founder of the cinema for peace foundation which organized alexei navalny was transferred to berlin or write in belarus government opponents are readying for another day of mass protests they're accusing president alexander lukashenko of stealing last month's elections and they're demanding that he step down look at genco claims the protests are being steered from abroad and he says nato is massing troops near the border now nato has vehemently denied that. putting on a show of force bellerose president alexander lucas told his military commanders to use the toughest measures possible to protect the country he claims enemies are at the border and as for opponents inside he's threatened to close factories if strikes against his regime continue. but look at his rule is drawing to an end so says exiled opposition leader. anyway even if we there. this moment will slow down or calm down i don't look good but our people. they don't want to accept our president anymore we have changed our minds have changed and will not be able to be under this president taking war under this authority as we

and that was jacobi's of sound of the cinema for peace foundation which organized alexei navalny is transferred to early in all government opponents in béla reuss are ready ready for another day of mass protests accusing president alexander lukashenko of stealing last month's elections and demanding that he step down claims the protests are being steered from abroad and says nato is massing troops near the border claims that the alliance family denies. putting on a show of force bellerose president alexander lucas told his military commanders to use the toughest measures possible to protect the country spirits he claims enemies are at the border as for opponents inside he's threatened to close factories if strikes against his regime continue. but look at his rule is drawing to an end so says exiled opposition leader. and you even if be there. this moment will slow down or calm down a little bit but our people. they will not accept our president anymore we have changed our minds have changed and will not be able to be under this president taking in more under this authority smoothwall struggle

that was yakob easel a founder of the cinema for peace foundation which organized alexina volleys transfer to berlin let's go to belarus now where the hard line president has ordered the army to use all available means to to protect the integrity of the nation alexander lukashenko has accused the nato of massing forces in near his borders claims the alliance vehemently denies meanwhile government opponents are still out in the streets accusing lucas franco of stealing last month's elections and demanding that he step down. putting on a show of force bellerose president alexander lucas and co told his military commanders to use the toughest measures possible to protect the country and spirits he claims enemies are at the border as for opponents inside he's threatened to close factories if strikes against his regime continue. but lucas showing his rule is drawing to an end so says exiled opposition leader 3 atlanta titian of skier who . and you wait even if there. this moment will slow down all calmed down until built by the people. they don't want except our president anymore we have change

that was jacobi's all founder of the cinema for peace foundation which organized alexina volleys transfer to berlin isabella roost now where government government opponents are preparing for another day of mass protests there accusing president aleksander of the question of stealing recent elections and demanding that he step down because she claims the protests are being steered from abroad and says nato is massing troops near the border claims the alliance vehemently denies. putting on a show of force bellerose president alexander lucas and co told his military commanders to use the toughest measures possible to protect the country and spirits he claims enemies are at the border as for opponents inside he's threatened to close factories if strikes against his regime continue. but look at his rule is drawing to an end so says exiled opposition leader 50 taken no sky. anyway even if we there. this moment will slow down or or calm down i don't want by the people. they don't want to accept our president anymore we have changed our minds have changed and will not be able to be under this pre

and that was jacobi's all founder of the cinema for peace foundation which organized alexina vonnie is a transfer to berlin let's go now to take a look at some of the other stories that are making news around the world. police in israel have removed protesters from outside the residence of prime minister but human. opponents are demanding his resignation over a series of corruption allegations and claims he's botched the response to the coronavirus crisis israel's coalition government must agree on a new budget next week or trigger another round of elections. the hard line president of belarus has ordered the army to use what he calls the most stringent measures to protect the nation alexander lukashenko made the comments while speaking at a military base government opponents accuse him of stealing a last month's elections they're planning the latest in a series of mass rallies a little later on sunday. the social media platform tick-tock says it will sue the trumpet ministration over the president's plan it to ban the popular video in the u.s. to talk it's owned by chinese company by

while i was at the cell founder of the cinema for peace foundation which organized alexina volleys transfer to berlin let's go now to some of the other stories making news around the worlds. a hardline president of bellerose has ordered the army and she use the most stringent measures to protect the nation outside of the made the comments as he was speaking at a military base government opponents accuse him of stealing the last month's elections they're planning the latest in a series of mass rallies later on sunday. west african leaders are holding talks in mali to push for a speedy return to civilian rule following a military coup the delegation led by nigerian president goodluck jonathan are meeting with the rebels who took power as well as ousted mali and president you've got to move a cocktail into. a social media platform take chalk says it will sue the trumpet ministration over the president's plan it to ban the popular video af in the united states to talk is owned by chinese company a bite dance trump is trying to force to talk to sell its u.s. operations citing concerns about user

we've heard from the spokesperson from the cinema for peace foundation which organized these trip to berlin that he is in a stable condition after the flight we have heard that he is now on the way to the hospital here behind me where he will then be taken in by doctors and his situation will begin to be evaluated and he will be have to be treated as his condition is still serious and investigations into what may have caused his health condition can begin here there is a strong police presence there are journalists everyone is waiting for another only to arrive and that should be happening any minute now for us why was alexei navalny brought to building in the 1st place. the shoddy to is a world renowned hospital and can offer high quality care but it also already treated a similar case 2 years ago. or a vet a seed of pussy riot activists from russia was also flown here by the same foundation cinema for peace and was treated here after another suspected poisoning therefore they already have experience in similar cases and the family wants to be treated abroad and the investigation in

cinema for peace is a foundation based here in berlin it is financed through philanthropists who supports humanitarian projects in particular focusing on filmmakers who look at social issues and also organizes award ceremonies for movies here in berlin also that are focused on social and political causes the foundation says that the trip in of all these trips here to berlin was financed through private donors and the foundation obviously use its experience organizing the trip for seeds of. these case to julie briefly if you could on friday there was a tug of war between russian doctors who were treating. and german doctors who wanted to bring him to berlin what persuaded the russian doctors to allow him to leave in the end. there was pressure mounting also from a letter written by now of all these wife to put in to urge russian authorities to let him go and finally german doctors were allowed to visit him and declared him fit to travel and at that point russian doctors went with this decision and said that if the family was willing to take the risk they would let him fly. reporter julia d

the organization whose source this flight all they very much believe the cinema for peace foundation they believe the poison is in mr van the system they believe certainly they hope that it can be found that it will be found by the professionals working in the hospital behind me remember also there's a political aspect to this certainly in so far as western europe is concerned because chancellor merkel of germany but also the french president emmanuel mccaw in the course of the last 2436 hours of both expressed their concern about what has happened to mr nerve on the. libya's opposing governments of both ordered cease fire as a pause in fighting from the u.n. back to ministration in tripoli and its rival in tobruk could possibly create some space for negotiations fighting as slowed slightly in past weeks but the had been fears of a battle for the town of sirte a key strategic location for control of libya's oil the head of u.s. postal service has denied claims he's been trying to undermine mail in voting for this year's presidential election used to joy it was testifying before a sen

foundation well they have said that when he was on board the plane and when he was handed over into the care of german authorities he was in a stable condition of particularly surprising because he'd been put into an induced coma in russia by the doctors who were treating him there and remember all obviously there are many many questions still being posed right now about what's in his system how it got there and how people can remove it certainly that's the sort of questioning that's going on right now in the building behind me the chateau hospital. 'd libya's un recognized government has announced an immediate cease fire the rival parliament in the east aligned with all her have to or has also called on all parties to halt the fighting has yet to respond the head of the u.s. postal service has told a senate committee that mail in ballots will be delivered on time for november's election. is accused of delaying mail delivery to suppress the vote at the behest of president trump a congressional vote on emergency funds for the postal service is expected in the coming hours. california

foundation there were one sourcing less than are on these flights as well and they believe that mr van the has been the victim of a poisoning and that goes against what has been said in from the russian doctors perspective but they believe that they will be vindicated in that way in the officials in the shite a hospital gets to treat mr navarre needs that they will find what his side of the story believes is the case they say he's been poisoned we wait to see what will happen when mr advani arrives at the hospital. or the exiled better russian opposition leader his call for more mass protests against president alexander lukashenko sat on a taken off sky is leading a call for his resignation they have been demonstrations for 12 straight days now including some of the biggest anti-government rallies in the capital minsk since the fall of the soviet union taken off sky or fled to the way mia after the election which she says was rigged against her. as much at the boosh the future of bella roosts and therefore the future of our children now depends on your unity and your determination so i

foundation well they have said that when he was on board the plane and when he was handed over into the care of german authorities he was in a stable condition particular lee surprising because he was put into an induced coma in russia by the doctors who were treating him there and remember all obviously there are many many questions still being posed right now about what's in his system how it got there and how people can remove it certainly that's the sort of questioning that's going on right now in the building behind me the château hospital. alexandra stuff stay out of that as a journalist who is best in moscow and she has more on the reaction from the family . they are relieved that off their 2 days of uncertainty and fear the violet was finally allowed to leave the hospital in. the family never actually it's not about the family didn't trust that much medical expertise of russian doctor doctors but what they distrusted and what they were afraid of is and what they believe is that the doctors were on their to political pressure and that's why they wanted him and moved out of t

foundation that he is in a stable condition well no great surprise there because he's been in an induced coma for some considerable time now since his ordeal began on board that flight from tomsk to moscow several days ago now the point to make very clearly here is that the doctors here in germany are looking to find out what is in his system and what how they go about removing it from his system and trying to bring bring him towards whatever full recovery is possible for him what they can't answer straight away at least is how or whatever it is in his system got there clearly those are the central questions in this certainly the supporters of alex in our value of their allegation is clear they believe that he drank poisoned tea prior to getting on board that flight 2 days ago which was going to take him to moscow and that that is what has caused him to be so great we feel we know that the russian side of things the doctors who treated him originally did not agree with that so what we're waiting for now is some kind of steam as to how it got there what it is many many questions a very do

the cinema for peace foundation and the government in this in the situation that it finds itself at the moment has a very careful dams ahead of it of course if it decides to take too much on action offer too much action and then of course it could be seen as taking sides but the office stands and made it clear as well yesterday that showed medical assistance be required and then that could be provided if it was requested by russia now earlier today chief of staff spoke to the press we want to play a little bit of what he had to say and we'll talk again on the other side. leighton's a night here in europe very early in the morning. in homes. like some times he will switch off like. malt coverup operation more fall. doctors refused to cooperate anymore refused to give any information even to this wife. of the doctors who are helping because all the paperwork to make the transportation. public say to sarah to possible start the not serious is not any more transportable he's not any more stable. it's pretty clear that at least up till now of course it isn't that novell needs team and hi

foundation which paid for the airlift she asked him about the current health condition. well we are very happy that you finally arrived in berlin that we could fly him out. the good news is that he's stable so the whole travel did not affect him but it does doesn't mean that i mean i was see we are we're kind of like very happy everybody's happy but there's no reason to celebrate because it's in a very good condition so there we were it starts now with the doctors the disparity . if the german government have any role in assisting or helping with the operation to bring him to berlin we were very happy to hear 2 days ago that i know americans together with the french president made a statement that it should be found out what happened and that if you need medical assistance he's welcome in germany and france and other countries offered to so i think it was very helpful and obviously. we kept the authorities informed about our activities but this activity is for private. and what does the family feel and think at the moment and what do they expect going forward with his ta

foundation which paid for the airlift she asked him about current health condition. well we are very happy that you finally arrived in bell and then we could fly him out. the good news is that he's stable so the whole travel did not affect him but it does doesn't mean that i mean i'll see we have we're kind of like very happy everybody's happy but there's no reason to celebrate because it's in a very critical condition so we were at starts now with the doctors that are sorry to. say that the german government have any role in assisting or helping with the operation to bring him to berlin but we're very happy to hear 2 days ago that i know americans together with the french president made a statement that we should be found out what happened and that if he needs medical assistance he is welcome in germany and france and other countries offered to so i think it was very helpful and obviously. we kept the authorities informed about our activities but this exhibit is for private. and what does the family feeling think at the moment and what do they expect going forward w

foundation which paid for the air left she asked him about of only current health conditions. where we were very happy that he finally arrived in berlin that we could fly him out. the good news is that he's stable so the whole travel did not affect him. but it does doesn't mean that i mean i will see we have a kind of like very happy everybody's happy but there's no reason to celebrate because it's sort of our trigger condition so the real work starts now with the doctors the disparity. if the german government have any role in assisting or helping with the operation to bring him to berlin we were very happy to hear 2 days ago that i know american together with the french president made a statement. which should be found out what happened and that if he needs medical assistance he's welcome in germany and france and other countries offered to so i think it was very helpful and obviously. we kept the authorities informed about our activities but this exhibit is for private. and what does the family feel and think at the moment and what do they expect going forward with his taki

foundation which paid for the airlift she asked him how in the valleys family feeling run well i think they're relieved it is to be an odyssey house and that they're relieved to be in a 1st class hospital to have a good treatments and obviously now it will be the question what the doctors can do and have to do. and. i mean apparently it is not a thing for a few days as we're probably a long procedure and it's a long way to go i mean as we as we've heard from the doctors if they would have not been as emergency landing in arms if they would have tried to fly on to moscow he would have died. thank you very much. ok let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. president alexander lukashenko has ordered the belorussian military to use the most stringent measures to protect the territorial integrity of the nation it made the comments at a military base near the border supposed and lithuania authorities have blocked some news websites reporting a large anti-government protest. west african late as a holding talks in mali to push for a speedy return to civi

founder of the cinema for peace foundation which paid for the able if she asked him about the family's current health condition. well we are very happy that he finally arrived in berlin then we could fly him out. the good news is that he's stable so the whole travel did not affect him but it does doesn't mean that i mean i was see we are we're kind of like very happy everybody's happy but there's no reason to celebrate because it's in a very good condition so we were upstarts now with the doctors the disparity. of the german government have any role in assisting or helping with the operation to bring him to berlin they were very happy to hear 2 days ago that i know americans together with the french president made a statement. which should be found out what happened and that if he needs medical assistance he's welcome in germany and france and other countries offered to so i think it was very helpful and obviously. we kept the authorities informed about our activities but this activity is for private. and what does the family feel and think at the moment and what do they expect going f

foundation which paid for the airlift she asked him about novell needs current health conditions where we are very happy that he finally arrived in berlin that we could fly him out. the good news is that he's stable so the whole travel did not affect him but it does doesn't mean that i mean i was see we are we're kind of like very happy everybody's happy but there's no reason to celebrate because it's sort of our trigger condition so the real work starts now with the doctors and a surety. that the german government have any role in assisting or helping with the operation to bring him to berlin but we're very happy to hear 2 days ago that i know american together with the french president made a statement that it should be found out what happened and that if he needs medical assistance he's welcome in germany and france and other countries offered to so i think it was very helpful and obviously. we kept the authorities informed about our activities but this activity is for private. and what does the family feeling think at the moment and what do they expect going forward with his taking

founder of the cinema for peace foundation which paid for the elite she asked him about the family's current condition. we are very happy that he finally arrived in berlin that we could fly him out. the good news is that he's stable so the whole travel did not affect him. but it does doesn't mean that i mean i was see we are we are kind of like very happy everybody's happy but there's no reason to celebrate because it's sort of our trigger condition so there we were it starts now with the doctors at a charity. did the german government have any role in assisting or helping with the operation to bring him to berlin but we're very happy to hear 2 days ago that anglo american all together with the french president made a statement. which should be fun of what happened and that if you need medical assistance he's welcome in germany and france and other countries offered to so i think it was very helpful and obviously. we kept the authorities informed about our activities but this activity is for private. and what does the family feel and think at the moment and what do they expect going

founder of the cinema for peace foundation which paid for the elite she asked him about the family's current health condition. well we are very happy that you finally arrived in berlin then we could fly out. the good news is that he's stable so the whole travel did not affect him. but it does doesn't mean that i mean i was see we are we are kind of like very happy everybody's happy but there's no reason to celebrate because it's sort of our trigger condition so there we were it starts now with the docs as a disparity. did the german government have any role in assisting or helping with the operation to bring him to berlin they were very happy to hear 2 days ago that i know americans are together with the french president made a statement. which should be fun out of what happened and if you need medical assistance he's welcome in germany and france and other countries offered to it so i think it was very helpful and obviously. we kept the authorities informed about our activities but this activity is for private. and what does the family feeling think at the moment and what do they ex

foundation which paid for the elite she asked him about the family's current health condition. we are very happy that he finally arrived in berlin then we could fly him out. the good news is that he's stable so the whole travel did not affect him. but it does doesn't mean that i mean i was syria we are kind of like very happy everybody's happy but there's no reason to celebrate because it's sort of our trigger condition so the real work starts now with the doctors and a surety. that if the german government have any role in assisting or helping with the operation to bring him to berlin we were very happy to hear 2 days ago that i know americans are together with the french president made a statement. which should be found out what happened and if you need medical assistance he is welcome in germany and france and other countries offered to so i think it was very helpful and obviously. we kept the authorities informed about our activities but this activity is for private. and what does the family feel and think at the moment and what do they expect going forward with his taking

cinema for peace foundation which also previously arranged for a kremlin critic who had been poisoned. also come to bell and say what we know so far is that no bonnie is expected to then be treated at the sheraton hospital here in berlin in the german capital. we have we have somebody with merkel is that correct yes. we are showing that we seek dialogue with russia and if want to with beller us to president bush has so far not spoken with anyone on the phone we will of course insist on certain conditions the release of prisoners no violence free speech the right to demonstrate an inclusive dialogue in that country those are the values which we stand for not just to home but also for those brave people in better us. investments. so what do we have there is this europe standing up for its values or is this europe claiming a geo political stake say well all the european union has tried to do so far is to send a message that makes it clear that they do not have geopolitical interests in bell or race of course at the same time though putin isn't going to watch by the nice that could be par

cinema for peace foundation which also previously arranged for a kremlin critic who had been poisoned. also comes a bell and so what we are so far is that now bonnie is expected to then be treated at the sheraton hospital here in berlin in the german capital. we have we have somebody with merkel is that correct yes. we are showing that we seek dialogue with russia and if want to with beller us to present. spoken with anyone on the phone we will of course insist on certain conditions the release of prisoners no violence free speech the right to demonstrate and an inclusive dialogue in that country those are the values which we stand for not just to home but also for those brave people in. investments. so we have there is this europe standing up for its values or is this europe claiming the geopolitical stake. well all that the european union has tried to do so far is to send a message that makes it clear that they do not have geopolitical interests in bell or various of course at the same time though putin isn't going to watch by. that that could be part of the bridge that is looking t

cinema for peace is a foundation based in berlin it is financed by philanthropists who supports humanitarian projects especially filmmakers working on social issues they have organized this trip and they said it has been found announced through donor or private donor money they said they did not want to reveal who the donors were and. the chief of the foundation said earlier that he also did not want to reveal how much the trip came to cost he said it was however very expensive also because organized at the last minute. really as some might remember that the sheriff has a history of treating foreign leaders and famous dissidents and we just mentioned that in the piece of course is that why alexina valmy was taken there. certainly the fame of the shah being renowned as a worldwide top class hospital was a reason for me to be brought here his family one of the best care possible for him but also the fact that this similar case from as you know of who was brought here the pussy riot activists was brought here 2 years ago also for a suspected poisoning. gave the hospital a head start on knowing

cinema for peace is a foundation based in berlin it is financed by philanthropists who supports humanitarian projects especially filmmakers working on social issues they have organized this trip and they said it has been found announced through donor or private donor money they said they did not want to reveal who the donors were and. the chief of the foundation said earlier that he also did not want to reveal how much the trip came to cost he said it was however very expensive also because organized at the last minute. you're really as some might remember that the sheriff has a history of treating foreign leaders and famous dissidents and we just mentioned that in the piece of course is that why alexei navalny was taken there. certainly the fame of the shot being renowned as a worldwide top class hospital was a reason for me to be brought here his family one of the best care possible for him but also the fact that this similar case from the 12 as you know of who was brought here the pussy riot activists was brought here 2 years ago also for a suspected poisoning gave the hospital a head sta

the cinema for peace foundation has played a key role in bringing russian opposition activists to them for treatment in the shower take hospital it did so with the pussy riot act mr potter has in office in 28 and of course alex in the valley at the weekend the group said chair yakka busy busy spoke earlier with my colleague of became a. chief political editor. you are the head of cinema for peace but most of all at the moment you are the man who pours alexander valley to germany how safe do you feel right now. well the been a few threats but i've experienced this before so i don't really feel unsafe i think that's what happens when you deal with opposition leaders from countries which are not a full democracy. where did you call for us because it's not easy to just get a permit to enter of us or just like that where 1st so called charity and procyon open prefer to find out if there would be willing to help again like they did 2 years ago and was kind of a bit funny funny because the office said like oh you're calling finally we've been expecting a corelli since this morning since we've

foundation has played a key role in bringing russian opposition activists here to berlin for treatment at the sharks a hospital they did so with a pussy riot activists in 2018 and it met in fact alexina vonnie from siberia to berlin just last weekend now the group's chair yaka diesel told the w.c. political editor the killing come from there how the arrangements were made that have been you are the head of cinema for peace but most of all at the moment you have a man who pours out if they know about me to 70 how safe do you feel right now. well the been a few threats but i've experienced this before so i don't really feel unsafe i think that's what happens when you deal with opposition leaders from countries which are not a full democracy. where did you call fast because it's not easy to just get a permit to enter of us or just like that where 1st so called show richie and procyon open professor to find out if there would be willing to help again like they did 2 years ago and it was kind of a bit funny funny because the officer said like oh you're calling finally we've been expecting t

foundation has played a key role in bringing russian opposition activists here to berlin for treatment at the sharks a hospital they did so with a pussy riot activists in 2018 and it met in fact alexina vonnie from siberia to berlin just last weekend now the group's chair yaka bees ill told the w.c. political editor to kill a company or how the arrangements were made that have been you are the head of cinema for peace but most of all at the moment you have a man who pours out of thing about me to tell me how safe do you feel right now. well the been a few threats but i've experienced this before so i don't really feel unsafe i think that's what happens when you deal with opposition leaders from countries which are not a full democracy. where did you call for us because it's not easy to just get a permit to enter of us or just like that where 1st so called charity and procyon open press records to find out if there would be willing to help again like they did 2 years ago and was kind of a bit funny funny because the office said like oh you're calling finally we've been expecting a corel

cinema for peace foundation which also previously arranged for a kremlin critic who had been poisoned in 2018 to also come to bella and say what we know so far is that no one is expected to then be treated at the sheraton hospital here in berlin in the german capital. we have. with merkel is that correct yes. we are showing that we seek dialogue with russia and if want to with beller us to present so fun not spoken with anyone on the phone we will of course insist on certain conditions the release of prisoners no violence free speech the right to demonstrate an inclusive dialogue in that country the values which we stand for not just to home but also for those brave people in. investments. so we have there is this europe standing up for its values or is this europe claiming a geo political stake say well all that the european union has tried to do so far is to send a message that makes it clear that they do not have geopolitical interests in bellerive race of course at the same time that putin isn't going to watch buys he knows that that could be part of the race that is looking towar

foundation has played a key role in bringing russian opposition activists here to berlin for treatment at the sharks a hospital they did so with a pussy riot activists in 2018 and it met in fact alexina vonnie from siberia to berlin just last weekend now the group's chair yaka diesel told the chief political editor the helicopter how the arrangements were made that have been you are the head of cinema for peace but most of all at the moment you have a man who pours out again about me to tell me how safe do you feel right now. well of been a few threats but i've experienced this before so i don't really feel unsafe i think that's what happens when you deal with opposition leaders from countries which are not a full democracy. where did you call 1st because it's not easy to just get a permit to enter of us or just like that where 1st so called charity and procyon noble purpose their cards to find out if there would be willing to help again like they did 2 years ago and was kind of a bit funny funny because the office said like oh you're calling finally we've been expecting a corelli sinc

that flu mist and of army or arrange for his flight here in the 1st place the cinema for peace foundation one of their spokespeople has said he believes that mr nardelli will be ok that has not been. any level by anyone either from the set of ali's family or friends nor from the hospital sources here so there's a great deal of uncertainty still here in berlin about what exactly is happening to mr now around the. and we wait to find out there is a suggestion just a suggestion that we might hear some sort of the just tickle statement from the hospital the shop it's a hospital behind me a little later in the day but no confirmation of that just yet ok thank you for that update dominic came live for us and then. further unrest in southern iraq is threatened after a deadline set by protesters for the resignation of the local government exploited demonstrators demanding justice for the killing of 2 prominent activists iraq's prime minister has visited bastra to try and calm and also jabari reports from baghdad. a deadline has come and gone but these protesters still don't have what they want. t

foundation which 3 years ago transported another opposition or allegedly poisoned here in moscow to the same hospital in germany so at the same time yesterday they were saying we have things ready weekend transporting we have the proper documentation when it comes to flying again the proper the proper thing but they did not actually request the help from germany as such in this respect so that at the same time yesterday was information that and also during the night that there is a plane coming from germany organized by this. institute is under many thanks did alexandra start of it's going forward reporting live from moscow. his opposition presidential candidate is calling for more strikes to keep up the pressure on president alexander lukashenko took on a skier fled to lithuania after the election which since she says was rigged against her she's demanding a rerun. who will see it as much at the in the future of bella roost and therefore the future of our children now depends on your unity and your determination so why ask you go on and expand the strikes don't be fooled by intimid

foundation there were one sourcing news than i have on these flight as well and they believe that mr novelli has been the victim of a poisoning and that goes against what has been said in from the russian doctors perspective but they believe that they will be vindicated and that when the officials in the shi'ite a hospital get to treat mr neavitt they will find what his side of the story believes is the case they say he's been poisoned and wait to see what will happen when mr advani arrives at the hospital. on to other news libya's un recognized government in tripoli has announced a cease fire as its rival parliament in the east aligned with warlord khalifa haftar has also called for a halt to the fighting the tripoli government though says it will still respond to any violence that comes from half his forces many of them one have someone who can enter will have to will respect is this where they will to guarantee he would respect to cease fire after the burning talks or previous agreements if you respects this is fire we will welcome that because we do not want libyan bloodshed we c

foundation they believe the poison is in mr van the system they believe certainly they hope that it can be found that it will be found by the professionals working in the hospital behind me remember also there's a political aspect to this certainly in so far as western europe is concerned because chancellor merkel of germany but also the french president emmanuel mccaw in the course of the last 2436 hours of both expressed their concern about what has happened to mr of and the the other headlines libya's opposing governments have both ordered cease fires pause in fighting from the u.n. back to ministration in tripoli and its rival into broke could possibly create a space for negotiations fighting has slowed slightly in the past few weeks but there had been fears of an escalation over the town of sirte or a key strategic location for control of libya's oil ahead of the u.s. postal service has denied claims he's been trying to undermine mail in voting for this year's presidential election lou is to joy it was testifying before a senate committee over concerns his cost cutting measures

oft person is an associate the right group and was brought here by the cinema for peace foundation. they are the ones sourcing the opposition leader's flight, as well, and they believe he has been the victim of a poisoning. that goes against what has been 'aid from the russian doctors perspective. they believe they will be vindicated. when the officials in the hospital gets a treat the opposition leader, they will find what his side of the story is the case. they say he has been poisoned. we will wait to see what happens when the opposition leader all arrives at the hospital -- leader arrives at the hospital. our guest joins us from the u.s. what do you make of germany's involvement? >> i think there are a lot of unanswered questions here. this goes to the issue of u.s.-russia relations and russia's relations with the west, as well. also figuring out the truth. this is not the first putin critic who has been poisoned. there are still a lot of unanswered questions, but there's a clear pattern of putin critics being poisoned whenever they present a danger to the kremlin regime. certai

foundation has played a key role in bringing russian opposition activists here to berlin for treatment at the sharks a hospital they did so with a pussy riot activists in 2018 and it met in fact alexina vonnie from siberia to berlin just last weekend now the group's chair yaka diesel told the chief political editor the killing come from there how the arrangements were made that have been you are the head of cinema for peace but most of all at the moment you have a man who pours out again about me to tell me how safe do you feel right now. well the been a few threats but i've experienced this before so i don't really feel unsafe i think that's what happens when you deal with opposition leaders from countries which are not a full democracy. where did you call fast because it's not easy to just get a permit to enter of us or just like that where 1st so called charity and procyon open professor to find out if there would be willing to help again like they did 2 years ago and was kind of a bit funny funny because the office said like oh you're calling finally we've been expecting the corrid

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foundation they give a news conference earlier today in which they suggested they did not agree that there had been no poisoning of mr vanney they believe there has been and they expect certainly they hope that when mr novelli arrives at the building behind me eventually the doctors there will be able to prove what they believe is the case because they believe he's been poisoned other people that have been treated badly shall we say by russia in the context of being an opposition to the opposition to the kremlin is generally taken them a long time to come back from that sometimes literally bearing the scars on their bodies are they expecting their charity that when mr novelli arrives we think in the next 6 or 7 hours perhaps he'll be there for some time. i think the important thing from their perspective is that if and when he does arrive they get full access to him and that they can perform the sorts of procedures that will be necessary to be performed on somebody who is who has gone through the ordeal he has gone through and is still going through as it were that's clearly their pr

foundation there were one sourcing less than are on these flights as well and they believe that mr van he has been the victim of a poisoning and that goes against what has been said in from the russian doctors perspective but they believe that they will be vindicated and that when the officials in the shite a hospital get to treat mr neavitt they will find what his side of the story believes is the case they say he's been poisoned we wait to see what will happen when mr advani arrives at the hospital. skye is senior fellow at the washington institute for near east policy and joins us now from the u.s. 1st of all what do you make of france and particularly germany's involvement now. well i think. look i think there are a lot of unanswered questions here this goes to the issue of u.s. u.s. russian relations and russia's relations with the west as well and also about just figuring out the truth this isn't the 1st putin critic who has been poisoned now well there's still a lot of unanswered questions but there's a pattern a clear pattern of putin critics being poisoned whenever they presen

foundation has played a key role in bringing russian opposition activists here to berlin for treatment in the shower it's a hospital they did so with a pussy riot activists in 2018 and it met in fact alexina vonnie from siberia to berlin just last weekend now the group's chair yaka b.'s ill told the w.c. political editor to kill a company or how the arrangements were made that have been you are the head of cinema for peace but most of all at the moment you have a man who pours out if they know about me to 70 how safe do you feel right now. well the been a few threats but i've experienced this before so i don't really feel unsafe i think that's what happens when you deal with opposition leaders from countries which are not a full democracy. where did you call fast because it's not easy to just get a permit to enter us at us like that where 1st so called show richie and procyon open press their card to find out if there would be willing to help again like they did 2 years ago and was kind of a bit funny funny because the officer said like oh you're calling finally we've been expecting a

foundation well they have said that when he was on board the plane and when it was handed over into the hands of german authorities he is in a stable condition particular least surprising because he's been put into an induced coma in russia by the doctors who were treating him there and remember all obviously there are many many questions still being posed right now about what's in his system how it got there and how people. can remove it certainly that's the sort of questioning that's going on right now in the building behind me the sharon tate hospital because you were talking we were seeing some of the pictures from earlier of the convoy that brought mr novelli to the hospital and as you say this whole thing at the moment is clouded in mystery and so many questions that needed to be answered but this is going to take time isn't it this is not a fast procedure to try to identify the poisons that are in somebody's system if indeed there are any. well that's the 1st thing isn't it we have to grasp the nettle as it were so many questions and differing versions of events too which hav

foundation cinema for peace to organize the transports the trip had been paid for by private donors the foundation itself is financed through. givers who provide support humanitarian support to especially to filmmakers who work on social issues they organize an awards ceremony where they also promote movies that have a focus on political and social causes so in this case it was the foundation through its donors who paid for the expensive transport here to reporter julie julie in front of the hospital where russian opposition politician alexina valmy is receiving treatment thank you. to bella verse now where thousands of anti-government protesters have formed a chain of solidarity across the capital minsk authorities are holding one of the striking lead the leaders of striking factory workers and they're threatening the demonstrators with criminal charges the u.n. is calling for the release of all those who've been detained. shoulder to shoulder in support protesters again standing firm in minsk. a chain of solidarity stretching kilometers through the belly routine capital as far as the

foundation cinema for peace to organize the transports the trip had been paid for by private donors the foundation itself is financed through. givers who provide support humanitarian support to especially to filmmakers who work on social issues they organize under awards ceremony where they also promote movies that have a focus on political and social causes so in this case it was the foundation through its donors who paid for the expensive transport here to reporter julia so daily in front of the hospital where russian opposition politician alexina valmy is receiving treatment thank you julio. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world today u.s. postmaster general louis to joy he has appeared before congress amid widespread concerns over postal delays in voting is likely to be a key feature of the november election because of the coronavirus endemic. demonstrators in a rock have set fire to the gates of the parliament building in the southern province of basra the man oil producing region protesters angry at government inaction over the assassinati

, a foundational tenet of the republican party, always has been since its founding. that is something i tried to articulate this evening but at the same time we cannot just -- blake's mother mentioned we cannot stand for lawlessness and chaos in this country and so as republicans and as americans people see the violence that has hijacked the peaceful demonstrations, people are worried about that and donald trump and the republican party stand ready to make sure we have law and order across the country while also recognizing the responsibility for justice, equality, and peace. shannon: what about those who put the blame for civil unrest and racial tension and the president, politico saying the president tried hard to soften his image on race at the rnc become four night of testimony make up for four years of so stoking racial division? is that a accusation against the president? >> i don't think it is a fair accusation, this president has been about fighting for all americans and improving our economy and he built an economy that works for everyone especially minoriti

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