well for more let's bring in journalist mathias path from bangkok mathias what exactly are the protesters demanding what or these reforms we keep hearing about. yet to give a shot on sight they are demanding democracy and freedom of speech as you know highland has been ruled by the count prime minister of china china who came to power in a military coup in 2014 and since then thailand has been electing basic democratic freedoms according to human rights activists and yeah if the protests came to power he changed the country's constitution in a way that guarantees the military to keep very high influence over the country's politics to protest us now they have been minding to us those constitutional changes and they are also calling for u.s. government to step down and to make new elections possible at the same time there is also another group of those activists and they are going a step further and they are also calling for significant reforms of the country's monarchy that used to be completely. topic in the last few years in thailand but now those protests they are demanding that's the m

all right i'm joined now by journalist mathias pearce who is in the thai capital of bangkok mathias tieless parliament held a special session today phyllis and what happened. this was the 1st day today off today's elementarily bates' that was introduced in order to find a political way out of this crisis is to go prime minister of china hopes that the parliamentarian process might have. to show a way how to get out of this but said most of so observe us not very confident there will be a major breakthrough in parliament this is a special session or right now there will be no boat at the end of it so it means there will be no outcome that is binding for the governments the members of parliament they can only make such tests to government how to handle this crisis and also how many protest they are ready. they don't show much confidence in this process because they have seen that one of them made chopra's issue pot is in parliament was just dissolved earlier this year and also opposition politicians have been banned from politics so they don't really see that they have many reps and just elem

there in delhi mathias baldinger in beijing in rome thank you so much to all of you. and here is a look at some other developments in the global health emergency the united nations is urging the g 20 group of leading economies to work together to fight the virus secretary general antonio good 10 ish says that it's disappointing there was no coordinated action in march south korea has confirmed to 155 new cases its biggest jump in more than 40 days most of the infections have been traced to hospitals and care homes around the capital seoul australia is easing the cap on the number of residents allowed to return each week the limit will rise by nearly $300.00 from next month. you're watching news still to come on the program no audience no problem inspired by nature this british musicians outdoor performances are coming into their own during the president. but 1st diplomatic efforts to end the conflict over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh are being stepped up the foreign ministers of the 2 warring parties are supposed on an army near or to meet separately with u

there in delhi mathias alling there in beijing sima gupta in rome thank you so much to all of you. and here is a look at some other developments in the global health emergency the united nations is urging the g 20 group of leading economies to work together to fight the virus secretary general antonio good 10 ish says that it's disappointing there was no coordinated action in march south korea has confirmed to 155 new cases its biggest jump in more than 40 days most of the infections have been traced to hospitals and care homes around the capital seoul australia is easing the cap on the number of residents allowed to return each week the limit will rise by nearly $300.00 from next month you're watching d.w. news still to come on the program brazil's football legend having turns 80 the 3 times world cup winner striker is seen by many as the greatest player of all time we will hear how you feeling on his birthday. the 1st century as president has called for an end to protest across the country as demonstrations against police brutality continue the president has warned protesters not

there in delhi mathias baldinger in beijing sima gupta in rome thank you so much to all of you. and here is a look at some other developments in the global health emergency the united nations is urging the g 20 group of leading economies to work together to fight the virus secretary general antonio good 10 ish says that it's disappointing there was no coordinated action in march south korea has confirmed to 155 new cases its biggest jump in more than 40 days most of the infections have been traced to hospitals and care homes around the capital seoul australia is easing the cap on the number of residents allowed to return each week the limit will rise by nearly $300.00 from next month. all diplomatic efforts to end the conflict over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh are being stepped up the foreign ministers of the 2 warring parties azerbaijan and armenia are to meet separately with u.s. secretary of state my palm peo in washington later on friday intense fighting is continuing after 2 russian brokered cease fires failed to end the flare up in the long running dispute and t

there in delhi mathias bolinger in beijing sima gupta in rome thank you so much to all of you. and here is a look at some other developments in the global health emergency the united nations is urging the g 20 group of leading economies to work together to fight the virus secretary general antonio good 10 ish says that it's disappointing there was no coordinated action in march south korea has confirmed to 155 new cases its biggest jump in more than 40 days most of the infections have been traced to hospitals and care homes around the capital seoul australia is easing the cap on the number of residents allowed to return each week the limit will rise by nearly 300 from next month on a jury as president is calling for an end to protest across the country as demonstrations against police brutality continue president mohammed who bihari warned protesters would not undermine national security his address came after 12 people were killed when the military opened fire during a protest in lagos earlier this week. lagos has descended into chaos. gunfire rang out shops were looted and a

that squad produced future going to suggest ties like mathias stamina and engine a strength stepping bomb guy is now head coach at 2nd division side born in western germany the last cup final before the end of east germany had 2 winners. and they survived i was disappointed to lose to win but you have to put on an act you could see me off to the final whistle with my alms in the yeah as if we had 121 fight sometimes it was an important signal to everyone not on the losing side we all win it isn't think of it that you suppose it's not. what i did spread to the others it was party time the cooks were pumping and by the end we almost believed we really have. no plans to vote on monday and that was what i'd worked for it was my life and today when i'm talking to friends however be on why the way when it comes to denominate surely it's overwhelming to think of all that you've been for as much as we did need to. confrontation between china and taiwan the superpower is threatening to invade its neighbor. how serious is it how is china justifying its claims. the w.'s richard walker analyzes

if victory of the year with a win against ukraine in kiev in the you a fit nation is leg goals from mathias tkinter and leon gorecki sealed a $21.00 victory for joachim the side who were drawn all 3 of their previous matches in 2020 when moves them to 2nd place behind late is spain in group 4 of nation a you're watching news next up shift living in the digital age will have more news headlines for you at the top of the hour don't forget you can always stay up to date on our web site that's data.

let's go to beijing where we join correspondent mathias welcome mathias so china aims to test the whole city of 9000000 in 5 days how will they do that. you know they have done similar things before they have tested those city of one which has 11000000 and how to tune in more than 5 days but still in a few days around 10 and they have tested millions of citizens in beijing in june when there was an outbreak here what they do is that they pool the samples so they take a batch of samples and they process them in the laboratory to gether and then if the bet is negative then all of them will be negative and if there is a positive. outcome then they will have to retest those batches so that saves them a lot of time and. makes it possible for them to. test a lot of people in a short time and they also have impressive testing capacities laboratories all over the country and when there's something when there is one big case like this one in single they will of course use all the capacities or some of the capacities all over the country and this handful of cases that these of showing up just day

foundation's li goals for mathias tkinter and leone gorecki sealed a 21 victory for york him live sod who had drawn all 3 of their previous matches in 2020 the would move them to 2nd place behind leaders spain in group 4 of nations league a and in tennis polish teenager tech has won the french open women's final in paris after beating america's sofia cannon in straight sets to see a tech becomes the 1st polish player to win a grand slam singles title the unseated 19 year old did not drop a single set during the clay tournaments she is the youngest women's french open champion since monica seles in 1992. and you're of course watching today of your news live from berlin coming up next is sports life don't forget you can keep up to date on our web site t w dot com i'm next parser thanks for watching. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to the shadow and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have worked on the strength of many can trust and their problems are always the same 14 social i

you know muffin for the mathias scores his goal pay to schools one bomb got to 3 goals and dresden will need 4 come home bust a gut you'll see let's get out there give it your all and remember if you're down you're not down and out. and i began to know him from things like. if i was 18 i've never been so scared before a match looking back i was totally overwhelmed i run around and didn't know where i was supposed to be running. sherene were in the east german 2nd division and a surprise package in the final their opponent's reigning champions dynamo dreams been teaching the likes of east german stars kierston mighty examined and thorsten get the game reflected the times east germany was being wound down. it's economy in a state of collapse. but for people in sharing and elsewhere in the country german reunification was on the horizon and people were free to travel. in the cities at the hectic pace of change in society was something you couldn't ignore foods on the contrary there were all these things we were now facing for the 1st time marketing taxes and contracts we had no idea what o

that squad produced future biggest biggest ties like mathias stamina and injuries rank stepping bomb guy is now head coach at 2nd division side patter born in western germany the last cup final before the end of east germany had 2 winners. and. i was disappointed to lose 21 more snow but you have to put on an act you could see me off to the final whistle with my arms in the air as if we have won 21 right sometimes it was an important signal to everyone. not on the losing side we all win it isn't think of it if you suppose it's not you don't regard what i did spread to the others it was party time the cooks were pumping and by the end we almost believed we really had won. 5 on monday and that was what i'd worked for it was my life and today when i'm talking to friends however be so i am i'm why the wake when it comes to deny almost surely it's overwhelming to think of all that you've been for as much as we did in the time. and you know yes yes we're going to do you and how the last years gentlemen saw so that when we bring you i'm going to man call and you've never tired to have a ful

that squad produced future but missed against ties like mathias common and injuries rank stepping down guy is now head coach at 2nd division side patter born in western germany the last cup final before the end of east germany had 2 winners. and. i was disappointed to lose to win but you have to put on an act you could see me off to the final whistle with my arms and the yeah as if we have one to one fight sometimes it was an important signal to everyone we are not on the losing side we all win it isn't a given that there is a process not to go and what i did spread to the others it was party time for cooks were popping by the end we almost believed we really had. no plans to vote on monday and that was what i'd worked for it was my life and today when i'm talking to friends however besigye am on why the wait when it comes to deny almost surely it's overwhelming to think of all that you've been through. am. emergency plan for cleaning. in the new. climate system intervention. researchers. are working on radical ideas. that are. fine tuning the claims. system is based on doubling. the.

when are joined by journalist mathias appear in banco mathias so we heard that thailand's parliament began a special session today can we really expect a breakthrough. and not really i'm afraid there will be many of. those 2 days but most observers they don't expect much action from the aliment this is a voting session so that means any outcome that is binding for the government to members of parliament or to make such estimates of how to handle this current crisis and the government will follow them or not most protesters say they don't have much trust in the parliamentarian process anymore anyway since one of their made show opposition parties was dissolved earlier this year and also much opposition politicians were banned from politics or the thai king is also at this in the center of these protests he actually spends more time in germany then in thailand and protests is now say they would petition germany to investigate the king's use of his powers while he was in the country can you tell us more about that. yes pro-democracy activists they are currently on their way to a rally i

one of the fisher and mathias pressure is larger than life pictures are on show at the stop for house museum in lynchburg and there's a. the exhibition's name could also be this year's u.s. election slogan divided we stand. a diverse 3 seem less united at least seen from the outside but what's the deal like from the inside. in germany people are also looking at the us right now. a photo exhibit in hamburg shows pictures of america that expose the myth of the american dream. magnum photographer matt black called this personal inventory of poverty migration and powerlessness american geography. using bold black and white images he depicts the underdogs in the land of endless possibilities. the photographs look as if they were taken in another time. friends of his a bit off shore when i look at these pictures have to remind yourself that we're in the 21st century and. it's a powerful show and a world premiere which the photographer couldn't attend because of coronavirus. black grew up in california the public image let's say of disneyland of silicon valley of hollywood all of that exists

over the government is keen to put a lid on the protests any way it can oh let's bring in journalist mathias pierre from bangkok much us what's happening in bangkok at the moment. yeah it seems like they're pro-democracy activists they're not willing to give up so quickly despite the political guttering stick was issued this morning about 1000 of them on now gathering in central bangkok in the main shopping district of the city and they're now occupying a one of the major intersections there calling for the release of other activists that were arrested this morning police initially tried to stop them from staging this protest but at some point there were too many protesters for them to hender. pushed back a little bit of what they issued a warning saying that this protest is in need following the busy issue often much as it did create this morning and they're warning that every participant might get arrested these photos have been going on for several months now why has the government declared a state of emergency now. this morning the government said it's extremely necessary to issue this e

picture of the calendar year with a win against ukraine and q in the u.a.e. 5 nations league goals for mathias going to and leon gretzky sealed a 21 victory for him the side who had drawn all 3 of their previous matches in 2020 the win moves them to 2nd place behind leaders spain in group 4 nations league. and in tennis polish teenager in egypt see it tech has won the french open women's final in paris after beating americans sofia can and in straight sets see a tech becomes the 1st polish player to win a grand slam singles title the unseeded 19 year old did not drop a single set during the clay court turn of it she is also the youngest women's french open champion such since monica seles in 1992. you are of course watching the news here is a reminder of our top story this hour. armenia and azerbaijan have accused each other of breaking a cease fire almost as soon as it came into effect 2 former soviet republics previous previously agreed to halt their decades long conflict over the disputed nagorno reach a quarter of her about her age. you're of course watching you get your news coming up nex

been levelled a victory for glass felt inevitable with mines being particularly the concept pieces mathias cancer took advantage to make it reaching. the struggles of the one that's exactly what we wanted to do it's not off her skull from a set piece this season it's something where we've made huge progress explained by the under tom it was already the 5th headed goal mines had conceded this season. and when you're down the bottom games are just a little bit harder to win some sure that. despite putting in their best performance of the season mines couldn't claim a point so how do they turn things around with us here we have to get to the point where we're not just disappointed but really angry. right now and they certainly looked disappointed the club asked though it was the perfect preparation for their clash with whale majority. that's all the weekend action so let's see how the world reacted. to this. day 5 and one small binds polish fans were proud of this guy live and executed his hattrick with 3 different body parts. alfonso davies is hurting with some fans eager to look after him t

the same roles that an explicit one like turkey with that's clear the 2nd you talk to a player like mathias he's been in germany about 4 years as we speak with the committee here and. this is. 2 years ago norden millet vests were looking to bring in a host of new players. since they successfully filled out the squad by connecting with an ethiopian cultural organisation. pushed by the. same general course of partition then fighting to get. many of the best players or refugees well a number of them were gruelling night shift schedules all of that melts away at least momentarily on the pitch. i guess i'm going to name a moment i'm training. from. one of. the connections the players aren't just among teammates they're among. different clubs and communities throughout this city. oh not to mention that from polonia to northern know it best to not to to gucci the players and fans are rarely ever exclusively from one immigrant or ethnic group at 1st glance i mean are in clubs mainstream at cross purposes with integration but they serve an important role helping new immigrants into germany settle do

that squad produced future but just a guess ties like mathias stamina and injuries rank it stepping down guy is now head coach at 2nd division side patter born in western germany the last cup final before the end of east germany had 2 winners. and. i was disappointed to lose to win but you have to put on an act you could see me off to the final whistle with my arms in the air as if we had 121 fight sometimes it was an important signal to everyone. not on the losing side we all win it isn't a given that there is a process not to go and what i did spread to the others it was party time the cooks were pumping by the end we almost believed we really have won you know life goes on . that was what i'd worked for it was my life and today when i'm talking to friends however besigye am on why the wake when it comes to deny almost surely it's overwhelming to think of all that you've been through christmas is a business. good . confrontation between china and taiwan the superpower is threatening to invade its neighbor. how serious is it how is china justifying its claims. w.'s richard walker analyz

philip mathias talking about what he calls the continuing health care scandal. here is the weather. we are looking at a fair bit of sunshine, dry weather and showers and rain in the forecast. we will continue with the showers and gusty winds across the north and west of scotland, showers in northern ireland and northern england should peter out. what we have at the moment is some showers across the north and west. still gusty winds, that north—westerly wind blowing them in across scotland. as it moves east, murky conditions in the south but mild. under clear skies it will be cooler. tomorrow we lose the band of rain quickly. the second one sinks south, leaving quite a bit of cloud behind it, especially for east anglia. and lincolnshire. toward the west, it brightens up, but still the showers across the north and west continuing through the day with highs up to 17. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. scotland faces new restrictions to combat a rise in covid cases, with pubs and restaurants expected to be affected. the pharmaceutic

but is thank you very much for bringing us up to date there that was mathias piling up in beijing so far germany has whether the great a virus and have it better than many of its european neighbors but the number of new hotspots here is increasing especially in the big cities politicians have brought in a range of new restrictions which often differ from one state to another critics complain that the rules or confusing. 2 weeks of fall vacations are in full swing for many people across germany but travel will be difficult this year especially for those living in the country's so-called corona virus risk areas. various areas have surpassed the threshold of 50 infections per 100000 residents over one week including german cities like berlin munich frankfurt and cologne. to try to stop the spread of the virus many german states have introduced travel restrictions for people who live in the risk areas in these states they can't stay in hotels or guest houses unless they show a negative covert 19 tests no older than 48 hours or quarantine for 14 days but other states haven't imposed restr

now as bring in journalist mathias pair from bangkok matches what's happening in bangkok at the moment. well protesters have been out on the streets here since the early morning hours and the protest is still ongoing in the morning at 8 o'clock they met at bangkok's democracy monument and they spent several hours just about 2 hours ago and they started to march on their curates government house which is their workplace of prime minister approach. they were shouting gets out and on their way on their way they were stopped some of times by police very kates. just a few minutes ago they managed to me go with you negotiate with police that can proceed and so it seems like at the moment they are going through in the direction of government house. as you sat there has been some clashes between protesters and police and protesters and. supporters of the government who were brought into this area today in big numbers. i think also thousands of pro government support us are at the area but they were brought in mostly in government because and so many support many people believe that this is mor

ground and it is thanks very much for that assessment for bring us closer what's happening in china mathias building a force from beijing. the state of the news live from berlin i'm brian thomas feels her team back to bring. the food. was good. enough. one continent. 700000000 people. with their own personal stories. europe. explored every day life for. what europeans fear and what they hope for. some can stand on their own. next d.w. . enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. resilience in the news these days for all the wrong reasons i did so that's the highest figure in the world for covert. infections my guess is me from brazil is the country's vice president. how did the government get so bad. conflict. in 60 minutes on. this summed up story stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problems. no chemical. step. students are. training successful. starts october 15th w. hello and welcome to a new edition of focus on europe we begin today's show with a conflict that might be far away from europe geographically but still has a direct impact on our continent witness says of the syrian war

ground and it is thanks very much for the assessment for bringing us closer was happening in china mathias 1000000000 for us from beijing and we're taking you to australia now where a world championship surfer is counting his lucky stars right now after an extra close encounter with a shark on a stroll his east coast the close call captured by an early warning drone former pro surfer matt wilkinson seen paddling on the surface when a shark briefly surfaces right within striking distance and then abruptly swims away wilkinson later said he heard a splash but didn't realize what was happening until who's back on shore and how narrowly he had escaped becoming the 20th shark attack victim in australia this year has trailing a. bit of news here live from berlin you've been watching our special coverage of the vice presidential debate in their only debate ahead of us election vice presidential candidates mike pence and come on arsenal clashed over the top of the strangeness response of the democrats both did dodge key questions hands on whether trump what it's after watching results for the lose

mathias: look, i am focused on selling our budget today. there will be an appropriate time to make these sorts of decisions, and depending on that, make relevant announcements. i turned my mind -- i will turn my mind to that at the appropriate time. haidi: is it a role that would interest you, hypothetically of course? [laughter] i have got a very important rule not to make commentary on hypothetical scenarios so i turned my mind to this or any of opportunity after i left at the appropriate time. shery: you cannot blame us for trying. thank you very much for joining us. we have breaking news. an alert on the bloomberg. we are getting apple now reacting to the house panel, proposing those very, very strict recommendations when it comes to the overhaul of competition law in decades here in the u.s. apple saying they vehemently disagree with the committee's conclusions. they don't have a dominant market share in any category. apple also saying that the app store enables new market, products, and services. we will have plenty more to come. this

we are joined by journalist mathias paired bangkok what is so were the titans parliament began a special session today i mean really expect to break through that. and not really i'm afraid we can expect a lot of speeches in those 3 days but most observers don't think they were that there would be significant action coming from their parliament special session now is a non-voting session that means there won't be any outcome that will be binding for the government the members of parliament they can make some suggestions of how to handle this crisis. but the government can fall out or suggestions are not most of their pro-democracy activists they are not really confident that the parliament terry process will have that much. they have lost faith in a parliament since one of the major opposition was dissolved earlier this year and also made. what is the king of thailand he spends more time in germany actually than in thailand protesters now say they would petition germany to investigate the king's use of his power while in europe can you tell us more. yet today they have called for a protes

mathias: we are providing support into the economy on a economy wide basis. we are not picking winners specifically, but there are special support for those sectors of the economy that are more severely impacted, like the aviation sector and tourism sector. by am large, what we are seeking to do is provide, i guess, incentives by a sector neutral basis so that in the free markets, business is looking for opportunities to grow and prosper in this new environment are encouraged to do the best they can to get ahead. the principles of the free market continue to be the best recipe to lift living standards and to maximize opportunity for the individual people to get ahead for their families, for their families to get ahead and the communities they live in to get ahead. the budget shows a lot of labor market slack with unemployment at 5.5% come 2024. the rba reiterated that boosting national employment needs to be a priority. but if you look at this budget, the level of government spending falls dramatically. how would you expect to get domestic consumption, unempl

soon after that final mathias down one signed to byron leverkusen 435-0000 marks or around 180000 euros and move at old school i did some big time furniture shopping i'll take that bed in that wardrobe all paid for by live accusing somebody of what it was like a dream land a completely different world it's. traditionally player transfers were few and far between east german clubs like sherene formerly also called the anomaly but that all changed right after the fall of the berlin wall in november of 1909. you always afraid hopefully we won't lose another one of our as long as it was a tough time you were afraid to 24 seventh's. but his squad did fall apart during that season franken rolled hole not good went to new beck in the 4th division. yes bush yet to hamburg in the west german top flight. things have been done differently in that transitional year 989-2990 had a ban on transfers and no way east germans were happy to see an end to all those bands and decrease the very things they've taken to the streets to protest against its existence. new bands could they have imposed a provision

boiling over the government is keen to put a lid on the protests any way it can let's bring in journalist mathias pierre from bangkok with us what's happening in bangkok at the moment yeah it seems like the pro-democracy activists are not willing to give up so quickly despite the then critical guttering state was issued this morning about 1000 of them on now get a ring in central bangkok in the main shopping district of the city and. know one of the nature intersections they're calling for the release of other activists were arrested this morning police initially tried to stop them from states in this protest but at some points there were too many protesters for them to hender. pushed back a little bit about just a few minutes ago they issued a warning saying that this protest is in need following the busy issue of the matches or to create this morning and they're warning that every participant might get arrested. but his was seeing live pictures of bangkok central bangkok right now with the protest going on these photos have been going on for several months now why has the government declared a

victory of the calendar year with a win against ukraine and gave in the u.a.e. 5 nations league goals for mathias going to lay on the sealed a 21 victory for yohimbe live side who had drawn all 3 of their previous matches in 2020. and in tennis polish teenager egan tech has won the french open women's final in paris after beating america's sofia cannon in straight sets so i attack becomes the 1st polish player to win the grand slam singles title the unseeded 19 year old did not drop a single set during the clay court tournaments she is also the youngest women's french open champion since monica seles in 1992. you're watching d.w. news coming up next this sports life don't forget you can keep up to date on our website dot com alex pricer thanks for watching. massive drama competition rivalry marketing numbers atmosphere power fight that's how intuition love hate money has fans from 5 stamps and fans hold. on you to join us. and you hear me now yes yes we can hear you and how last year's german software will bring you an angle a makeover as you've never cut have before surprise yourself with what i

charles mathias, a republican senator from maryland. basically every liberal or moderate republican in the senate, and even a couple of conservatives, robert griffin, charles caddell, a short-term interim senator. goodell had been hoping for a full term if he could get elected. he goes down to defeat, 55-45. nixon is astonished. he assumed this would be a safe thing. the fortas confirmation was a one-off. the fortas confirmation change the rules of the game. they would be more willing to look at supreme court nominees with a degree of skepticism. as we will see over the next several weeks. that pattern continues at several points in the future. nixon at this point has two options. just to conclude this is a democratically controlled senate, republicans are not the majority. he concluded that in that senate , there simply is not a majority for a very conservative southern judge who might be perceived as hostile to civil rights. and he needs to look elsewhere. that would have been the reasonable response to the vote. nixon often did not t

and let's go now to bangkok where journalist mathias pair is following events there a fluid situation what's the latest yeah after almost a week of in moscow turing's here in bangkok today we've already seen small scale protests in the city even the activists got out of the stations off. public mess transit. in the city and they were seen to go to the national anthem and showing the 3 things the salute which is official a sign of the protest. initially to organize a said there would be a big surprise after what's but the big surprise was just that they're going to rest today and that they're not going to protest today on the streets is also a part of the strategy also to tease the police a little bit but the protests of said there will be back on the streets tomorrow with a not a pro and they're not backing down that's certainly sure but we've heard that the prime minister we just heard him saying that he wants that this t.v. station has been shut down tell us a little bit more about the message that is coming right now from the government and the sense of resolve and opposition to th

putin has said it does not apply to go on a kind of let's try to make some sense of all of this though mathias i can also is with us a lecturer in security and development at king's college london department of war studies thank you so much for your time. you've got to really concentrate on the story don't you make sure you remember who's with who and who's saying what at the moment let's just start with russia 1st of all russia which has an allegiance but is seeming to play the media here the moment and saying equally to both sides you need to stop this i mean do you think that can be successful. i think it's probably the only way because russia have leverage very strong leverage on armenia and but at the same time it has a strong partnership which has developed over the last 10 years with us there by john so i think it has the possibility to to a certain extend if it can both sides. to the negotiating table. so if russia i mean there is the new development today which really certain extent might change their equal asian because. today armenian territory. sort of. so. very awkward position be

baby when mathias clients ago caught the corona virus his kidneys failed he was put in an artificially induced coma for a month. to use the ship's name and. i had such a moment of happiness i woke up to a forest of juice all around me were 8 people who said i should open my eyes i started crying at that point from then on top is gone and. the code requires can do lasting damage to the kidneys like causing a kidney infection a part of the organ dies in that case and becomes a dead scar tissue. it was doesn't see reversible a kidney can compensate somewhat so you don't notice it immediately but you only have so much kidney and all of a sudden half of it is scar tissue that has a lasting effect because the scar tissue doesn't recover. young people especially don't even notice that their kidneys aren't working to full capacity but the older they get the more they'll feel the consequences. breathing in deeply and filling the body with air it's something that most people's lungs do automatically but 2 months after being on a respirator. has to really learn just that. they are going fragments