Plus even the ghost dont want to get covert 19 theyre providing updated socially distance to welcome to doze visiting their Haunted House. Im melissa chan welcome to news asia its great to have you with us protests in thailand have entered their 2nd month activists feel the military dominates too much of the government and that the country has slid further and further away from democracy whats different this time from previous protests over the years has also been the call to reform the countrys monarchy while the people protest by gere along corn has reportedly spent much of the pandemic at a luxury hotel in southern germany protesters want to limit the teams power his finances and they want to have the right to criticize him something they cant do under thailands strict laws at the moment. A tribute to democracy ripped away and disappeared a whodunnit near bangkoks royal palace. Less than 24 hours earlier protest leaders had installed this plaque engraved with the message thailand be
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Now made this his says personal crusade that he would do everything that the e. U. Could still get there it will be discussed again at the summit this thursday and friday in brussels nick want to go to you in minsk i mean this is kind of a setback but im just wondering how significant is you in action when it comes to those activists who are trying to make the case against the current leadership. Well theres definitely a lot of anger here from elise from the Political Class of the opposition the opposition saying that cyprus of all countries cyprus country that is a haven for illegal black money coming from the former soviet union from Russia Belarus and ukraine a place where that money is washed away european sold to Country Nationals that should be the country putting the brakes on these sanctions having said that i think this is more embarrassing for the e. U. In the use own self confidence and self image than it is a problem for the protest is here he has the symbolic things to sho
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Of larger than 5 people. Im good to have you with Us European Union Foreign Ministers have failed to agree on sagans against leaders in bell the rubes and thats because e. U. Member states vetoed the move today the European Union had identified 40 officials that it blames for violence against antigovernment protesters and for electoral fraud during last months president ial election in belarus exiled Opposition Leader. Made an impassioned plea before e. U. Lawmakers to act the sanctions deadlock means that a final decision is now up to National Leaders at an e. U. Summit later this week. Shes on the story for us in brussels give it to you barbara the only thing stopping the e. U. From imposing sanctions on. A small Island Country known as cyprus how is that possible its quite simple actually its something that you wouldnt expect to happen in Foreign Policy but cyprus decided to blackmail the European Union they decided to simply take the whole e. U. Council of Foreign Ministers hostage