if tolerance and reconciliation or just. more time or second g.w. . this is news from berlin a massive turnout in ireland for pope francis going up close for the pontiff following his speech to a huge crowd in the country's largest stadium after he needs survivors of clerical sexual abuse coming up. italian prosecutors investigate the country's interior minister the same thing is with busso migrants to leave. the imports

could be illegal and an abuse of power but he says the migrants will soon be free to go. and attention to all football fans are going to be get is back in full after a long some of break the german top flight is once again threatening battle nonstop action will bring you what you need to know about much to learn. pope francis has been given a warm welcome from supporters in dublin during the first papal trip to ireland in nearly forty years and once staunchly catholic country has been and raged by a series of sexual abuse scandals and cover ups carried out by the clergy itself but there was none of that to be seen. the pontiff delivered

a speech to tens of thousands of faithful. dublin's main sports stadium also a concert venue used by world between rock bands but there was only one star of this show pope francis himself. despite the sex abuse scandal shaking the catholic church the pontiff still has huge public support. lined the streets to give the pope an enthusiastic welcome as he was driven to st mary's cathedral. inside the pope prayed for victims of clerical abuse in front of a light known as the can live innocence he was forthright in condemning the church's disgrace. of church authorities bishops religious leaders priests and others to adequately address these repugnant crimes which he has right to outrage. to she remains

a source of pain and shame for the catholic community and. i share in feeling that pain and shame. protesters in central dublin brandished baby shoes in solidarity with child victims of abuse. there is a great that is. really challenging the church's behavior and the corruption of the vatican says the pope has met eight irish survivors of abuse and the pontiff clearly still enjoys great personal popularity. that would like a miracle for me to say i cannot be understood there's room for america and we hope for francis will arrange a farce because when. the papal visit to ireland wraps up on sunday as many as half a million people will cavity and say mass in the park. before

. cillian prosecutors have opened an inquiry into italy's interior minister mateo salvini over his refusal to allow more than one hundred rescued migrants to disembark from a coast guard ship they've been stuck for ten days in the syrian port city of catan yet salvini originally said the migrants would not be allowed to leave until other european nations agreed to take the men but on saturday evening he announced they could disembark in the coming hours. and joining us now from rome is journalist philip williams philip it's good to see you so is this the first time in its any that a politician will be investigated for his role in forbidding migrants to enter the country. for this specific crime i don't think care. ever be another similar case clearly the phenomenon of mass migration across the mediterranean is relatively new last four or five years.

old and it's only new hopeless government staying in power not much more than two months that is taking this very hard look and it has led to a standoff and the. people being cooped up on board the ship for a total of ten days since they were first rescued. and philip the fact that the migrants are allowed to leave the boats just after the prosecutors announced the investigation can we read the link into that. it's difficult to say clearly the government has been working to find a solution for these migrants because it was a bad thing even for them to have them. confined on that a small boat in such a large number and there were demonstrations in the port by people who because they

considered that their human rights of being violated should be allowed to show as though they were trying to find a solution and they went saddle to blackmail their european union partner to this into taking them but they have found an alternative solution it seems maybe it will take some time and will take some path and the others will be looked after by the italian catholic church so they were trying to solve the. problems as quickly as they could and by coincidence they managed to do it just as the investigation comes to a head into the conduct of the interior minister and what should we expect going forward do we expect anything to happen to solve any at this point it will be interesting to see i think it's unlikely. that now that the yet and migrants are being allowed off the boat. that things will come to an outright clash

between the judiciary and the executive mr salvini was talking to supporters in at a rally in the north of italy in the sea and he said that he had this floor to sixty million italians had and it was very indignant at the magistrates taking action against him had the yes process would have to go through a special court for a ministerial crimes and would have to prosecute bonobo slee and the government doesn't guarantee so i think it's likely to fizzle out but it's typical of the say how it will develop in practice. philip will and joining us from rome thank you time now for some of the other stories making news around the world russian opposition leader alexina vonnie has been released by police up to being detained outside his home his spokesperson said he was later taken to a hospital to treat

a suspected broken finger avani has called for nationwide rallies in early september to protest the government's plans to raise the retirement age. the u.s. says it's slashing more than two hundred million dollars in aid pledged to the palestinian territories the money was meant to fund health and education projects washington says the reason for a fight for the funding cut is hamas is control of the gaza strip a washington considers a mass a terrorist group. a fire at a resort hotel in northeastern china has killed at least one thousand people and injured more than twenty. the blaze broke out in the city of harbin before dawn firefighters rescued schools of guests at the hotel. well injure a few g.'s in bangladesh have been marking one year since the start of the man army crackdown that forced them to leave their homes for testers march through the coxes bizarrely gen where hundreds of thousands are living in makeshift camps grandma

says it's ready to take back the refugees but there's been little progress in resolving the crisis the muslim minority will hinge i demanding equal rights with others in. the crackdown began after all he carried out coordinated attacks on some thirty police stations that killed a dozen office says we'll take a look now at what happened next. a never ending line of refugees streaming across the border from earmarks to bangladesh. they fled after security forces launched a brutal offensive against them last august. soldiers looted and torched their homes they raped tortured and killed thousands of or injure. people. across the border in

bangladesh the refugees have settled in sprawling camps. as they've tried to settle in here with stories of unimaginable horrors have emerged. soldiers came into every house and shot at us. and then looked me up in my house and then set fire to it i have burns like this. out of all the and the worst over my body. conditions in the camps the cramped and squalid the huts era flimsy and built on hilly sandy ground prone to landslides. third world this year's monsoon brought more misery for the ranger. came afloat here with her five children after her husband was killed when the military stormed their village. to her previous shacks in the camp were destroyed

by water she is now hoping for a sturdy a shelter and then i felt i had to sell my pulse is all and even rice for this month i had to sell to build the house my relatives told me to make the house strong even if i were to go hungry as. aid agencies have warned against an outbreak of waterborne diseases such as cholera and diphtheria that mr kim out would rather bad life here and go home i didn't even if we have to sleep in a trench it's better than being back. but they're not meant to stay here in january min mon bangladesh agreed to repatriate the revenger within two years. and man has started building transit camps to house the retina knees. but the un has said conditions are not yet right and so far barely a handful of ranger have returned. german chancellor angela merkel has

been in azerbaijan on the third day of a visit to the region the country is there are hoping for improve ties with the european union and nato for germany energy is key see azerbaijan is a major producer of natural gas and a pipeline now being built could pump it to europe and reduce reliance on russia but that could be complicated by as azerbaijan's human rights record and its bitter dispute with neighboring armenia. the german chancellor was welcomed by an azerbaijani honor guard but president. didn't welcome everyone in miracles delegation parliamentarian ah but viler a member of merkel's party was not allowed into the country can't visited the disputed region of the gorno car a box he was quickly replaced by another going to start member johan vida for despite the snow medical defended her visit she said it wouldn't be possible to

resolve conflict without talks mentioned wastes fodder on. we had a frank discussion about human rights and we didn't agree on every issue but i argued for a strong civil society and that's has to include an open secular society and i'm tired of one side was azerbaijan could help germany become less dependent on russian energy the coup is currently building a pipeline to supply natural gas to europe via turkey got all these so there are no problems whatsoever we will finish the pipeline on time so that we can make a large contribution to europe's energy security germany hopes the southern gas corridor has expanded but who could eventually help deliver gas to be the caspian sea to europe for example from thirty men to stand but other countries in the region would have to agree including russia. the chief political editor. has been following the teslas visit such as says the countries who are

unlikely to be met. as german chancellor angela merkel leaves us about john's capital back who where many public buildings are named after the presidential family. she leaves behind countries that expect a lot in terms of economic cooperation but in the case of georgia feel disappointed still not having a fixed date in terms of when they could potentially join nato or the european union here in azerbaijan the president was challenged on the very question of human rights president aliyev himself claims that those rights are respected german chancellor navigated the interests of the european union in diversifying its all and gas supplies through afghanistan with the very european values she stands for calling on the president to cooperate more when it comes to for instance the

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