vice president of the national assembly was park consulted in the afghanistan talks which was signed in doha i think not only were we consulted the whole peace process could not have been signed without pakistan's active role in encouraging both parties to come to the table pakistan is one off the most active stakeholders and one of the most interested parties because any oil in afghanistan spends over into into pakistan state or tree we have facilitated that agreement and my foreign minister has even gone on to say on record that this agreement could not have been possible without pakistan's assistance minister thank you thank you very much after the break with yet more loss of life after drugs peace accord signing in we ask the vice president of afghanistan its national assembly who negotiated with the taliban what went wrong all the similar going about to him going on the ground. the question. what do you do with global economy that relies on justin time to livery of parts and services mostly from labor wages china is interrupted by a global pandemic and can't be overcome with mor

afghanistan's national assembly goofy on ridding her country of foreign forces after a conflict that has killed countless afghans and wounded or killed thousands of nato soldiers since $911.00 and deal bound to end in failure we talked to one of pakistani pm imran khan's. pakistan's minister for economic affairs how my design are about prospects for peace stability and the end of american imperialism all this of all going on with today's going underground but 1st 8 years ago today the taliban killed 6 british soldiers bringing the total u.k. war dead in afghanistan since $911.00 to about $400.00 then tory prime minister. david cameron who would only months before launched another war against libya all but destroying africa's richest capita country said this about the worst single loss of life since 2006 well this is a desperately sad day for our country and desperately sad of course for the families concerned it is a reminder of the huge price that we're paying for the work we're doing in afghanistan but what work in afghanistan no $1.00 has been counting the hundreds of thousan

lower house of parliament the national assembly the protests from opposition lawmakers in trade unions of once again thousands of people took the streets of paris. and other cities to denounce the pension plans they fear will force people to work longer and less money demonstrations follow promised and what foods decision last week to use the constitutional power cold article forty n nine. point three that allows the bill to pass through the national assembly without a vote. that two motions of no confidence in microns centrist government. crowds of anti pension reform protesters are back out on the streets angered by the frerench government's decision to use a constitutional power to allow its controversial bill. to pass through the national assembly with them to boats the best. just because the government has been elected doesn't mean they can roll out the reform like that that's why we're here. an inter union alliance called for protests across the country. ahead of an intersex or day of strike action planned for march thirty first only deter report it you were telling us the govern

afghanistan in a moment we're about to speak to the afghanistan vice president of the national assembly workers parkas than consulted in the afghanistan talks which was signed in doha i think not only were we consulted the whole peace process could not have been signed without pakistan's active role in encouraging both parties to come to the table pakistan is one off the most active stakeholders and one of the most interested parties because any turmoil in afghanistan spins over into into pakistan state or tree we have facilitated that agreement and my foreign minister has even gone on to say on record that this agreement could not have been possible without pakistan's assistance minister thank you thank you very much after the break with yet more loss of life after drugs peace accord xining and we ask the vice president of afghanistan's national assembly who negotiated with the taliban what went wrong all the similar going up about to him going on the ground. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability very important to accelerate the transition to sustainable transport

the vice president of afghanistan is national assembly who negotiated with the taliban what went wrong all the civil going up about to him going on the ground. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. max kaiser and stacy her but dig into the burning questions of this election cycle one topic every week. tax student debt trade wars corporate money universal basic. and more catch up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on r.t. . we'll. tell you about. al. i don't. sleep. so well this is not a good. welcome back in part one we heard from one of pakistani prime minister imran khan's cabinet about the collapse of donald trump's afghanistan peace deal joining me now is the vice president of afghanistan's national assembly m.p. for kabul and negotiated with the taliban for your koofi who joins me from the afghan capital fuzzier thanks so much for joining us 1st of all before we even talk about the peace deal and what have you heard about the attacks by u.s. warplanes on helmand province this week i think just a few hours aft

regular functioning the 100 percent innocent assembly and the low expository includes the the national assembly may revoke at any time it's authorization low is nothing more than to provide for the government the necessary room for acting immediately for the sake of citizens house life and for the stability of the national economy every measure has to be proportionate. into the constitutional framework of course running its necessity and can only target the measures which are there to fight. this war to be so easy to revoke the law why would there be such a critical mass of criticism out there i mean you've received criticism from the o.s.c. from the united nations from the council of europe and the general message seems to be that there is no clear cut off date here they're concerned about democracy in your country why would you insist on this measure. you know i would recommend everyone to read below the text of the low and that to read on in the press release is this this is this same pattern what's always been going on there on time gary it is you know the same weiss's are always r

ramework to the pathway to democracy. it would put the elected members of the national assembly, would nting both sides, create an acceptable council of tate to serve as transitional government until president and national assembly elections can be held. months.within six to 12 the transitional government would not be able to run for elections.n those oth nicholas maduro and juan guido would accept the executive period.his transitional if the conditions of the framework are met, including the departure of foreign security being free lections and fair by international observers, then all remaining u.s. sanctions would be lifted. we have the full text. you can see the agreement on our website. hope that every venezuelan will consider this framework and ully, thoughtfully, seriously. we think it presents an opportunity for the venezuelan people. turning to the state department's truly heroic to repatriate americans. t was super bowl sunday, february 2, when we all still had live sports on tv. that day to working arrange two flights to bring home americans from wuhan, china. our medical te

$1.00 member of the parliament the national assembly has been hospitalized with coronavirus to stuff members also down with suspected cases and parts of that building the national assembly in paris have been closed down president macron popped up during the course of the morning in a retirement home in paris telling people on television that as difficult as it is they should try to limit their visits to elderly relatives in retirement homes and other places like that of course the other most vulnerable to the effects of this virus because of their depleted immune systems that make it hard to fight the virus off so anxiety their anxiety elsewhere in europe and across the the 1st case is reported in in serbia in the vatican city in bosnia a 2nd suspected foot fatality were fatality suspected of being caused by corona corona virus here in the u.k. they're waiting for results on that to be a stuff members 5 staff members have gone down with the virus that will cause a ripple of panic. in the flight world adding to economic woes among airlines boris johnson has pledged the prime minister

national assembly but also. my predecessors have decided that it's on the 2nd round of the local elections will be the latest on the prime minister today in form not being open on the parties who are represented in parliament is decision it and what was the. the object of a unanimous decision my dear couldn't patriots measure the impact of all these decisions on your lies is one of giving up seeing those who are close is a complete stop in he already activities your habits it is very difficult it must not prevent us from keeping. contact to call them in coughlan's get used to organize things with our neighbors don't want to invent news solidarity between the generations secretively and to remain as i said straight to remain. to show solidarity with them on i know that i'm asking you to stay at home modest and i also ask you to remain in this context i know the last few years i've seen panic about it we must all have a sense of responsibility for the former take it must not be distributed over the coffee and by remaining at. the p.c. look after those who are close to you who are i

federal government the national assembly is set to pass a multi-billion dollar supplementary budget to support small businesses and to help contain and mitigate the covert $900.00 break the so-called nice landlord trend has also brought banks into the movement with low interest loans as south korea copes with a deepening kobe had 19 crisis. a quick look at the top story we're following. u.s. president donald trump has announced sleeping new guidelines to control the spread of the new coronavirus new ones against large gatherings and just all the americans to stay home this as his administration faces mounting criticism for its coronavirus response. you're watching the news on the back of the top of the hour with the headlines remember you can always get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site b.t.w. dot com and told me a lot of exposure. what secrets lie behind small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore the mating world heritage sites. g.w. world heritage 316 get kidnapped now. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room.

supplementary budget to the national assembly on thursday. time to bring in andrea hang in singapore early ballots in frankfurt and various starting with you take us through some of the numbers in the region. so ben it looks like korea is joining the list of countries that are whipping out the a.t.m. cards in order to proper of their respective economies obviously said softly as $9800000000.00 is actually not very far off from singapore as a $13700000000.00 budget that is meant to stimulate the economy our hong kong has also prepared one x. $15400000000.00 closer to singapore malaysia also announced a mole modest budget of $4800000000.00 and indonesia after announcing a $700000000.00 stimulus package is sending a 2nd one with no kin numbers just yet elsewhere in asia pacific australia is a suspected to announce something in the next couple of weeks and pilot as well is going to launch some kind of stimulus budgets with no real numbers just yet a lot of money being thrown around where will it land how will it help well in the case of korean hong kong for example a big chunk of that is

security forces police used to used tear gas to stop the protesters from marching on the national assembly which pro-government lawmakers seized in january. disgraced hollywood. harvey weinstein has been sentenced to 23 years in prison following his recent sexual assault convictions today sentenced to life. is that the longer possible sentences which range between 5 and 29 years he was convicted of raping aspiring actress in 2013 and sexually assaulting a t.v. and film production assistant to 2006. months before he was sentenced to the. court see. to. speak. that came out at trial not speak to the testimony that we heard. speak nor did it speak to justice. straight to new york journalist james rival who's been following this case closely welcome james walk us through what happened today in court. well the top man of course in harvey weinstein the disgraced former movie producer one of the most powerful men in hollywood is going to spend 23 years in jail that's the sentence he received for these 2 sexual offenses it's been a dramatic day in the house in lower manhattan we thought o

get some more help from the federal government the national assembly is set to pass a multi-billion dollar supplementary budget to support small businesses and to help contain and mitigate the cove of $900.00 break. the so-called nice landlord trend has also brought banks into the movement with low interest loans as south korea copes with a deepening kovac 19 crisis. and that's it from me and the business team here in berlin you can find out more about these and other business stories online at d w dot com slash business i'm stephen beard so folks are watching. africa. a train full of sweet gifts. what's the buzz around these messiah women in tanzania they're training to become beekeepers. initiative makes them financially independent and at the same time helps them to protect the environment. africa. ringback every day. for us and for our planet. good morning to you is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make seduced greener how can we protect animals and their habitats i want to know my waist we can make a difference by choosing reforestation movement deforestatio

likely to get some more help from the federal government the national assembly is set to pass a multi-billion dollar supplementary budget to support small businesses and to help contain and mitigate the qubit $900.00 break. the so-called nice landlord trend has also brought banks into the movement with low interest loans as south korea copes with a deepening kovac 19 crisis. the world of sports has also suffered under the weight of the pandemic with many countries banning all sporting events in the near future germany's blunders leader clubs have confirmed that football matches will be suspended until early april for the postponement are expected to be announced after another meeting in 2 weeks' time the german football league convened a meeting with all $36.00 clubs from the country's top 2 divisions chief executives christian seifert said the health and financial security of all 56000 football employees was the highest priority on tuesday for a european europe's governing body u.f.o. will meet to discuss the future of the european championships. you're watching to dublin news

on the national assembly which pro-government lawmakers seized in january. today europe is remembering the victims of terrorism a special event in paris will pay tribute to those killed or impacted by terrorist attacks european day of remembrance a big thems of terrorism was established by the european union after a deadly attack in madrid in 2004 on march 11th of that year islamist militants bombed commuter trains in the spanish capital killing $191.00 people since then there have been many more deadly attacks in europe let's remind ourselves of a few of them one was in norway in 2011 on july 22nd of that your right wing extremists under sporadic planted bombs in the capital or as low and then went on a shooting rampage at a youth camp killing 77 people terrorist struck again here in berlin in 2016 on december 19th the tunisian asylum seeker radicalized by islamic state stole a truck and drove it into a christmas market killing 12 people and the year before that paris was hit by a series of attacks on november 13th of the islamic state militants struck the national sports

likely to get some more help from the federal government the national assembly is set to pass a multi-billion dollar supplementary budget to support small businesses and to help contain and mitigate the covert $900.00 break. the so-called nice landlord trend has also brought banks into the movement with low interest loans as south korea copes with a deepening kovac 19 crisis. and that's it from me and the business team here in berlin you can find out more about these and other business stories online at www dot com slash business i'm stephen birds of to watch a. quarantine diary. journalist sebastian labelle zeek documents life in beijing where protective measures grow tighter every day. the state controls and monitors with a heavy. but there is resistance. which comes up. in the slums of mumbai out into the world e-commerce startup has launched an online platform the merchants can use it to offer their products on bigger markets and expand beyond their own local clientele. to give them a little again access to. go in finding a good. cooking. cost 16 doodle you. beethoven is for me to

from the federal government the national assembly is set to pass a multi-billion dollar supplementary budget to support small businesses and to help contain and mitigate the qubit $900.00 break. the so-called nice landlord trend has also brought banks into the movement with low interest loans as korea copes with a deepening kovac 19 crisis. and that's it from me and the business team here in berlin you can find out more about these and other business stories online at www dot com slash business i'm stephen beard so much for watching. the fields hard work done by. saving the cold means around the dominican republic. the sensitive ecosystem is under threat from the tourism i mean conclusion. conservation project aims to save the delicate coral because the reefs are an important ally down to. 3000. next on the. quarantine diary. journalist sebastian labelle zeek documents daily life in beijing where protective measures grow tunder every day. the state controls and monitors with a heavy. but there is resistance. which underpin close up. 60 minutes. each stop tells my story. of the people

democracy. it would put the elected members of the national assembly, would nting both sides, create an acceptable council of tate to serve as transitional government until president and national assembly elections can be held. months.within six to 12 the transitional government would not be able to run for elections.n those oth nicholas maduro and juan guido would accept the executive period.his transitional if the conditions of the framework are met, including the departure of foreign security being free lections and fair by international observers, then all remaining u.s. sanctions would be lifted. we have the full text. you can see the agreement on our website. hope that every venezuelan will consider this framework and ully, thoughtfully, seriously. we think it presents an opportunity for the venezuelan people. turning to the state department's truly heroic to repatriate americans. t was super bowl sunday, february 2, when we all still had live sports on tv. that day to working arrange two flights to bring home americans from wuhan, china. our medical teams leaders wrote an email t

in this conflict the vice president of afghanistan the national assembly if i was a coup feel welcome the international criminal court's announcements there will be it will investigate u.k. u.s. war crimes in afghanistan do you think that the women of afghanistan will get some kind of justice if war crimes are investigated the i.c.c. war crimes defacto by u.k. and u.s. soldiers the u.s. has committed. about humanity and that it had been involved in mass killings it has. abused and tortured people and. it has. i mean it any business just a fraction. of that will that have been really that media that we can beat if you will i mean that out there the kinds of documents that crack the crime that you get which according to the that you know all that it don't work that what i say to get at the picture and the prank definitely need to be investigated and perpetrator and you need to be pretty cute it according to the un special rapporteur on torture we mention we keep leaks julian assange is currently being tortured according to the u.n. in london at the moment i just want to quickly

relate to the human condition. i was in that isn't trying to bring their way into the national assembly i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career but no country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why al-jazeera good is beneath the waves with a team of women determined to save the dolphins we all share the same is most severely limited because i think lou reed was acting amazing and it was using a variety of scientific techniques to study their behavior we can monitor them for their vocal photos and behavior were able to how they're adapting to their new environment women make science dolphin sanctuary on al-jazeera. oh. oh. this is 0. hello i'm convinced live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the russian and turkish presidents meet to discuss the fighting in northwest syria which threatens to drag them into direct conflict. migrants at the greek border have nowhere to go as turkey sent a special force to stop them from being pushed back by greeks. we could see the effects on revenues exceed 100000000000. a u.k. airline collapsed.

back from abroad france's culture minister reportedly picked up the virus from the national assemblies cafeteria italy has seen the most cases of infection in europe and for officials with covert 19 while iran's political elite has seen 2 top officials die and 21 cases now joining me live to discuss this further is philosopher satoshi jack welcome to the program it's great to have you with us 7 now. our planet has been had by pandemics before without spanish flu we've had how different is coded 19 from a sociological perspective. simply we live in a different we're in the global we're. we're all going to. work . even people who 100 miles away didn't know about for example 1800 for the big but they go from mean in ireland to mobile all the time ireland what are you going to war. or not. so one thing. we are much more been aware. that we are all on the same boat the other thing is in dispute be endlessly repeated. we believe. in an era of challenge and science just means the phenomenon although of course by virtue of the dimia shark connected with global economy and so on but nonetheless they don'

likely to get some more help from the federal government the national assembly is set to pass a multibillion dollar supplementary budget to support small businesses and to help contain mitigate the qubit $900.00 brick the so-called nice landlord trend has also brought banks into the movement with low interest loans as south korea copes with a deepening covert 19 crisis this is d.w. news and he's our top stories. the german government is partially closing borders with france austria denmark luxembourg and switzerland as it fights to control the spread of coronavirus the government is sets to berlin at traffic on monday. and as all that its 47000000 citizens to stay at home for the next 2 weeks police are patrolling the spanish capital madrid and sending people home who refused to obey orders to self isolate corona virus has killed more than 290 people in spain. to me was president donald trump has congratulated the federal reserve for cutting interest rates to help shore up the u.s. economy during the global coronavirus pandemic the president also told americans that there is no

least 30 deaths. five members of the french national assembly have said they have the virus, as does france's culture minister. also in france, another big group -- other big group gatherings continue to be canceled, and the louvre museum attendance only from those who have bought tickets. number of cases in china is nally starting to decline. chinese president xi jinping went to the epicenter city of wuhan this tuesday, his first since the outbreak began. wuhan was shut down in late january and his trip sends a powerful signal that the chinese government at least thks the worst is over. chuck pellegrin told us more from beijing. chuck: it does a lile bit le a victory lap with xi jinping visiting one of two hospitals that had been built in record time for late january, early february, to tal wh medica personnel there as well as , not directly using their conferce. he is walking into residential neighborhoods, talking with front-line workers. if you look at the numbers recently, it doe't look like the epidemic is under contl in china. look like the epidemic is under contl in chin

have been. killed or wounded in this conflict the vice president afghanistan's national assembly a 1000 koofi welcome the international criminal court announcement it will it will investigate u.k. u.s. war crimes in afghanistan do you think the women of afghanistan will get some kind of justice if war crimes are investigated the i.c.c. war crimes the factor by u.k. and u.s. soldiers did you have committed cancer. one cancer that. have been involved in mass killings ready and had abused and tortured people in that same. i mean any business just a fraction of the of the reports that have been. media. we can be videos i mean there are the kinds of documents that distract the crimes of us which according to. their own. words. to give a picture and the frank definitely need to be investigated and the perpetrators need to be present persecuted according to the un special rapporteur on torture you mention wiki leaks julian assange is currently being tortured according to un repertoire in london at the moment i just want to quickly ask you. if britain and the united states haven't started

society, national assembly and president want geico. a request for venezuela includes $205 million in global funds. they are all hopeful we get to that day when such funds can be expended and invested. on a related note, i do think the subcommittee for support of our working in columbia. the depletion appreciate those. the conditions continue to deteriorate. 4000 people have been displaced every day since the year began. they are providing humanitarian assistance to those in need trying to help stabilize the defected areas. want to take a moment and highlight successes as we talk about the challenges and opportunities and progress we can report on. we hope to soon welcomed the establishment of a few u.s. about foundation that will enable us to serve and help the government more effectively mobilize domestic resources in areas of ongoing need. in last november, they need more technical assistance and knowledge of corruption. we hope to soon see our uso transparency which will help a culture and accountability in those institutions. ongoing work to bring transformation to the agency is

. there are 300 seats up for grabs in the national assembly next month. one of the major battlefields is seoul's district. it's seen a bellwether for voting trends, and this time two former prime ministers are facing off in the district. in some of their social media posts, they're seen spraying sanitizer on the streets. the coronavirus is also changing the way candidates campaign. the streets are quiet ever since the government called for a social distancing. traditional methods like hand shakes and handing out business cards are out. instead, many have opted for virtual campaigns, and that's making it especially difficult for first-time candidates to gain exposure and promote their strategies. now, there some voices from within political circles suggesting the election date should be postponed. but it looks the elections will be held as scheduled on april 15th for now. this election will be a barometer for evaluating the moon jae-in government. the results are expected to have a significant impacten ot president and possibly the 2022 presidential election. i asked some

under the set in a sort of assembly and. basically includes the national assembly may revoke at any time it's authorization. nothing more than to provide for the government the necessary room for acting immediately for the sake of citizens house life and for the stability of the national economy every measure has to be proportionate. into the constitutional framework. it's necessary and can only target measures which are there to fight. the race is on to find a drug or vaccine to defeat the corona virus researchers are working flat out around the world in some cases they're investigating drugs or vaccines already developed for other diseases that might also combat the corona virus but another approach is to use antibodies from patients who've recovered from. the hanover medical school is one of many institutions research in covert 19 in one joint project transplant specialists and human toll of just are trying to derive a drug from the blood plasma of patients who've recovered from the virus. we want to test healed patients for the body counts and whether these antibodies a suitable

for the country to our credit well it was more than a year to date and not the national assembly is more empty by former president our current president of the senate. if it was a well known around the world looking at all of the really made. him back in the national assembly like i do most of all about unity about building there is only about how he plans to all. of you will why it's not a matter of the holiday though or you know it's now becoming the 50 years of the name that it may put you off the show you had or busy ceremony well take place at the birth of the election for a white. apologies for that we seem to harass our connection and leave the country and your teresa roman back in ok you don't look like you know your general . or your diary says sorry we lost you there for a minute peace continue what will be the new president's priorities. maybe you can actually have no meaning or king you have all the year but what i can tell you what ever. it whatever why even. in your condoning the most progressive country in latin american auto legalizing marijuana i think that's one ar

help from the federal government the national assembly is set to pass a multibillion dollar supplementary budget to support small businesses and to help contain and mitigate the cove of $900.00 break the so-called nice landlord trend has also brought banks into the movement with low interest loans as south korea copes with a deepening covert 19 crisis. and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. germany has begun to knock down its land borders as it fights to stem the spread of coronavirus travelers face controls between germany france austria denmark luxembourg and switzerland to the german government decides to rule on air traffic later today. you're watching the news lot from berlin coming up next our health show in good shape i'll be back with the latest at the top of the hour on c.n.n. . the body. of. the be. the be going to. be in good shape. are drugs the right way to manage. constant making time asks what is the medication indicated not to get. what are the risks of side effects. and are there alternative treatments. in good shape. next on d w.

coming up in the show one of the negotiators in concert of the vice president of afghanistan's national assembly follows your goofy on ridding her country of foreign forces after a conflict that has killed countless afghans and wounded or killed thousands of nato soldiers since $911.00 and was trump's deal bound to end in failure we talked to one of pakistani pm imran khan's. pakistan's minister for economic affairs how much desire about prospects for peace stability and the end of american imperialism all the ball going up and today's going underground but 1st 8 years ago today the taliban killed 6 british soldiers bringing the total u.k. war dead in afghanistan since $911.00 to about $400.00 then tory prime minister david cameron who don't need months. for launched another war against libya all but destroying africa's riches for captive country said this about the worst single loss of life since 2006 well this is a desperately sad day for our country and desperately sad of course for the families concerned it is a reminder of the huge price that we're paying for the work we're doing i

national assembly. you used to be the official opposition in south africa's biggest province, as you said to me, lost votes to the economic freedom fighters, the economic freedom fighters on the left, and also the freedom front plus afrikaans party. it didn't do well. no. firstly, let me clarify that when we went on to govern injohannesburg, the da had never seen growth to that level. frankly, there were more black south africans that were voting for the da than it's ever had. so, a loss of five seats, let's place it in context in a global situation, where populists have risen on either end, where elements of nationalism are starting to come on board, and people are in a climate of fear with economic conditions in south africa, such that people are losing theirjobs, there is fear. it was going to be natural that parties who sit in the centre, that includes the da and the anc were going to suffer losses, so cyril ramaphosa lost more votes than i ever did under the anc leadership, in fact, it was the biggest drop they had ever seen. precisely, you have should've benefited from that dro

pension reform will be adopted without a vote in the national assembly and this caused outrage in paris where dozens of gathered in front of the parliament condemning the government's decision place morse's were quick to react in scuffles broke out as they tried to disperse the crowd that message has led to the opposition presenting a motion of censor and parliament the nation's adopted the proposal will fail and the government must resign the motion must be debated within 48 hours the pension reform a sponsor massive protests. oh. yes . the old. thank. goodness and gentle as a marriage mondale thinks the french system isn't adaptable enough to resolve the country's problems the government chose the best time to pass it slower and force that is a very long strike knowing that workers may not have the economic resources to choose to go on strike again we have a very we can see that we have a very. very authoritarian institution and that was designed to prevent the division of the french as a result of the general war because in addition to this article 49 dr 3 we have article 16 wh

federal government the national assembly is set to pass a multi-billion dollar supplementary budget to support small businesses and to help contain and mitigate the qubit $900.00 break the so-called nice landlord trend has also brought banks into the movement with low interest loans as south korea copes with a deepening kovac 19 crisis. we just have one more item for you from sports in brazil players from the football club gremio process of having to play in matches during the corona virus outbreak they took to the field wearing face masks for their game against salaries on sunday fans were not allowed inside the stadium and grimier won the state championship match 32 having removed the masks brazil's football federation later suspended all national competitions but not state matches the grimmest coaches threaten to go on strike. you're watching you have your news for all of us here in berlin thanks for being with us. question what do you get 35 columns of concrete blocks the form of 120 meter high tower around a crane has 6 arms on it. the tower enables the storage of renewable ene

majority there is but by the end of the november 11 employees in the national assembly had quit or been pushed out of the parliament to spawn when she group in the summer 60 on march 1st are because they were out of the principles and values of the other parties and this is healthy so party discipline is breaking down in the summer 60 our march m.p.'s abstain go voted against the government over the free trade agreement with canada could mean one single draft bill which was not voted by the majority 3 of 2017 put just one there is now you've got an official party candidate in the race for mayor of paris in march benjamin greville another our marsh m.p. said think villany has decided he's going to run anyway despite failing to get official backing it's a mess isn't it only a non-accredited omar's not north korea agree we are not russia or agree we are a recount tree with freedom in political party whether you agree with or think feel a need for running where there is a marriage or with the answer is no but he is free and then thought of we are in africa entry and losing the youth vote as

before the national assembly will total around $25000000000.00 all the ways of trying to stimulate the economy get people working again because you walk around places like seoul and there is a real sense of shops being empty people not being out on the streets almost a sense of fear and this is a way of trying to stimulate the economy trying to get to the other side of this ok rob mcbride pres live in seoul thank you. well the virus is spreading globally saudi arabia and senegal have all my reports of cases but new infections in china are falling as victoria gate and reports. in the chinese city where the corona virus outbreak started health officials say there's been a drop in new cases for the 1st time in 6 weeks it's closing one of which can 60 new hospitals that were built in january to cope with the increase in patients because of it 19 continues to spread elsewhere the world health organization says 9 times as many cases were reported outside china within 24 hours it says the best defense is still containment we are in unchartered territory we have never seen before. respirat

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negotiate with police who blocked demonstrators from marching to venezuela's national assembly building about suicide its mobilization social action symbolic acts of protest overwhelming protest actions with everyone united today in the fight for. 3 venezuela this is ben as well as moment thousands attended the demonstration in the venezuelan capital to protest against worsening economic conditions in the country and on the comment that came up oh yeah well basically we want the whole world to see what's happening in venezuela which is a very critical situation without production without food without medicines the country totally paralyzed and all the country's economic sectors. at the united nations in geneva the un high commissioner for human rights michelle bachelet said the situation in venezuela has worsened in recent months they mean. that since my last update on the human rights situation in venezuela political tensions and acts of violence by security forces and government supporters against opposition parliamentarians have continued. a separate rally was convened in downtown ca

special supplementary budget that will go through the national assembly here tomorrow wednesday come to a total of 25000000000 u.s. dollars to try to see south korea through this bright life as in seoul thank you very much for that update. now greece has denied turkey's allegations that its border forces fired on refugees and migrants calling it deliberate misinformation but greece has increased its border security after turkey declared it would no longer try to stop people from reaching the e.u. john psaropoulos reports from the island of less spots on the frontline of what could be another refugee crisis. asylum seekers stranded on the north shores of lesbos some have spent the night out in the open police can't process them at the only refugee camp on the island in moria it's been blockaded by angry islanders who want to shut down but moreas occupants aren't happy to be here either. this was the latest of many riots this year asylum processing is slow and many have been living in tents under the olive trees for a year to relieve them doc said it didn't sound very productive and i