attempts to build these in slovakia is actually possible. the prosecutor has appealed the verdict the case will now go to the supreme court. here's a reminder the top story we're following this hour russia has rejected claims that it was behind the alleged poisoning of opposition leader alexei in the vault on wednesday germany said it now has proof of all the it was poisoned with the nerve agent. and don't forget you can always get the w. news on the go just download all worked out from google play or from the outside to work of and give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use the v.w. app to send best photos and videos of what's happening. you're watching news i'm going golfer all of us here in berlin things for the company is up next with d.w. business news stick around she'll be right back. preaching. surprising. something anything in the footsteps of the great. challenge the fleet street. preacher wanted. to marry a man

attempts to build these and slovakia is actually possible. the prosecutor has appealed the verdict the case will now go to the supreme court. well for more i'm joined tonight from but his presence not by a problem will survive she's an editor with the organized crime and corruption reporting project and she was a friend of murdered journalist john. we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us we know we can't be the easiest of times to talk about this i want to ask you what went through your mind when the court delivered its verdict of not guilty . first. i was shaking and. to delist when i and many 2 knew to detach myself from the case i need to say that i also understand why the judge eastwood the way they've route what you said last year that you thought there was strong evidence to convict. and that you thought that the investigation was going as it should do you still think that do you think that the trial was a fair trial. i know that. sounds. but i believe it was fair trial and i did interested enough evidence i didn't suppose not

attempt to build these and slovakia is actually possible. the prosecutor has appealed the verdict the case will now go to the supreme court. well for more i'm joined tonight from boston presence slava by public she's an editor with the organized crime and corruption reporting project and she was a friend of murdered journalist john. we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us we know we can't be the easiest of times to talk about this i want to ask you what went through your mind when the court delivered its verdict of not guilty . first. i was shaking and but to the u.s. when i managed to new to detach myself from the case i need to say that i. understand why the judge the school the way they've route what you said last year that you thought there was strong evidence to convict. and that you thought that the investigation was going as it should do you still think that do you think that the trial was a fair trial. i know that opinion may sound on but i believe it was fair and i did interesting enough evidence i didn't suppose not preci

i was beginning to believe that justice can start winning in slovakia. but at this point we're at rock bottom. put it. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with the nato chemical weapons and the poisoning of a russian dissident today the kremlin denied any involvement in the poisoning of opposition leader alexy novell need the money is being treated in intensive care at a berlin hospital 2 weeks ago he suddenly became very sick yesterday the german chancellor said the proof is solid that of all he was poisoned with a form of the soviet era chemical weapon no which up on friday nato will convene a special meeting to discuss a possible response which will probably include a demand for russia to explain what happened tonight that seems very unlikely here is what the european union said today. he's not the 1st one who became victims of such calorically and inhumane attack or assassination attempt and we've seen other people in russia being killed other opposition voices are being silenced i can remin

he was one of the best investigative journalist in slovakia. he was 27 he was always a very cheerful and modest guy always when he found some interesting story he would just smile and tell us about it. the end could siac have been on the trail of mafia connections massive fraud and endemic corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government and he was investigating this man matty and kitchener the prosecution claimed that the business tycoon built his empire using threats bribery intimidation and political connections they argued he was the mastermind behind the couple's death well kitchener and another suspect were cleared on thursday the 3rd defendant was found guilty for his involvement in the murders killings that sent shock waves throughout slovakia thousands took to the streets in the wake of their deaths demanding an end to cronyism and corruption. was the main target to really light up the. whole uprising of the government and they're. criminals and we don't want to accept it anymore. we are the protests force then pri

a verdict is expected in slovakia and a case that toppled the government a slow boss businessman is up on murder charges prosecutors say he ordered the killing of a reporter investigating his dealings with the government. and in germany moves to tackle every day discrimination activists are calling for a government ministry to oversee anti discrimination measures that as lawmakers look to create more equality in employment and education. and the battle over a profitable land in brazil landless farmers are fighting security forces and wealthy landowners to stay on property they've called to get cultivated and that gives them a look. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today leaders from around the world have backed the german chancellor's call for answers from moscow after her government confirmed that russia's leading opposition figure was poisoned independent laboratories found alexina bawly was attacked with a deadly chuck moore. agent. for years alexei navalny has been fighting to rid russia of what he calls crooks and thieves and you know the united russia party has always wo

attempt to build these and slovakia is actually possible. the prosecutor has appealed the verdict the case will now go to the supreme court. well for more i'm joined tonight from boston presence slava by a problem she's an editor with the organized crime and corruption reporting project and she was a friend of murdered journalist. we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us we know we can't be the easiest of times to talk about this i want to ask you what went through your mind when the court delivered its verdict of not guilty. first. through can i was shaking and. took us when i managed to new to detach myself from the case i need to say that i. understand why the school the way they flew. what you said last year that you thought there was strong evidence to convict. and that you thought that the investigation was going as it should do you still think that do you think that the trial was a fair trial. that peening may sound. but i believe it was fair and i did interesting enough evidence i didn't suppose not precipitate in the right

attempt to build these and slovakia is actually possible. the prosecutor has appealed the verdict the case will now go to the supreme court. a powerful storm has been creating havoc in east asia typhoon mesa whipped up story seas near japan where rescuers are searching for a livestock ship carrying 43 people which capsized and sank with thousands of cattle on board and at least one person was killed when the typhoon made landfall near south korea's 2nd largest city busan. rescued from rough seas made deadly by typhoon my sock in a night time search mission japanese coast guards found the 1st survivor from a missing called a ship carrying almost 6000 cattle and thousands of crew on the line. here here's the idea there was the filipino chief officer said he jumped off the stricken ship before it capsized and sank all his colleagues are still missing. typhoon my sock unleashed its full power on south korea and the early hours of the stay leaving residents to wake up to scenes like this. at least one person in the southern city of busan died aft

a verdict is expected today in slovakia and a case for corruption at the very highest levels of our businessman is up on murder charges prosecutors say he ordered the killing of a reporter investigating his dealings with the doctor. and the american working class on the ropes in the wake of covert lockdown measures for many it was a downward spiral from a secure job to eviction a growing number of the unemployed are moving into tent cities for cheap hotels. i brought in thomas good to have you with us today german chancellor angela merkel says she wants answers from moscow after her government confirmed that russia's leading opposition figure was poisoned a military laboratory found that alexina volley was attacked with a deadly nerve agent like those developed by the soviets in the 1970 s. now mali is in serious condition right now in a hospital here in berlin moscow disputes the allegations. for years that. saying that has been fighting to rid russia of what he calls crooks and thieves and you know the united russia party has always won for 20 years and even if they lost using fraud they want

the bomb the remains in a coma in the berlin hospital also coming up a verdict of not guilty in slovakia much watched case that toppled the government millionaire business tycoon mario cops not was alleged to have or that the death of a reporter looking into his guilt dealings with the government. and got off as welcome to the program leaders from around the world of back the german chancellor's call for us from moscow after the government confirmed that russia's leading opposition figure alexander volley was poisoned the laboratory of the german military found that he was attacked with a deadly nerve agent which was developed by the soviets in the 1970 s. moscow disputes the allegation. for years alexei navalny has been fighting to rid russia of what he calls crooks and thieves. and you know the united russia party has always wanted for 20 years and even if they lost using fraud they want anyway. the outspoken opposition figure has organize numerous anti kremlin protests has been arrested several times for civil disobedience. even attempted to get on the ballot to run for president in $

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attempt to build these in slovakia is actually possible. the prosecutor has appealed the verdict the case will now go to the supreme court. we bring you a quick line of sport manchester united have signed netherlands midfielder tommy vanderbeck from amsterdam in a 5 year contract financial details haven't been disclosed but british media reporting that united paid an initial phase of 44000000 euros for the 23 year old after joining the age of 11 back scholes scored 41 goals and provided 34 assists in 175 appearances in all competitions and helped them win a dutch the title. is reminded of the top story of theirs out russia has rejected claims it was behind the match poisoning of opposition leader alexei a wednesday germany said it had proof mr valley had been dosed with a nerve agent. that's it you're up to date. at the top of the hour in the meantime the website that's called well you can follow us on twitter and instagram at the top of the. of the. beethoven. did is he does about his 60. true. many rounds of stolen beethoven. of course th

in slovakia a powerful businessman has been acquitted of the murders of investigative journalist and his fiance martina was near over a panel of judges hundreds down the not guilty verdict in the murder case against marion prosecutors had said courts not ordered the killings which led to mass protests and the resignation of slovakia's prime minister in 2018 a not guilty verdict surprise family members and court watch just and prosecutors say they will appeal for. what happened on a dark day in february 28th seen an assassin killed 2 people in their own home just outside the slovak capital. the victim's investigative reporter yan could siac and his fiance martina christian over. there were immediate suspicions that the murder motive lay in could see acts work he was one of the best investigative journalist in slovakia urine in his young age he was 27 he was always a very cheerful and modest guy always when he found some interesting story he would just smile and tell us about it. the end could siac have been on the trail of mafia connections massive fraud and endemic corruption reachin

he was one of the best investigative journalists in slovakia and he said he was 27 he was always a very cheerful and modest guy always when he found some interesting story he would just smile and tell us about it. the end could siac have been on the trail of mafia connections massive fraud and endemic corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government and he was investigating this man maggie and kitchener the prosecution claimed that the business tycoon built his empire using threats bribery intimidation and political connections they argued he was the mastermind behind the couple's death well could snare and another suspect were cleared on thursday the 3rd defendant was found guilty for his involvement in the murders killings that send shock waves throughout slovakia thousands took to the streets in the wake of their deaths demanding an end to cronyism and corruption. of the main bargain to really light up the whole uprising of the government and they're. criminals and we don't want to accept it anymore. we are the protests force then prime minister robert feet so an

kremlin avani remains in a coma and the berlin hospital also coming off of a verdict of not guilty in slovakia in a much watched case that toppled the gulf millionaire business tycoon marion caution it was alleged to have ordered the killing of a reporter looking into his dealings with the government. and memories of a turkish woman who became a statistic she is one of a growing number of women killed each year in turkey by someone close to the box more and more turkish women are refusing to stay silent. until passover of profitable lands in brazil landless farmers are fighting security forces and both landowners to stay on probably 2 beds cultivated and lived for decades. welcome to the program leaders from around the world back the german chancellor's call for answers from moscow after government confronted russia's leading opposition figure cena vonnie was indeed poisoned the laboratory off the german military found that he was attacked. with a deadly nerve agent. was developed by the soviets in the seventy's moscow disputes the allegations. it's not often that the german government's respo

at times to build these and slovakia is actually possible. the prosecutor has appealed the verdict the case will now go to the supreme court. police here in germany have discovered the bodies of 5 children in an apartment in the western city of soling and the children were aged between one and 18 years old their mother is suspected of carrying out the killings and then fleeing with another child to the nearby city of doesn't all police say she had tried to commit suicide by jumping in front of a train. porter jessie when god joins us on the line from southern and welcome jessie to tell us more about the background to this. that's right phil police were listed about 3 hours ago as one incident of an apartment block in boiling and something i'm sorry that's about 25 kilometers of possible capital of site of no contest fabia. i said they were listed by the grandmother of the children you mentioned the one to your old. that there had been an incident at the apartment block as i seide that the mother then took her oldest child an 11 year old to th

he was one of the best investigative journalist in slovakia and his young age he was 27 he was always a very cheerful and modest guy always when he found some interesting story he would just smile and tell us about it. the end could siac have been on the trail of mafia connections massive fraud and endemic corruption reaching into the highest circles of slovakia's government and he was investigating this man matty and kitchener the prosecution claimed that the business tycoon built his empire using threats bribery intimidation and political connections they argued he was the mastermind behind the couple's death well kitchener and another suspect were cleared on thursday the 3rd defendant was found guilty for his involvement in the murders killings that send shock waves throughout slovakia thousands took to the streets in the wake of their deaths demanding an end to cronyism and corruption. of the main main is bargain to really light up the. whole uprising of the government and they're. criminals and we don't want to accept it anymore here are. the protests force then prime minister ro

called verdict of innocent in slovakia and a much watched case that toppled the government millionaire businessman marion was alleged to have ordered the killing of a reporter looking into his government dealings. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today leaders from around the world have backed the german chancellor's call for answers from moscow after her government confirmed that russia's leading opposition figure was poisoned independent laboratories found that alexina volley was attacked with a deadly nova chalke nerve agent like those developed by the soviets in the 1970 s. moscow disputes you know a geisha. for years alexei navalny has been fighting to rid russia of what he calls crooks and thieves. and you know the united russia party has always won for 20 years and even if they lost using fraud they won anyway. the outspoken opposition figure has organize numerous anti kremlin protests. has been arrested several times for civil disobedience and even attempted to get on the ballot to run for president in 2018 his bid was blocked by the courts. but now he lies in an induc

in march 2018 the european court of justice invalidated a fine of 22000000 euros against slovakia imposed by an arbitration court judging this sentence incompatible with european law. this could serve as jurisprudence for conflicts within europe. in making this decision the european court of justice seems to want to reaffirm its sovereignty and jurisdiction. the european commission is also preparing a project for a public international and permanent court to replace private arbitration. but we must be realistic multinationals will never relinquish the exorbitant power granted by arbitration tribunals they can count on the world's top lawyers to defend them and remind them of past free trade agreements signed by states. all the more reason for civil society to remain vigilant and continue to demonstrate and resist so that states don't give in to the lobbies of multinationals. to defend. the freedom of states to legislate. little to preserve health and the environment all over the world. and to defend the interests of the people rather than the major private corporate interests league mubar

he's one of slovakia's best known businessmen and has just been acquitted of murder . judges said prosecutors had failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that marion could another defendant ordered the killings of journalist young could jack and his fiance 2 years ago will remain in prison serving 19 years before a jury in an unrelated case. when you put everything together the evidence was sufficient and they did they would certainly claim something along the lines of his financial criminal activity not being connected to this case but he might be connected so they should have acknowledged. what. alina sousse over an acquaintance of kitchener was also found not guilty but thomas was sentenced to 25 years in prison for helping carry out the murder back in april 2 men were convicted after admitting involvement in march 2nd former soldier who was the gunman got 23 years in prison and the other 15 years. young can his fiance martina cause near over was shot dead in their house near bratislava are in feb 28th they were both 27 could check wrote about corrupt businessmen in

prosecutors in slovakia are appealing the acquittal of a high profile businessman who was accused of ordering the murder of an investigative journalist. and his fiance was shot dead at the home 2 years ago police suspect the cruciate was targeted for reporting corruption involving business men with political connections those are the headlines more news feed on al-jazeera of the bottom line next. hi i'm steve clements i have a question is there a connection between the shooting of jacob blake in can osha wall street capitalism and excessive military spending my guest today says there is let's get to the bottom line. when a policeman shot jacob blake 7 times in the back in front of his kids in wisconsin last month it was a painful reminder that real change is not coming fast enough to these united states the shooting reignited passions across the country especially after an armed white 17 year old counter protester came to wisconsin from a nearby state until 2 other people protesting the shooting so what's going on in the united states are we heading down a healthy road will race cont

kremlin avani remains in a coma and the berlin hospital also coming off of a verdict of not guilty in slovakia and a much watched case that toppled the gulf.

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stream one pipeline the czech company net for gas sells 80 percent of russian gas deliveries on to slovakia austria and italy it's a lucrative business with high tax revenues so the czech government also wants north stream to. in 20202123 the long term contracts we met for gas from from the from the past work and saw for us is that the beginning is important you know to keep the flow through the czech republic so we support them we support them. this brings prague into opposition with neighboring poland and the baltic states which are fiercely opposed to north stream to these countries are worried the energy sector is too dependent on russia in prague on the other hand the baltic sea pipeline is viewed pragmatically. the czech republic seems to be a silent country in this case. its position is quite clear. to put all jake is economy could have been official for our country. will be years expensive north stream 2 systems on the baltic coast ever become operational the gas customers south of germany are the most concerned about the debate on whether to end the pipeline project. but on this le

and population but the idea crashed and burned hungary the czech republic slovakia and poland refused to accept refugees or abide by the rules now it's done only on the bottom sorry basis 5 years on the e.u. remains deeply divided on the issue take the grown up i respond demick already some member states have been using the virus as an excuse to bring in tougher controls without epidemiological justification after countless delays the e.u. commission is expected to finally bring forward its new pact on migration and asylum at the end of the month. its president was off on the line is adamant that he uses asylum system needs a fresh start. let's get around now some other stories making news around the world bella receive an opposition politician maxine's now has been seized by masked men in plain clothes from his office that's according to reports police said they were not aware of his alleged detention as follows the disappearance of protest leader maria callas nicola on monday. at least 10 people. been killed and dozens wounded in a bombing in the afghan capital kabul of officials sa

of october, is also unlikely, while scotland's matches against israel on the 8th of october and slovakiased doors. indoor recreational team sports such as netball, basketball and five—a—side football won't be able to continue under the new coronavirus restrictions, which limit numbers taking part to six. over 100 sport and leisure leaders have written to borisjohnson calling for a sports recovery fund to help them through the pandemic. one of the first people to sign that letter was paralympic legend baroness tanni grey thompson. perhaps i understood... to build the economy and think about the health of the nation, which is incredibly important right now. so it does seem with lots of things that are going on that the sector has just been forgotten. it's very precarious. there's a potential for 48% of local precision —— provision to disappear. not all of those centres are in places where people from poor backgrounds come from, but a significant number of them are. looking at the sector, it has 600,000 people. because it's not may be immediately that the size and scale of the sector is not

she was beaten in straight sets by world number 161 anna karolina schmiedlova from slovakia. 12—timeight sets against america's mackenzie mcdonald. nadal will play italy's stefano travaglia next. johnny bairstow has missed out on a test contract for the next year. england's wicketkeeper batsman has only played one of the last 12 tests, so it wasn't unexpected. but he remains on the limited overs list of retained players. ollie pope, zak crawley, and dom sibley have been given test deals. five players have been given contracts for both red and white ball cricket. here's the england managing director on bairstow‘s omission. it's a knock for him, i'm sure. johnny has played one test match in the year. we only have so many contracts that we award. it's a tough call to make becausejohnny has been a very good servant for the team, but he remains a really important part of what we do. he is a white ball contracted player, he is one of our most dangerous players in that form, and that hasn't changed. now, spare a thought for west indies bowler sha kera selman. her side had england in trouble

it means scotland's euro 2020 play—off semifinal against israel and their match against slovakia will‘s league cup tie against tottenham won't go ahead tonight after a number of their first team players tested postive for coronavirus. the efl made the announcement earlier, but haven't yet clarified the implications of the match not taking place. the bbc understands it will be almost impossible to re—schedule. the tie was put in doubt when leyton orient announced they'd had to close their stadium and training facilities. the players affected are self isolating. wales women are in action for the first time since march. they've travelled to norway for a euro 2021 qualifier. these are live pictures from the ullevaal stadium in oslo. ten minutes or so to go and the score is 2—0 to norway. and the score is 1—0 to norway. chelsea player guro reiten with the first goal after 29 minutes. then wales were denied a penalty before norway got a second on 59 minutes. but it was disallowed for offsides. jayne ludlow‘s side are four points behind norway who top group c. you can watch it live now via t

we were playing slovakia away. i remember kicking off and playing the ball to back him, putting it back through ashley, cold and then a blue, and boo up to me, boo, then to another black player and then you understand the boeing were monkey chance. you need to take it with a pinch of salt because we have grown up in that era where we had no real voice in that sense of power. to do anything, so it would stay on the pitch, and winning the game and that was the thing. —— that booing. i think there isa thing. —— that booing. i think there is a lot of my generation that did not go to football and have the experience that they really felt they should have done. i had an incident where i was about 13, got chased from a football match back to the town centre. i don't know what the town centre. i don't know what the guys going to do, he's calling a black this and that, he was not going to hug me. when you watch upon the television and see the fans getting together and you see the euphoria, love, and passion for the game and

. >> reporter: indeed, other european countries including france, germany, and slovakia have voiced oppositionchina's reaction, proving there is no such thing as a simpmple visit. nhk world. >>> now to simmering tensions between washington and teheran. the united states is imposing sanctions against 11 entities based in iran, china and the united arab emirates. the news comes after six of the seven countries that signed the 2015 nuclear deal rejected the trump administration's bid to reimpose u.n. sanctions on iran. the u.s. treasury and state department accuse the targeted entities of violating a u.s. ban on the export of oil and related products. the eleven entities will have their assets frozen and are banned from transactions with u.s. financial institutions. in a statement secretary of state mike pompeo said the petroleum industry serves to fund what he calls iran's maligned activities throughout the middle east. pompeo suggested an expansion of entities, that entities will remain in place until iran changes its behavior. the trump administration withdrew from the iran nuclear deal in 201

. >> slovakia's president and the french foreign ministry have also criticized china's apparent attemptt intimidation. china's top diplomat is also in europe. both wang and yang have been trying to allay concerns over beijing's handling of the coronavirus and its new security policy in hong kong. but the country's hard line stancece has s sained relations with european countrtries. >>> india has banned a popular chinese mobile game known as pubg and 117 other mobile apps amid a standoff with beijing over a disisputed himalayan border. the inindian government bannnnee apps on wednesday. it claimed in a statement that the apps were discretely using users' personal data and were considered a threat to the country's sovereignty and security. india initially banned 59 chinese apps in june, including tiktok and wechat. experts say indidia's move coul affect business s sentiment in e country and will have an impact on chinese investment in the technolology sector. the latest ban was announced a day after the indian army claimed it foiled an attempted chinese incursion into the northern region.

prosecutors in slovakia have appealed the decision to acquit an influential businessman charged with the murder of the journalist young course yack and his fiance 2 years ago relatives of the victims and political leaders have criticized the decision to say axe murder sparked massive protests and forced the prime minister at the time to step down as a serious note in barber reports. he's one of sort of ak is best known businessmen and he's just been acquitted of murder judges said prosecutors had failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that mary and another defendant ordered the killings of journalist young could jack and his fiance 2 years ago will remain in prison serving 19 years for forgery in an unrelated case sort of trick question. when you put everything together the evidence was sufficient and they did they would certainly claim something along the lines of his financial criminal activity not being connected to this case but in my view it is all connected so they should have acknowledged. alina suso over an acquaintance of kitchener was also found not guilty but thomas zabol

slovakia, austria, and germcey then introorder controls.usands of mignts hel already beenmed into germany att. that po our correspondent was at the munich railway station as the migrants arrived -- he has been back to see what has happened to .em sin >> we can do this, said angela merkel. it is five years since germany opened its doors at its af s to tethousands of people. many more would follow, hoping for the same warm welcome. >> i was proud of germany, because germany did not hesitate to help th refugees. >> carmen, who speaks arabic, waslu among the many eers who came to help. >> when we look back and the situation today on the doomsday scenarios that did not become true -- we could not have closed our doors. >> it brought change to every part of germany. a conservative bavarian town ha to accommoda and integrate around 200 refugees. >> i still think it was a bit much for someone to sit in berlin and say wcould manage, knowing full well it was up to each and every local mayor to have to manage. >> ifie other e.u. counhad shared this bu

several countries reintroduced border patrols, including slovakia, austria, and germa.focus on germany. it took in a staggering number of migrants, over a million by the end of 2015. chancellor angela merkel's open-door policy won her both praise and backlash domestically d internationally. our correspondent was at the munich rail station as migrants arrived15 in 20 she has been back to see what has happened sce. >> it has been five years since rmany opened its doors a arms to tens of thousands of people. many moreg would follow, hop for the same warm welcome. and it brought changefo every partermany. a conservative bavarian town had to accommodate and integrate around 200 refugees. >> i still think it was a bit muchor someone to sit in berlin and say that we could manage, knowing full well it was up to each manar to have to . this burden, we would not have this level of political tensionu if i turn back time, i would ask more of europe. >> instead, anger, fear on german streets. fueled by high-profile migrant e,c, a terror attack on a berlin christmas market. as angela

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stream one pipeline the czech company net for gas sins 80 percent of russian gas deliveries on to slovakia austria and italy for a fee it's a lucrative business with high tax revenues so the czech government wants north stream to. in 20202123 the long term contracts we need for gas has from from the from the past work and saw for us as i said the beginning is important you know to keep the flow through the czech republic so we support that we support this year. this brings prague into opposition with neighboring poland and the baltic states which are fiercely opposed to north stream to these countries are worried the energy sector is too dependent on russia in prague on the other hand the baltic sea pipeline is viewed pragmatically. the seems to be a silent country insists case. its position is quite clear notice that even to put all the is economy could have been official for our country . will the expensive north stream 2 systems on the baltic coast ever become operational the gas customers south of germany are the most concerned about the debate on whether to end the pipeline project. l

a verdict is expected today in slovakia and a case for adding to corruption at the very highest levels of our businessman is up on murder charges prosecutors say cube ordered the killing of a reporter.

also on the program not guilty in the court case the brought down slovakia's prime minister. business.

and population but the idea crashed and burned hungary the czech republic slovakia and poland refused to accept refugees or abide by the rules now it's done only on a voluntary basis 5 years on the e.u. remains deeply divided on the issue take the coronavirus pandemic already some member states have been using the virus as an excuse to bring in tougher controls without epidemiological justification after countless delays the e.u. commission is expected to finally bring forward its new pact on migration an asylum at the end of the month. its president was a life on the line is adamant that he uses asylum system needs a fresh start. from our brussels correspondent. now let's have a look at some other stories making headlines around the world trial has broken out in beirut told it's a little over a month after a massive explosion devastated the city the army said a store of oil and tires had poured fire but the immediate cause was not clear all this explosion killed more than 190 people and left 30300000 homeless. in the u.s. at least 6 people have died in wildfires in the states of cali

the verdict of not guilty in slovakia and a much watched case start top of the top of millionaire business tycoon mahram koch not was alleged to have ordered the killing over it looking into his dealings with the government.