have world leaders raise the issue with saudi arabia directly? no, at least not in the official meetings. they are having many leaders indicated that human rights issues are being raised by a literal meetings with saudi arabia. i also asked the commission where there are going to talk about it and was also told by literally yes, but not during the g. 20 summit because they told me to look for all events or with many important issues at stake. so that was there and sort of the topic. this is of course, the last 20 summit for u.s. president donald trump. you already talked briefly about his remarks regarding vaccination efforts. overall, how is ebola about going out of the international arena? well i think that he's statement yesterday was quite awkward. he told the leaders he was looking forward to working with them together for a long time. so still not conceding his defeat. so he missed basically the chance to probably say goodbye will see what he has to say today. he also skipped part of the video conference with the leaders and went gold thing

saudi arabia is hosting a virtual summit of the g. 20 group of beating nations. top of the agenda is ending the pandemic and chuckling at the global recession and concerns over human rights of cast a shadow over the online gathering. but the european union has defended its decision to reject its use update us this hour, coming up next, a d.-w. documentary on the nuremberg trials of the nazis, m. k. richardson in for them, for me and the whole team here. thanks so much for joining us. in london home many poor soon old love shall certainly in the world climb a tree, a different whole story. this is my plan for when film goes one week before it can really just we still have time to work on doing this.

i mean, saudi arabia, the u.a.e. and israel, this is not something you know, that is going to lead to necessarily, to a positive development for the region and also to positive outcomes for the populations of the region. so there is a lot of, you know, euphoria about what was happening. although i think it's much of that you're for is misleading. it's also not the end of the story. i would say, i mean for instance, i mean you, you can, you can befriend the u.a.e. about at the end of the day, the problem is not solved for the palestinians, so you cannot ignore it. i mean, you cannot put into the history books as they solve. no, it's not solved. i mean the palestinian issue is still there. it's considered as failed. now. i mean you have huge frustrations in the palestinian communities and just look to jordan for instance. i mean, they take, they, they have taken like millions of palestinians and where shall they go? actually they just, they just leave the problem in the region and give it back to people who can deal wi

and people outside it sounds odd but you can be charged with what sounds like say so in saudi arabia that sort of activity is again so low that the charges don't even state in the legal basis so they just actually it's fair and it's you know it's that everything that has been done from the beginning is eagle no christians or has been respected jane was disappeared basically during the 1st months of her imprisonment enough unofficial prison where she was being tortured by saudi officials one of them is that he was a crown prince and b.s. is right and man and so everything from the beginning has been made with without any. legal basis so even the charges basically don't state. the accuser of her activism of course of the crown prince is not here to speak for himself so we don't know whether those obligations of torture or not how did you hear that she had been tortured. so the 1st is it's when my parents jane they clearly saw that she was being tortured but again didn't tell them anything she would only say it's because you know the air conditioning is too cold or that dish sometimes d

and saudi arabia. i would be actually more cautious because what actually happened under trump's watch is an official izing of some of them that america's policies and realities in the region that were there. you know, so there was cooperation between all those states, you know, more covertly than overtly and now it is official ised plus the fact that none of those regimes are, you know, democratic there are, you know, very authoritarian regimes. and they, by no account can, you know, represent the arab populations and their aspirations in the region so, so this is, you know, this is not a positive development, per se, that there is now a peace deal between bad. i mean, saudi arabia, the u.a.e. and israel, this is not something you know, that is going to lead necessarily to a positive development for the region and also 2 positive outcomes for the populations of the region. so there is a lot of, you know, euphoria about what was happening, although i think it's much of value for us. misleading is also

and possibly saudi arabia. this is something that's getting a lot of attention or got a lot of attention. the us also from from liberal columnists who are praising trump, saying in other times he'd be nominated for the nobel peace prize. and i know in germany, trump is not that popular, and i was really interested to see the media hardly wrote about that, but there were quite a few liberal journalists here agenda as well. yeah, but i mean, in germany, if that had been obama, it would have had a lot different story, i think. so you see how unfair sometimes the media is towards trump, especially in europe. and that was a pretty big, important breakthrough. and i think that's something a legacy that will trump will be remembered for. the breakthrough with you, a in saudi arabia, would be actually more cautious because what actually happened under trump's watch is an official izing of some of them that america's policies and realities in the region that were there. you know, so there was cooperation between all tho

i mean, saudi arabia, the u.a.e. and israel, this is not something you know, that is going to lead to necessarily, to a positive development for the region and also 2 positive outcomes for the populations of the region. so there is a lot of, you know, euphoria about what was happening, although i think it's much of that your forest, misleading is also not the end of the story. i would say, i mean for instance, i mean you, you can, you can befriend the u.a.e. about at the end of the day, the problem is not solved with the palestinians. so you cannot ignore the meeting, put into that through the history books as they have solved. no, it's not solved. i mean the palestinian issue is still there. it's considered as failed. now. i mean, you have huge frustration in the palestinian communities and just look to jordan for instance. i mean they take, they, they have taken like millions of palestinians. and where shall they go? actually, they just, they just believe the problem in the region and give it back to people who can

and possibly saudi arabia. this is something that's getting, a lot of attention or got a lot of attention. the u.s., also from from liberal columnists who are praising trump, saying in other times he'd be nominated for the nobel peace prize. and i know in germany, trump is not that popular, and i was really interested to see the media hardly wrote about that, but there were quite a few liberal journalists here agenda as well. yeah, but i mean, in germany, if that had been obama, it would have had a lot different story, i think. so you see how unfair sometimes the media is towards trump, especially in europe. and that was a pretty big, important breakthrough. and i think that's something a legacy that will trouble be remembered for. the breakthrough with u.a.e. and saudi arabia would be actually more cautious because what actually happened under trump's watch is an official eyes and some of them that america's policies and realities in the region that were there. you know, so there was cooperation between all th

presence is the, the, the peace with you even possibly saudi arabia. this is something that's getting, a lot of attention or got a lot of attention. the u.s., also from from liberal columnists who are praising trump, saying in other times he'd be nominated for the nobel peace prize. and i know in germany, trump is not that popular, and i was really interested to see the media hardly wrote about that, but there were quite a few liberal journalists here in general as well. yeah, but i mean, in germany, if that had been obama, it would have had a lot different story, i think. so you see how unfair sometimes the media is towards trump, especially in europe. and that was a pretty big, important breakthrough. and i think that's something a legacy that will trump will be remembered for. the breakthrough with u.a.e. and saudi arabia would be actually more cautious because what actually happened under trump's watch is an official izing of some of the america's policies and realities in the region that were there. you know, so there was cooperation between all t

arabia mohammed bin soundman in saudi arabia. on sunday, an unnamed israeli official was quoted saying netanyahu was accompanied by the head of israel's spy agency. the mossad. in an interview with the wall street journal, a saudi official confirmed the meeting, but the solti foreign minister tweeted that the meeting did not happen. prince salmond did meet with u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe in the city of the yom, of pain has been traveling with members of the american press pool during his mid east tour. but he left reporters at the airport when he met with the crown prince. the jump administration has brokered deals between israel and bahrain, the united arab emirates and sudan. but a deal with saudi arabia has so far remained elusive through what is going on here for more i want to bring in try to parse the he's the executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible state craft in washington for his good to see you again, and i'll ask you what everyone, what everyone's been asking, who's heard this story?

arabia mohamed bin soundman in saudi arabia on sunday. and an unnamed israeli official was quoted saying netanyahu was accompanied by the head of israel's spy agency. the mossad in an interview with the wall street journal, a saudi official confirmed the meeting, but the solti foreign minister tweeted that the meeting did not happen. prince, soundman didn't meet with u.s., secretary of state might pump a 0 in the city of the yom of paya has been traveling with members of the american press pool during his mid east tour. but he left reporters at the airport when he met with the crown prince. the jump administration has brokered deals between israel and bahrain, the united arab emirates and sudan. but a deal with saudi arabia has so far remained elusive. so what is going on here for more i want to bring in trade of parsi, he's the executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible state craft in washington. and it's good to see you again, and i'll ask you what everyone, what everyone's been asking, who's heard this story? whic

an outspoken critic of saudi arabia's government murder in a saudi consulate. blogger arrived by dar we publicly flogged and sentenced to 10 years in prison. paul, legit, lee, insulting islam activist. you know how troll detained for seeking the right to drive. those are just 3 examples of human rights violations in saudi arabia. the country hosting this year's t 20 summit since assuming the g 20 presidency, the government of saudi arabia has been hard at work trying to rebrand its image. so there's a large public relations campaign underway in order to encourage investment in the country. and yet behind these initiatives and reform, the reality on the ground is that there is a brutal crackdown being led by the soviet authorities against its own nationals. and that's the reason why european lawmakers are taking a stand you cannot remain silent. last month they passed a resolution calling on the u. officials to downgrade their presence a patient in the summit, even though it's only a virtual event mark to rebel is spearheading, they can paint. we are asked for t

hi terry, at saudi arabia is hosting this weekend's g. 20 summit. so let's talk about the elephant in the room. the kingdom has been accused repeated the of major human rights violations. but the e.u. is still taking part. what is their rationale? well, claire, that was a big question. and in fact, lawmakers, the european parliament asked european commission president ursula vonder lion and kills a presidential michel not to take part because they felt that would be rewarding. the. 'd saudi regime for a record that simply can't be tolerated. under law initial, michelle said look, this is a meeting of the world's most powerful countries. we've got some very big crises to deal with, and we simply can't sit it out. the leaders, the e.u. leaders did say they would be bringing up these rights abuses, including very specifically the brutal murder of journalist jamal khashoggi at the hands of agents linked to the saudi regime. now in a statement german chancellor angela merkel has said the goal is to distribute 2000000000 doses of coronavirus vaccines by t

it was left to the host king solomon of saudi arabia, to close the summit with an upbeat message. we have got held up a commitment to work together to meet the challenge of the covert, 19 pandemic, to save lives, and livelihoods, and protect the most vulnerable. now the world must put its faith in the coronavirus vaccines in development. and in the g 20 leaders promise to distribute these fairly and affordably on coronavirus, that same being developed by the university of oxford in the u.k. has released showing that it's effective against the virus. in 70 percent of cases, the effectiveness of the vaccine was boosted to 90 percent. if patients were given a half dose followed then by a full dose one months later, research is currently unsure why this is. the data also showed no serious safety concerns. it comes as german company, bio on tech and its american partner, pfizer requested emergency use for approval for their vaccine in the us after promising results when i have a look. now, at some other developments in the pandemic, global virus cases that are approaching 60000000 acco

those are just 3 examples of human rights violations in saudi arabia. the country hosting this year's to 20 summit since assuming the g 20 presidency. the government of saudi arabia has been hard at work trying to rebrand its image. so there's a large public relations campaign underway in order to encourage investment in the country. and yet behind these initiatives and reform, the reality on the ground is that there is a brutal crackdown being led by the saudi authorities. so nationals, that's the reason why european lawmakers are taking a stand you cannot remain silent. last month they passed a resolution calling on the u. officials to downgrade their presence of patient in this summit, even though it's only a virtual event, mokhtar of bella is spearheading. they can paint. we are asked for the don't gridding why? because an empty seat is not there, it would be better. but of the legation who is able to deliver a message, a strong message to please the lawmakers also send a personal letter to european commission president or the law fund and the europ

mohammed bin soundman, in saudi arabia on sunday. and an unnamed israeli official was quoted saying netanyahu was accompanied by the head of israel's spy agency. the mossad in an interview with the wall street journal, a saudi official confirmed the meeting, but the solti foreign minister tweeted that the meeting did not happen. prince, soundman didn't meet with u.s., secretary of state might pump a a in the city of the yom. pumpin has been traveling with members of the american press pool during his mid east tour, but he left reporters at the airport when he met with the crown prince. the jump administration has brokered deals between israel and bahrain, the united arab emirates, and sudan. but a deal with saudi arabia has so far remained elusive. so what is going on here? the more i want to bring in trade of parsi, he's the executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible state craft in washington. and it's good to see you again, and i'll ask you what everyone, what everyone's been asking, who's heard this story? wh

president, speaking during the online a g 20 summit hosted by saudi arabia. the main topic is the coronavirus pandemic, and how to make sure vaccines a fairly distributed, also coming up. it's 15 years ago today and the american except of the lead role in german politics. despite the many crises she's faced, the often called mama of germany is now more popular than ever. and a presidential election in west africa mobbed by extremist violence. people in bikini faso head to the polls today. but a growing islamist insurgency means many voters want to be able to cost of ballots . a math and how would welcome leaders of the world's wealthiest countries are wrapping up their online g. 20 summit hosted by saudi arabia. a virtual gathering has been dominated by efforts to win the coronavirus pandemic, and the global recession. a draft declaration shows the biggest economies will pledge to pay for fair distribution of coded $19.00 vaccines and tasting so that poor countries. i'm not left out. climate change and the environment have emerged as another theme. as the sum

saudi arabia opens a virtual summit of world leaders, top of the agenda, ending the coronavirus pandemic, and tackling the global recession. concerns over human rights cast. a shadow over the online gathering of the european union says it was right to take part. also, coming up on the show blasts rocked the afghan capital multiple explosions, killed several people in kabul. the so-called islamic state says it carried out the attacks, even as he's talked to crack on. the edge of the o.p.'s as its forces are closing in on the capital of the rebel held a team grier region in a conflict that has cost hundreds of lives and forced thousands more logically and play richard sennett, welcome to the program. leaders of the world's wealthiest countries are meeting online for a g 20 summit hosted by saudi arabia. a virtual gathering is dominated by efforts to enter the kopechne $1000.00 pandemic. and to deal with its economic fallout. china has pledged to step up international cooperation over the virus while russia is offering to make its sputnik vaccine available to countries that need it. now, op

arabia mohammed bin soundman in saudi arabia. on sunday, an unnamed israeli official was quoted saying netanyahu was accompanied by the head of israel's spy agency, the mossad on in an interview with the wall street journal, a saudi official confirmed the meeting, but the solti foreign minister tweeted that the meeting did not happen. prince soundman didn't meet with u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe in the city of the yom, of pain has been traveling with members of the american press pool during his mid east tour. but he left reporters at the airport when he met with the crown prince. the trump administration has brokered deals between israel and bahrain, the united arab emirates and sudan. but a deal with saudi arabia has so far remained elusive. so what is going on here from the more i want to bring in try to parse a, he's the executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible state craft in washington. and it's good to see you again, and i'll ask you what everyone, what everyone's been asking, who's heard th

president speaking during the online g. 20 summit hosted by saudi arabia. the house and actual facts are fairly distributed, also coming up it's 15 years ago today that the lead role in politics, despite the many crises she's faced mouth cold mother, is now more popular than ever. and a presidential election in west africa mobbed by extremist violence. people are headed to the polls today, but a growing insurgency means many voters won't be able to cost their math and held welcome of the world's wealthiest countries, wrapping up their online g 20 summit hosted by saudi arabia. the virtual gathering has been dominated by efforts to end the coronavirus pandemic. and the global recession. a draft declaration shows the biggest economies will pledge to pay for distribution of big $19.00, vaccines and testing. so that poor countries left out climate change and the environment have emerged as a novel. as the summer draws to a close, u.s. president, donald trump defended his environmental record and justified his decision to pull out of the international paris clim

., 20 group hosted by saudi arabia and to ease worries that poor countries could be left behind. as the pandemic deepens, divisions between rich and poor climate change and the environment emerged as the other main things during the summit. a 1st for an arab nation hosting a summit of the leading industrial countries, even if it was a virtual gathering dominated, of course, by the pandemic. but with the environment also high on the agenda again must be for not insoluble. but in india good. comprehensive and holistic greedy. the g 20 should continue to take the lead in tackling climate change. we need to follow the guidance of the united nations and push for the full and effective implementation of the paris agreement on climate change. most of the leaders made the right noises about the need to protect the planet. but in typical style, u.s. president donald trump defended his decision to pull out of the agreement. the paris accord was not designed to save the environment that was designed to kill the american economy. i refuse to surrender millions of american jobs and central ye

it was left to the host king solomon of saudi arabia, to close the summit with an upbeat message. we have held our commitment to work together to meet the challenge of the covert, 19 pandemic, to save lives, and livelihoods, and protect the most vulnerable. now the world must put its faith in the coronavirus vaccines in development. and in the g 20 leaders promise to distribute these fairly and affordably. some of the other developments in the pandemic global virus cases approaching 60000000 according to a tally by johns hopkins university. that will death toll stands at almost 1400000 . china is testing millions of people and imposing local lock downs after multiple new cases were discovered in 3 cities across the country. last week, the united states, germany and the united kingdom. also, they could begin vaccinations in their countries as soon as december. the 2nd wave of corona, virus infections, groups, europe, and some places. there is stretching healthcare systems to breaking point, ukraine's underfunded hospitals are struggling to keep up with patients. numbers frontline,

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saudi arabia may be the next to do so. the palestinians and their interests, however, have been completely ignored by the trial towards iran is legendary. after he terminated the iran nuclear deal, sanctions and threats against tehran followed even an air strike on iran under trump cannot be ruled out, will transform policy become a security risk in the final days of his term in office. is there a biden doctrine? as far as i can see, there is a doctrine that he wants to, to heal. trump has created the doctrine is certainly to reunite with the allies. but the us is not an interesting country. it's a country driven by an interest. so finally what we see is a nice or a nice approach. good intentions, good.

it was left to the host king solomon of saudi arabia, to close the summit with an upbeat message. we have held up a commitment to work together to meet the challenge of the covert, 19 pandemic, to save lives, and livelihoods, and protect the most vulnerable. now the world must put its faith in the coronavirus vaccines in development. and in the g 20 leaders promise to distribute these fairly and affordably. some of the other developments in the coronavirus pandemic global virus cases are approaching 60000000 according to a tally by johns hopkins university. the global death toll stands at almost 1400000 . china is testing millions of people and opposing local lock downs after multiple new cases were discovered in 3 cities across the country. last week, the united states, germany and the united kingdom also say they could begin vaccinations in their countries as soon as december to france. now where the government has proposed a sweeping new security bill following a series of recent terror attacks, among other things, the new law would make it a criminal offense to publish images

saudi arabia has denied the claims. now u.s. president elect joe biden has announced 6 choices for top positions in his administration. most of biden's cabinet picks also served under the obama administration. foreign policy veterans, former secretary of state john kerry, is poised to become climate change. envoy and biden will nominate his longtime adviser. tony blinken for the position of secretary of state. the president elect is forging ahead with the creation of his government despite don't trump's persistent refusal to concede defeat. well for more on this, so i'm joined by d.w. correspondent stefan seem uncertain. simons in washington. hi, stefan. joe biden has started naming his top team. now. what more can you tell us about them? yeah. param be aiming for a lot of diversity, a lot of people with solid backgrounds and experience in what they're doing means career diplomats career. finance experts, korea, this korea that, that is something joe biden seems to be very keen on a few names as you of course know. anthony blink

i asked him if saudi arabia was the right host for the event, despite its human rights record. well, whether or not they are the right host. probably not. but what's actually important is that the international policy response to it has been lagging behind the challenge for quite some time. and it's really important that the international community gets its act together and steps up the measures that are taken against it and then make and its economic fallout. so i say it's very important to talk, even if this meeting is hosted somewhat unsavory 1st christian, the summit starts, as you mention, as we hit a critical phase of the 19 pandemic. all of these economies represented need the vaccine to bounce back. how much more competition for access to the vaccine be part of these discussions? what's really important is that b. find a strategy to distribute the vaccine world. what if we don't manage to do this? curb? it virus can come back from a remote corner of the world and will haunt us again. so it's really important that we find a way to coordinate the distribution effects scen

saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi, the vocal critic of saudi arabia's crown prince was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul, back in 2018. riyadh denies involvement, claiming she said killing on a quote operation. the u.n. has expressed concern over the safety of civilians in ethiopia is the o.p.'s to agree region as thousands continue to flee the area after 3 weeks of deadly fighting. there the opium military and to grain forces have both claimed advances in the past day. has not yet been possible to verify either side's claims. here in germany, schools have remained open despite the country's limit long down, but a growing number of students are being required to go into quarantine and teachers are falling out a hybrid model that combines remotes and onsite learning is one possible solution. but are schools prepared, visited a berlin school to find out but this politics class is still happening in person today in a proper classroom. but the teacher says she could start teaching the subject online tomorrow. students already have much of their class work online like this qui

vocal critic of saudi arabia's crown prince was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul and 2018 riyadh's denies involvement planning to show she's killing on a coast road operation. the un has expressed concerns over the safety of civilians and ethiopia's. take raija as thousands continue to flee. the area after 3 weeks of intense fighting is opium. military, unstick ground forces have both claimed vance's in the past day. it's not yet been possible to verify the sides claims. clashes have broken out between anti-government demonstrators and security forces in chillers capital santiago protesters were angered by government efforts to block an opposition bill and allowing citizens to draw more money from private pensions. the government has called the bill unconstitutionally. germany's government is optimistic that the country might begin vaccinating before people before the end of this year . but in the meantime, leaders are eyeing an extension of the current partial shutdown. his numbers have plateaued since a limited lockdown began, but remained high, rising by over 13000

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., egypt, russia, saudi arabia, france, none of those actors were sanctioned or condemned or criticized for this month. it is a danger here of really focusing on elections without realizing that elections are not controversial. you know, real problem here has always been, who holds power, let you know who is going to be the next president, which of the armed groups and the factions only the saudis is going to be designated the legitimate army. and i think those things are giving as a better indicator of the prospects for violence in the near future. you know, i mean what you're saying here is these elections, you know, they'll take place, but 1st, the peace has to hold until then. and you, you sound rather pessimistic based on what we've seen in the past. absolutely, and i think that's the, the major issue here is the real dilemma comes down to the u.n. security council. the european union, both really key diplomatic bodies that can use sanctions as attempts and they fail to use the sanctions. and they've given in fact, the actors that were in bold and very, legitimately trying to overt

saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, vocal critic of saudi arabia's crown prince, was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul, in 2018. riyadh denies involvement, claiming to shock. she's chilling on a quote rogue operation. the un has expressed concern over the safety of civilians in ethiopia is to cry region as thousands continue to flee the area after 3 weeks of intense fighting, ethiopian military and to ground forces have both claimed to dances in the past day . it's not yet been possible to verify the sites. australia's largest airline quantas has suggested it could make a coronavirus vaccination, a requirement for international ad troublous, its c.e.o. says quantas would implement the measures as soon as facts as a vaccine was made available. and that he thought the rule could become common practice among allies. germany's government is optimistic that the country might begin vaccinating people before the end of the year. but in the meantime, leaders, an extension of the current partial shutdown case numbers have plateaued since a limited lockdown began, but remained hi

a virtual gathering of the 20 group hosted by saudi arabia into to ease worries that poor countries could be left behind. as the pandemic, a deepens, divisions between rich and poor, our climate change and the environmental merge as the other main theme on day 2 of the summit with us are president donald trump, a defending his decision to pull out of the paris climate accord. meanwhile, german chancellor angela merkel stressed the need to help poorer countries deal with the economic fallout from the coronavirus crisis. this is some estimate for the 1st time in a long time, we see an increase in global poverty. we need to act resolutely against this. in our meeting today, we therefore stressed the importance of private investments in particular in africa . we stressed the importance of the g 20 compact with africa, which began under the german leadership and is now being continued by the world bank and the international monetary fund. this is mr. compact with africa. now, earlier we spoke to international trade specialist, christian blue to from the bertelsmann foundation. and i asked him

plague in madagascar monkeypox in nigeria mers in saudi arabia during the harsh and in the democratic republic of congo., the outbreaks of the aids virus in nearly 980 s., were perceived as a western disease afflicting the gay community. but its origins were in africa where it devastated the population. treatment centers like this one in mozambique was still active 20 years later. they charge really is a problem. because again, it's been impossible to come up with a vaccine despite lots of attempts. but the good news is they try very is that we have come up with and she retroviral drugs quite quickly after the virus is discovered, we came up with drugs that worked and quite quickly after that we came up with a highly effective, highly effective antiretroviral treatment the main that you basically could treat a child very in the same way. you could treat diabetes. ok, you could cure a person of it. but just like a, someone with diabetes, they take insulin, they can live a normal life. patients with hiv infection can live a normal life if they take their therapy. on the corona farm says

saudi arabia, state oil, producer around carey, says it will sell dollar denominated bonds to boost its finances during the current slump in global demand for crude. the range between 3 and 50 years around cause net profits for the 1st 9 months of the year, tumbled almost 50 percent. and he had airways has announced that it will launch direct flights between abu dhabi and tell of the next spring. the announcement follows an agreement by the united arab emirates to normalize relations with israel in september, as he had was the 1st go to land in israel last month. and australian airline quantas is marking its 100th birthday. it celebrated the occasion with a low level fly past at sydney harbor bridge. the 100 minute flight 100 employees, as well as frequent flyers. qantas has struggled during the pandemic, 3rd grounding the bulk of its fleet, and cutting 30 percent of its workforce. how many countries in europe have gone back into some form of lockdown trying to stop the 2nd wave of corona virus infections? the measures in germany include restaurants and bars, staying shut since the begi

president, speaking during the online g. 20 summit hosted by saudi arabia. the main topic is the coronavirus pandemic, and how to make sure vaccines are failing, distributed, also coming up. it's 15 years ago today. except the politics, despite the many crises she's faced, the often cold of germany is now more popular than ever. and a presidential election in west africa, modify extremist elements. people in the head to the polls today. but a growing islamist insurgency means many voters want to be able to cast their ballots and held welcome. leaders of the world's wealthiest countries are wrapping up their online g. 20 summit hosted by saudi arabia. the virtual gathering has been dominated by efforts to end the coronavirus pandemic, and the global recession. i draft declaration shows the biggest economies will pledge to pay for fair distribution of 19, vaccines and testing. so the poor countries climate change and the environment have emerged as another thing. as the summit draws to a close and u.s. president, donald trump defended his environmental record