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it was backed by president vladimir putin himself, who publicly supported cal. these opponent in the banking dispute, the form, the background to the case. during the trial, michael calvin had said he hoped to remain in russia and that he was positive about the investment environment. view that will likely now have changed. jo, no whole al jazeera sport round out. now it's santa. thank you very much and i am well off the months of speculations, spanish giants barcelona have announced that leona miss, he will not be staying with the club. he said 4 year old origin time has been a free agents since the 1st of july when his deal expired. messi, who spent 21 years at bossa, managed to agree in new contract with club barcelona say, however, that financial obstacles got in the way that you guys had told the cut down times that they have to reduce wages before messy or any other newcomers that can be registered. well the big question now is where will messy go by salma is the book his favorite, the cut her own club, flex the financial muscle in the past. by buying near

a russian president vladimir putin has called the scale of the natural disasters that have hit his country this year. absolutely unprecedented. rushes expanded, a state of emergency in siberia. more than a 100 wildfires burning across 14000 square kilometers. people have been evacuated from several villages. smoke from the fire is choking. the capital you could see which in winter is often referred to as the coldest city on us. u. s. government scientists have confirmed july was the world's hottest month ever recorded. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration found the combined land an ocean surface temperature last month was one degrees celsius. above the 20th century average, the data showed july was ages hottest month on record for europe. it was the 2nd warmest and a one stop soon last week you and climate science report warned. temperatures are likely to rise by more than the key threshold of 1.5 degrees, making heat waves, much more likely and severe or chandra bush on is ceo of the international forum for environment sustainability and technology. he says, policy makers a

another news tonight, vladimir putin, his ankle and merck, which oppressed kiev on it's quote, alarming legislation that risks re igniting violence from the east of the country. russia's president made the request to his gym and came to part after their meeting on friday ahead of her visit. to cry was it wouldn't it though it is alarming that ukraine has adopted a number of laws and by laws that contradict the meanest agreements, it looks like the leadership of this country has decided to abandon a peaceful resolution to the situation. and in this regard, we once again on the chancellor taking into account her upcoming visit to kia, to urge the ukrainian side with regard to implementation of all earlier agreed obligations will put in added that more than a 1000 seas 5 violations have been recorded. any ukraine already this month pointed out new legislation being considered by ukraine's parliament would essentially mean kiev exit from the mince protocol that lays at peace terms with its breakaway regions, as well as ukraine piecing merkel discuss the growing crisis in afghanistan and the

but very significant, recently, afterjoe biden met your president, vladimir putin, biden warned that time was running out for russia to rein in ransomware groups that were striking the united states and actually causing a great deal of economic damage. and it was interesting to see that, about a week or so later, one of these key ransomware organisations, revil, suddenly disappeared from the dark web. so, russia did appear to be listening after all. uh, you know that what has come out of the meeting between putin and biden on the issue of cyber attacks, it was the beginning of a serious conversation on the level of experts, meeting between representatives of the security council of two countries, and this is a professional conversation. and i regret that we do not have such a professional conversation with the united kingdom because the united kingdom still prefers to do it via the newspapers and all of that type. if the uk... if you have a quote unquote professional conversation, you're prepared to stop the cyber attacks? is that what you're saying? if there is an accusation, we are

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it was backed by president vladimir putin himself, who publicly supported calvin opponent in the banking dispute that formed the background to the case. during the trial, michael calvin had said he hoped to remain in russia and that he was positive about the investment environment. a view that will likely now have changed. jo, no whole al jazeera on this is al jazeera, these huge help stories. california is biggest wildfire has leveled. most of historic gold rush, or town greenville was home to buildings. more than a century old.

it was backed by president vladimir putin himself, who publicly supported cal. these opponent in the banking dispute, the form, the background to the case. during the trial, michael calvin had said he hoped to remain in russia, and that he was positive about the investment environment. a view that will likely now have changed. jonah, how al jazeera to members of the bell russian olympics seem involved in trying to force a spencer to return home from the talking games have been stripped of their accreditation . that's according to the voices news agency. christina, seen in the sky, took refuge in poland. this week she says she was taken to the airport and took you against her will on sunday. some of the sky ahead publicly criticize her coaches and says she feared for her safety. if she were to return to bella rous, me, frances constitutional court has ruled that mandatory covert 19 health passes, largely comply with the republics fund and charter, what doesn't a protest is gathering site the courts. they say it goes against civil liberties. the parcel of access t

putin, has called the scale of the natural disasters that have hit the country this year, absolutely unprecedented. russia has expanded a state of emergency in siberia, where more than 100 wildfires burning nearly 124 as far as a raging and people have been evacuated from several villages. smoke from the fire as is choking the capitol. your courts, which in winter is often referred to as the coldest city. oh no. i was so cold. mega fire has flared up in northern california. dixie has destroy several towns near sacramento since mid july flies around 30 percent contain people are being warned to leave their homes. california is on track to record its worst ever fire season. the u. s. government scientists have confirmed july as the world's hottest month ever recorded. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration found the combined land. an ocean surface temperature last month was one degrees celsius above the 20th century average. the data showed july was asia's hottest month on record for europe. it was the 2nd warmest. and last week you and climate science report warned. tempe

those, the potential threats of isolated, i've got to stop mean the likes of russia. vladimir putin express concern about the spillover violence into of post soviet countries, the likes of russia and other nations could find themselves working with the taliban because they're the devil we know, i suppose. yeah, i think you're right there. and i think russia, china, pakistan, iran, there's, there's a number of countries that could find themselves in the cross areas of isis k. and it's also a group that's likely to draw foreign fighters from other parts of the region into afghanistan to reinforce their ranks. so this is this television victory is going to reverberate throughout the region. it's going to spread instability and you're absolutely right. it is going to impact major powers including regional powers. like we just mentioned colin. p clock. thank you very much for your insight. thank you. now thousands of african refugees abroad are facing even more uncertainty off the taliban took over that country. and india capitol, new delhi. more than a 1000 afghan nationals, the staging, a hung

putin administration is edison chief says the decision is on fam plans for challenges channel has been operating online behind a paywall. several journalist working in russia have also been listed as foreign agent, media, a month ahead of parliamentary elections for you can united states have impose sanctions on several russian officials and entities on the 1st anniversary of alexi navarro nice poisoning position. forget it, suffered from a near fatal nerve agent attack. one year ago, western intelligence agencies believe russian secret service offices poison. the valley was traces in germany and back to russia in january where he was been arrested him in town. sorry. michael has used her final official visit to russia, the latin person to freedom of me from prison. the russian need refused her request, saying his jailing was not political. of all these poisoning strained relations between the 2 countries. the leaders also discussed the situation in ukraine. green lands ice sheet has experienced a 2nd massive melting event this year. only this time something unusual happened. rain fell

sort of the same way that donald trump pointed to vladimir putin in 2016 as a defective leader for his country. orban�*s criticism of immigration and trade, his defence of so—called traditional family values and western civilisation — all that plays really well in the conservative press here in the united states. and i think they see it as a framework for the return of trumpism, if not donald trump personally, to power here in the united states and upcoming elections. this story is also playing out in the european press — with a slightly different tone. there�*s been pick up for example on this moment from tucker carlson�*s show on monday. you�*ll notice fox news�* zooming out of budapest�*s liberty statue in the left hand corner of the screen. the statue commemorates the soviet army freeing hungary from nazi germany�*s occupation. politico reports: next, let�*s look at how the story is being picked up in social media. here�*s nick thorpe again. this has picked up on social media with a lot of, as one would expect, quarrels between right and left viewers and rea

putin journalist on coming to the shop with more size. it's all, this story's been largely ignored by the u. s. media what's interesting, what was telling of the state of journalism in this country is that when cover calls and birth came out with these allegations, you would think that journalists across the country would pay attention that they would be concerned that you story. this is something that affects them personally that could end up affecting them. it's something that certainly affects their industry and that affects the integrity of the profession, integrity of american journalism. so you think that if a journalist for doing something, an innocent and rightful as requesting an interview with a world leaders and then made that person a target of fighting and perhaps political retaliation, by the say, you would think media across the board would be very concerned and interested in this, instead, what happened is you had mainstream corporate media roundly, either ignoring it or mocking tucker calls and ridicule again and suggesti

ah, so president vladimir putin dubbed the invincible and with good reason, russia knew hypersonic missile can travel at 7 times the speed of sound. and can hit a target before existing missile systems have time to react its technology as well . beating with united states months away from a comparable missile. that's talking to the miss all is nato aircraft carriers. and if a nuclear warhead is attached, it would only require one missile to knock out the carrier a week or so later. earlier this month, putin inspected a prototype lightweight, still fight a plane. the plane comparable to checkmates has it's known, is the u. s. built f $35.00, causing more geo political headaches for the penitent. moscow hopes to sell a single seat, a radar. evading fighter to india, the united arab emirates into vietnam, priced at about $30000000.00, is cheaper than the $120000000.00 f. 35 and could open up new markets. i'm selzer a key part of moscow is pushed to increases. geopolitical clouds from the middle east to africa. russia is no longer receive power, having seated any pretence to that claim with th

the 30th such wargames since 2003 russia's president vladimir putin and china's leader shooting paying, recently boasted that that countries relationship was now unbreakable. and moscow in beijing appear to be an agreement on afghanistan. both were highly critical of the decision to withdraw all us troops. my september, with concerns that have canister on which board is china, could again become a haven for armed groups like al qaeda. when china is foreign minister, when ye met taliban officials last month, he urged the delegation to distance themselves from what he called terrorist groups . analysts say it's signaled concerns that china and other countries will be left to deal with the fall out of the rapid us withdrawal. why did biden push this so suddenly and so severely and within chinese circle is also russian and some other places. they believe that this was, you know, basically saying, okay, we broke it, but it's not in our backyard, it's in yours, russia, china, shashika, stan, all the rest of the sounds. more ball games also involving russia. but this time with a force from pa

now what vladimir putin was talking about when he said when he was talking about these problems being on the territory of the russian federation, not so long ago. he's talking of course about the early, 2, thousands and the after 2010. the country had suffered from several islamic terrorist attacks that obviously the russian people and, and the people of central asia as well. don't want to see repeated ongoing chaos, enough canister on has implications for the region to the rest of the while. that was our teens. don't bring off that story. meanwhile, the telephones political nita and co found ma labs will connie broader has no return from exile. taliban affiliated media showed him being greeted by cheering crowds getting off the plane in kandahar. florida, who was arrested by pakistani security forces in 2010 and captain custody for years is now expected by some to become the next new drawback. galveston. what another taliban commander who was seen on sunday forming the presidential part of the capital, turned out to be a formal deep pena and a tourist one panama bay ortiz to me to pa

putin, his place, hundreds of millions of dollars to protect the forest, saying the nation must learn from unprecedented wildfires that have scorched large ponds. barrier romania has become a dumping ground for large quantities of illegal ways from across europe. government officials in the country of told al jazeera the criminal organizations have made it a big business. while one environmental prosecutor says the situation is a serious of drug trafficking. andrew simmons reports now from booker us. this site was registered as a recycling center. yet it became a mountain of waste mixed with building rubble ignored by local authorities for more than 10 years. until now, a stick, a lot of plastic domestic waste may be induced to wait in that part. the new head of romania is national environment agency, octavian. but chombo knew nothing about it until sewage pipes beneath the tip collapsed. a few weeks ago, flooding a suburb of bucharest, aside from the acrid stench and the colossal scale of his tip and others like it. romanian now has an even bigger problem with illegal waste. go east

and russian president, vladimir putin has fears of terror is disguised refugees coming out of afghanistan, the russian president, so concerned russia is ready to ship weapons to central asian allies to prevent terrorists from fighting the region. so why are we not hearing the same concern about terrorism here in america? as cargo planes full of refugees are landing in the united states, most without background, or even complete medical checks? not president trump at this present, but had this to say regarding the refugees. one screened and cleared we will welcome ass can, who helped us in the war effort to their new home the united states. america. because that is who we are. that is what america is. now for those refugees, i am actually a little bit confused. as kids today are going back to school with demands of wearing mask social distancing, and even vaccines being placed on students, all this fall, thousands of refugees have come from afghanistan to america without much knowledge of their present health. and we don't even know the conditions they will be housed in and the medicare me

california is on track to record its worst ever 5 season. russian president vladimir putin says the scale of the natural disasters that have hit the country this year are in his words, absolutely unprecedented. russia has expanded a state of emergency and siberia, where more than 100 wildfires, a burning nearly a 124 spies are raging across 14000 square kilometers and people have been evacuated from several villages. smoke from the fires is choking. the capital you could sk, which in winter is often referred to as the coldest city on earth, a zombie as opposition leader kind a he lemme has taken an early lead in presidential elections. president edgarland who is trailing behind his rival for now, but the outcome could change as more results come from rural areas. how do matessa join us live now from lusaka? so what is the latest? so you're hearing on the vote counting well, we're hearing that it could be a while before the final results released probably a day or 2. but the results of the stuff i indicate that opposition be gained a lot is leading for not what that could change in africa.

this was a request made by tucker carlson to set up an interview with russian president vladimir putin. this past summer, something that many network journalists, including myself, have done recently. well, because that is our job. and for some reason, the n s a things reaching out to those high ranking officials that exist in other countries to request a very public interview is something that should be a source of concern. and it was regarding national security. or maybe just leaders of certain countries and that's what's going on here when they feel that by going public could actually be used to damage a journalist. but i think actually the viewer as well, at least the viewers have bishop, because i know this audience are very much way too smart to fall for that line. i personally don't have much hope the say will find itself in the wrong. but thankfully, i don't feel like the public now that tucker carlson was doing his due diligence is going to be a detriment. rather it is just an example of a journalist doing their job. so maybe that should be investigated by the say, as that see

but she does have a respect, but is a forwarded to her by vladimir putin. what was infinitely respect that was afforded . busy to her by vladimir vuitton, similar to the relationship, though quite different, forgetting how mccolan brazelton was more defensive and was more operative. but it's that kind of strong personal relationship. when that changes, it can unravel things and also she's got a lot of stature within the european union though she is a polarizing. busy figure and she's had to balance between the more diverse elements, like italy and hungry and the more hawkish elements in eastern europe. and she's done that quite well in spite of a lot of inter european divisions. you know, you talked about her success, 7 potential next chancellor. but who on the european scene now could fill her shoes in challenging or, or dealing with russia. why? i think that this will probably elevate the importance of emanuel mat cross policy towards russia and particular his continued compartmentalized dialogue with russia . so even though the election of only poisoning

think again, russian president vladimir putin might have nailed it when he said that the facade of democracy is over. he and most leaders are active cheerleaders for liberal states that don't care what citizens want, and they definitely don't care about your privacy. honestly, there's not much we can do. just remember that your phone is your frenemy, half friend, half enemy, and that's the bottom line. ah, on county calling from soon as yet to south africa, the pandemic has reopened preexisting economic political challenges. but the gap between rich and poor nations continues to widen with a lack of privacy. in china is cranked down on capitalism. counting the cost on al jazeera, we understand the differences of cultures across the world. are you taking out era? we're bringing the news and current affairs, entity, ah, era. the hype of english for, for life and electric market for the rich and powerful i was one of the leading specialist work undercover just years investigative unit exposes the inner workings and key players in the murky underbelly of football finance. he's held something lik

it was backed by president vladimir putin himself, who publicly supported cal these opponent in the banking dispute that form the background to the case. during the trial, michael calvin had said he hoped to remain in russia and that he was positive about the investment environment. a view that will likely now have changed. jonah, how al jazeera ah quite look at the headlines, the sour now and 5 fueled by a heat wave of raging and grease with 3 significant blazes burning on the island of via there's been no decile injuries, but widespread destruction of buildings and the countries already shrinking forests have been affecting the country, greece as prime minister as want of more difficult days had with the winds for cost to strengthen. i've also been 5 in the us with one blaze, wiping out much of a small town.

putin has dismissed a plan by western states to put down refugees in central asia. this according to the proposal they would have their us or you lisa's process there before traveling to a final destination. it must be our goal to keep the majority of the people in the region. europe shouldn't wait until people spend at our external borders for what you're putting with sticking. speaking up specifically, they're against several proposals that were given by european leaders to confine afghan refugees to the region until they purportedly received visas from the u. s. or some other western country. but of course, nobody knows exactly how long that's going to take, or if they're even going to receive visas at all. it's important to remember that throughout the the ladder years of the afghanistan war and now a lot of people in afghanistan who collaborated with nato forces the us led coalition. they were promised visas and never received one and now they're fearing reprisals from the taliban. so let's hear what the russian president had to say about the situation. but eve

what i worry more about is the perception of our adversaries position tang and vladimir putin and others that they see an aberration in the trump presidency, which gave them enormous opportunities, has now gone away, but it's been replaced by a president who on nord stream to on chinese hacking of our computers on what's just happened in afghanistan has, has portrayed a weak united states. and i think their calculation is, what more do we think we can get from this president? that's the issue. americans need to debate very quickly. we've just been through a couple of impeachment of president trump and lindsey graham, whom you know, senator lindsey graham, has said that joe biden should be impeached for what is unfolding and afghanistan. do you agree with senator graham? no, i don't. it's not a high crime or misdemeanor it's stupidity, but that's, that's not impeachable offense. and i'd say with respect to the trump and peach mentioned this whole conversation about impeachment, the framers did not give us a parliamentary form of government. governments don't fall at the whim of parliament

busy vladimir putin was thinking, speaking up specifically there against several proposals that were given by european leaders to confine afghan refugees to the region until they purportedly received visas from the u. s. or some other western country. but of course, nobody knows exactly how long that's going to take, or if they're even going to receive visas at all. it's important to remember that throughout the the ladder years of the afghanistan war and now a lot of people in afghanistan who collaborated with nato forces the us led coalition. they were promised visas and never received one and now they're fearing reprisals from the taliban. so let's hear what the russian president had to say about the situation. but even with now, western partners frequently raised the question of accommodating african refugees in central asian countries before they get a u. s. visa or some other one. so you can send people without a visa to these countries to our neighbors, but they don't want to take them with the visas to their own countries. it's quite a humiliating approach to the issue. now p

putin is warning about the threats of iso and ghana, son. he spoke to central asian leaders that a virtual summer sans expressed concern that the group was still active and could gain a foothold. leaders agree to coordinates and secure their borders. iran science it welcomes a peaceful transfer of power in ghana, son, the foreign ministry spokesman cold. so the formation of an inclusive national government. but the occupation was not as solution. tough guy, stones problems. the only solution is to negotiate between all parties to achieve a comprehensive piece in afghanistan, we call for respecting the rights of all nationalities and women, and the preservation of historical places. we welcome the peaceful transfer of power in afghanistan and the formation of a comprehensive national government representing all african parties. the taliban is considered a part of the future of afghanistan. ah, a city, atrocious, threatening. more than 12000000 people in syria and iraq, 30 and humanitarian group say urgent action is needed. this people lose ac

let president vladimir putin has placed hundreds of millions of dollars to protect forests. a landmark case accusing indonesia as president and top government officials of failing to co pollution in jakarta has been delayed for a 7th time. the citizens lawsuit is looking to set, stuck to standards for pollution and actively enforce them in the sprawling capital of around $13000000.00 people. it was filed in july, 2019 against president joker with dodo because his governor and 7 other officials timelines. government says it's going to receive $61000000.00 doses of the astrazeneca vaccine later this year. now for many that can come soon enough. 9 percent of the population is being fully vaccinated against covered 1900 slow rollouts lead to some ties to help the most vulnerable scott either reports from bangkok. his saffron robe disappears beneath the white of his medical protection suit. as prom, a ha prom punk prepares to head out. the buddhist monk, lead a volunteer team, organized by his ben cox temple, to one of the many poor communities suffering from thailand's worst cov

putin invaded ukraine. there were sanction when the soviet invaded afghanistan in 979, there was a stern reaction and sanction. if we want to prevent the worst, perhaps going to stand that needs to be the approach. today we need to look at chapter 7 of the charter. and sanctions, and other options the international community could take against pakistan, which is the real aggressor, the real belligerent rosie mentioned earlier, the escalation in fighting has led to hundreds of thousands of people being false from their homes. charlotte balance has been out and about income, where many internally displaced atkins, have arrived to find little support. thousands of people have arrived at this cowboy hall majority had come from northern afghanistan, predominantly the provinces of ha ha, and conduce both of which the provincial capital fell to the telephone over the weekend. people here tell us that they were bothered with strikes with some fire and they rugged to find a way to deal with fighting one bullet. but

the young al jazeera, the russian president vladimir putin says the scale of the natural disasters that have hit the country this year. quotes absolutely unprecedented. russia has expanded a state of emergency in siberia where more than 100 wildfires on burning. nearly $120.00 forest fires origin across 14000 square kilometers. and people have been evacuated from several villages. smoke from the fire is choking the capital. you could see which in winter is often referred to as the coldest city on earth. wildfires in california are threatening more than a dozen rural communities and forests. there being fuel by hot and dry weather conditions, the so called dixie fire in northern california has burned across a big area covering more than 2000 square kilometers. so far, this is wildfires of ravage more than 15000 square kilometers of land across the united states. american government scientists have confirmed july was the world hottest month ever recorded. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration found the combined land an ocean surface temperature last month was one degrees cel

putin. so unless i'm calling to try to, it was says it's all this story has been largely ignored. what the us media what's interesting and what was telling of the state of journalism in this country is that when deborah calls and birth came out with these allegations, you would think that journalists across the country would pay attention that they would be concerned that you story this is something that affects them personally that could end up with them. it's something that certainly affects their industry and affect the integrity of the profession, the integrity of american journalism. so you think that if a journalist for doing something as innocent and rightful as requesting an interview with a world leaders and then made that person a target of fighting and perhaps political retaliation by the n. a say you would think media across the board would be very concerned and interested in this. instead, what happened? did you add mainstream corporate media roundly, either ignoring it or mocki

the young al jazeera, the russian president vladimir putin says the scale of the natural disasters that have hit the country this year. our quotes absolutely unprecedented. rushes expand to the state of emergency in siberia, where more than 100 wildfires are burning. in the 120 forest fires, arranging across 14000 square kilometers, and people have been evacuated from several villages. smoke from the fires is choking. the capital you could see which in winter is often referred to as the coldest city on earth. wildfires in california, the threatening more than a dozen rural communities and forests there being fuel by hot and dry weather conditions. the sickle dixie fire in northern california has burned across a vast area covering more than 2000 square kilometers so far this he has wildfires of ravaged more than 15000 square kilometers of land across the united states. haiti has been hit by magnitude 7.2 earthquake, the powerful trema struck 100 town west of the capital. puerto prince significant damage is being reported. people are describing 3 to 4 minutes of severe shaking. no synonym