but then on the pipeline project stops over the foisting of prominent critic of the kremlin alexina valmy. and foreign firms may soon find it harder to do business with russia we'll look at the potential the economic sanctions. and tech stocks have taken a tumble in the us and the trucking global markets down with the. place is deemed to be business on what's in. berlin it's great to have you with us german politicians are turning up the pressure on north stream too some of them want the project which will deliver gas from russia to germany and beyond to be stopped over the poisoning of prominent kremlin critic alexina valmy but the powerful nerve agent opposition from eastern european countries and the united states has already seen work in the baltic sea frozen with a pipeline 90 percent complete. when this 480 kilometer long stretch of pipeline is finished it will transport oil and gas from the controversial nord stream to the pipelines terminus in northern germany to the self the oil gold pipeline will then carry fossil fuel energy on to countries including the czech republic and ital

current russian opposition activists alexina valmy is out of an induced coma his alleged nerve agent poisoning has seen a wave of accusations directed at the kremlin also ahead. as protests against police brutality in the u.s. show no sign of easing we'll look at how the only rest is led to a surge in gun sales. and julian assange is the extradition hearing gets underway in london the wiki leaks founder is wanted in the u.s. to face espionage charges. i will welcome you watching r.t. international with me. my top story the prominent russian opposition activists alexina valmy is out of an induced coma but the hospital treating him in berlin says it's too soon it to see if he suffered any long term effects meanwhile the russian ambassador in london was summoned to the foreign office where he said there had been nothing but unfounded accusations against russia paid to all of our reports from berlin. of the statement put out by a shot at a hospital here in berlin says that alexei navalny has been woken from the induced coma he's been in for just over 2 weeks that he's starting to breathe

clash over the country for response to the alleged poisoning of russian opposition activists alexina valmy with some pointing the finger at moscow in a fiery debate on the bundestag. why does novell need such a level of protection from our security services political is part of the putin system why would the russian government be so stupid and even left. germany instead of hiding him in russia france records almost 10000 coronavirus cases in a single day the highest figures so far as testing centers struggle to cope with demand. and microsoft accuses russia china and iran of trying to meddle in the u.s. election through cyber attacks on both the. campaigns of all 3 countries deny the allegation. this is r.t. international and call them brave or the headline stories and reaction that we're tracking for you this hour 1st the german parliament has held a session dedicated to the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy the russian opposition activists been in hospital in berlin for almost 3 weeks and recently emerged from a coma and several german politicians are calling for action to be taken agai

please review the week russian opposition figurehead alexina valmy says he's making progress in his recovery after being allegedly poisoned as moscow and berlin continue to wrangle over evidence in the. hundreds of people with painter in the latest opposition rally in the preservation capital as anger over the disputed presidential election there fails to subside. today the u.s. says it will bring impose sanctions previously lifted on a ride in a unilateral move it's irritated washington. the rich 1st charity oxfam says that a small group of wealthy nations will hoard over harmful coal potential cope with 19 vaccines with the vast majority of the world's population tonight says the years to come because of it. by the afternoon i'm kevin o. and welcome to the weekly for marty international our roundup of the big stories of the last 7 days as reported by us to you 1st the russian opposition figure alexina valmy is on the path to recovery at a hospital in berlin after coming out of an injury coma last week he's since revealed his intention to return here to russia as soon as he's fighting fit a

russian opposition leader alexina valmy is the victim of a murder attempt and the kremlin must answer difficult questions that's been the message from the german government when the valen remains seriously ill in hospital he collapsed 2 weeks ago during a flight to moscow doctors say they have proof he was poisoned but in baba reports what could be done such was not the grounds of which alexina valmy in a video filmed in the siberian city of novosibirsk days before he collapsed on a flight to moscow now the german government says tests carried out in a military laboratory have produced unequivocal proof the russian opposition leader was poisoned with a nerve agent nabil chalk and chancellor merkel says it was attempted murder alexina of any thought far in circulation alexina valmy is the victim of a crime he was meant to be silent and i condemn this in the sharpest possible manner in the name of the entire german government. germany's foreign minister has summoned the russian ambassador saying it's urgent that those responsible in russia be identified and brought to justice no found m

berlin want the pipeline project stopped over the poisoning of prominent critic of the kremlin alexina valmy. and firms may find it harder to do business with russia soon we're going to look at the potential for economic sanctions. also in the show tech stocks took a tumble in the u.s. dragging global markets down with them is it just a blip or a reality check. this is the business i'm rob what's in berlin it's great to have you with us german politicians are turning up the pressure on north stream to some of them want the pipeline project which would deliver russian gas to germany and beyond to be stopped over the poisoning of prominent kremlin critic alexina valmy significant opposition from eastern european countries and the united states has already seen work in the baltic sea frozen with a pipeline 90 percent complete. when this 480 kilometer long stretch of pipeline is finished it will transport gas from the controversial nord stream to pipelines terminus in northern germany to the south the oil gold pipeline will then carry fossil fuel energy on to countries including the czech republ

samples is confirmed then of course we will open a day jury investigation it's 2 weeks since alexina valmy has been here in berlin being treated the shot at a hospital physicians say there is nowhere cute risk to his life at the moment however there is the potential for a long term effects from this illness. it's exactly a month since the disputed election in belarus triggered unprecedented scenes of protest in the country and for a 5th consecutive weekend thousands of once again taken to the streets of cities on talons nationwide decrying what they say was a rig result of thora these have confirmed over 100 people were detained today are

headline news despite germany saying it's a refutable the russian opposition figure alexina valmy was poisoned with the russian doctors who 1st treated him claimed that fiction demands proof. senior figure of the opposition is arrested on the border with ukraine but amid differing versions of events president lukashenko shares his understanding of what happened in an interview with russian journalist. the british government's handling of the pandemic has forced many state health service doctors to consider quitting according to a new poll and. so could think you know if they are. so-called spits and cough attacks on british police and double during the health crisis. choose evening here in moscow on call in news center with us i was global headline news 1st for you russian opposition activists alexina valmy could not have survived if he had been poisoned with novacek that's the claim of the russian doctors who 1st treated the high profile criminal chrissake when he fell severely ill 2 weeks ago peter all about the details. the doctors that 1st try to lex in the valley when his plane w

in the stories that shapes the week moscow claims germany is not being co-operative in the alexina valmy case of the berlin said it was there were a few would support the russian opposition leader had been poisoned with novacek nerve agent. weeks since the disputed presidential election invalid bruce thousands once again take to the streets of men 6 in protest. this is a multistory car park near the hotel started bringing people stories are brought into the coverage spread all over the floor people shouting chants but there's no actual aggression from the crowd. russia says it's ready to move ahead with large scale testing of its corona virus vaccine and despite western media skepticism over its effectiveness and renowned british medical journal place the vaccine looks promising. and the french the terrible magazine charlie hebdo read prince's controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad reigniting debate is done to mark the terror trial getting underway 5 years since the bloody attack on the publications offices in paris. a very warm welcome to you you're watching the week for me with

the pressure mounts for an international probe and sanctions over the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy russian doctor's office is that a joint commission with the german counterparts. if it turns out he was poisoned spain will initiate a criminal case today russia does not have such evidence. and he mass immigration protesters clashed with police in the u.k. port of dover after a spike in illegal crossings over the english channel from france. very warm welcome to you watching r.t. international with me becky aaron. last month russia became the 1st nation to register a coronavirus vaccine criticism from the west soon followed with claims that corners must have been cut but most go now says it's ready to move ahead with more widespread testing and the scientists have now published their 1st findings into the job showing it does produce an antibody response roman culture of picks up the story. back in the 11th of august russia became the 1st country to register a vaccine against 19 now more data became available just last friday that show that sputnik the vaccine pretty successfully prod

facilis coming up is out all options open the poisoning of russian opposition leader let's say the valmy has germany way up economic sanctions against russia and leads their joint pipeline project no stranger to in the. european central bank's chief says the coronavirus downturn less severe than fear but admits the recovery will be slow. and known for its lavish tales of romance and witchcraft no. enjoys a real life drama losing millions of dollars as the pandemic turns the industry on its head. again for us all and let's do business the german government says it's looking at the entire set of instruments they could use in taking action against moscow over the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexina bally chancellor angela merkel spokesman has underlined that she would not rule out consequences on the multi-billion euro stream to pipeline project if moscow fails to thoroughly investigate the case it also says the german leader is open to all. the north stream to pipeline through the baltic sea means a lot to both parties for russia it's a source of solid foreign currency for germa

european parliament today voting on a resolution on the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy. call for sanctions against russia and moscow warning its partners not to politicize the case. u.s. troops die in a room. american presidential hopeful joe biden fails to recall the country he infamously helped to send a military into back in 2002. a survey finds most young americans don't know how many people died in the holocaust while a significant share even the jews to blame we ask you yorkers coming up then what they had been taught about this dark chapter of history. and us politicians are angry after it's revealed 'd an american firm provided the technology used to shut down the internet during the disputed presidential election in belarus. thursday the 17th of september live from artie's world news age q you're in moscow one is kevin owen here for the next 30 minutes for the latest update for you thanks for tuning to us today then 1st the european parliament voting right now on the resolution urging sanctions on russia if it should fail to carry out an open investigation into

russia says germany is stalling the probe into the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy by holding back crucial data moscow's envoy to the global chemical weapons watchdog talked. through deliberately delaying the process the impeded the completion of the preliminary inquiry in russia that was held in order to ascertain whether there is an offense or not. frenchman's voice their anger over the government's tough new coronavirus restrictions saying they were never consulted. and the pentagon is accused of spending up to a $1000000000.00 of coronavirus funds on military gear instead. the international from moscow money is called and bright with a well headline news this hour a 1st for you russia is accusing germany of using various pretext to withhold information on the alexina valmy case the russian opposition figure had recently came out of a coma in berlin where he's being treated for suspected poisoning moscow's permanent representative to the global chemical weapons watchdogs told r.t. that all requests but they have so far been denied. the russian federation has been waiting for ans

agrees to cooperate with moscow on a probe into the alleged poisoning of opposition figures alexina valmy as the russian side looks to travel to berlin for more information. the issue riles german lawmakers though as they clash over how best to deal with the kremlin and a fiery debate in parliament. why does novell need such a level of protection from a security service political murder is part of the putin system why would the russian government piece of stupidity and even let me fly out to germany instead of hiding him in russia and british counties will reimpose coronavirus restrictions says the country witnesses a disturbing spike in covert 19 cases. we buy. out international the weekend for a good morning for me kevin 0 in here with this update this saturday the 12th of september whole days going well so far been ok in the headlines this morning 1st off germany's accepted moscow's request to cooperate on a probe into the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy over state prosecutors want some information will only be shared with volleys consent it says russian police to interview the acti

new in berlin says its assessment that alexina valmy was poisoned with a chemical nerve agent from the group has been confirmed by labs in france and sweden earlier a german military lab found traces of the poison in the russian opposition figures bio samples russia's request to get access to that evidence is so far than gone unheeded still peter all of it can bring some speed on this so your correspondent in berlin hi get paid you in then what exactly have we heard from the german style a lot of principle for us. what berlin is now saying that 3 laboratories have confirmed that not a chalk or a substance from that of a chalk family was present in samples taken from the lexan of ali we've also heard that the organization for the prohibition of chemical. ins is starting its process to verify those those results that have been taken we heard from stephens i bet on monday he's the german government spokesperson basically the voice of bangalore merkel he said that laboratories in france and in sweden had now confirmed the presence of novacek in those samples taken from mr valmy. clarificat

the growing calls for answers from moscow over the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexina valmy the western military alliance is demanding that the kremlin cooperates with an international investigation russia denies any involvement this week the german government concluded that mr novelli has been poisoned with a deadly nerve agent from the navi chalk group the u.s. president has also weighed in donald trump says he's not seen any direct evidence that neville me was poisoned but he would be quote very angry if that's the case. nato leaders meeting here to discuss an attempted assassination outside their borders why does nato believe that it would have a mandate to act in this case for an attack that was not on you know territory because this is a violation of international law on international norms it's a use over chemical of and so use over over going to chemical nerve agent which is violating her probation over any use over chemical weapons and the matters for the nato. secretary general jan stoltenberg says germany provided evidence beyond doubt that he knows the child a ne

despite germany's saying it's irrefutable the russian opposition figure i like the new valmy was poisoned with novacek the russian dog to see 1st treated him play now is pure fiction one last go demands proof. to me a figure of developers opposition is arrested on the border with ukraine but it made differing versions of events president bush and co shared his understanding of what happened in an interview with russian journalists. british government's handling of the pandemic has forced many state health service doctors to consider quitting according to a new poll also ahead. of the cooper thank you note that they are. so called stick and confidant song british police to double during the covert health crisis. a very warm welcome you watching r.t. international with me and. the next thing about me could not have survived if he had been poisoned was not a chalk that's the claim of the russian doctors who 1st treated the hope of high profile kremlin critic when he fell severely ill nearly 3 weeks ago piece all of a has the details the doctors that 1st trust the legs in the valley when his

urging him to exchange information about the alleged poisoning of russian opposition leader alexina valmy adding it has nothing to hide that as international pressure mounts on russia over the case the us president donald trump though says he hasn't yet seen any proof of the poisoning claims. well i don't know exactly what happened i think it's it's tragic it's terrible and shouldn't happen we haven't had any proof yet but i will take a look there have been international calls for transparency from russia in an investigation into what happened to alexina valmy the russian foreign minister sergei a lover of has said moscow has nothing to hide when it comes to mist in the valley he says russia is still waiting though for requests for information to be answered . we have already commented on this and said we have nothing to hide says the soon as alex in the valley fell ill the plane was grounded and necessary measures were taken this soon as he was transported to germany those who were demanding information from russia went silent and did not demand anything from berlin this is all following

headlining a prominent russian opposition activist alexina valmy is out of an induced coma but his alleged nerve agent poisoning and see the wave of accusations directed at the kremlin also ahead. as protests against police brutality in the united states show no sign of easing we look at how the unrest has led to a surge in gun sales. and his extradition trial gets underway in london the wiki leaks founder is wanted in the u.s. to face espionage charges. or world news from r.t. international calling bray with a moscow news team and the headline stories that we're across this hour 1st for you then the prominence russian opposition activist alexina valmy is out of an induced coma the hospital treating him in berlin made the announcement earlier but it said it's too soon to say if he suffered any long term effects earlier the russian ambassador in london was summoned to the u.k. foreign office over the case he told the meeting they had been nothing but unfounded accusations against russia peter all of the reports next from berlin. of the statement put out by a shot at a hospital here in berli

despite germany saying it's irrefutable the russian opposition figure alexina valmy was poisoned with the russian doctors who 1st treated him claimed that's pure fiction moscow demands proof. see a figure of the opposition is arrested on the border with ukraine but amid differing versions of events president shares his understanding of what happened in an interview with russian journalists. the government's handling of the pandemic has forced many state health service doctors to consider quitting cold into a new ball. quickly enough yeah. so-called spits and cough attacks on british police doubled during a covert health crisis. in brain moscow over this hour's headline news and reaction 1st for you this hour then alexina valmy could not have survived if he'd been poisoned with. the claim of the russian doctors who 1st treated the high profile kremlin critic when he fell severely ill 2 weeks ago peter all of a has the details. the doctors that 1st try to lex in the valley when his plane was forced to make an emergency landing with him in clear distress he was making his way from siberi

morning the diplomatic route was surrounding the sudden illness of russian opposition activist alexina valmy pleas the kremlin being offered terribly accused despite a lack of definitive proof still pressure is mounting on now to punish moscow i did sing a major gas pipeline project up speed on or about this morning also in the headlines saudi arabia commutes the death sentences of those convicted in the 2018 murder of journalists as well because shell ji rights groups are outraged noting those who ordered the killing aren't being punished at all. thank you know they are. the number of discussing assaults lowest spits and cough attacks on british police doubles during a pandemic. morning it's a tell you have this 8th of september here in moscow live from artie's world news age q with the update this morning my name is kevin irwin almost a program so 1st the condition of the prominent russian opposition activist election of l. me has improved and he's no longer in a coma though the german medics treating him haven't given any prognosis yet nor of the presented any definitive proof or details

with moscow that in the headlines on a probe into the alleged poisoning of opposition figure alexina valmy as the russian side looks to travel to berlin for more information. the issue riles german lawmakers as they clash over how best to deal in their eyes with the kremlin at a fiery debate in parliament. why does no such a level of protection from our security services political murder is part of the putin system why would the russian government be so stupid and even lead to germany instead of hiding him in russian and british counties will reimpose coronavirus restrictions the country with this is the disturbing spike in 19 cases. by. why there are to international at the weekend my name is kevin 0 in here with the update this 12th of september. first germany's accepted moscow's request to cooperate on a probe into the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy however state prosecutors warn some information will only be shared with no valleys consent it says russian police interview the activist in berlin then where he's currently still in hospital. still expecting moscow to be held accountabl

lunchtime russia germany's unwillingness to share evidence relating to the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy as it fires off a 2nd official request for test dates. they're asking the german side to confirm everything it claims with facts because as we have repeatedly seen unfortunately many of the. new york times meantime citing an anonymous source claims that he wants to return to russia other headlines formula one star lewis hamilton could face punishment for a t. shirt highlighting the campaign against police brutality which may have fallen foul of formula rules we look at whether or not sport of politics can ever stay apart. clearness of injustice seems through to sport right he should do so if we get caught blanche to everyone and then we are in troubled waters. to sign peace deals with the u.a.e. in bahrain while donald trump calls the agreements in the story break through palestine is outraged. good afternoon just turned 1 pm here in moscow this is out international live from a world news h.q. it's kevin owen here this choose day to take us through our headlines in more detail for the

germany says russian opposition leader alexina valmy was poisoned with a soviet era chemical nerve agent. but i must tell you this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up on trial in paris 14 accused of helping gunmen attack the french magazine which caused outrage by publishing cartoons of the prophet muhammad. become a bridge commander who oversaw the torture and killing of thousands of cambodians dies in hospital. and china rejects a pentagon report which warns of beijing's plans to double its nuclear stockpile. now alexina valmy is the victim of a mad attempts and russia must oncet difficult questions that's the message from the german government which says it has unequivocal proof that the kremlin critic was poisoned with a soviet era nerve agent called off the chalk the problem dissidents fell ill on a flight last month 10 days ago he was airlifted from siberia to berlin where doctors say he is in a serious but stable condition doctors who treated have on the in russia say they found no evidence of poisoning but german toxicology tests detected nothing chalk that's a soviet era

should be done such as not the grounds of which alexina valmy in a video filmed in the siberian city of novosibirsk days before he collapsed on a flight to moscow now the german government says tests carried out in a military laboratory have produced unequivocal proof the russian opposition leader was poisoned with a nerve agent nabil chalk and chancellor merkel says it was attempted murder alexina of any thoughts in circulation alexina valmy is the victim of a crime he was meant to be silenced and i condemn this in the sharpest possible manner in the name of the entire german government. germany's foreign minister heiko mass has summoned the russian ambassador saying it's urgent that those responsible in russia be identified and brought to justice in a valley who's $44.00 was airlifted to germany late last month 2 days after being taken to a hospital in the siberian city of all. the charity hospital in berlin says he's still on a respirator in intensive care and although the symptoms of his poisoning a declining it can't rule out long term consequences novacek is a group of soviet e

by germany saying it sirrah fusible the russian opposition figure alexina valmy was poisoned with noble russian doctors who 1st treated him claimed that's pure fiction on moscow demands proof. the senior figure of the position is arrested on the border with ukraine but amid differing versions of events president shares his understanding of what happened in an interview with russian journalist and. british government's handling of the pandemic has forced many state health service doctors to consider quitting according to a new poll and. so forth cooper thank you nothing yeah. so-called spits and cough attacks on british police during the covert health crisis. live on worldwide bases r.t. international welcome to his house headline news and reaction with me colum bright 1st alexina valmy could not have survived if he had been poisoned with novacek that's the claim of the russian doctors who 1st treated the high profile kremlin critic when he fell severely ill 2 weeks ago peter all about has the details the doctors the 1st trust the likes in the valley when his plane was forced to make an

up the pressure on russia as the kremlin rejects german allegations that opposition figure alexina valmy was poisoned. a boost for the leader of bella roosts russia's prime minister reiterated force as alexander lukashenko grapples with a political crisis. at a quarter of a century after e-bay went online find out how its founder is backing efforts to rein in a breakup tech giants. we begin with breaking news nato has announced that greece and turkey will hold talks to defuse tensions in the eastern mediterranean they've been locked in an escalating dispute over gas exploration flights secretary general the and stoltenberg says that both nations aim to reduce the risk of accidents that could lead to a military confrontation. u.s. president donald trump has backtracked on his suggestion that photos should try to cost the ballots twice and move them the selection he urged people to send ballots by mail then tried to vote again in past to test the mail in voting system democrats accuse the president of encouraging voters to break the law he's not changed his position saying that those votin

thanks germany has passed the results of its medical tests on alexina valmy on to the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. across wednesday's developments peter all of the reports next from berlin. a spokesperson for the german defense ministry here in berlin has confirmed that test results taken from alexina valmy have been passed on to the o.p.c. w. in the hague the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons moscow it asked that they be given that information however berlin has said that they won't give the details directly to moscow but russia is a part of the group the test results have been handed over to the organization for the perhaps mission of chemical weapons russia is a member of this organization or the diplomatic spot between perlin and moscow is heating up over what happened to alexina valmy the german ambassador to russia was summoned to the foreign ministry in moscow and what cheese heard how russia is far from happy and what it sees as accusations coming towards it about the alleged poisoning of alexian of a strong protest was made to the ambassad

politician alexina valmy was poisoned with nazi chocola nerve agent who is seriously ill in a hospital in berlin after collapsing on a flight in russia 2 weeks ago chancellor angela merkel said the poisoning is attempted murder and that only russia can answer the serious questions that have been raised the kremlin is rejecting accusations of having been responsible and xander staying out of it. is following this for us in moscow the spokesperson all russian president vladimir putin the media spoke about this case in essence what russia is saying that they didn't see the proof and what would possibly be the motive all for isn't enough so he says that also talking sanctions in an acceptable that there is no reason the for sanctions on the base case or even possibility to talk about the possibility of them what he also says is that russia didn't get access to any offer the evidence though they officially requested it before this informational what is exactly the talks in that poison. pill he also said that russia refuses the allegations that it is really not to jump to the conclusions and

news in the kremlin is rejecting accusations that russia is responsible for the poisoning of alexina valmy that's up to germany said it has unequivocal proof the opposition figure was poisoned with the nerve agent nova chuck he is seriously ill in a bill in hospital after collapsing 2 weeks ago german chancellor angela merkel says the poisoning is attempted murder and that only russia economics of the serious questions raised well alexandra stay on the vertical thread has the latest reaction for us now from moscow. so far from the official level there is no other theory offered what they're saying is basically we were not given any proof substantial proof for these statements and what could possibly be the motive now the spokesperson of russian president vladimir putin. said the noted that no one is accusing russia directly but he also said that such accusations are without any bases and the reason that the sanctions talkies unexceptable in general and he sees no reasons why there would be sanctions he also said that russia is very interested to get to the bottom of what happened with alex

chalk germany says it has unequivocal proof of what happened to the russian opposition leader alexina valmy. also ahead the rise of a fringe conspiracy theory embraced by some trump supporters and congressional candidates. 2 months ahead of the u.s. presidential election donald trump is sowing more doubts about mail in ballots whilst visiting the state of north carolina mr trump seemed to suggest people there should try to vote twice once by mail and once in person that's illegal but mr trump said it would be a good test of ante for what it's. they'll vote and they're going to have to go and check their vote by going to the poll and voting that way because even if it tabulates and they won't be able to do that so let them send it in and let em go vote and if this system's as good as they say it is then obviously they won't be able to vote if it isn't tabulated they'll be able to vote so that's the way it is and that's what they should do i don't like the idea of these unsolicited votes i never did well during an interview on weapons day mr trump's attorney general william boggs said he wasn

germany says it has unequivocal proof the russian opposition leader alexina valmy was poisoned with a soviet era nerve agent is being treated in a hospital in berlin after falling seriously ill last month the german government says the kremlin must answer difficult questions about haitian police have fired tear gas the crowd is protesting over the murder of a prominent lawyer students from a law school in puerto prince tried to block the capital streets with burning tires the head of the bar association on ferry at oval was shot dead at his home on friday no arrests been made those are your headlines the news continues after the stream i'll have another 30 minutes of news a little later. i am sequences i have a question about the bees daisey it's hard to filter out the noise and keep track of what's really important the bottom line tackles the big issues that are shaping the united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world the bottom line only on al-jazeera. i f m e r k you're watching the stream the russian activist alexina vallone is not globally

based on information coming from russia we real decide on joint action the crime against alexander valmy is a crime against the basic values and basic rights we stand for thank you. so it was the german chancellor angela merkel giving her a statement about the confirmation but we now have from the german government that alexei was poisoned and was poisoned with no visual. the merkel talked about having contact with not only the german president but also a u. partners and nato partners as well as russia let's get more. on this with kate spray the political correspondent strong words from the chance of that kate. so very strong words from the chancellor and also the fact that she has self just after and within a couple of hours over the results of this talk test being announced confirming that he was indeed poisoned by the novacek nerve agent the fact that angela merkel the german chancellor decided to speak to the press is also an indication of how severe cases is right now and it was interesting i thought as well that she said that what had been carried out against the valley was indeed

russia calls on germany to stop politicizing the alleged poisoning of opposition figurehead alexei no valmy but berlet insists it's up to moscow to clarify how a military grade nerve agent which reportedly new song russian soil. with coronavirus case is surging in britain and the country's testing system is there to be a breaking point we hear from some of those affected step would be 860 mile round trip with their each way was just great if not just the general public which struck me 6 doctors and probably my house workers as well. and american presidential hopeful joe biden fails to recall the country he infamously helped to send the military into about back in 2002. u.s. troops died in a room and there appears to be. a very warm welcome to you are watching r.t. international with me nikki. palin has called on moscow to clarify how a military grade nerve agent was reportedly used on russian soil referring to the case of opposition activist alexina valmy russia in turn urged the west to stop politicizing his condition and the message relayed by the country's top diplomats to his german cou

interests and the political right could well alexina valmy it was taken out of a medically induced coma on monday he is understood to be breathing by himself now he remains here in berlin receiving treatment at the shot at a hospital his condition we're told isn't life threatening anymore. as just mentioned the news stream to pipeline now hangs in the balance over the poisoning allegations donald trump has repeatedly told germany to quit the major gas projects with russia. supporter that i was the 1st one to work up you know heard of north stream to absorb drug able when i came along i said wait a minute we're protecting germany from russia. russia's foreign ministry has weighed in on the route claiming europe should stand up for its own interest to not become washington's puppet german political commentator ica hama believes berland would take a significant hit if it pulled the plug on nord stream. it's a catastrophe if this pipeline is being abolished because energy is the main cost for everything you do so if you increase the. cost for your most vital product you need then you have d

and inconsistency and discrepancies moscow notes the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy is now bordering on fiction as goodwin insists a miniature great nerve agent was used on the opposition leader and medical terrorism that's how iran's foreign minister brands us sanctions on tehran in an interview to article. the united states restrictions prevents us from even transferring money to buy iraq's neighbors so it's basically medical terrorism that the us is in good shape. so they're welcome just gone for pm iran mosconi watching r.t. international now ukrainian military plane has crashed while a motorway in the eastern harkov region the death toll has risen to 26 after one person died in hospital only one person to survive the crash he said to be in a serious but not life threatening condition. gave more details to my colleague kevin. the plane was carrying 7 officers along with 20 flight school cadets originally there was supposed to be 28 people on board but one cadet was not allowed on the plane now it was reported by officials that the pilot reported a failure and one of the and gins

big stories of the last 7 days as reported by us to you 1st and russian opposition figure alexina valmy is on the path to recovery at a hospital in berlin after coming out of an induced coma last week he's since revealed his intention to return here to russia as soon as he's fighting fit again meantime the diplomatic row between moscow and berlin over his alleged poisoning only got worse in the week or monday germany said labs in sweden and france said independently verify that the valley was poisoned by a nerve agent they say of the novel group the global chemical weapons watchdog is also analyzing the samples russia's prosecutor general demanded that information be shared but so far to no avail. with their excuses are completely contrived germany says it can't tell us anything in direct as to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons but we've been to the obesity w. several times and they say talked about when we are ready to talk to anyone but not when in the absence of facts we are pressured into giving an account of ourselves on the basis of specific clearly formulat

checking in with the south your world news on called moscow in the headline stories this hour alexina valmy could not have survived if he'd been poisoned with novacek that's the claim of the russian doctors who 1st treated the high profile kremlin critic when he felt severely ill any 3 weeks ago peter all of a has the details. the doctor's the 1st threat to lex in the valley when his plane was forced to make an emergency landing with him in clear distress he was making his way from siberia to moscow he didn't make it there the plane landed in bombs that was way he received treatment 1st they've dismissed claims from here in germany in berlin where he's currently being treated that he was poisoned using a novacek nerve agent they say that being poisoned with such an agent he would have died hours after the poisoning and been administering it they say that they've carried out over 60 tests on alexina valmy while he was in their care they found no trace of any toxin now they say they've shared or made available the data from those tests they carried out they've made that available to the germa

lot in a diplomatic row over the alleged nerve agent poisoning of russian opposition figure alexina valmy on sunday the russian foreign ministry questioned burlington's ultimatum to provide an explanation for what happened suggesting it's the german side that's not being forthcoming forthcoming. if the german government is sincere in statements it should respond to their quest of the russian general prosecutor's office as soon as possible that was passed along on the 20 sounds of forest it is the german side that really less urgency by not sending a response berlin is slowing down the very investigative process it is calling for is that on purpose ultimatums do not help anyone move forward but it's never explanations follow from russia in the coming days we will have to discuss the response with our partners we have high hopes for the russian government to solve this serious crime meanwhile the german foreign minister has responded to russia's request to share findings in the case saying such a move would take time as they currently dealing with new information and it was all would also r

the valleys associates and german medics handled this item without hazmat suits people around the valmy at the airport and on the plane are all well apparently again thanks to some miraculous coincidence the case is rife with him expect all things bordering on fiction a month after he was allegedly poisons with a lethal neurotoxic agent novacek never bothered me has now been discharged from the german clinic and doctors are saying that he is on his way to a full recovery however there are still things to be more questions than answers surrounding his case the thing they're pointing at russia however began long before the release of any specific data. meanwhile germany's representatives of the global chemical weapons watchdog have confirmed russia's request for information will be answered within 10 days the kremlin had been sent from berlin to the o.p.c. back again in its attempts to see the evidence. pretty activists are sounding the alarm over amazon's new in home security drone however the retail giant insists it's the next big thing. however some potential consumers see them with le

remain locked in a diplomatic row over the alleged poisoning of russian opposition figure alexina valmy on sunday the russian foreign ministry questioned him to provide an explanation for what happened to him suggesting it's the german side that's not been forthcoming. if the german government is sincere in its statements it should respond to the request of the russian general prosecutor's office as soon as possible that was past the moment august 27 it is the german side that really lacks edge unsee but not sending a response believing the slowing down the very investigative process it is calling for is that on purpose ultimatums do not help anyone move forward but if never explanations follow from russia in the coming days we will have to discuss the response without partners we have high hopes for the russian government to solve this serious crime meanwhile a group of russian doctors have offered to set up a joint commission with the german counterparts over the case of alexander valley that has international pressure continues against russia or over the alleged nerve agent poisoning

vicious circle as germany demands that russia investigate what happened to opposition activists alexina valmy with the moscow in turn calling on berlin to share its data in the decided to go straight to the global chemical weapons watchdog instead. pentagon unveils plans to scale back the huge military presence in the middle east as a shocking report reveals tens of millions displaced in the region by the so-called war on terror. and the oscars changes its rules warning only diverse films will win best picture from 2024 but our debate found fury that ethnic minorities women l g b t q plus all people with disabilities have to feature. films like african-american women with minority who are not given a warrant at all saying great forest firmly that she gets what you want you can if you want it just saying let's see what kill a ruling. good morning from russia just to 9 am here now this thursday the 10th of september my name's kevin owen here at r.t. h.q. moscow with a brand new round of for you good to have you company 1st then a fresh crackdown on the brother was opposition sees 2 more high pr

accuses western powers of launching a disinflation campaign over the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy the opposition activist has now been discharged from hospital also this hour. russia is ready to provide the un with top notch assistance. invites united nations staff to try a new russian vaccine free of charge adding that there are already been requests from the u.n. colleagues meantime an artsy correspondent becomes one of the 1st to get the russian jab as part of a phase 3 trials. this morning in i got a call from the same as i am a candidate here this is your vaccine there's not much in there looks like a couple of drops ok i'm ready. there's 9 pm on wednesday here in moscow wherever you're tuning in thanks for checking in with r.t. for this hour here's what we're tracking for you then there's been another turnout of hundreds on the streets of men's for a protest against the russian president 20 people have reportedly been arrested earlier alexander lukashenko was sworn in for a 6 term they've also been counter rallies in support of. rival groups past each other on the streets ca

conversation with russia insists its doctors find no trace of novacek or any other poison when the valmy was in their care moscow has repeatedly stressed that willingness to cooperate in order to establish exactly what happened meanwhile independent test by france and sweden have also confirm the presence of a nerve agent. has been looking at the latest controversies surrounding the case. alexina volley is recovering whatever it was killing his body is on retreat and the politician seems to be almost out of these woods so concerns over his health make room for concerns over what exactly happened and europe is demanding that russia aids the investigation that is questions arise which only the russian government can and must answer we continue calling us here to just to get our demand is that russia urgently explain what happened well russia has already contributed by not letting alexina valmy die in the 1st crucial hours after the politician fell sick russia contributed by opening its airspace to a team of german doctors letting them visit russia contributed by eventually putting him on a

back on his feet russian opposition figure alexina valmy is walking again after emerging from a cold by. cramming into a camp thousands of refugees are relocated on the greek island of less was but there are new fears for their health. and in sport patrick reid has a halfway lead at golf's u.s. help then the 20000 masters champion is a need to win his 2nd major title. she's been a pillar of the fight for women's rights a liberal icon in the us now the death of long serving supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is poised to trigger a significant political battle just weeks ahead of the presidential election even as the 87 year old was dying from panda cam pantry pancreatic cancer she passed on a plea that there should be no rush to fill a vacancy at america's highest court. al-jazeera alan fischer looks at ginsburg's legacy. they started to gather on the steps of the supreme court in washington as news of ruth bader ginsburg's death broke it brought flowers and candles the number swelled people marking a loss they felt personally. ruth bader ginsburg was physically small but her p

international calls for transparency from russia in an investigation into what happened to alexina valmy the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov of has said moscow has nothing to hide when it comes to mist in the valley he says russia is still waiting though for requests for information to be answered. but it's we have already commented on this and said we have nothing to hide the soon as alex in the valley fell ill the plane was grounded and necessary measures rumi julie taken this soon as he was transported to germany those who were demanding information from russia went silent and did not demand anything from berlin this is all following the same old scenario we hear public accusations against russia in the fischel requests to berlin from our prosecutor's office have so far gone unanswered we were promised today that we would soon receive response as soon as we get the facts we will react accordingly this is all reminiscent of what happened with this group poles niet or secretary general again stoltenberg has his mind made up though he says international action needs to be taken ho