alexei navalny washington says its intelligence found moscow was behind these poisoning last august russia s foreign minister says his country will respond in kind to any new sanctions. gunmen in afghanistan have killed 3 women who worked for a broadcaster in the city of jalalabad officials said the women were shot separately on their way home from work these are the latest in a series of attacks targeting journalists and other professionals in recent weeks. this is d.w. news from berlin you can follow us on instagram and twitter d w news and visit our website dot com. she is one of the most revered catholic icons in poland known as the black madonna and 2 years ago 3 rights activists replaced her 14th century halo with a modern day rainbow and suddenly the virgin mary was caught in a legal tug of war freedom of speech and respect for others versus respect for the church in a conservative society today a polish court ruled in favor of the activists with the message the rainbo
administration s desire to end the blockade of qatar in the next 2 months. and she is on the streets of peru as a former world bank official is chosen to become the president, you know, in the middle of a serious political crisis. and that same crisis affecting sports as messy in argentina, head to peru for a world cup qualifier taking place with tight security. so the situation in northern ethiopia continues to worsen today. rebels have refused to give in to the government 3 days ago. prime minister that issued an ultimatum, he said, stand down or face more attacks. and then choose day. he delivered on that threat. the air force carried out strikes near the raid main city of mecca. les, this is the primary base for the take rate. people s liberation from the if which governs in that area. i m going to read said the attacks will continue until the t.p.s. is brought to justice, and its leaders are replaced in the united nations and foreign leaders of call for mediation or requ
filling a controversial dam on the blue nile saying the lising waters a juta heavy rains. specifically for the fish. feasting in cartels waters why it s the perfect home for the seas gentle giants. and i m kind of how much now have all the sporting kidding seriously that the event is just $33.00 draw against. the title in a row. just how safe are online accounts in the past couple of hours europe s top court has struck down a data sharing privacy agreement with the u.s. because of privacy concerns in america now the case was brought against facebook and the ruling could have far reaching implications for companies which share data around the world that decision comes as twitter scrambles to find out how hackers were able to post fake messages on some of its most followed accounts victoria gay can be has that report. the fake tweets were only on screen for a few minutes but long enough for people to capture screenshots of several before they were removed which is confirmed and
and. become specifically for the fish you know. and feasting and cattle is waters why it s the perfect time for the seas gentle giants. i mean for you francis extend barely to the top of the it s only in lead you very sure the points 6 goals were so short and those 7 points clear. well we begin this news hour with wide ranging i.q. zation is of russian interference in the fields of both health research and politics the cyber defense organizations of 3 nations are placing blame on hackers associated with russia s intelligence agency now brisson the united states and canada all say russian activists have been trying to steal information on covert 1000 vaccine research in canada spy agency has now warned health. ization is to take action to protect themselves from hackers meanwhile the u.k. says russia also attempted to interfere in its 29000 general election by publicizing the leaked documents related to a planned free trade agreement with the u.s. they were in turn used by jer
and fishermen against the chinese employer has sparked an international investigation. coffee with friends a shopping trip or a visit to family all back on the agenda for millions more people as coronavirus restrictions are lifted in some of the hardest hit countries france has been locked down for 8 weeks but people there can now return to shops head dresses and take public transport after its lowest number of deaths in 7 weeks much of spade is opening outdoor cafes churches and mosques turkey at shopping centers and schools in the netherlands india is restarting part of its train system despite a jump in infections that the rail network which is relied upon by tens of millions of people every day has been shut down since late march but in china shanghai is distain land has reopened cinemas museums and other recreational venues will follow over the next few weeks but has more for us now from paris she says the people there are slowly returning to the streets. there are also