on the publications offices in paris. a very warm welcome to you you're watching the week for me with all the latest headlines along with a round of the stories that shapes the past 7 days. berlin and moscow are locked in a diplomatic row over the alleged nerve agent poisoning of russian opposition figure alexina valmy on sunday the russian foreign ministry question to make him to provide an explanation for what happened suggesting is the german side that's not being forthcoming. if the german government is sincere in statements it should respond to their quest of the russian general prosecutor's office as soon as possible that was passed along on the 20 sounds or for best it is the german side that really lacks urgency by not sending a response berlin is slowing down the very investigative process it is calling for is that on purpose ultimatums do not help anyone move forward but if ne

after the magazine printed cartoons of the prophet muhammad, three islamist gunmen stormed the charlieseventeen employees. the trial is expected to clarify what really happened and why. lucy williamson reports from paris. they arrived today, 11 men dwarfed by the security and symbolism around this trial — the state reclaiming its authority over those who, prosecutors say, helped terrorise france. sitting behind security screens they heard the charges — complicity, weapons procurement, membership of a terrorist group. the events at the heart of this trial are seared into the national memory of france, but the people standing in the dock today are almost completely unknown, suspected of being small backroom accomplishes and the only remaining links to the violence that erupted five years ago. the violence in 2015 stunned france. 17 people were gunned down in targeted attacks during three days of cold—blooded killing, followed with disbelief on live television. the widow of one cartoonist killed in the charlie hebdo attack said she had been haunted ever since by nightmares of her husband'

for it satirical magazine charlie hebdo reprints controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad ahead of a terror trial that's regarded the brains over the limits of freedom of speech and satire but take a closer look after the break. luck. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and obviously going to get out of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you there. welcome back to the program 14 suspects went on trial in france on wednesday over their alleged involvement in a series of terror attacks in 2015 this is terrible magazine charlie hebdo was one of the main targets alongside a jewish supermarket and coalition of the victims the magazine has republished those controversial characters sure as that are believed to have partly motivated the 2015 attack this triggered a furious response from the iranian foreign ministry which call it disrespectful and offensive the french president for his part stressed the importance of freedom of expression. as the trial into the january 25th the new tax begins to be french means to defend the right to make people lov

satirical magazine charlie or dog of the trial it reprinted the controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad that made them the target of the terrorists the french president of. the magazine's right to do so. there isn't a freedom to blast fim which is attached to freedom of conscience i'm here to protect all these freedoms. takes a look back at how the attacks unfolded 5 years ago. it started here back in january of 2015 when your harvests forced their way into the offices of the satirical magazine surely 12 was saluted days later came another strike when hostages were taken during the siege at a kosher supermarket for one murder that these attacks herald it in a wave of terrorism of islam is to financing france wonder to seeing hundreds killed in cold blood. the man who carried out those horrific crimes in 2015 may long be dead but now 14 alleged accomplice is set to face the french justice system this trial is important not just for those who are still in jail the noise my of terror attacks in prose but because it focuses on those accused of being part of a larger network that aided her r

the suspect was said to be angered by the magazine's decision to re—publish cartoons of the prophet muhammadnced a0 days of mourning following the death of its ruler, sheikh sabah al—ahmad al—sabah. he was 91. widely regarded as the architect of the nation's modern foreign policy, he was dubbed the "dean of arab diplomacy" for his efforts to restore relations with nations which had backed iraq during the first gulf war. he'll be succeeded as emir by crown prince nawaf al—ahmad al—sabah. there's been widespread outrage and shock across india following the death of a nineteen— year— old woman allegedly gang raped by four men. police say four suspects have been arrested. protesters in the capital, delhi, demanded they should face the death penalty. the woman belonged to the dalit community, which is at the bottom of the hindu caste system. the suspects are from the upper caste. the killing of breonna taylor — a black woman shot dead by police at her home in march, has become a focal point for ongoing protests in the us. last week, a grand jury decided no officers should be charged over her actu