Erstellt am: 4. 11. 2013 - 14:29 Uhr

Confusion, chaos and chanting at Morsi trial

Reality Check: Morsi trial, Kosovo elections, Germany recognises third gender, Cryptocat, US bases in Germany close

Egypt's former president, Mohammed Morsi, wnet on trial today accused of inciting the killing of protesters during demonstrations against his rule.

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The opening of the trial of former president, Mohammed Morsi, was disrupted by protests inside and outside the court.

However, after disruptions from both pro- and anti-Morsi protesters inside the courtroom, as well as outside on the street, the proceedings were ajourned until January 8th.

Wael Eskander reports from Cairo on the tensions surrounding the trial.

Kosovo elections

The weekend's elections in Kosovo were marred by low turnout and violence. Our regional correspondent, Nick Thorpe, discusses the implications of the continuing insecurity in the country.

Germany recognises third gender

Germany has become the first country to officially recognise a third gender, allowing births to be registered as "indeterminate". Hannah Cleaver reports from Berlin on the implications of this landmark legislation.

Cryptocat

The encryption system designed for ordinary people that makes your private online communications really private, explained by its creator, Nadim Kobeissi.

US bases in Germany close

As the US closes its military bases in Germany, local business are feeling the gap. Amanda Peacher the impact the withdrawal is having on local communities.

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