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A look back at another surreal time in berlin 25 years ago this art installation was all the rage a gift wrapped right stuff by an cristo a new exhibit to celebrating their artistic vision is now open here in berlin. Hello im terry martin good to have you with us germany is taking steps to reopen the economy and further ease restrictions on public life those measures are expected to be announced today after chancellor Angela Merkel holds a teleconference with heads of state governments a draft decision will still still warns that a new spike in infections could lead to more law its been 100. 00 days since germanys 1st confirmed case heres a look at how the outbreak has unfolded as berlin takes careful steps to reopen the country. The president of the Public Health agency a whole bed karl institute had good news on tuesday only 685 new registered cases in germany since monday. Its our goal to protect the population from covert 1000 in the best way and that has worked very well in german
Stop it from spreading. A divided Spanish Parliament extends the virus state of emergency for a 4th time. The british Prime Minister gets a grilling from the new Opposition Leader as he defends his handling of the outbreak. Israel announces plans for thousands of illegal settlement homes a new yorker by west bank. And a top kashmiri rebel commander is killed by Indian Forces i think tensions at the border. Begin this evening with fresh accusations from venezuelas president over a plot by the u. S. To oust him thats what he says venezuelas state television has board calls videos of what it says a 2 american mercenaries and as well an authority say they captured the pair during a failed armed incursion on monday the us gov. And has denied involvement with the law has described the operation as a plot coordinated with washington to enter the country via the caribbean coast and remove him from office lets go straight now to todays of all who joins us live from it is this is obviously very
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