jessica parker, bbc news, in thuringia. to the community.cult to comprehend how this boy's family and friends are feeling. you can see behind me the floral tributes outside this house, some candles as well and balloons spelling out rip on the door. we're expecting more of those tributes throughout today. we can bring you some of the first image is now coming from the mass vaccination programme in gaza to protect children against polio. we brought you the breaking news that palestinian health workers vaccinating some babies in gaza against polio ahead of a mass of a mass health workers immunisation programme that's starting on sunday. health workers carried out the vaccinations in nasser hospital in khan younis. unicef says the official campaign will start at seven—thirty in the morning local time in deir al—balah on sunday last month that it was detected for the first time in 25 years. stay with us on bbc news. it's been a glorious sunny staff and most of us to begin this weekend however it is not the same for everyone. we do have more clout

nevertheless, they could be seismic here in thuringia. seismic here in thuringia the far right alternativenning a close second in neighbouring saxony. however, because many view the party as extremist, something they reject, they may struggle to find coalition partners in order to actually take power. the man who heads up the afd here in thuringia is a highly controversial figure called bjorn hooker. he's a talisman of the party's hard right, and has twice been fined this year for knowingly using a nazi slogan, something he denied. this vote may also deliver a major repudiation of the government in berlin, under chancellor olaf scholz and his traffic light coalition. it's a litmus test here in the country's east, a year ahead of the federal elections. researchers say they believe a drug used to treat obesity and type—2 diabetes could also help people with certain health conditions to live longer. studies on the effectiveness of semaglutide — which is sold under the brand names ozempic, and wegovy — found that the drug could be used to treat a wide range of illnesses linked to heart failure

jessica parker, bbc news, in thuringia.ber — a correspondent with dw news, germany's international broadcaster. this is not a new trend seeing the ascent of afd in east germany, but why are we seeing them experience a search right now where they could actually come out on top.— come out on top. that's what the polls _ come out on top. that's what the polls are _ come out on top. that's what the polls are showing - come out on top. that's what the polls are showing they i come out on top. that's what | the polls are showing they are running first in thuringia in saxony it is neck and neck with the christians in the centre right but there has been a search especially in the east where it is a stronghold of afd where it is a stronghold of afd where they have been pushing for that and pushing forward against other parties because there's something called the firewall in germany that means that all of the other parties would actually create a firewall to the afd so even if they come first in saxony is polls or subjects thing, th

the man who heads up the afd here in thuringia is a highly controversial figure called bjorn hooker.twice been fined this year for knowingly using a nazi slogan, something he denied. this vote may also deliver a major repudiation of the government in berlin, under chancellor 0laf scholz and his traffic light coalition. it's a litmus test here in the country's east, a year ahead of the federal elections. jacksonjanes is a senior fellow at the german marhsall fund in washington and he told me more about the potential impact of germany's regional elections. what are you anticipating from these regional elections? we're going to see protest without the process again to take the forms of two parties, one is afd and the other of the psw. they will show up in the way they've never showed up before. i think the other thing we will see is the political parties represented in the government in berlin. that will take a thrashing. that may have implication for next years election. implication for next years election-— implication for next years election. ., ., ., election. i'll read you a quote

jessica parker, bbc news in thuringia. still to come on the world today...oney heading to saudi arabia? we'll have all the deadline day latest in just a moment. and the winner — basel which will host eurovision 2025, after beating geneva in the final round of the selection process. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. the swiss city of basel will host next year's eurovision song contest. geneva, which had been widely regarded as the favourite was beaten by basel, a city in the north—west of the country, meaning it will be the first time the competition is held in the german—speaking part of switzerland. i've been speaking to melisa kaymaz, a member of the fan club �*eurovision club switzerland'. i mean, whether basel or geneva, i have to say we would have been happy for both of the decisions, since both of them worked really hard for this, and the fact that the eurovision is back where it was actually born is mind blowing. and i think actually that it's an excellent decision to choose basel as the host city for the eurovis

jessica parker, bbc news, thuringia.t the council on foreign relations. we can go back to 2013 and talk about the flow and ebb of popularity, waxing and waning for the afd in germany, butjust talk to us more about why we are seeing more of that flow, more of that backing for the afd in a few of these east or formally east german states. what is interesting about the formally east german states is that in the past decade they have been governed in majority by the populist left wing and the populist left wing is now set to be succeeded by the right—wing extremist afd. what does this tell us? this tells us that there is a discontent which is not necessarily related to the political direction but which looks for easy answers. an interesting spin to that is thatjust recently a new left—wing party has emerged from the left wing who can rival the afd but is on immigration as as conservative as the afd, so it is really about populism and discontent, less about the exact party and their positions. but if you look, for example, at

jessica parker, bbc news, in thuringia.people on friday in the city of kharkiv. among those killed was a 14—year—old girl on a playground. the six others were killed when the strike hit an apartment buiding. many others were wounded, including 20 who are in a severe condition according to authorities. this was the reaction from a relative of the girl killed in the attack. translation: the child was only 14 years old. i she had her whole life to lead. she had just lost her father, he went missing in the donetsk region. we have just recovered about the news of her father and now this. it is simply impossible to take in all of this. how is this possible? i don't know. they are children. the local governor said russia targeted civilian areas in kharkiv with guided missiles. translation: lets say unequivocally _ translation: lets say unequivocally that - translation: lets say | unequivocally that there translation: lets say - unequivocally that there were guidance systems on missiles. they didn't fly along purposely along certai

it�*s thought the party could emerge as the largest in thuringia in sunday�*s vote.oorly. 0ur correspondentjessica parker explains more. in the city of erfurt, protesters denounced the anti—immigrant alternative for germany party, or afd, as fascists. at an afd rally, one of the party leaders, alice weidel, told supporters that germany needed controlled borders and the expulsion of illegal migrants. it�*s thought the party could emerge as the largest in thuringia in sunday�*s vote. the three parties of germany�*s governing coalition are likely to perform poorly. 0ur correspondentjessica parker explains more. 0ur correspondentjessica parker explains more he our correspondent jessica parker explains more you know quite well? he was amazing- _ you know quite well? he was amazing- we _ you know quite well? he was amazing. we all _ you know quite well? he was amazing. we all absolutely l amazing. we all absolutely loved — amazing. we all absolutely loved him. i had known him for 15 years — loved him. i had known him for 15 years. every agent, assistant, publicist who work

jessica parker, bbc news, in thuringia.sident of international relations at new england college. thank you very much forjoining us today. we have seen support for far right parties rise us today. we have seen support forfar right parties rise in a number of countries. but what do you think the reasons are? let's explore those in a bit more depth for this happening in germany given its history. absolutely, and thank you for having me. some of the things that were mentioned by the journalist, is absolutely true. a big catalyst for recent events has been immigration, and this goes back to the arab spring and the around 1 million immigrants primarily from the middle east who entered germany. and that whole process of how that went down under angela merkel really put some poison into german politics. and in fact even the alternative for germany and started out as sort of an academic based bureau sceptic party, then attacked hard to the right as a result of immigration and responsive to immigration and responsive to immigration t

jessica parker, bbc news, in thuringia.e west african country of new share, ending a nature mission. troops have left along with equipment. they said that they could not cooperate militarily due to a lack of trust. the country was long considered a reliable partner. but last year the country was taken over by a militaryjunta that came to power in a coup. our reporter is in cameroon.— is in cameroon. germany was instrumental _ is in cameroon. germany was instrumental in _ is in cameroon. germany was instrumental in providing - instrumental in providing information to the authorities information to the authorities in niger, they will now lose this important military supply. it also goes without saying that the withdrawal of us forces from the air base in niger wood according to analyst pose security risks in the sigh whole region because the country was one of the central areas that the us used to supervise the sat hell and gather intelligence about militant groups. it poses a big problem for counterterrorism organisations. t

the attack took place in the federal state of thuringia, where elections to the local parliament willheld on september 1. according to polls , wagenknecht's party will take at least third place, losing to the right-wing alternative for germany and... from the cdu. it is also expected that the ruling, so-called traffic light coalition will lose the elections in thuringia. kamala harris gave her first interview as a candidate for us president. american media loyal to the democrats note that harris felt comfortable and did not make any obvious failures. but conservative journalists analyze the questions that the democrat refused to answer and the topics that she completely ignored. our own correspondent in the usa watched the interview. i admit my mistakes, people know who i am, they have seen my file. harris's answer to the question of why she covered up and concealed biden's poor health when he was trying to get elected for a second term was also unclear. when asked about the main republican, donald trump, harris did not even answer, only blaming him for all the troubles with the econo

jessica parker, bbc news in thuringia.here�*s how the three—and—a—half—thousand—year old pottery looked after ariel geller tipped it over at the hecht museum, in the israeli city of haifa. well, you might not believe this. . . . . but they�*ve invited him back. ariel — seen here in a blue cap, with his hand being firmly held by mum — was given a guided tour with his family. the museum�*s curators — who try to display artefacts as openly as possible — wanted to reassure ariel that they understand he didn�*t do it on purpose. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again, it has been a fine start for many, lots of blue skies and sunshine out there. a beautiful scene to greet you. just one example of the weather photos we�*ve had this morning, it�*s not been like this everywhere, we�*ve got cloud across the south—east of england and a few showers have moved their way in as well. that cloud will continue into the afternoon so the possibility of the odd shower here but elsewhere, sunshine will continue and it�*s going to be a very

the attack took place in the federal state of thuringia, where elections to the local parliament will september 1. according to polls, wagenknecht's party will take at least third place, losing to the right-wing alternative for germany and the centrists from the cdu. it is also expected that the ruling, so-called traffic light coalition, will lose the elections in thuringia. an explosion was heard at a defense plant in western germany and, by the way, it was this plant is engaged in the production of explosives. at least two employees were injured and hospitalized in local hospitals. the building was also seriously damaged. rescue helicopters are currently at the scene, but emergency services cannot get inside. an expedition of the clean arctic project set off from arkhangelsk today. the expedition is designed to last almost 2 months, all this time and the participants will live in difficult conditions, they will begin cleaning and reconstruct the old roshydromet dormitory, the only capital building where it is possible to place. historical documents in connection with the 85th annive

it's thought the party could emerge as the largest in thuringia in sunday's vote.nal, not national, elections. nonetheless, they could be seismic. here in thuringia, the far right alternative for deutschland has been leading the polls and running a close second in neighbouring saxony. however, because many view the party as extremist, something they reject, they may struggle to find coalition partners in order to actually take power. the man who heads up the afd here in thuringia is a highly controversial figure called bjorn hocke. he is a talisman of the party's hard right and has twice been fined this year for knowingly using a nazi slogan, something he denied. this vote may also deliver a major repudiation of the government in berlin under chancellor 0laf scholz and his traffic light coalition. it is a litmus test here in the country's east a year ahead of the federal elections. the wedding of a norweigan princess and american self styled shaman has taken place. princess martha louise married durek verrett at a hotel in the town of geiranger on a fjord on norway

the attack took place in the federal state of thuringia, where elections to the local parliament willld on september 1. and according to polls, the waging necht party will take at least third place. having yielded to the right from the alternative for germany. and the centrists from the cdu. it is expected that the ruling, so-called traffic light coalition will lose the elections in thuringia. mom, why do we need these letters for a fairy tale. in the three ninth kingdom, the three tenth state. let's translate from office language into understandable language, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. from september, foreign banks will have the opportunity to open a branch in russia, cryptocurrency will be used for foreign trade settlements, but only after an experiment. about these and others konstantin churikov will tell about changes in the financial sector. konstantin, hello, under what conditions will a foreign bank be able to open a branch in russia? darya, hello, there are many conditions, well, for example, this is a security deposit of at least a billion rubles.

in the future, on sunday , elections will be held for the parliaments of saxony and thuringia and polls , the alternative for germany triumphantly wins. there are still a number of regional and then a national electoral campaign ahead, the prospects for the parties of the ruling coalition are very sad. another bankruptcy. as well as the all-german recession are pushing the germans to commit an electoral revolution, at the same time berlin , although reducing, does not refuse the unbearable financial assistance to ukraine, next year it will amount to 4 billion euros. the wartime economy, as the us prepares to plunge the world into the abyss of conflicts, a huge rent corporation report for the pentagon, triangle of fictitious threats to washington, who is considered the main enemy, what? hawks write about belarus and how much are they ready to spend on the bayonets of democracy. let's figure out the understandable policy today on our air after the panorama. almost half a kilogram of dangerous psychotropic drugs were seized by employees of the mogilev drug control department. two twenty-ye

the afd has built a strong base in the states of saxony and thuringia — and anger with chancellor olafttack last weekend in which three people were killed. the main suspect is a syrian asylum seeker who had been facing deportation. the anti—immigration party is now germany's fifth largest party. a win this weekend would be its first—ever state victory. our correspondentjessica parker sent this report. applause . booze and shouts aimed at chancellor olaf scholz, among them traitor and warmonger. chancellor scholz has not been a very visible during this campaign in the east. he is not exactly seen as an electoral asset and the reception for him here is mixed. an argument in the crowd. the man on the left supports the far right alternative fur deutschland, the man on the right does not. does germany feel divided to you at the moment? yes, they say, that's the one thing they can agree on. music plays some upbeat music, but don't be fooled, there's tension in germany, especially around immigration. that's feeding the afd's immigration. that's feeding the afd�*s popularity. a party infringer

the attack took place in the federal state of thuringia, where on september 1 elections to the localarliament will be held. according to polls, it will take at least third place, losing to the right-wingers from the alternative for germany and the centrists from the cdu. it is expected that the ruling, so-called traffic light coalition will lose the elections in thuringia. high quality of life, affordable housing and amenities. cities in the far east and the arctic are rapidly changing their appearance. new ideas will be discussed at the eastern economic forum, which starts in vladivostok next week. about why more and more russians today are choosing far east for life and work. managed to choose to register a plot under the far eastern hectare program, now there is a spacious house, outbuildings, a flower garden, a preferential mortgage helped to realize all the owners' ideas, and of course, the most important thing is the desire of the friendly gubenko family to live in the far east. for those who like the rhythm of a modern city, comfortable multi-story neighborhoods, this is what

jessica parker, bbc news, in thuringia.how does this add to your understanding of this drug? your understanding of this dru: ? , ' your understanding of this dru? , ' . ., , , your understanding of this dru~?, q ., your understanding of this dl’ua?, , your understanding of this drug? glp-1 class of drugs that were originally _ drug? glp-1 class of drugs that were originally developed - drug? glp-1 class of drugs that were originally developed for. were originally developed for the treatment diabetes. there was subsequently shown to be very effective at enabling people to lose weight at in a sustainable way for the this is very exciting because for the first time we have medicines that really could help people lose weight. but the real step forward we�*ve had from recent trials is the fact that not only do people lose weight but there seems to be a benefit on their background diseases that they also have. for example, in a very big trial we did last year these drugs were shown to help people do not have diabetes, to have a r

they are pretty much certain according to polls to come first in thuringia.ictory for the far—right afd party here in germany and that will increase their political cloud in shaping political debates in germany as it enters a new election year next year. find germany as it enters a new election year next year-— year next year. and so this announcement _ year next year. and so this announcement on - year next year. and so this announcement on asylum, | year next year. and so this - announcement on asylum, the year next year. and so this _ announcement on asylum, the timing seems important and interesting. specifically, do you think it will go far enough to reassure the public? go far enough to reassure the ublic? ., ., ., , go far enough to reassure the ublic? . ., ., , , ., go far enough to reassure the ublic? . ., , ., �* public? that an open question. but the real success _ public? that an open question. but the real success and _ public? that an open question. but the real success and this _ public? that an open question. but the real success and this was -

difficult to assess on monday after this terrorist attack what effect this event will have on people in thuringia saxony, but i think it is not to be ruled out that it will influence voters. that is, the alternative for germany, already leading in the eastern states, can only strengthen its advantage on sunday. meanwhile, in sollingen, as in the entire state of north rhine westphalia, police patrols have been increased. not only is the risk of terrorist attacks high there, but also the residents. are ready to engage in hand-to-hand combat, in addition to opponents of migrants, there are also their supporters, they have already come out to protect illegals. denis davydov, anatoly petrov and maxim kolpakchi, news. in search of knives and machetes, now the london police, the nottingham carnival that started in the british capital, made headlines in the criminal, not entertainment, news, three attacks with bladed weapons in a day, almost a hundred arrested, and also... a report by alexander khabarov. on such days, the london district of nottinghill is divided into two parts: one indulges in boundless

jessica parker, bbc news, in thuringia.no longer co—operate militarily with niger due to a lack of trust. niger was long considered a reliable partnerfor europe and the us in the fight against terrorism, but last year the country was taken over by a militaryjunta that came let's speak to paul njie who's in cameroon. why has this breakdown happened in the last month?— in the last month? there were talks for germany _ in the last month? there were talks for germany to _ in the last month? there were talks for germany to stay - in the last month? there were talks for germany to stay in i talks for germany to stay in the country, but because they couldn't agree with terms of german forces being immune to prosecution, which they had to stop that agreement. the share gave to august to 31st to leave the country. yesterday, in the capital, there was a ceremony to officially end germany's operation here. it you just raised it earlier on, they share an germany said in a joint statement it does not mark the end of their military coope

the day before , the prime minister of the federal state of thuringia, bodo ramelow, said that europerity system that includes russia. drahi police acts of vandalism this night engulfed another city in the kingdom, protesters set fire to a hotel in the city of tamworth near birmingham, the police are strengthening their squads, analysts call everything that is happening just a prelude to a big civil clash, about the british riot and its causes, denis gonin. rocks, fireworks and pieces of a fence, the main weapon of the british proletariat in the confrontation with the police. activists use all available means that they can find on the once quiet streets of provincial english cities. in drebezgi , shop windows are shattered, cars that were accidentally abandoned are on fire. and for the protesters, their guests, their guests, were clearly not invited. the starting point of the riots is considered to be july 29, when in the city of southport, a seventeen-year-old teenager attacked visitors to a children's dance school, killing three girls and injuring 10 more people with a knife. the tr

german elites weren't ashamed of their nazi, their nazi past, a year ago a german investor from thuringiaided to build houses on the... territory of the badzulz concentration camp, through which during the second world war passed more than 42 thousand prisoners of different nationalities. they take an example from austria, where on the site of the concentration camp gusen branch. hausen there are cottages, about the terrible abuse of prisoners by the nazis, there were more than 70 thousand of them, half died, only the preserved oven of the crematorium reminds, people who live nearby, it does not bother. descendants of either the nazis or those who were their comrades in those days, but this says more not even about the cynicism of the investors themselves, but about the cynicism of those people who are ready to live on the spot. former cemetery for sale of state property to private hands german authorities turn a blind eye, the territory of the concentration camp lagenstein-zwieberg for a large-scale project investor acquired for only 500,000 euros. i was not present at the hearing of the

comes from the elites, just the ones who need these bunkers. a year ago, a german investor from thuringiaed to build houses on the territory of the badzulz concentration camp, through which more than 42 thousand prisoners of different nationalities passed during the second world war, they take an example from... austria, where cottages stand on the site of the gusen concentration camp, a branch of mauthausen. only the surviving crematorium oven reminds us of the terrible tortures of prisoners by the nazis, there were more than 70 thousand of them, half of whom died. people who live nearby, she does not bother. descendants of either the nazis or those who were their comrades in those days, but this says more not about the cynicism of the investors themselves, but about the cynicism of those people who are ready to live on... local deputies, the new owners of the mines promise that the memorial complex will be preserved and allowed to conduct excursions there, but the people do not trust the entrepreneurs who decided to make a business on the bones. maria valieva, evgenia zemtsova, ianna po

german chancellor olaf scholz was feted at a pre-election rally in thuringia.spoke for 20 minutes, a monologue was repeatedly interrupted by disgruntled shouts. scholz spoke about peace and discussed zelensky and russia, the protests became especially loud. large-scale military exercises selenga 2024, in which russian units took part, ended in mongolia today. fighters from the two countries practiced modern combat techniques and mastered new methods of combating international terrorism. more than 700 military personnel, about 200 units of equipment, including a tank, took part in the annual maneuvers. dmitry chernyshenko reported this, the deputy prime minister arrived with a working trip to novosibirsk region, inspected the building of the new lyceum visited the college of electronics. ksenia klimina will continue. the new building of novosibirsk 185 lyceum, built recently as part of the national education project, became the first point on the route of the working trip of deputy prime minister. russia dmitry chernyshenko. the lyceum is designed for almost a t

difficult to assess what effect this will have on voters, what this event will have on people in thuringia saxony, but i think we should not rule out there is an alternative for germany, which is already leading in the eastern lands, on sunday it can only strengthen its advantage. meanwhile in sollingen, as in the whole land north rhine westphalia, police patrols have been strengthened, not only is there a high risk of terrorist attacks, but residents are also ready to engage in hand-to-hand combat. in addition to opponents, migrants, there are... their supporters, they have already come out to protect illegal immigrants. denis davidov, anatoly petrov and maxim kolpakchi, news. a bear cub was the cause of the traffic jam on the m-11 highway near torshok in the tver region. somehow it got through the fence and ran about 4 km along the highway. drivers were patient, did not overtake the fleeing bear for some time followed by a long a motorcade of various cars from. luxury limousines to trucks, but in the end the bear cub escaped into the forest. in london , the nottinghill carnival has becom

be held in eastern germany, which could change the country's political course, the residents of thuringiay are inclined to... everyone, voting for the right-wing alternative for germany, they want something simple: stop pumping kiev with german weapons, send back to their homeland the refugees who eat up taxes , including the ukrainian impudent ones. i think scholz is a liar and a scoundrel, millions of refugees are running the show in our country, raping our children, women, killing, laughing at us, and we are their butchers we put it in our mouths and tolerate it. there are hundreds of videos on german social networks, they show migrants with the latest iphones in their hands. they glance at the manual, occupy city centers, aggressive men record videos, in them they threaten to kill germans in broken german, you are a woman, aren't you ashamed to walk down the street like that, run away while you're alive, you can leave us alone. germany has long been unsafe, and those who surround scholz are to blame for this, the germans are sure, the head of the german ministry of internal affairs en

we are doing this so that people in thuringia, saxony and brandenburg can live more safely. fairy tale about protection, the rating of the sdp party, like the entire ruling coalition, is rushing down. the government is forced to pull the brakes to go further into the minus. schulz is finding it increasingly difficult to stay cheerful, they bring him water, but he needs beer. better beer. he spoke about unconditional support for ukraine during his election tour of germany and moldova, where he was the day before. he convinced everyone that the attack on kursk was an exclusively ukrainian initiative. firstly, ukraine was preparing its military operation in the kursk region in a very secretive manner without feedback. we are closely monitoring the developments. this operation is very limited in space and is also likely limited in time. therefore, at this point, any further comments are not possible. all this can certainly be. assessed over time, but the assessments for this sortie are already being given, they are unsatisfactory. erich watt, a retired bundeswehr general, who wa

according to polls in thuringia and saxony, more than 30% prefer the right-wing alternative for germanyhe third place is firmly occupied by the socialist union of sahra wagenknecht. the left-wing deputies are already trying to intimidate her; during her speech, she was doused with paint, and the attacker was restrained by security. according to eyewitnesses, he shouted pro-ukrainian slogans. kamala harris's loud statements and promises in her first pre-election interview to change the lives of americans for the better did not affect her rating. as the poll shows, in all key states the gap with trump is still minimal or non-existent, while voter support is much higher than biden's. bloomberg cites this data. another investigation shows that the republican is still ahead of harris by 2%, 48 to 46. the vice president told cnn that if she takes a seat in the oval office, she will will resolve economic and migration problems in the united states, will continue military support for israel, but she did not mention ukraine even once. according to analysts, journalists deliberately avoided this

on the issue in thuringia and saxony, more than 30% of the population give preference for the right-wingtive for germany, and the socialist union of sahra wagenknecht firmly took third place. the left-wing deputies are already trying to intimidate. during her speech, she was doused with paint. the attacker was overpowered by security. according to eyewitnesses, he was shouting pro-ukrainian slogans. during the battle of khalqingol, japan used biological weapons against the red army. historical documents for the eighty-fifth anniversary of the battle were published for the first time by the fsb today. in particular, the testimony of an officer of the japanese army was declassified. he claims that he served in a detachment that was engaged in the contamination of the area and river. bacteria of the typhus fever, for poisoning they chose areas where, as expected, there would be units of the red army. let me remind you, the conflict ended with the victory of the soviet union and mongolia in september of 1939. presentation of the battle flag and ceremonial march of future defenders of the fat

this sunday , local elections will be held in eastern germany, judging by the polls, residents of thuringiato support... millions of refugees are running the show in our country, raping our children, women, killing and laughing at us, and we put a botorobrod in their mouths and tolerate it, there are hundreds of videos in german social networks, in them migrants saved. we with iphones begging for welfare, occupying city centers, aggressive men recording videos in which they threaten to kill germans in broken german, you are a woman, aren't you ashamed to walk down the street like that, run away while you're alive, can you leave us alone? germany has long been unsafe, and those who surround scholz are to blame for this, the germans are sure, the head of the german ministry of internal affairs, anentia fesar, who usually turns a blind eye to everything that migrants do, is now herself. under suspicion frau fese, please tell us about your close relationship with the mayor of sollingen, tim kursbaho, who is being investigated by the düsseldorf prosecutor's office. cases of membership in a gang

that's how, on the verge of hysteria, the residents of saxony and thuringia are trying to explain toolutely everyone, voting for the right-wing alternative for germany, they want something simple: stop kiev with a wheelbarrow with german weapons, send those eating taxes back to their homeland, refugees, ukrainian impudent people, among others. i think scholz is a liar and a scoundrel, millions of refugees are running the show in our country, raping our children, women, killing and laughing at us. those who surround scholz, the germans are sure, germany has long been unsafe, and the head is to blame for this. fix it now, and the germans don't even want to listen to all this. liars, german experts explain, the migration problem is much deeper. german society suffers from two fundamental evils, namely the failed energy transition and the migration politicians. in these projects, scholz's coalition has completely hit a wall. this caste of politicians consists of clowns and comedians who compete to see who is the stupidest. germany. what's interesting is that our authorities think of ever

politico writes that in three states at once brandenburg, saxony and thuringia.ictory in the regional elections. what could have noticed, some people do not want to see us at all, but i think that the election results speak in our favor, so i will repeat once again that we will never allow ourselves to be intimidated, we will not allow ourselves to be intimidated, we will change this country, reacts lightning fast, but a few splashes of red liquid still fall on it, while everyone on the scene goes to a safe place, the guards twist the fifty-year-old criminal and a little later the russia-friendly politician continues his speech on... thank you very much for your concern and many questions, i am fine, deep down, i am still a bit in shock, but don't worry, we are not intimidated, murderer, murderer they shout at the one who splashed paint, the election campaign atmosphere in the east has become tense, in the thuringian union saryvagen is in third place, and the afd is ahead of the cdu, 29% of people do not yet know where to put the tick. on foreign and security pol

thuringia and saxony, respectively, continue to speculate on the topic of peace, the topic of a cease-fireeen ukraine and the russian federation and the topic of the transfer of german weapons to ukraine, and again, in connection with the offensive in the kursk region, they began to talk about the fact that their warnings about the fact that there will be a situation when german tanks... . will travel through the territory of the russian federation again, although such a narrative actually ignores the fact that the territory of ukraine actually became a victim of hostilities during the second world war, and some regions even a third time, if we are talking about taurus, then the bundestag in this case is not there are a competent institution, and the only competent person in matters of transfer and. is silent against this background of these events, it was also interesting to hear from you, because this is a phenomenon in the eastern regions of germany as well. where the communists ran and wielded the stasi, a kind of german analogue accountable to the kgb of the ussr, suddenly the re-read

its activist björn höcke, popular in thuringia, has already stated that if he were chancellor, the firstgo would not be washington, but moscow. but the current head of government , on the contrary, promises to continue to sponsor the ukrainian conflict, and at the expense of frozen russian assets, as scholz said today at a meeting with the british prime minister, berlin is working out the technical conditions for using these funds and at the same time berlin is trying to establish cooperation with london, including in the defense sector. about an hour ago, pavel durov was taken to court, the founder of telegram was transported as a dangerous criminal in a motorcade of at least six minibuses. with flashing lights, his arrest period has expired, so he was formally just released from custody for initial questioning and possible charges. the hearing is underway right now. in the capitol storming case called it election interference an attempt to distract attention from kamela harris's failure. nine pages were excluded from the previous case , taking into account supreme court rulings on the

demonstrations are expected in the eastern german states of saxony and thuringia by supporters and opponents of the far right alternative for germany party, which is expected to poll strongly in sunday's state elections. tickets for the reunion tour for rockband oasis go on sale. the official websites were quickly overloaded. ticketmaster insists the queue is moving. now on bbc news: the media show. hi, i'm ros atkins with this week's edition of the media show. we're going to talk about the messaging app telegram after its founder was arrested close to paris. we'll also bejoined by the editor of the satirical website in the us, the onion, which is relaunching its print edition. and we'll hear about a blockbuster game which has been made in china. let's start by talking about the messaging app telegram, because its founder and its ceo, pavel durov, has been arrested close to paris — and we're going to explore the implications notjust for him and for telegram, but for many of the biggest tech platforms in the world. to do that, let's begin with mike isaac, tech correspondent for the new york t

the day before this, another prime minister of another eastern german state of thuringia, said that europe a different security system in general, not based on nato, a security system that would include russia, and he even called for a european non-aggression pact with russia, but... here 's how this approach contrasts with what the current german federal government is demonstrating today, especially german foreign minister anna lena baerbock, let's listen to an excerpt from her article that she published this sunday in bilt magazine, justifying the need to deploy american medium- and shorter-range missiles in germany. russia has long been preparing for this war, for years violating and then terminating disarmament treaties. it developed banned weapons that can be armed with a nuclear charge, and then deployed them in kaliningrad, less than 600 km from berlin. on february 24, 2022, putin's russia launched the largest war in europe since 1945. those who are involved in foreign policy today need to understand that the principle of hope will not protect us from putin's russia. right now, the

and you're right, we have two big elections, regional elections coming up in saxony and in thuringia.right wing afd is already in the lead in thuringia, very well in the lead in saxony. it's kind of a close race. and i suppose that, you know, this attack will just consolidate their lead in those two states and it will it will, you know, over time, trigger a huge disruption of the german party establishment, because what will happen and this is very important to understand in both states, in saxony and thuringia , most likely the afd, thuringia, most likely the afd, the, you know, far right party will win, but all parties have sworn that they will not allow them to govern , that they will them to govern, that they will form coalitions against them and prevent them from governing. all other parties have sworn that. so, people, will you know, get the impression that you have a major coalition by establishment parties against not against the party, but against the one topic thatis party, but against the one topic that is most emotional and feels most threatening to them. so people will, y

in thuringia , the situation is similar: the two parties together are gaining as much as 50%.ans that they do not need anyone else for the coalition, which is why these elections can change germany. east germany is an industry, a locomotive enterprise, which the traffic light, as the ruling coalition is called, stopped. berlin's policy of rejecting cheap russian raw materials, dreams of alternative energy, have brought business to its knees. newspapers scream, here every 3 minutes one company dies, and saxony is the hardest hit. last year alone, 747 companies closed. the forecasts for this year are even more dire. sachsonguz is a foundry in eastern germany. here they cast parts for cars, wind turbines, 126 years of trouble-free operation, but a few months ago, one of saxony's oldest companies declared bankruptcy, ruined by exorbitant electricity tariffs. in the east, they are about 20% higher. families here pay about 5.00 euros a year for electricity, their compatriots in the west pay a thousand less. east germans are outraged by the severing of ties with russia in the first p

before that, with similar the leaders of the state of brandenburg and the state of thuringia made statements eastern germany. yes, we see there, according to the results of the elections , the alternative for germany party won, which. that they began to raise their voices more actively and confidently after the elections that took place, because they saw in these elections to the european parliament that well, really, this... they don't think, they saw the results, so there really is an opinion, everyone thought, i just made individual statements, yes, people are not the only one who thinks this way, in this transatlantic environment, there are many politicians like me who are guided by this opinion, they have received a mandate to talk about this, not just whisper, but already grumble, already seriously about this, to talk about this, but for now this is... still the stage of forming an opinion, and not making specific demands to the federal government, that is, berlin, and i want to draw attention to the fact that the leader of the opposition party, merz, the leader of the cdu, well yes, t

the day before , prime minister of the federal state of thuringia bodo ramelow said that europe requiresincludes russia. according to him, all european states must conclude a non-aggression pact and form a defensive an alliance focused on resolving conflicts on the european continent. the thought seems to be sober, but these words about a new non-attack pact seem to have happened before. sergey kholoshey, alexander dekin and boris filchikov, european bureau, ntv. the family of illegal intelligence officers, anna and artyom dultsev, who were released from prison as part of the exchange and returned to russia, are today getting used to a new life. they had not been to their homeland for many years. in an interview with our colleagues, dultseva was told that abroad , even among themselves, they only spoke spanish, so as not to... family, but we felt that the slovenian special service, they also did everything possible to save, leave the children in slovenia, so that we could be together. we felt that there was enormous, enormous pressure on slovenia from the intelligence services of other c

against germany, - said the fifty-year-old secretary of the legal department from sonnenberg in thuringiaon that was part of communist east germany until 1990, but the kuleba, from whose stories the eyebrows of the lithuanian minister were raised, and the swedish... italy is one of the few who answered kuleiba directly. our weapons cannot be used on russian territory. ukraine has not received ammunition since june, the promised patriots have not yet been delivered, and i ask myself, is it our fault? in words, we convince our citizens that we are fighting for good, but then words diverge from deeds, while putin has reliable partners such as iran and the dprk. we are now in brussels, although we should have been in budapest. this is barel's decision, i was against it. it seems that the ministers no longer perceive the one who promises buy everything with russian assets, the head of european diplomacy and no matter how much you ring the bell, it is beyond barel's power to bring europe together. meanwhile, today marks 75 years since the balance of power in the modern world that was establishe

so his party is doing so badly it's not even guaranteed in thuringia that he'll get 5%.ional parliament. he could lose all of his seats. >> it's extraordinary. this is, of course, pretty blatantly a deeply unpopular chancellor scrabbling around trying to find some prestige, trying to look a bit statesmanlike, but of course, in the national polls, he's gone from first to third place. he's at around 15%. and germany's economic situation isn't particularly bright ehheh isn't particularly bright either. just yesterday, we learned that in the last quarter, the german economy actually contracted. it wasn't even standing still anymore. it's now it's now shrinking in size. i mean, it does look perhaps a bit desperate. or maybe this is a bad a bad sign for britain that our only friends on europe are the slowest growing or indeed shrinking g7 economy . shrinking g7 economy. >> you're absolutely right. with the with the examples you mentioned. and i've also just got some here. so today the frankfurter rundschau newspaper had the headline germany sinks further into economic misery.

the incident occurred in thuringia during an election rally.ectable- looking middle-aged man tried to splash the politician with pink paint, by the way , the color of her party's symbols. next managed to dodge the splashes did not hit her. the attacker was immediately tied up and taken away, after which a rally. for 10 years now, he has been uniting young and ambitious people with ideas on how to make life better, at the forum these ideas help to package, that is, they suggest how best to present it so that in the end it will receive support and earn. no one was left without attention, especially since the listeners had the best mentors. he has said more than once that in russia every person talented, and the task of the state is to create conditions for self-realization, and the president consistently does this, creating a whole system of selection and support. three more unforgettable, loud, very musical days await children and guests of the capital: until september 1 , the military music festival spasskaya tower is taking place in the capita

the alliance of sahra wagenknecht is gaining between 15 and 20% in saxony, thuringia and brandenburg,made the opposition to russia part of the coalition talks, although foreign policy is not discussed at the state level. however, unlike in the seventies and eighties, today we are not talking about hundreds of long-range missiles with nuclear weapons, but just over a dozen conventional weapons. in fact, this is more of a political signal, like we will not allow anything to happen to us, we are ready to threaten you, but in my opinion, this is not a military escalation, the big mistake, in my opinion, was that there was no public discussion of the deployment of missiles. refuses, as kamela harris appeared before america in a new image of everyone, including fellow party members, was able to amaze, they say, from a failed in the twentieth year in the democratic primaries from a presidential candidate, then from a completely nondescript vice president under biden, kamala turned into a new hope of the democratic party, collects stadiums, conquers tiktok, breaks records for donations to the

the decade old afd is likely to win in former communist states of thuringia. whilst they are expected to tie in saxony, the anti—immigration party has seen surging support following a knife attack in western germany last week when three people were alleged to have been killed by a member of the islamic state. however, the anti—establishment party is unlikely to have the seats needed to form a local government with other parties refusing to collaborate. the social media platform x has been bannedin social media platform x has been banned in brazil after a long standing disinformation row. the move follows a feud between elon musk and the brazilian supreme court over a failure to block accounts accused of spreading fake news and hate. in response, elon musk posted on x, calling the move an attack on the number one source of truth. the oasis comeback tour shows have started to sell out for some dates after fans have been scrambling to secure tickets error messages and glitches are hampering people's attempts to land a spot on the reunion tour. ticketmaster one of