Good evening thanks for joining us here on r. T. And. Breaking news to start this hour from the netherlands where dutch police say 3 people have been injured in a stabbing on the main shopping street in the hague the incident sparked panic among the shoppers. I. I. I. Start off scurrying this covering this story for us so what details do we know at this point. Well 1st and foremost we do know that the police are still looking for the suspect we have seen a video of dutch police a pretty handing some man but we have not had any confirmation yet whether or not that person is indeed the suspect wanted in connection with this attack on the main street now 3 people have been injured and yes indeed it is the main street the main shopping street in the hague now this is a friday night so it was bound to be packed with the shoppers but at the same time remember that it is the black friday night as well which. The scale of the whole thing which has led even more people out in the streets seekin
Life from our moscow studio where its a minute past 2 oclock in the morning youre watching the international thank you for joining us now we start with a developing story from the Netherlands Police say 3 people have been injured in a stabbing on the main shopping street in the hague an instant spark panic among shoppers. But. 6 what we know so far is that the static incidents around 108. 00 states easily. 3 people were interested and those 3 people. 3 of them are minors. At this moment we havent. Havent arrested a suspect yet so we are really very busy. Trying to find the suspect 63 people have been injured and yes indeed it is the main street the main shopping street in the hague now this is a friday night so it was bound to be packed with the shoppers but at the same time remember that it is the black friday night as well which. This scale of the whole thing which has led even more people out in the streets seeking for a good deal also adding to that its christmas time already in eu
Live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news its newsday. Glad you could join us. Its 8 00am in singapore, midnight in london, and 1 00am in malta, where the government is under intense pressure as protests continue over the murder of a prominentjournalist. Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed two years ago by a car bomb. She was investigating corruption on the island. Her death shocked Maltese Society and her family have led the calls forjustice including demands for a public inquiry. Three senior figures in maltas government stood down yesterday. All have denied wrongdoing including any involvement in ms galizias death. Prime ministerJoseph Muscat is facing calls to resign. Damian grammaticas reports from malta. Chanting mafia, they shout. Corruption. The targets of their anger the politicians inside maltas parliament. Why are you here tonight . Because not only have they killed a journalist, just for money and power, but they have also brought the country to it
End but now our host planet is telling us an onset and stop being so greedy with the oil gas and coal i provide you or kick you out and it seems that we are finally beginning to understand less is more when it comes to fossil fuels but is the World Economy ready for the dramatic change that is on the way well find out in this edition of made farewell fossil fuels when you consider germanys biggest Infrastructure Project at the moment is a gas pipeline you could justify it in thinking not much has changed in terms of Energy Politics not string to transports natural gas from russia directly to germany via the baltic sea all green policies notwithstanding germany is still dependent on fossil fuels. In look mean on the northern german coast this is where the norths train to pipeline reaches western europe after passing 1200 kilometers through the baltic sea the north stream project bypasses the previous transport route through ukraine. Gas market analyst heiko norman says that was clearly
At the age of 80. The Chinese Government has announced it would take firm countermeasures after President Trump has signed into law a bill that backs pro democracy protesters in hong kong, despite objections from beijing. The bill approved by Congress Last week requires the state department to certify every year that hong kong has significant autonomy from the rest of china. That will decide whether hong kong retains the favourable trading terms with the us that have helped maintain its position as a world financial centre. The bbcs nick beake is in hong kong. Nick, first of all, this bill signed by the president overwhelmingly approved by congress, what is actually new here . What difference will it make . Well, mike, it will make a difference in that every year they will have to be. I tell you what, as i talk, letsjust walk this way, because we are on the campus of the trashed polytechnic university, and what is happening behind us, you will be able to see that there are emergency te