Movies legally void. Moscow time monday morning my name is kevin i would hear it arties world to say q. With a brand new round of the days going ok so far let me take you through the headlines that in more detail 1st europe is standing ready to bring in new restrictions amid a surge in coronavirus cases both france and spain said daily records and infections this last weekend with a top british scientist warning that his countrys at a critical point in the pandemic lets go live to our europe correspondent shot to do penske charlotte. A lot of people pointing the finger nails around the world particularly in europe whats going to happen worrying developments on the way. Well thats right more than half of the departments here in france are now considered to be red zones which means that there is an active circulation of the 19 virus the country also recorded its highest daily record for the number of covert positive test cases around 13 and a half 1000 people in 24 hours those were the f
His zimbabwe weve seen policy and then see if the government is offering to tone down to why its. Forced off their properties 20 years ago but is this enough to resolve one of those divisive policies for the u. S. This is inside story. Hello welcome to the program. They issue of who owns the land in zimbabwe is controversial 2 decades ago former president Robert Mugabe violently evicted thousands of white farmers and gave the properties to black families has said he wants to address colonial imbalance but critics argue the policy destroyed the economy. Mo garvey is successor amateur. Appears to be trying to make amends his government says 14 white farmers can apply to have the land back or be given a different plot it follows an agreement in july to pay 3500000000 dollars in compensation meninga were 1st made the promise into 1017 just after president mugabe was forced from office well there is a lot you may be. Very aware of oh holmes. Was very hard then not very birth where governmen
A sort of conscious always. With the biggest composer of all time i cant begin to imagine a world class horn player several weeks on a musical journey of discovery. With alfred. Stuart september 16th t w. U k signs its 1st major trade agreement after brags that london says its deal with japans strong start critics of britain didnt get much more than what it had under the e. U. Also on the show marie shows are still cleaning up from an oil spill from the ground the tanker the Japanese Company the charter the vessel itself opening its wallet. And its known for its lavish tales of romance now nollywood endures a real life drama as the pandemic. The industry. Good welcome to the show im Stephen Beers in berlin its good to have you with us britain has reached its 1st major post trade deal with japan its supposed to be implemented on the 1st day of next year and the u. K. Government says that the deal voids high tariffs on exports in japan like textiles and food items on the japanese side Ca
The cracks in europes foundations. Carona recovery deal can the e. U. Rebound thats our title. And its a pleasure to welcome our guests eric is an american journalist who has written for the Los Angeles Times amongst other Media Outlets and he says the summit exposed once again how much disunity there is in the European Union. And were very glad to have with us pavel took of tomasky he took us to excuse me he is a polish economist and senior associate at the German Institute for international and Security Affairs he says we must reform the Member States now or will face the same problems again. With less time and fewer instruments. And great to have with us once again casting emily and she is Deputy Editor in chief as the Parliamentary Bureau of the german newspaper so touched sayto and she says the deal is far from perfect but it is a signal that multilateralism is still alive. And let me start with you cast him and ask for your take on the big picture there are a lot of supra lives b
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