alexina vali is also the focus of a growing diplomatic crisis between the e.u. and russia that we've just been hearing about from aaron moscow says that it's ready to cut ties with brussels if the e.u. goes ahead with harsh economic sanctions one possible target is a nearly completed gas pipeline between russia and germany some people say that linking these projects to human rights concerns is a really bad idea have a look. the north stream too is ready at least the german end of the nearly 2500 kilometer long pipeline it starts here in the baltic sea town of lukeman the receiving terminal with its thick pipes and heavy safety valves has been ready to go since the summer. goodmans mayor oxus forked is concerned that despite this the russian gas pipeline might never be operational. but. it would give us a very bad public image if we had an investment disaster of this magnitude and the political debate continued to be so heated i suspect that would also scare off investors we'd like to keep out of. this 150 kilometers of pipeline has become a hot topic. the sectio

to russia now where supporters of jailed opposition leader alexei know vali have held another day of protest over an ongoing crackdown against kremlin critics with authorities threatening to arrest those who defied a ban demonstrations activists used flowers and flashlights to show their solidarity with the victims of political repression. as dusk fell the lights in the so-called flash light protests went on across russia supporters of opposition figure head alexina valmy switched on lights in a display of unity in the siberian city tomsk the protests motto love is stronger than fear shone down from the window of an apartment building. earlier in the day hundreds of russian women formed a human chain in central moscow this time to show solidarity for novell these wife yulia and other women who've become victims of the crackdown since his imprisonment here to this same message love is stronger than figo the women took this message to the streets despite threats of repercussions by the state. because they're actually new but i didn't used to protest i was scared and i'm scared now i do

the case is politically motivated now there has been a lot of hype about the detention of alexina vali when he received his 1st like 30 day detention sentence he called on to his supporters to rally in the streets and so a lot of people they listened and they took to the streets basically none of those protests across russia were authorized by the authorities so there were we have seen some scuffles and violence from both the protesters and the police and thousands of people have been detained but we'll have to see which side will the judge takes a day. of a port and we do expect it to be announced in the next hour or so germany and france of paris is called to scrap the north gas pipeline project citing the case of the russian opposition figure valley. it was i want to go deep as we have always said we have the greatest concerns about the project. you've been is big on the federal government said in the last few days that it has not changed its position on this project. the french government's demand to hold construction of nordstrom to is a reasonable and wrong step in that already p

the case is politically motivated now there has been a lot of hype about the detention of alexina vali when he received his 1st like 30 day detention sentence he called on to his supporters to rally in the streets and so a lot of people they listened and they took to the streets basically none of those protests across russia were authorized by the authorities so there were we have seen some scuffles and violence from both the protesters and the police and thousands of people have been detained but we'll have to see which side will the judge takes a day. for the world health organization is the u.k. to put the brakes on its vaccination campaign once fundable groups there have received the jab yang nice i use to make sure there is a fair. and we're asking all countries in those circumstances to do that hang on wait for those other groups will also appeal to all the people of the u.k. you can wait. well this does come as the u.k. looks to set nor looks set to reach its goal of delivering 15000000 1st doses to people by mid february on the other hand across the channel the e.u. is struggli

the case is politically motivated now there has been a lot of hype about the detention of alexina vali when he received his 1st like 30 day detention sentence he called on to his supporters to rally in the streets and so a lot of people they listened and they took to the streets basically none of those protests across russia were authorized by the authorities so there were we have seen some scuffles and violence from both the protesters and the police and thousands of people have been detained but we'll have to see which side will the judge takes a day. from mishandling the pandemic would have. been because it's now facing. his own wife of criticism of failing to deliver on his many promises we'll have a look at this after the break. wow you know things are gone topsy turvy big markets are undergoing a severe inflection point and those on the periphery are now driving this center. whacko time but much hated let's get into it. seemed wrong. just don't call. me. yet to shape out this day. and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for comm

passes by and though just do you know busybodies or genuinely protesters and supporters of alexina vali so essentially this is what we're waiting for for a verdict and this whole case well it's it goes all the way back to 2014 back then the kremlin critic was found guilty of embezzle meant so he received a 3 and a half year suspended sentence and a 5 year probation period basically the prosecution right now is saying that in those 5 years election of ali violated the conditions of this was this probation period about 60 times now the defense in turn is saying that the case is politically motivated now there has been a lot of hype about the detention of alexina vali when he received his 1st like 30 day detention sentence. to his supporters to rally in the streets and so a lot of people they listened and they took to the streets basically none of those protests across russia were authorized by the authorities so there were we have seen some scuffles and violence from both the protesters and the police and thousands of people have been detained but we'll have to see which side will the jud

opposition to military rule tony ching and user in our headlines russian opposition leader alexina vali has lost his appeal against a jail sentence a decision he says he expected the valley who is a president led to my patients most vocal critic was convicted of breaking bell conditions while being treated in germany after he was poisoned. 2 years and 8 months behind bars as well as pay a fine for defaming a world war $2.00 veteran. u.s. president joe biden has approved a major disaster declaration for texas 5 days after it was hit by rest no storms temperatures are finally for cost to rise but hundreds of thousands of people is still without power and millions have no clean drinking water after treatment plants shut down large areas of the indonesian capital jakarta are on the water off the heavy overnight rain suburbs to the east have suffered the greatest damage with more than 1300 people evacuated to shelters even neighborhoods that don't usually experience flooding have been affected. 5 people have been killed in 3 explosions in afghanistan's capital kabul police say improvised exp

arrest and put on a show of defiance flashlight and flash mobs in support of jailed dissident alexina vali how did the kremlin respond. and we look at the chaos caused by germany's new border restrictions with austria and the czech republic the controls are meant to keep the coronavirus mutations at bay but took many people by surprise. i'm sumi so much got to thank you for joining us local media reports in min maher say security forces have fired shots on protesting crowds in the city of mandalay there's still no official confirmation of injuries or deaths now the military junta has deployed extra troops around the country as it intensifies its efforts to qual of popular uprising a coup 2 weeks ago triggered mass protests and a torrent of international condemnation but so far the junta leaders appear on move . mian mars military junta has sent in the big guns soldiers are patrolling the streets a sign that the crackdown on pro-democracy protesters could escalate since this month's who the military has given itself sweeping powers allowing it to detain people without court order. to it i d

will stay the same it's needed we have to say we need any sort of solidarity you know because alexina vali is the most well known political prisoner now some people forget that there are also a lot of women in this team who are also being persecuted for their political opinions and for their work. against violence of any kind whether it's political violence or domestic violence that's why we're here for love. you see it. ok here are some of the other stories making news around the world today the west african nation of guinea has declared a new epidemic after an outbreak in a town near the liberian border was reported at least 3 people have died and 4 others annoying to be infected in the 1st cases to take to uni since 2016 the world health organization is helping deliver vaccines and contain the outbreak. hundreds of oil and gas tank cars have been deployed have been destroyed rather in a fire at afghanistan's border with iran the huge blaze which broke out on saturday afternoon caused millions of dollars in damage about 20 people were injured authorities have launched an investigation in

children to grow up in the same conditions i did alex say is trying to do something at least you know vali has just been wrongly convicted the country will never be free if their thirty's and the courts behave like this it looks like they will soon start beating us with a baton again but we came out so that our children won't be beaten with the tongs in the future. soon enough the police proved him right. there but tons directed indiscriminately at anyone in the crowd. in the volume these supporters are. taking risks in the hope that the next generation won't have to. if more of us cross over to our moscow bureau chief yuri rasha to yuri the poisoning of alexei navalny is his imprisonment the crackdown on his supporters seen from abroad this is all rather shocking how do people in russia see it well i can't talk about the whole contra terry and the war and to that many protests across russia like that will last a beacon for example but i can imagine that everyone who saw the pictures from last night from here in moscow or st petersburg was shocked because the police will not only suffer th

be done as a global response to those issues and the sticking points are going to be if like i said vali comes up human rights issues with russia and north stream to which the united states and many many of the european union are outright against and germany is pushing ahead with completing even out of the threat of u.s. sanctions which started under donald trump and are continuing under joe biden where i went off thanks very much for that update. let's turn now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world the south authorities in india have adult relief materials to villages cut off after in place to collapse.

week in massive protests against the imprisonment of kremlin critic and opposition leader alexina vali around 500 of being held at just one detention facility near moscow outside they have friends and relatives wait for news correspondent you're rachet spoke with them. not. who is number 15 in the line of this woman asks she's one of the volunteers outside of the soccer over detention facility at 2 hour drive from moscow these people have been standing in the freezing cold since of the early morning. they want to help as their friends and relatives people who were arrested to during the protests. some of them are waiting for their sentence some are already serving at. the shame of you that we have collected warm things this is a sweater there's a sublanguage because we don't know if our friends in there have anything to cover up with little see but they're in subs underwear t. shirts and wore gloves just in case all of this is awful but even cried a few times my friends are in there. looking back. more than 7000 people have been arrested across russia in the past 10 days. the police we

europe even following the russia's annexation of crimea in 2014 and response to the jailing of alexina vali it seems that diplomatic and legal channels have not worked but what about economic pressure well european foreign ministers a jew to meet on monday in brussels to discuss potential sanctions against russian officials these could include travel bans and financial restrictions now ahead of that meeting some of those foreign ministers are also going to sit down with supporters of alexina valley in brussels and those supporters will be urging the foreign ministers to go after the russian president vladimir putin's alleged well stored in europe some european countries want to go even further they want to target the big prestige project between russia and europe which is the north stream to gas pipeline which is currently being constructed under the baltic sea and is just a few pipelines away from being completed and landing on germany's shore and that's meant to happen in april but at least one country lithuania is urging that the completion of that pipeline be delayed until september whi

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from germany poland and sweden for attending protests in support of jailed kremlin critic alexina vali moscow says the 3 participated in a krone bali rally last month that had been rolled in many goals by the russian government germany and other western.

as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and russian opposition leader alexina vali has appeared in court again this his case dominated diplomatic discussions he was accused of slandering a war veteran a charge he denies meanwhile the e.u.'s foreign policy chief called for his release at a joint news conference with the russian foreign minister in moscow instead the kremlin expelled diplomats from 3 e.u. nations appearing to scupper the attempt to any reengagement that move in turn resulted in condemnation from germany and sweden who said their staffs removal was not justified those that lines this hour radicalized youth is the program coming up next and then more news after that r.c. later. spoiler ironic that one many governments along the wall declare that the fight against terrorism is their number one priority this hasn't stopped. the fia has continued the attacks have continued we have to wonder why is this the case. for the past 20 years i've been working on the question of political violence and terrorism it's persistence in our lives in our times in our societies begs the questio

been arrested this week in russia following protests against the jailing of kremlin critic alexina vali around 500 of them are being held at a detention facility near moscow outside their friends and relatives wait for news our correspondent you were seto spoke with some of them. who is number 15 and 9 says this woman asks she's one of the volunteers outside of the sakharov a detention facility at to drive from moscow dizzy spiegel have been standing in the freezing cold since the morning. they wanted to help present friends and relatives people who were arrested to join the protests. some of them are waiting for their sentence some are already serving at. the shame of you that we have collected warm things this is a sweater this is a blanket because we don't know if our friends in there have anything to cover up with little see if there is sux underwear t. shirts and. just in case all of this is awful but even cried a few times my friends are you there. was. more than 7000 people have been arrested across russia in the past 10 days. the police were particularly brutal during the last p

ministers back targeted punitive measures for those responsible for the jailing of kremlin critic alexina vali will go to brussels for the latest also on the show me and mark in the grip of mass protests and a general strike hundreds of thousands take to the streets despite the army's threat to use lethal force to crush the protests and leaders in exile in turkey fear deportation to china after beijing ratifies now.

european union if the bloc hits it with economic sanctions this comes just as kremlin critic alexander vali is due to appear in court on charges of defaming a world war 2 veteran who took part in a pro-government video hearing is getting on the way in moscow in a twitter post last year of all the referred to people who appeared in a video supporting a change in russia's constitution as traces of ali was recently sentenced to nearly 3 years in jail for allegedly violating his probation he recovered from the poisoning in germany. joined by our correspondents our until today in moscow and judge read here in our let's start with you explain to us again what is this new trial all about well basically mr of all he finds himself answering to charges of slander in connection to social media posts he made in the run up to last year's constitutional referendum here in russia basically russian state broadcaster r.t. or russia today and released a video which had a large series of russians every day russians voicing their support for the constitutional referendum now in a post on twitter mr have only r

children to grow up in the same conditions i did aleksei is trying to do something at least you know vali has just been wrongly convicted the country will never be free if this ortiz and the courts behave like this it looks like they will soon start beating us with a baton again but we came out so that our children won't be beaten with batons in the future. soon enough the police proved him right. there but tons directed indiscriminately at. one in the crowd. in the volley supporters are taking risks in the hope the next generation won't have to. israel has vaccinated a greater proportion of its population against corona virus than any other country but the number of new infections is still high and the cabinet is now deciding whether to open up the country on friday or extend the current lockdown again authorities say they're determined to contain the spread of the disease while immunizing as many people as possible as d.w. 10 year criminal report senior citizens are suffering amongst those suffering most . it's been a long well the only year food protests since the outbreak of the coron

ordered to leave russia for taking part in unsanctioned rallies in support of kremlin critic alexina vali during 2 weekends at the end of january the russian foreign ministry has called such behavior by the diplomats unlawful and unacceptable and the swedish embassy was the 1st to deny any violations of russian or international law by a member of their staff the swedish foreign ministry strongly denies claims that the swedish diplomats was involved in recent demonstrations more entering the political development in the country of service is the responsibility of swedish diplomats in accordance with the vienna convention on diplomatic relations this reduce diplomat observed the demonstration since in petersburg within a standard diplomatic procedure eventually we heard the same from the german authorities and the polish government also said that they will come up with a similar response to the decision by the russian foreign ministry but only a few hours earlier during the press conference by sergei lavrov and joseph borel after talks we saw smiles the press event began with warmth with wa

europe even following the russia's annexation of crimea in 2014 and response to the jailing of alexina vali it seems that diplomatic and legal channels have not worked but what about economic pressure well european foreign ministers a junior meet on monday in brussels to discuss potential sanctions against russian officials these could include travel bans and financial restrictions now ahead of that meeting some of those foreign ministers are also going to sit down with supporters of alexina valley in brussels and those supporters will be urging the foreign ministers to go after the russian president vladimir putin's alleged wealth stored in europe some european countries want to go even further they want to target the big prestige project between russia and europe which is the north stream to gas pipeline which is currently being constructed under the baltic sea and is just a few pipelines away from being completed and landing on germany's shore that's meant to happen in april but at least one country lithuania is urging that the completion of that pipeline be delayed. late until september

sanctions calls are growing for germany to abandon the project over russia's jailing of dissident alexina vali. egypt has released a journalist working for qatar al-jazeera after more than 4 years in pretrial detention mahmud hussein was held on charges of spreading false news and belonging to a banned group his release comes after egypt and gulf states agreed to restore ties with qatar which they severed in $27.00 team. in italy the former head of the european central bank has secured the support of to keep parties as he secure as he seeks to form a new government mario draghi has the conditional backing of the right wing leg and the populist 5 star movement further talks are expected next week italy's governing coalition collapsed mid january. and in developments in the corona virus pandemic early trial data suggests the oxford astra zeneca vaccine will not offer protection from mild or moderate cases caused by the south african the 135 variant of the virus however it will protect it will protect received ends from severe disease the netherlands has passed 1000000 covert 1000 infections sinc

particular legal case in this hearing it goes all the way back to 2014 basically back then alexina vali and his brother they were found guilty of embezzlement so the opposition figure the he gave excuse me so the opposition figure he received a suspended sentence of 3 and a half years with a 5 year probation period on this it expired in december but basically well the prosecution bright now is saying that well of all the repeatedly violated it's conditions he himself i mean the election of ali and his defense they are saying that the case is politically motivated hopefully soon we'll see which saw who will the judges side with stephanie keep us updated when that information starts coming out and keep warm i know it's called out that day that was a course on a reporter. and finally john kerry was the deadliest month of the pandemic in the united states while joe biden has criticized his predecessors handling of the pandemic some say the u.s. president has yet to live up to his own coronavirus pledges artie's chemical weapon takes a look. joe biden has announced that fighting against kobe

calls for the immediate and unconditional release of alexina vali and all of the peaceful protesters and journalists arrested over the last 2 weeks when it comes to international support really this hearing it has been like no what no other one in russia has been unprecedented not because only because of its magnitude but also because the international community they got to witness the hearing itself right before it started we saw a motorcade of embassy cars taking foreign diplomats to the to to witness the hearing just imagine for instance a russian embassy going to witness a julian assange hearing in london so that would that would raise quite a number of eyebrows in the west but this it was not one embassy guy was a whole motorcade from all over europe. but. the person. i hear you. know the speaker and i read that. when it comes to the reaction from the russian foreign ministry well it was it was quite expected i should say the spokeswoman marie is a harvard as she called it a essentially foreign meddling in russia's internal affairs it was in the process of mischa this is no long

from germany poland and sweden for attending protests in support of jailed kremlin critic alexina vali moscow says the 3 participated in a krone volley rally last month that had been ruled illegal by the russian government germany and other western governments have condemned the expulsions as unjustified. under the students and teachers have staged rallies against the recent military coup in myanmar demonstrators in young going wore red ribbons in support of detained leader unsung suchi a civil disobedience movement has been growing since the military declared on monday it will take power for a year. delegates from libya's rival factions have elected an interim government to lead the country until elections in december businessman abdul hamid debate will serve as prime minister and govern alongside a 3 member presidential council libya has been divided between rival governments of the country's west and east for over 5 years. this is news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at news and do visit our website it's t w dot com. biden democrats have their 1st win in congr

calls for the immediate and unconditional release of alexina vali and all of the peaceful protesters and journalists arrested over the last 2 weeks. across live to independent political unless gilbert doctorow always good to see you just on the reaction we've been going through gilbert as they move on the verdict was announced there were there was really an eye crying no other way to describe it from countries such as the u.s. the u.k. all of them seemingly calling for his immediate release what's your what's your take on the reaction. there's an expression what they would say that wouldn't. many have said various governments will come out to criticize the washington or treatment of war. or acting as we could have predicted just as the crime of his articles of. patients in prison which is. possible to his or. the the west meaning particular the united states. u.k. and to a lesser degree germany are being leaders in a propaganda move to vilify russia and to georgia tension away from the un seemingly political jealousy in the west going back to the storming of the capital which was qui

the chorus of european leaders who slammed russia for how the country treated kremlin critic alexina vali in response to that the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov called the attitude of european leaders arahant and blamed the european officials for failing to back up their accusations of the alleged poisoning of alexina volley and his arrest without any proof or something reasonable. no we're stuck on the same topic the west is trying to dodge the issue of finding the real truth of what happened when and where it's alexina valmy by focusing on protests in russia on numerous requests to provide us with the results of his tests remain unanswered by germany france sweden and even the pope at the o.p.c. w. they say you already know everything well this is impolite at the very least and such are against on behalf of and lights in europe is absolutely inappropriate and unacceptable. then at one point the conversation began to resemble a different kind of game in which it seemed that the ultimate goal was to convince everyone that it's the opponent. the opponent is more brutal in their pol

gathered in small groups in various parts of russia to show solidarity with the opposition leader alexina vali who's currently in jail in playgrounds and courtyards they place candles in the sake of a hot issue of lights for mobile phones the coordinated action came in response to a call from a man called leo lead vocals now based in lithuania he's a close ally of alexei navalny he wants russians to copy tactics used by pro-democracy activists in neighboring better roofs our force of the year more. sophisticated than them the more creative and we have to think about other forms of protest and the over the environment something vocal verged people to post pictures of sunday's gatherings all social media using the slogan love is stronger than fear the aim was to avoid large demonstrations of the type that seen thousands of people arrested across russia in recent weeks among them alexei navalny his wife who is now reportedly in germany and his spokes person kira yarmulkes they were among the women activists being honored in the 2nd city sent petersburg around 100 women formed a human chain near a

coming up russian police detained several supporters of kremlin critic but opposition leader alexina vali as he appears in court. the u.n. says that as many as 20000 refugees are missing of the camps in ethiopia as war torn region were destroyed. and how the debate over data privacy is setting up a battle between apple and facebook. a day after man was military seized complete control of power the us to posses urging for the release of government officials to take lead to aung san suu cheese whereabouts remain unknown a posse won by a landslide in november's election it's calling for those results to be recognized instead some 400 would be members of parliament but detained in a heavily guarded compound powerless not in the hands of the senior general men online who has appointed his own cabinet the u.n. security council is meeting later on tuesday to discuss the situation the u.s. has threatened to resume sanctions that were lifted in 2016 the military says that its takeover is only temporary it's promised free and fair elections within a year and a fall reports now from the angle. the s

the case is politically motivated now there has been a lot of hype about the detention of alexina vali when he received his 1st like 30 day detention sentence he called on to his the authorities so we have seen some scuffles and violence from both the protesters and the police and thousands of people have been detained but will have to see which side will the judge takes a day. the world health organization has. put the brakes on its vaccination campaign want grapes there have received the jab. to make sure there is a fair. we're asking all countries in those circumstances to do that hang on wait for those other groups will also appeal to all the people of the u.k. you can wait while this comes as the u.k. looks on course to delivering 15000000 thursday says to people by mid february on the other hand though across the channel the u.s. struggling to get its mass vaccination program off the ground we got reaction from our panel of guests united kingdom has ordered more doses than it needs for its population of roughly $70000000.00 and $1.00 of the options that would be that whatever spa

attack selection interference or course an extrajudicial assassination attempts like we saw with mr vali calling for putin putin the poisoner today in his closing remarks when he was attempting to be assassinated i kept chemical weapons we know that the german government is still behind this project yesterday the spokesperson for the german chancellor was asked about nordstrom to and she said that there has been no change in the government's position and it came at the same time that we heard from the french foreign minister saying that he would like to see the germans killed this project so what does french pressure in this town you listening. i think it really goes to the heart of what we've seen all along as i said it's not just eastern european voices or u.s. voices it's a majority of the transatlantic community that spoken out against nordstrom to and it's because of russia's malign activities and its export of strategic corruption i think this is really hit home when we saw just last week for the 2nd time on an overwhelming basis the european parliament call for additional sanction

program a court hearing is currently underway in moscow to decide if russian opposition leader alexina vali will have to spend the next several years in jail here are the latest pictures of nirvana. in the court room he's been in detention of course for violating probation since he returned to russia from germany where he had been recovering from a poison attack that he blamed on prevalent forces now outside of the court dozens of novell new supporters have been detained by police. moscow correspondent emily sure win is standing by outside of that courthouse where the hearing is taking place and emily been the volley case has of course sparked massive anti-government protests and russia in recent days what is the situation there right now. well starting this morning the road some of the roads leading up to the court where now by news hearing is taking place we're close there's a huge police presence out in force around the court as well and we saw a few hours ago around 100 protesters or supporters of i the scene of army had gathered here just across the street from where i'm standing and t

the case is politically motivated now there has been a lot of hype about the detention of alexina vali when he received his 1st like 30 day detention sentence he called on to his supporters to rally in the streets and so a lot of people they listened and they took to the streets but basically none of those protests across russia were authorized by the authorities so there were we have seen some scuffles and violence from both the protesters and the police and thousands of people have been detained but we'll have to see which side will the judge takes a day. at a philosophy to. trump and this hand in the pandemic that have turned on joe biden his face. in his own life with criticism of failing to deliver on his many promises we'll have a look at this plus of the stories just after the. show seemed wrong. just don't all. get to shape out just they become educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person or those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. again now the wo

everything will stay the same it's needed we need any sort of solidarity you know because alexina vali is the most well known political prisoner now some people forget that there are also a lot of women in his team who are also being persecuted for their political opinions and for their work. against violence of any kind whether it's political violence or domestic violence that's why we're here for love. our moscow correspondent emily sure and together with you know because warner. hold and now to some of the other stories making news around the world today the west african nation of guinea has declared a new epidemic after an outbreak near the liberian border at least 3 people have died there the 1st cases detected in guinea since 2016 the world health organization is helping with liver vaccines and trying to contain the outbreak. parties in catalonia that favre breaking away from spain have boosted their combined majority in the regional parliament following sunday's election the socialist party which opposes independence looks set to claim a narrow victory as the biggest single part

everything will stay the same it's needed we had need any sort of solidarity you know because alexina vali is the most well known political prisoner now some people forget that there are also a lot of women in his team who are also being persecuted for their political opinions and for their work. against violence of any kind whether it's political violence or domestic violence that's why we're here for love. fair or by the way of correspondent emily short one together with warner pulled ellis catch up on some of the other story. making headlines around the world today the west african nation of guinea has declared a new a bola epidemic after an outbreak near the liberian border at least 3 people have died there if the 1st cases detected in guinea since 2016 the world health organization is delivering packed scenes and trying to contain the outbreak. former arjan time president carlos menem has died in buenos honors aged 19 he served 2 terms from 1989 to 999 pursuing a strong privatization policy he also paid the past so to the u.s. dollar to control inflation argentina has declared 3 days