she was meant to fly to warsaw but she has been seen flying to vienna.icials from belarus had tried to send krystsina tsimanouskaya home after she complained about the events the committee had entered herfor. ina in a moment we will get the latest, but for now our correspondent has this report from minsk. she's a young athlete thrust into a political row she never sought. when sprinter krystina timanovskaya publicly criticised her coaches at the olympics, they tried to force her back to belarus. she refused. speaking to the bbc from tokyo, she said she was now scared for herself and for her family. translation: i can't go back to belarus now, of course. - it's definitely not safe for me. i have no idea when i can go back. it may be five or ten years. and today came another reminder of the danger for dissidents. in kyiv, a young belarusian activist was found hanging in a park, but his friends don't believe it was suicide. vitaly shishov fled to ukraine last year to avoid arrest. he'd been helping a flood of other opposition supporters who followed. the op

——to vienna.ing on the pressure — president biden urges andrew cuomo to resign as governor of new york after an investigation found he'd sexually harassed women while in office. afghanistan's defence minister survives a suicide bomb and gun attack on his home in kabul as the taliban's insurgency continues. countries across europe send help to turkey as wildfires enter a second week closing in on some tourist hotspots. iam i am live in tokyo and day 12 is under way and we have had another world record on the track, as american sydney mclaughlin wins gold in the 400 metres hurdles. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the belarusian sprinter who refused orders to fly home early from the olympics is about to leave japan. she was meant to fly to warsaw, but has been seen boarding a flight to vienna. officials from belarus had tried to send kristina simanovskaya home after she complained about the events the committee had entered herfor. in a moment we'll get the latest from t

water, or stead a liberated vienna. when it's a politic hand, who feels good. vienna flag on the piano city hall that was real. and how on the railroad guard was organized, or i have the radio things alexander, for it's such an attitude to our common history and ask for dry mia, you know, to go to the right people and you must ski want to be engaged in virtual politics. they don't even need politics, that won't be too much work virtually. but if we want to work in real world, we should think about real things. for example, category ability putting it, the ski we said you have 3 of when you looked at the decisions made and then there is the demand for russia to allow the representative. so when mentioned organizations to observe how the human rights are being implemented in crimea for the new course. you know, these are for people who don't want to know that fact, these are the people who know nothing. and those who want to learn about these, they know that we have invited people from the console of europe, from the alwa

as you said, she is currently on a flight to vienna, austria.he was scheduled to board a direct flight from tokyo to warsaw, leaving at 10:20 a.m., localtime tokyo to warsaw, leaving at 10:20 a.m., local time but because of security concerns, they had decided to change a flight and now she is on her way to vienna. a few months ago that was an opposition journalist and her girlfriend forced down... and now they are taking a cautious approach to herjourney until she lands in poland... technical difficulties. they are offering her a humanitarian visa which you can change to as an athlete and a husband has also left belarus and currently in ukraine. technical difficulties. the rest of her family back home.— family back home. you and i were talking _ family back home. you and i were talking about _ family back home. you and i were talking about this - were talking about this yesterday and to the extent that it yesterday and to the extent thatitis yesterday and to the extent that it is overshadowing the olympics but being talked about by those in toky

she flew via vienna. that was a change in plan.safe, but are the worries about what the future will bring. here in poland, she's been granted that humanitarian visa, and we also understand the polish authorities will give one to her husband as well. he fled from belarus when this incident broke out. he is now in ukraine and we understand there are plans to bring him here, but it's not clear exactly when he'll arrive. krystina timanovskaya has always said she's not a political person, but inevitably, the whole thing has become an extremely political. she said she become an extremely political. sue: said she had become an extremely political. ’iie: said she had not become an extremely political. ’i“ie: said she had not taken become an extremely political. s“i9 said she had not taken part in protests in the past, that she was simply in this case criticising the olympic teams, but she also acknowledged that the question had become politcised and said that she realised that it would probably be very difficult for her to return to belaru

juan diego is at home in vienna and i'm in london.hrough, he gives me a rendition of marechiare, a popular 19th—century italian song. he sings. serenaded byjuan diego florez, i think i mightjust be getting carried away. juan diego is a real example of how somebody can fall in love with opera unexpectedly. he became smitten when he joined the conservatory in the peruvian capital, lima. i got in and i discovered classical music there. and i loved it. i loved what my voice could do, and then i was asking everybody, do you think i am good? do you think i could be a tenor? i like this kind of singing but i don't know if i'm good enough. people said, yeah, if you study. so that was it. after studying for three years at the lima conservatory, juan diego left peru for the first time to train in the united states with the full backing of his family. my mother was always so supportive. she is a strong woman so she was, yeah, you have to go, do whatever it takes. so we sold the family car for $1000 so i had the money to go to america to have aer

in vienna about reviving the nuclear deal, do you think they will get anywhere?i think with the current situation, with the messages from the supreme leader in the past few months and mr. raisi is close to him, very obedient in a way towards him, he sees him as a guru, i don't think mr. raisi will be able to even better than the last president, negotiate and get a better deal. the west want not just to control iran nuclear program, also iran activities in the region. iran missile program. these are some of the issues the u. delegate have been pressing to get a concession from iran. at this point, those negotiations, which was taking plac in vienna, has been fzen , waiting for the new president to come to the office and also, the new team take on that inittive. laura: do you think president raisi willscalate hostilities with israel? iran is accused of carrying out a drone attack on a tanker. you think that will intensify? >> at this point, many people say there is a shadow war. there is a covert operation by israel within iran. there have been sabotages, assassina

it is unclear why she has gone to vienna with regard to her and destination.ugh to speak out, whoever they are, wherever they are, they are at risk. it whoever they are, wherever they are, they are at risk-— they are at risk. it shows the reach ofthe they are at risk. it shows the reach of the regime- _ they are at risk. it shows the reach of the regime. we _ they are at risk. it shows the reach of the regime. we saw _ they are at risk. it shows the reach of the regime. we saw that - they are at risk. it shows the reach of the regime. we saw that when l they are at risk. it shows the reach i of the regime. we saw that when the ryanair flight was. to the ground just for the arrest of raymond. we saw nobody was really safe from this regime. i think you are alluding to the death of vital in ukraine. it does seem suspicious. ukrainian authorities must conduct a transparent and effective investigation into what led to his death. we investigation into what led to his death. ~ ., ., ., ., death. we have got to leave it there. i apologise _ death. we have got to leave

she began in tokyo earlier today, flew via vienna, a change in plan.e was due to fly directly here to poland there were concerns about her safety. one austrian official who spoke to her in vienna said that she was very relieved to be there, that she was safe, but full of worries for what the future would bring. here in poland, she has been granted that humanitarian visa. so we understand the polish authorities will give one to her husband as well. he fled from belarus when this incident broke out. he is now in ukraine. we understand there are plans to bring him here, but it is not clear exactly when he will arrive. >> krystina timanovskaya has always said i'm not a political person, but inevitably, the whole thing has become extremely political. >> she said she had not taken part in protests in the past, that she was simply in this case criticizing the olympic teams, but also acknowledged that the question had become politicized, said that she realized it would be difficult for her to return to belarus, certainly in the next few years. of course, this

people on the streets of vienna though, we're much more mixed in their opinions. i think we should take refuge here because we have space. we have the money, we have everything. no more refugees we have enough and if we have the ability to help, why not everyone in europe hesitate, refugees, in fact demonstrations in support of doing more to help african refugees being taking place across the u and in the u. k. the ah, the news like in 201520168 was germany that took in the lion's share of refugees coming to europe. now the german president is calling for europe to act with compassion to the need that recognizes that there has to be limit. we cannot take in all the people seeking a better life for good reasons, but we must grant refuge to those who have the right to protection and asylum under our laws. b. u wants refugees to seek shelter in neighboring countries and has pledged monies to hell. plot, but those who decide to try and use the route through, i'm going to start to europe through northern iran and across turkey. set to face strong obstacles. ankara has

so michelle anders me to austin, counterpart, alexander schellenberg, going to to day trip to vienna, waiting live to it. key topics are expected to include the crisis. i've gone, astound the north stream to gas pipeline project and collaboration on the coven. 19 pandemic cameras. folks, again, it's translated less, less men here and again, that's the 1st one that's going to come by level of business in 2009, and it's hard to believe that wire itself. so there were a number of father meetings in vienna, but that's it for isn't lang bilateral meeting since 2009 austria and rochester, logan back, and he very long hand changing history and we know russian, russia knows johnson, we have said that our relations recently have been under a lot of stress recently, even del, we have different views. we stand on different scientific theory, but there is still a bridge between us because russia is still part of the european reality in russia . it's our biggest geographical neighborhood. so it's only logical that there are a number of areas where we could calmly cooperate and come with fashion to

one austrian official who spoke to her and vienna said she was very relieved to be there that she wasmanitarian visa and also we understand that the polish authorities will give one to her husband as well. he fled from belarus when this incident broke out. he is now in ukraine, we understand their plans to bring him here but it's not clear exactly when here but it's not clear exactly when he will arrive. she has always said i'm not a political person, inevitably the whole thing has become extremely political, as in the? ,, , ., ., the? she said she had not taken part in rotest the? she said she had not taken part in protest in — the? she said she had not taken part in protest in the _ the? she said she had not taken part in protest in the past, _ the? she said she had not taken part in protest in the past, that _ the? she said she had not taken part in protest in the past, that she was l in protest in the past, that she was simply in this case criticising the olympic teams. she also acknowledged that the question had become politcised and said that she realised that it would probably

she was met in vienna by an austrian official who said she was safe, but worried about her future. there are plans to bring her husband here. he fled from belarus after the incident at the olympics. he is now in the ukraine. we understand that he will then come to poland tojoin his wife we understand that he will then come to poland to join his wife and we understand they will certainly speak to each other tonight. but a big, very open future for this sprinter, she said she was not part of political protests, but she understands that it may be some time before she can return to belarus. j thank you. the british security guard who died last thursday in a drone attack on a ship off the coast of oman has been named as adrian underwood. a romanian sailor was killed in the same attack on the vessel mercer street. police are investigating the incident, which britain, the us and israel have blamed on iran's revolutionary guard. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has said that people will find it "a bit odd and a bit strange" that the prime minister has turned down her invitation to

sprinter who sought sanctuary in a foreign embassy in tokyo has now left japan, boarding a flight to viennaand coming up this hour, professor barbie, the scientist who designed the oxford coronavirus vaccine has been honoured with her very own doll. good morning. the uk government's vaccination committee is expected to recommend that all 16 and 17—year—olds should be given a covid jab. thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation stopped short of making the move last month because it said it was still assessing the benefits and risks for that age group. about 1.4 milliom teenagers would be included in the new roll—out. some countries — including the united states, canada and france, are already routinely vaccinating those aged 12 and over. tim muffett reports. it began with the elderly and most vulnerable. since last december, the ages of those receiving covid jabs in the uk has got lower and lower. but generally, it hasn't included those under 18. in some countries, including france, israel and america, many teenagers are already receiving covid vaccinations. covid is a tonne worse t

reporter: have you gotten any word from the new iranian president regarding the talks in vienna? mr. price: we have made very clear that it remains profoundly in our national interests to seek a mutual return to the jcpoa. a mutual return to compliance would once again subject iran to the most rigorous, most inspection regime negotiated. it remains in our interest to see to it iran is permanently and verifiably prevented from obtaining a nuclear weapon. i know that the new government in tehran still in formation. they have decisions to make about their orientation, not only toward the international community but specifically toward diplomacy in the context of vienna and diplomacy to see that we can affect a mutual return to compliance. i will leave it to the iranians to speak to where they are on this. we have made clear where we are on this and our allies and partners have made it very clear as well. reporter: once more has below -- hezbollah is trying to fuel a fuel crisis. mr. price: of all of the sanctions placed on iran remain in place when it comes to petroleum and oil. tha

and new cases have just surfaced in vienna. cnn's kylie atwood is at the state department for us.this? >> the last update we got was from cia director bill burns last month when he said there would be a couple hundred u.s. government officials who had been impacted by these incidents since they started occurring in cuba in 2016. but the state department has not told its workforce just how many diplomats, particularly recently, have been impacted by this and where they have been impacted. and that is one of the key frustrations, because as we have reported on these incidents happening over the last few months, particularly with this cluster of cases happening in vienna, u.s. diplomats are growing frusz raszed because they say they don't know this basic information. and that's what folks at the department are telling me they want more of. and without this information, state department officials are doing two things. some satisfy them are deciding that they don't want to apply for jobs where they have heard there have been these incidents. and there's also a whisper campaign happenin

there were many reports in the austrian capital of vienna where there is a large u.s. diplomatic mission. if this is confirmed, this would be the case in a natural country where u.s. troops are stationed so that gives it extra seriousness as well. >> it strikes me that some people may think this syndrome is just one big conspiracy theory with fingers pointing squarely at russia and china. >> in the past, that has been the direction of travel. the investigation and the website said they have evidence of russian scientific research into the use of some kind of radiation, microwaves, radio waves to target human beings and certainly what we have heard in the past is that there is a suggestion that the russians could be behind the u.s. authorities. the cia have reported that a surprisingly large proportion of those affected by the savanna syndrome are people who have been intelligence experts who have been involved in attempting to block russian espionage against the u.s.. authorities do say they don't know the explanation for this problem and it is a top priority for them

there was some movement and campaign to be pursued but it's not because of our lawyers but at the vienna convention that the un was not legally liable. host: is or something be when can do to repair its reputation and what are some actions to make sure it never happens again? >> even now they could do more. with china and japan and korea. but those were the first respondents to send the engineering team of the neighboring countries. but now i hope that leadership of the haitian government should do more. but now since i have not been dealing with this method the president isn't doing much then the united nations priorities sense because there are so many issues. and with the haitian people. >> so you have devoted the chapter to your book so what are the thoughts on the gaza strip in may? and what actions do you believe the un should take? >> my two state solution is the best way to have equal rights i'm afraid to tell you to be increasingly remote i am deeply concerned that after three days under with the airstrike of hamas. so nobody should be blamed. but the reality of what is happenin

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well, after a very long trip all the way from tokyo via vienna, krystina timanovskaya has arrived inven her a humanitarian visa. they have been expressing sentiments of support and solidarity for her. and there are also plans for her husband to come to warsaw as well. he fled belarus to ukraine after the news of this incident occurred. and we understand that he will be joining herfairly soon. this though, of course, was a journey that was full of incident. initially she was planning to fly directly here. then she flew via vienna because of security concerns, but all of this, of course, shining the spotlight on the very difficult situation in belarus at the moment. we are expecting to hear from krystina probablyjust after one krystina probably just after one o'clock krystina probablyjust after one o'clock and we will bring you the news conference here on the bbc news channel. malta is being urged to drop a case against three young migrants, accused of terrorism. the teenagers, two of whom were children at the time, are alleged to have hijacked a ship and forced it to take them to euro

efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear accord, ground to a halt following months of discussions in viennaldfires are threatening large parts of greece, as strengthening winds fuel more than 150 blazes. so far dozens of towns and villages have been evacuated. the greek prime minister, has said many people are facing what he called a menacing stage. now on bbc news, click. this week, we are in iceland to fly over a red—hot volcano. and then chill out with some beautiful scenery. also at a gas—powered bitcoin mine in the us. and how safe is your electric car charger from hackers? it is the land of fire and ice. where the earth is literally splitting apart. this is iceland, home to so much amazing scenery created by the superheated rock that lurks just below the surface. as recently as march this year, a new volcano has been erupting and attracting tourists and scientists alike to watch and learn as it rewrites the geography once again. and later in the programme, we will be there to see how — as long as you're careful — volcanoes and drones can mix. now, iceland is putting all of this heat t

and i assume that means the oil and banking factor sanctions, as if the talks in vienna continue. and right now they've been installed since june 20 as and if they really want to see things change, they're going to have to sit down with the remaining signatories of the nuclear deal and makes them hard compromises. because right now, the iranian economy is in shambles. sensation and national debt, or at all time highs. recent protests of a water shortages in the sun. i've seen solid dirty protests in the capitals thereon man. and as to what the age of which the presidential mandate that was given by the supreme leader teresee had 2 major points support for domestic production and increasing the value of the national currency that depreciated over recent years. both of these issues are related to governments. revenues and economic prosperity. economic policies should be relevant with methods used to resolve economic problems. that in return would lead to increasing prosperity, family income, employment, and enlarging families, food baskets. pensions in the region are still high, as

efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear accord, ground to a halt following months of discussions in viennazes. so far dozens of towns and villages have been evacuated. the greek prime minister, has said many people are facing what he called a menacing stage. now on bbc news, living with arina, nina is experiencing

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ham, on their return to european football, are in the same group with dinamo zagreb, genk and rapid viennaes flying the flag in the new europa conference league. they'rejoined in group g by french side rennes, vitesse arnhem from the netherlands and slovenian outfit mura. quick round—up now of some of the dya's other stories now and... west ham are close to signing chelsea's kurt zouma. the defender is having a medical and it is understood personal terms have been agreed, with a 25 million pound deal close to completion. going into the final day of the curtis cup, the amateur team from the usa hold this to make it six all against great britain and ireland heading into tomorrow's singles. french rider florian senechal held off the challenge of matteo trentin to win stage 13 of the vuelta a espana. there was no change to the overall standings with norway's 0dd christian eiking retaining the leader's red jersey. britain's adam yates remains eighth. formula one returns from its summer break, the title race will resume in the belgian grand prix at spa. lewis hamilton leads max verstappen by eig

the c, newman reports from santiago. vienna garcia arrived in chile from venezuela with her 3 children, 2 and a half years ago. we have a 38 year old nurse needed help to care for them while she worked. so she paid a my burn trafficker to bring her mother into the country through an illegal border crossing. but on june 6th, a sunday, the immigration police phoned and asked cassius mother to meet them at a nearby supermarket. yeah, maybe you said maybe if they may. i mean, she called me and said they've just detained me and i'm going to be deported. i asked why the police told her she had been notified, but it's not true. she was sent away to venezuela without clothes or anything. since early this year, she has been carrying out summary deportations of hundreds of undocumented migrants, the vast majority of them, the news wailings. they say authorities have denied them the right to appeal their expulsions. hundreds are being detained and deported on weekends when the courts are closed and are unable to issue a cease and desist order. venezuelans argues that obtaining a gillian visa in t

came up to me and talked earlier on wednesday, between the russian and austrian foreign ministers in vienna. the size grows. buster has the 2nd biggest community of africans in europe, much more than other you states with only sweden having more than us. i think the austria has shown the loss of solidarity with them. now we have many problems within our country. we are not interested in becoming a failed states. we also don't want africa understand to become a tara base. we have seen how the americans have enforced their way of living on libya, syria, iraq, and afghanistan. they should mind their own business. i've listed for military campaigns that have resulted in nothing but a surge of terrorism and unprecedented drug trafficking, while illegal migrants flooded into europe following nato's bombing of libya. the main conclusion is rather simple. here don't interfere in and other countries internal affairs and don't use force in violation of the un charter. well, illustrating some of those security concerns in afghan, national on britain's no fly list made it into the country on a military

other us diplomats and officials reporting the symptoms in china, russia, and most recently, actually vienna austria. now, at least 2 embassy staffers were reportedly sickened by these symptoms in illinois and will, at some point, reportedly be met evac out of no way for treatment. vice president harris meanwhile, did not take reporters questions. upon landing in vietnam, her spokesperson said that the delay had nothing to do with the v p health, adding quote, she as well, all is fine and looking forward to meetings and her noise tomorrow. so that we know you get the kids ready to go to school this morning. may be of school yourself. well, this could be the future of education to come in the coming years. students in the southern they didn't city of chin i set to learn about artificial intelligence 1st time. so obviously going to be played a big arose, the is go by. but this time from a robot developed by russian scientists to be true, poke web back to school for us in moscow to meet the brains beyond the venture. oh, but in our everyday life, to some people, this concept is terrifying. but

and most recently, actually, vienna austria now at least 2 embassy staffers, were reportedly sickened by these symptoms in hanoi and will at some point, reportedly be met evac out of illinois for treatment. vice president harris meanwhile did not take reporters questions upon landing in vietnam, her spokesperson said that the delay had nothing to do with the v p health, adding quote, she, as well all. busy is fine and looking forward to meetings and annoyed so none the wiser, thus wrapped what we're talking about so far, this 1000000 outs in some nationalist wednesday, kevin and reporting. thanks for watching and have a great day. oh but in our everyday life to some people this concept is terrifying. but for many others it's an exciting idea. ah ah ah ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. developments only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk to me. the news the vice president harris has accused beij