heavy security on the streets of paris. again, at a time when the government is proposing coronavirus lockdown. chris moore is at the scene. just wondering if we had any more information as to whether or not there is a second suspect that oneght or if suspect has been by police? do we have chris still with us? chris has gone for the moment. it is just mark and i hear in the studio. to remind you of what we do know. there has been a machete attack in central paris, not far from the offices of the satirical magazine, charlie hebdo. pictures coming to us fromom the scene close to the offices of charlie hebdo magazine used to be based. we have chris back on the line. i was wondering if you would be able to clear up for us the situation regarding suspects? we know one suspect has been caught. do we know anything about that suspect? is there another suspect still at large? chris: the press secretary saying one suspect they think has been arrested. that was j just a couple of huhundred meters down the road frfrom t the site of thi

i'm a writer and a performer and i am also a proud mother just see paris. ladies great to have you can i have that girl. could debate going already on the you so nessie is so apps a is i don't think it will have an effect on climate what's it possibly to paris music is just music. well i couldn't disagree more with that statement 1st of all we've been doing this for 6 years and we've firsthand seen the power of music and specifically on the climate movement it started 6 years ago. becky and i are both musicians we're both climate activists and we were so inspired by the people's climate march which took place in new york city it was the biggest most diverse climate mobilization in history and we were still so moved by this incredible moment there was such a historic moment and we didn't sense that there was a cultural event tied to it nothing to not only celebrate this amazing moment in history but also to do that now what piece like moving forward what are the solutions how can we maintain the momentum on this incredible collective action and see how to mo

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ok thank you oh charlotte charlotte and there reporting for us in paris. so in other news vladimir putin has proposed a package of measures to normalize relations washington in terms of cyber security it does come less than 3 months before the u.s. presidential election follows years of repeated claims by washington that the kremlin did try to manipulate and undermine the american electoral system. because of i'm sort of doing this that that's what we as the u.s. to stop professional expert dialogue on international information security without holding it hostage to our political differences the measure is aimed at increasing the level of credibility between our countries making our nation secure and prosperous we suggest all countries including the u.s. strike a global agreement and making a commitment to not strike 1st when using information and communications technology against each other just. like hey let's get more information on the story we've been courting joins us good afternoon don just how significant then could this proposal be a good afternoo

we were just speaking to our correspondent charlotte devinsky and paris supporting from a rally there we lost our connection with her but we'll be back with her throughout the day on those protests. germany has accepted moscow's request to cooperate on a probe into the alleged poisoning of onyx and i'm only however state prosecutors warn some information will only be shared with of on this consent as russian police asked to interview. the activists in berlin where he's currently in the hospital berlin adds it's still exciting expects moscow to be held accountable for the incident. the relations with russia are influenced by the fact that russia is 1st of all an important global actor and also by the fact that in the past and in present times we have had some problematic topics between each other and we should express ourselves carefully this time there was an attempted murder on mr novelli performed with a very specific and internationally banned nerve agent of the novacek group and our demand is that russia urgently explain what happened. our authorities are investigating this incide

this is a life in paris. thank you very much for being with us health minister libya brown announces new levels to define coronavirus risky in france not say x. and guadadalupe and now on what is called maximum alert covered nineteen paris and its surrounding suburbs- just stage below that.t. long with little o lose santa tn ruwan go nope and yet that seem out from the french health minister live via the home. it could said it was your only one room will now be introduced. in all these departments that are in the red zone defense parties. weddings from bowlers in more associate events birthdays seventy could mean your communions we'll have to remain small. meaning that less than thirty people i'm one of the topics and- that are. a whole raft of. the regulation that have been unveiled for the tele. that's at it has more on this. basically the health minister levy veil has announced. four different designs in front says and- zone a re and- a lot. and alert zone and a status on entry emergencies are and so what

many have taken to the streets of paris warning that they simply won't survive the. hours and restaurants have really been ordered to shut down and say while in red zones like paris opening hours from the next from next week have been restricted to . discontent inspiring. the now this time that if we can travel in the metro close to each other masked how is it that we cannot be in a bar or restaurant respecting the instructions and rules imposed have to look down rules that the vast majority of us packed since he came out in support of the people of bring them all my friendship and solidarity it can happen to paris in a few days' time and if they ask us to close longer be able to return today we say little work we want to be able to work we know how to work and we know what precautions to take. there are health rules to apply we apply them but on the other hand the government is bludgeoning us they are hitting us with this but you should know that they can hit even harder so today we are here calmly but it can quickly escalate. but we spoke with the french talked to

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this is really news life from berlin paris attack 2 people are injured one seriously in a knife assault in the french capital police arrest 2 suspects after the attack which took place in the former office of satirical magazine shotty abdul the scene of an islamist attack back in 2015 also coming up from the arctic to australia a global day of climate action gets underway the fridays for future movement returns for the 1st time since the start of the pandemic and the struggle to be a lot of the trumpet going astray shows immigration policies have left thousands living in limbo one of them a man whose future in the u.s. is still not certain after 2 decades of living there. on leyla herat very warm welcome we start this broadcast with breaking news coming from france or police in paris say 2 people have been injured one seriously in a knife attack while 2 suspects have been arrested that's at least according to the france should french media will france's counterterrorism a prosecutor says it has opened now an investigation into attempted murder with a suspected terrorist like the inciden

particular were banned by the paris. they said they didn't want them taking place but as you can see i'm not one of the protests this is one of a number the house being allowed to go ahead fairly well attended it say there's probably about 80021500 people and for the moment at this protest there has been. no about one of the other protests that was approved in paris there have been tensions there already with gas deployed and of course paris we are hearing more than a 150 arrests as some people these bags were searched were found to contain things like screwdrivers and drooled clinches things that could be used to smash and grab their way through the city now civil disobedience. by one of the defacto leaders of the yellow vest. famous for the fact that he lost his. team won the best protest back in 2019 he's one of the leaders who called for the l a vest still lies once more it's been many months since we've seen big demonstrations like this but almost 2 years since the movement started it has now seemed to be back with

paris certainly looks like it does check all the right boxes. moving on now to architect christoph in whole friend who is leading the way when it comes to sustainable development now he's received worldwide recognition for his innovative and trend setting designs his latest concept looks at ways of combating global warming in the big city we took a look at this innovative large scale project in the western german city of which steers architecture in a very green direction. it doesn't get any greener than this this stunning building complex in the western german city of discount off will soon be home to shops and offices some 30000 temporary plants that dormy have side effects when we're trying to bring some green into the city through a quite radical approach onto the rooftops of facades and set an example. to make people stop and think big itself and move on is that architect front door. by has been largest green facade anywhere in europe the hedges have a total length of about 8 kilometers they serve a primarily ecological purpose. to be exper

machete attack near the former paris headquarters of be satirical magazine charlie hebdo leaves 2 people injured coming shortly after republican controversial cartoons featuring the prophet mohammed france breaks a new code infection recorded 16000 cases recorded in a single day of the latest restrictions on life designed to stop the virus seem only to spread anger the moral ethical concerns are raised amid reports u.k. volunteers could sing big deliberately effectively in the world 1st try. oh good evening nice to have you company you're watching r.t. international actually people have been injured by a man armed with a machete need the former paris headquarters of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo 2 suspects have reportedly been detained the french prime minister and interior minister have been seen from their show that have been ski reports. the national anti terror agency has opened an investigation into this incident this attack which took place in the 11th hour home decent of paris in the east over the paris area has been open for what's described as being attempted assassinatio

hello again i'm the stasi attain this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up on trial in paris a 14 suspects accused of helping gunmen attack the french magazine which published cartoons of the prophet muhammad the. french president emmanuel visits iraq and reiterated to support to safeguard its sovereignty. is the ultimate judge. right now. one of the thousands who lost loved ones in cambodia's killing fields the commanders commander who ran a torture present doesn't speak. alexina valley is the victim of an america attempt 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 subjected to a russian made chemical nerve agent the prominent opposition figure fell ill during a flight to moscow he is now in a serious but stable condition at a hospital in ballan where he was brought from siberia 10 days ago doctors who treated in a valley in russia say they found no evidence of poisoning a german government spokesman says toxicology tests on blood samples so the presence of the nazi chal

the 1st woman and the 1st jewish person to see. 2 people injured one of them seriously in a paris knife attack several suspects have been arrested. off the magazine. the scene of a terror attack in 25th. ministrations immigration policies have left thousands. whose future in the u.s. is still uncertain after living there for 20 years. i'm sure the program. the fridays for future climate protests have returned to the streets for the 1st time since the pandemic began in march the rallies of mainly schoolchildren calling for improved climate protection policy went online when they coronavirus started spreading but today more than 3000 climate strike events are taking place around the world t w has been to see what was happening here in berlin. climate demonstrators were back on berlin streets for the 1st time in months after the coronavirus pandemic forced most protest actions online thousands flocked to the brandenburg gate the city's most famous landmark carrying banners and chanting slogans neither the threat of touring rain nor the coronavirus could stop them they were young people chi

injured by a machete attack near the former headquarters of the satirical mag magazine charlie hebdo in paris the incident comes after republic cartoons featuring the prophet mohammed to mark france registers a new day coded threat to the number of cases past the 16000 in the last 24 hours but the government's fresh antivirus measures are provoking anger. you cable and thieves could soon be deliberately infected with the world's 1st human vaccine trial to kind sparking ethical concerns and also to come this hour major world carmakers follow lawsuits against the trumpet ministration over what they say is an unlimited trade war with china. but i welcome you watching r.t. international where she's going 2 o'clock this friday afternoon here in the russian capital now we'll start with some news just coming in from paris because 3 people have been injured there by a man armed with a machete near the former headquarters of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo these are live pictures we're looking at now from the city you police are hunting for the suspect who escaped on the metro authorities are cal

paris havave opened and- against nfl s seem. the suspicion of pollution. but the frank case with some giant insists that it's the victim of vandalism. it is also filed a complaint with police on tuesday. this is the record data modeling three d. on the bus on the compass you'll get the- i see open so man the one i was legal but no one would be woman with a. foforty three yard eveven. envio ororganizing. have cried foul they say this is an age old practice a a way to get rid of waste without going through the process of recycling. in much of subsidiary of construction company val c. paid fifty. years and fines after its structural ceiling to cement water ending up in paris's iconic river. businesses across france trying to catch up to new restrictions on weariring face masks now mandatory in shared workplaces. thehe government hasas defended the move is imperative to halt the spread of the corona virus and restart economic activity some companies have complained they haven't had enough time to adapt well many workers say it's just uncomfortable. or visiting

lucy williamson reports from paris. they arrived today, 11 men dwarfed by the security and symbolism around this trial — the state reclaiming its authority over those who, prosecutors say, helped terrorise france. sitting behind security screens they heard the charges — complicity, weapons procurement, membership of a terrorist group. the events at the heart of this trial are seared into the national memory of france, but the people standing in the dock today are almost completely unknown, suspected of being small backroom accomplices and the only remaining links to the violence that erupted five years ago. the violence in 2015 stunned france. 17 people were gunned down in targeted attacks during three days of cold—blooded killing, followed with disbelief on live television. the widow of one cartoonist killed in the charlie hebdo attack said she had been haunted ever since by nightmares of her husband's killers. translation: the defendants are the ones in the dock, but behind them are the kouachi brothers. it's ch

he joins us from the courtroom in paris. luke, we had a quarter of 14 people taking to the docket in theory for the next two weeks. what more do we know about them and what they are accused of? reporter: from certain quarters, they have been called little helpers. not according to prosecutors. they say that without their help, there would have been no attacks. there on trial for complicity and getting financial aid and support to the attacks -- the attackers, the three perpetrators who carried out three days of terror in january 2015 that left 17 dead. those 14 have been accused of varying degrees. , it could be the one woman on trial and the three brothers. they are possibly dead. it is not yet known. warrants are out for their arrest. taker who took several hostages and left four people dead in the supermarket and murdered a policewewoman, mohammed is thought to have been a mentor and helped write the oath he took to the islamic state group. one of the most major figures is is accused of being the main link between those a

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. the united states has imposed further sanctions on the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court, fatou bensouda. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, has described the icc as a kangaroo court, accusing it of targeting americans by continuing its investigation into possible us war crimes in afghanistan. the court said it was an unprecedented and serious attack on the international criminal justice system and the rule of law. this week, the cuban government has imposed a night—time curfew on the capital, havana, as the authorities struggle to contain the latest outbreak of coronavirus. cuba had previously thought it had controlled covid—19, but in recent weeks there has been a surge in new cases. now, people have been ordered to remain in their homes at night for two weeks. from havana, will grant reports. havana is under curfew — not by day, as people still venture out to find food or in some cases, continue to go to work. but at night, the streets of the cuban capita

all of image closed flat in paris. major european indices also rebounded after their sell off earlier this week- the london footsie one hundred and calculus in paris each getting about forty one point four percent. shares in frankfort in milan for closer to two. the british pound meanwhile dropped to a six week low against both the euro and the dollar amid renewed brexit uncertainty. moving on some of the day's other business headlines now. united airlines says it's reached a preliminary deal with pilots unions that would reduce the number of layoffs in the coming mononths. the carrier had planned to cut or furlough some sixteen thousand employeeses. this deal could save some three thousand jobs. other us carriers arere also plannnning major cuts starting in october. when the terms of their federal aid packages are due to expire. ryanair has further cut its annual passenger target from sixty to fifty million saying it expects this winter travel market to be a write off. the low cost carrier says it will further slash p

a machete attack near the form of paris headquarters of the satirical magazine is now being treated as a terror attack the incident left 2 people injured and comes after the magazine recently published controversial cartoons featuring the prophet muhammad. also in france a new covert infection record with 16000 cases recorded in a single day the latest restrictions on life designed to stop the virus are only spreading anger. meanwhile across the channel the ethical concerns are raised over reports that volunteers in the u.k. could soon be deliberately infected with in a world 1st trial. this is r.t. international my name's colleen brave welcome to world news and reaction from a sailor in the russian capital we're going to start with some breaking news for you this hour coming into us of the new center a military plane with up to 23 people on board has crashed in the hulk over region of eastern ukraine 18 people are confirmed dead and 2 are said to be in a critical condition after suffering severe burns it was an antonov a n $26.00 craft it's a twin engine turbo prop aircraft widely use

a machete attack near the former paris headquarters of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo is now being treated as a terror attack the incident left 2 people injured and after the magazine recently republic controversial cartoons featuring the prophet muhammad. ethical concerns are raised over a pause that volunteers in the u.k. could soon be deliberately infected with code of it and the world's 1st trial. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me karen. our top story ukrainian military plane has crashed landed on the highway in the country's eastern kharkov region 27 people were on board but only 2 survived they said to be in a critical condition suffering severe burns the twin engine antonov a n $26.00 it's reported to have crashed while coming into land in the city of truth which is about 500 kilometers east of the capital kiev the preliminary cause for the accident is being stated as left engine failure because president vladimir selenski is to visit the crash site on saturday. a machete attack near the former paris headquarters of the satirical magazine charlie

are to charlotte urban ski reporting live from a rally in paris thank you. germany says it's accepted moscow's request to cooperate on a probe into the alleged poisoning of arctic sea and the ball me however state prosecutors warn that some information well only be shared with the consent of the russian opposition figure had prompted a fierce debate in the german parliament on friday our dispute all over has more. it was a fiery session on friday afternoon until evening here in berlin in the german bund the stock the majority of those who spoke or pointing a finger of blame directly at russia and the russian government for what they say was the poisoning of alexei no folly there were some voices that question the official government line not many i have to say but there were some and. if the kremlin really regrets the assassination attempt on alex in the valley and really wants to clear things up why does novell need such a level of protection from our security services political murder is part of the putin system. now so not only are the russians supposed t

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paris certainly looks like it does check all the right boxes. moving on now to architect christoph in horsemen who is leading the way when it comes to sustainable development now he's received worldwide recognition for his innovative and trend setting designs his latest concept looks at ways of combating global warming in the big city we took a look at this innovative large scale project in the western german city of which steers architecture in a very green direction. it doesn't get any greener than this this stunning building complex in the western german city of just laid off will soon be home to shops and offices some 30000 petro plants that dormy have side . we're trying to bring some green into the city through a quite radical approach onto the rooftops of facades and set an example. to make people stop and think big itself and morgan is a star architect front door. by has the largest green facade anywhere in europe the hedges have a total length of about 8 kilometers they serve a primarily ecological purpose. to be experiencing very hot c

in new yorork next year to build on the paris. climate accords. but he also champioioned off multilatereralism. anderhaps most importantly he said. that the wororld cannot be left to te rivalry. between the us and china. but because that has beenen the main topic. here at this year's u. n. general assembly. b but with really nvict conflflicting world vision's. coming up from. the leaders. of the world's superpowers. meanwhile donald trump paying you first china the- virtue head to head. over the covered nineteen crisis. absolutely donald trump coming out really without a full on assault on china in his very short speech was just shy of seven minutes- he really l laid it on thick accusing china of spreading a plague referring just to the best moments of his speech to the china. virus also blaming china for climate change which is a bit rich considering that he pulled the united states out of the paris climate accord but he then it went on to give a veryy america firsrst nationanalistic speech t talking about gold adult- talking about the rights of

or now in other news 5 people have been arrested in the french capital paris after a knife attack on 2 journalists near the former offices of the satirical magazine challis abdo prime minister says they were attacked randomly in paris while they were having a cigarette break it comes 3 weeks after 14 suspects went on trial over the 2015 challis up to attack in which 12 people were killed. it's so tragic to see these outs. and as attack was there for treated almost 6 years ago in the same street in front of the same building on for the same purpose. as the guys who commit to the targets they want to intimidate this they want to reduce is a very mature of our freedom of expression and it's absolutely crucial that we assist the teens we resisted. we go to mali now the country has a new interim leader 5 weeks on to military ousted president abraham boubacar kaita bought lindau was inaugurated in the capital bamako there a thai conall and former defense minister is promising to hand over power in 18 months when nationwide elections a planned to be held the eco us organization of west afri

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 nav agent that was used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter in britain 2 years ago alexin

ringback 14 all go on trial in paris for helping gunmen attacked a french magazine that published controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad. i'm about this and this is all jazeera live from doha also coming up. right now one of the thousands who lost loved ones in cambodia's killing fields. who oversaw the torture and deaths dies in hospital. u.s. president donald trump visits. domestic terror for the violent protests against the police shooting of jacob lake. a once in a decade chance to be counted by the coronavirus could affect the u.s. census minorities and communities and congress. 14 people accused of helping gunmen attacked the french satirical magazine charlie hebdo are going on trial the magazine was targeted after publishing controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad security was tight as police convoys carried the accused and arrives at court a short time ago it's been 5 years since armed men stormed the paris office of charlie hebdo 12 people were killed a policewoman of 4 people inside a jewish supermarket were killed over the following 48 hours the 3 gunmen were shot by p

hello everyone i monte francis live in paris with the latest world news here's a look at our top stories this hour. french prosecutors have opened a terrorism investigation into a double stabbing outside the former offices of charlie hebdo. weekly newspaper was the site of an attack in twenty fifteen that killed twelve people the two victims are expected to survive. no sign the corona viruses easing here in france fifteen thousand new cases reported in the last twenty four hours after daily record of sixteen thousand thursday this has restaurants and bars are ordered to shut down this weekend. and marseille. u. s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg making history againin this time after her death she becomes the first woman and the first jewish person to lie in state at the u. s. capitol. terrorism is the apparent motive that's the word from the french interior minister as prosecutors opened a terrorism investigation into a double stabbing outside the former offices of charlie hebdodo. police arrested a a primary suspect who's accused of stabbing a man and a woman with a large kni

by 1948, feeling frustrated, he moved to paris. as was the case for many artists, paris was an important breath of fresh air. he felt as though he came out of a dark tunnel and found himself underneath the open sky. he now divides his time between new york city and southern france. please help me welcome james baldwin to the national press club. [applause] mr. baldwin: thank you very much. good afternoon. i am pleased to be here. i'm a little surprised when i knew what was going to come course,ven my luck of the white house was not in trouble. [laughter] and now, i am terribly aware of the house on the hill which is in trouble, which means we are. i'm going to improvise what is on my mind and then you can ask questions. and then we can have a kind of wrap session. if the white house is in trouble, we are. the question is, how we got there? i have some suggestions. subjective suggestions from my life. it seemed part of it what i call the view from here. that implies a great many things , first, i am speaking as an american citizen,

two people injured, one seriously, in a paris knife attack. the self -- the assault near the former office of satirical magazine "charlie hebdo." i'm phil gayle. welcome to the program. the friday's for future climate protests have returned to the streets for the first time since the pandemic began in march. they went online when the coronavirus started spreading, but today, more than 3000 climate strike events are taking place around the world. dw has been to see what is happening in berlin. >> climate demonstrators were back on berlin streets for the first time in months after the coronavirus pandemic forced most protest actctio online. ththousands flocked toto the brandenburg gate, the city's most famous landmark, carrying banners and chanting slogans. neither the threat of pouring rain nor the coronavirus could stop them. there were young people, children with their parents, students, but also people from older generations, including a group of grandma's fighting for climate change. all were wearing masks and respecting social distancing.

get and paris correspondent lisa lisa has been at the scene today she filed this report. this attack happened at a symbolic location at the bottom of the form a newsroom of the security code magazine shoddy abdo targeted by terrorists and generally trying to 15 it was also carried out at a symbolic moment why the court case on the potential hopers of the generally 2015 attackers is ongoing and so these solar brings back painful memories and is a reminder that the terror threat here is still very high despite the presence of thousands of military personnel in the streets across the country to protect fronts from future terror attacks recently was reporting there from paris and we want to stay in france because frustrated bar and restaurant owners in the southern city of must say a rally today to protest against a tough new restrictions well the government has ordered bars and restaurants in the city to close because of a surge in new covert 19 infections the french prime minister says tighter measures there and in other cities are necessary to prevent the kind of national

the french interior minister has said a knife attack in paris was quote clearly an act of terror the incident on friday left 2 people wounded one seriously 2 suspects have been arrested the attack happened as the trial was underway of suspects in an attack on the offices of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo in 2015. a sickening sense of deja vu in paris is 11th hour going to small 1st responders will out the victims at the very sight of one of the most infamous attacks in the capital's history the former offices of charlie and where 12 people died in 2015 shaking the foundations of the republic. we had shots around midday we ran outside and that was all we saw before the police arrived. to put it would you study. and i sure victim lying on the ground covered in blood that's when i panicked and then people started panicking in shocking to me. off to savagely attacking the victims who were taking a smoking break the principal suspect fled the same police say they arrested the man nearby on the plus the law but. they were also detained several more piece alleged associates in the att

paris. and with the scramble to get ahead of the curve the french government promised 1000000 tests would take place weekly by september and by hook or by crook it has succeeded in doing just that this is just one facility but people can get tested for cope with 19 so much so you get 20 new testing centers for the virus to open here in the paris region but the clamor for testing has caused other problems testing centers are apparently struggling to deal with the volume of people wanting to find out if they happen it. there are delays in getting access to the bored trees in queues at testing centers in paris and elsewhere right now it's taking an average of 3 and a half days to get tested the french health minister hitting on quite a crucial point to kill is like this which are not uncommon could contain some people who are infected and indeed contagious the person the symptoms and who may have been in contact with an infected individual has to be tested urgently they must not be turned away

over whether they crossed the line or not as the trial of 14 people accused of involvement in the 2015 paris terrorist attacks which targeted the publication in part it's on their way. also this hour in europe guns own country struggle to find a common approach to travel restrictions during the pandemic as hungry you know laterally slaps and ban on all foreigners. and with the us deeply divided ahead of the presidential election in november thousands of americans are desperate for an alternative to that you mean runners and the country's 2 party system. this is r t international bring you your global news update straight from the russian capital this wednesday afternoon thanks for joining us. trial relating to the 2015 paris terrorist attacks got underway on wednesday 14 people stand accused of involvement in the wave of terror that shook the french capital the satirical magazine charlie hebdo was one of the main targets of the attacks alongside a jewish supermarket are charlotte devinsky has the latest. well charlie hebdo is back in the spotlight here in france and that's because as that tr

yellow vests anti-government activists regroup in paris defying restrictions on large gatherings of the coronavirus by over 200 arrests have been made this saturday our correspondent. sorry to get a look up not. seeing us as people and i'm trying to move away. russia accuses ukraine of disregarding free speech after it asked apple to remove all russian media content from the country's app store. and britain prepares to limit gatherings of more than 6 people after a surgeon coronavirus cases as the w.h.o. tells us that the spikes are inevitable. welcome to your weekend update from. cheating in thanks for joining us this saturday here that line stories that we're across right now starting in france you know best activists are back on the streets of paris for their 1st major rally since march renewing their protests over income inequality and unpopular tax reforms so far there have been more than $250.00 arrests. but the tensions have broken through here now we need a new device which is quite close to the feel good story to get a look up not clue. road here gas as people are now trying to

mean. 7 you know of us activists regroup in paris defying restrictions on large gatherings amid a spike in coronavirus cases over 200 arrests have been made either our correspondent was in the midst of the action. so we need to get a look up but not close to see him gas as people are not trying to move away from that. also this hour russia accuses ukraine of disregarding free speech after king of asks apple to remove all russian media content from the out store in the country. and germany says it's accepted moscow's request to cooperate on a probe into the alleged poisoning of opposition figure out how to not only as the issue fires up german lawmakers at a debate in parliament. why does the phone need such a level of protection from us security services political mud is part of the putin system why would the russian government be so stupid and even let the money fly out to germany instead of hiding him in russia. this is r t international bring you your live news update this hour straight from the russian capital welcome to the program. elvis activists are back on the streets of paris

lucy williamson reports from paris. they arrived today, 11 men dwarfed by the security and symbolism around this trial — the state reclaiming its authority over those who, prosecutors say, helped terrorise france. sitting behind security screens they heard the charges — complicity, weapons procurement, membership of a terrorist group. the events at the heart of this trial are seared into the national memory of france, but the people standing in the dock today are almost completely unknown, suspected of being small backroom accomplices and the only remaining links to the violence that erupted five years ago. the violence in 2015 stunned france. 17 people were gunned down in targeted attacks during three days of cold—blooded killing, followed with disbelief on live television. the widow of one cartoonist killed in the charlie hebdo attack said she had been haunted ever since by nightmares of her husband's killers. translation: the defendants are the ones in the dock, but behind them are the kouachi brothers. it's ch

the trial of 14 people accused of involvement in the 2015 terrorist attacks in paris is under way 5 years after the french capital was traumatized. also this hour europe's in zone countries struggle to find a common approach to travel restrictions during the pandemic that's hungry you know laterally slaps and all foreigners. and with the u.s. deeply divided ahead of the presidential election in november thousands of americans are desperate for an alternative to the 2 main runners and the country's 2 party system. international coming to you straight from moscow 247 welcome to the program this hour. the trial relating to the 2815 paris terrorist attacks is underway this wednesday 14 people stand accused of involvement in the wave of terror that shook the french capital 5 years ago charlotte even he joins us live now from paris charlotte the satirical magazine charlie was one of the main targets of that attack 5 years ago how are they reacting to this trial. well surely have do is back in the spotlight here i did to take a bold decision according to some some of described it perhaps as bein

machete attack near the former paris headquarters of the satirical magazine is now being treated as a terror attack the incidents left 2 people injured. after the magazine recently published controversial cartoons featuring the prophet muhammad. also in france a new covert infection record with 16000 cases recorded in a single day but the latest restrictions on life designed to stop the virus spreading. questions are raised over reports that volunteers in the u.k. could soon be deliberately infected with coded in a world 1st trial. $24.00 seventh's global news and reaction this is international law moscow with this hour's headlines stories 1st the breaking news we 1st brought you an hour ago ukrainian military plane with $28.00 people on board has crash landed on a highway in the region in the east of the country at least 22 have been killed the video shows the plane in govt in flames of the side of a highway 2 people are said to be in a critical condition having suffered severe burns the plane carrying 28 people 4 people are still missing 28 engine turboprop 26 is reported to have cr

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. the united states has imposed further sanctions on the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court, fatou bensouda. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, has described the icc as a kangaroo court, accusing it of targeting americans by continuing its investigation into possible us war crimes in afghanistan. the court said it was an unprecedented and serious attack on the international criminal justice system and the rule of law. 0ur washington correspondent, nomia iqbal, has more details. this all began earlier in the year after the international criminal court announced it was going to investigate alleged crimes committed by the united states and others in the afghan conflict. as you said there, mike pompeo was not happy about it. he vowed to protect americans from this and said it was truly breathtaking action, calling it a kangaroo court. in june, president trump imposed travel restrictions on fatou bensouda, the main chief prosecutor and her colleague and as we have now see

best to anti-government activists regroup in paris defying restrictions on large gatherings amid a coronavirus spike over $250.00 arrests of our correspondent is that. we need to get a look at the. gas as people are not turning away from. russia or accuses you creative disregarding free speech after apple to remove all russian media content from the country's up store. in the past to limit gatherings of more than 6 people cope with cases as the w.h.o. tells r.t. the further spikes are inevitable. we do it. alone welcome to weekend update from our. thanks for joining us here this saturday these are the headlines stories where across right now yellow vest activists are back on the streets of paris for their 1st major rally since march there were new in their protests over income inequality and unpopular tax reforms so far the more than $250.00 arrests this saturday. when the tensions have broken through here now we need a new device which is quite close to the uk to feels it's ready to get a look up not. see any gas as people are not trying to move away from let's just give you taste of what's h