the, the business data use live from pilot. the goal in a car box government dissolves itself. the self proclaimed state says that both formerly ceased to exist by john more than half off into population as fletcher armenia off the other by john, so control under arrested. it's formerly also coming up, the used struggles to agree on new roles on migration, even off to germany, agrees to go along with an intensely negotiated package. the changes aimed to take pressure off the front line countries and relocate arrivals to all the be used.

and she paved the way to say for abortions now gone us former health, minnesota as one the right live they are the full efforts. do these brooklyn of mesa receives what is known as the alternative nobel prize, full time hearing reproductive rights. in that the, i'm gonna have those as well come to the program, the leader of the going to come back separate as government, has the glad that the territory will be dissolved in the coming months. this comes off to us about john arrested his predecessor, and going to car boxes internationally recognized as part of also by john, but has a largely ethnic armenian population. this came on the other by johnny control following a lightning military operation last week,

fearing reprisals. many residents on awfully, a more and more ethnic comedians are arriving as the exodus from the going oak. our bus continues that possessions reduced to just what they could bring with them on the road. i mean, is government says more than half of the regions as the comedian population has now fled and is accusing as a bi joan of ethnic cleansing the above and how to use the exodus of our media and from the gone will cut off as a result of us or by johns ethnic cleansing, policy continues to send that to, to analysis of the situation. sure. to end the coming to use the will renew armenians. less than the going to cut off. this is a not to best nick planes in k as a by john has repeatedly denied that they wants to full scale median population out promising that their rights would be protected. but decades a bit to separate. the struggle has left those fleeing with little trust in as

a by jones would for many fears were confirmed by the arrest of full, i'm going to going to cut her by separate is lead to reuben by done young as he tried to flee to armenia. he's now facing trial for financing terrorism, and other charges as a by john had agreed to allow rebel fighters to leave if they lay down their arms. but it says that doesn't apply to war. crime suspects for those who do make it to armenia, what they've left behind is crumbling quickly. the 3 decades old breakaway territory has announced it will cease to exist by early next year. from all of this i spoke to alicia about tanya and she's a senior research and this out on the south causes region with the international crisis group. the think tanks in the our medium capital year of on aust. if the dream for independence is no officially over to well with this,

definitely the and to is chapter that started in the beginning of the ninety's, we're on the local officials. they declared independence. then there were 2 wars, many escalation, many incidents, and then so to leave with us also the consequence of police military operations that lasted for only several hours, but brought the ad 2 ways to talk to entity. it doesn't mean that the conflict is over. i'm not sure because we have falls as of a ethnic, our menus from the current above fleeing, but still thinking that was their homeland. that probably means that the conflict is not over. and then we are certainly to see more developers happening and taking place in the coming years. so don't think that it means that armenia is finally giving up on the go on a car. it is not the both armenia i'm talking about those core, leaving the core in the car box. armenians have been leaving an invoice wherever region for many centuries. there are some very important objects of cultural

heritage. i know we are the people who believed that was their homeland. i was talking about them. armenia has its own challenges to visit with joe next week. very moment. it's board. that was i believe with neighbors. it's not to the mark heated. there were awesome. i should put you on the troops station deep inside armenia. there is also was claim for having so called core door in front of the front of the region. so farming your so i mean, you has plenty to, to, to resolve on. they told me a bunch on that was very well. so what have you had been about those asked me to come in. so still. yeah. in the goal and i'll call back, i want to remind or they are taking to lease. so we just kind of the main goal, i haven't spoken to a single person who, who plans to stay there on the ground. maybe there will be some very few people who

decides to that a, at least very moment. the main concern and of the low cost is to pack and also to find some petrol to, to get a car and to pack and leave. you know, the 3 is a huge line of people for, you know, taking was route between number and a car box in our meeting. and unfortunately takes many, many hours. there were already people suffering, leave, know what her and no food. it will take still several days for ways, so people to get out. so what kind of future lies ahead for those people who don't have flood downs, which people will leave knowing armenia, the majority of them are the local government will have to find resources. and then we'll have to adopt these policies in order to integrate them as much as it can. the armenians from the core in a car box the are different from our minos,

felicia norman, you, they speak of distance language, they have their own traditions. so it will be not really very easy to integrate them with will be a challenge that are mean you will have to face for us to come. thank you very much. less yeah. bye tanya. i'm from the international crisis group in armenia. thank you to and brussels, so meeting off you and terry a minute says trying to find a compromise on a solomon migration rules as drawing to a close within agreement expected only in the next few days. germany says it's agreed to speak to the processing rules for asylum seekers on his migraines coming into the lot. it's really appears to be blocking a past over standards and detention centers and the role of embryos and supports in migrants. several frontline countries say they can no longer deal with a large number of people arriving on bishop. and let's go straight to

brussels squared rosie bridget, is a following that meeting and standing by for us, rosie a lot of back and forth that on this crisis mechanism have lead us that offered any clarity. so we don't have any sort of real clarity yet. gerhard, but it's no surprise because for years this topic of the european, union's migration and the silent policy has been incredibly politically talks incredibly divisive between e u. member states. and in fact, the most controversial part of these reforms that to you is trying to undertake has already got a green light that was a few months ago when e. u. member states agreed on applying for a more equitable distribution of migrants and asylum seekers arriving in countries like actually greece and spain to other parts of the european union. so that big part of the deal is to some extent, already done. but there was a missing piece of the legislative puzzle here, and it's the so called crisis mechanism. it's

a real book on what countries us on the frontline of this issue. so countries with coast coastal, you countries leech lake, re, spain, as i mentioned, what they can do if large numbers of migrants and asylum seekers arrive on their shores, all at once. no, germany had been one of the countries which was of stating which was causing a blockage here on this, but we just spoke to jeremy's interior minister, nancy phaser who came out of see me very positive saying that she had secured what she was looking for in terms of guarantees, for example, that families and children would be processed as a priority and these kind of for relaxed, real situations. if there is indeed a crisis underway. but that being said, we saw just in the past few years, 8 to resubmit is through this meeting, literally walk out. so that means there is still new official agreement yet bought the ministers that are here who have remained. certainly the spanish minister who was briefly press seems quite beat in 16. they think a compromise is within reach. and then they're on the brink of

a breakthrough. so the time and it's still walked out, what does it exactly as it's really worried about than well, listen to tell you, those sources are still be officially very tight slipped here, but part of the backdrop of the history of all this is the equally is one of those southern coastal e u countries which receives tens of thousands already of a regular migration arrivals to their shores this new years. and because of the way you migration asylum policies sets up, people who arrive most a register for asylum pub, their a silent request process in that country where they 1st survive. and that does put at least certainly an administrative version on countries like actually on for years roll has been calling out to other countries saying that it needs more help. now we think part of the dispute here is also linked to rooms. a reticence with regards to germany, supporting some non profit organizations, which helped rescue migrants and asylum seekers making dirties towards

a to let you know easily. a government has, in the past said that it thinks those non profit groups are essentially incentivizing or encouraging people to make these very perilous journeys across the mediterranean. so divisional that still exists. and i think it's fair to say that we will likely still be talking about these for years to come as one of these most, as i said, divisive topics between these e u. member states based on from one hand that you oversee of the southern and you countries on countries further afield to the north, to the east for example. but simply some of them say they don't want to take in for a tweet. what greece, what spade would see us, their fair share of the migrants arriving to their shores? rosie very briefly, if the ministers come to an agreement, when will we see any effects or not any time soon? that's because this agreement is and when it comes we'll then have to go to debate with your team parliament. and then there will be an implementation period. so it's likely to be a couple of years before we see these rules taking effect. and of course,

every day, more regular migrants are arriving to the you and many of them we should say hundreds already this year i've droned or gone missing in their attempt to make it to your it was a bunch of them in brussels for us. thank you. very much rosie, the migration is reached into all the areas to influencing political polls and helping the far right gain ground across europe. it also poses problems for initiatives to help families good used to a new country and a new language programs to help children learn the language of that new host country, for example, are struggling as they become over subscribed with a sudden intake of people at the learning gym and isn't easy, but these kids are giving the best. this is a so called welcome class. it is designed to get children who recently arrived in germany ready for regular school. my favorite subject is

a sports issue. i love to play with friends during the break. these pupils from ukraine or of ghana stem. i'm guessing a few hours a day focusing on german language skills. they all flip their home countries with their families. some have been through traumatic experiences. and almost, emma, you always have to look, how does the child react, the end, the one child may have experienced something and they cannot talk about it. and they are not even aware. and in that moment you just have to the castles this time around. 11000 children and teens are currently taking part in welcome classes in berlin. but according to city, dates are more than a 1000, are still waiting for the place. the reason, a lack of rooms and teaching staff that's probably is thought, well, the problem has been known for months on the number of children who need a school places increasing and there's still no solution on to skip those kind of

are teaching union staff of the push level says the city isn't doing enough to help schools provide these essential classes. says the injustices that is ultimately suffolk by the child, and that cannot be the goal. nope, now and not in the years to come. buildings department for education headset if need small time to ramp up. welcome classes. it did not respond to double use requests for statements. so for now, the problem remains, leaving many children without a social doorway to everyday life. and i've told the kid, it's a night and the children and all the families sit around all day with nothing to do . i know they're allowed to pursue any activity and do not know what to do. every day is without structure, loan and boring, and beautiful tools, long, long violet platforms. and back in class, these children are the lucky ones. taking the 1st steps towards the full education

and then you hope that's have a look at some of the other stores making headlines today. nato secretary general get installed and access ukrainian forces are gradually gaining ground and they're contra offensive. uh you said that after a meeting with ukraine's president for all of them is lensky antiques. the nasal chief is the app to discuss the needs of ukraine's troops. sold back, said need to have contracts for 2400000000 euros and munitions before you write. for borders as the defense ministers of germany and israel have signed a deal to supply the is rarely made missile defense system arrows free to germany. the hypersonic system will become a key part of europe's defense against the era. the attack is the largest dealer, the history of israel's defense industry. type on has unveiled its 1st domestically built submarine. as the island seems to boost its defenses against

china, type fe has increase defense spending to 19000000000 dollars next year. most of the hardware will come from the us, but the government is building 8 of its own new submarines. the american soldier, travis king, has returned to the west of the being expelled bundles, korea entering the country illegally. he was arrested and held in downtown for 2 months before being handed over to us custody. private king is being evaluated at the military medical facility in texas. the win is off, this is right livelihood awards were announced today. the award is also known as the alternative nobel prize is almost activists and organizations making the world's best a place to of the witness environmental advocacy group. mother nature can bodya and as to, as submitted to that on the, the and g o is being awarded for his rescue missions in the mediterranean, off the coast of libya, as well as mended on this,

as it has saved tens of thousands of migrants from drumming is a closer look at the work. this is the ocean viking. the ship and its crew. carry out s o. s. meta tara nay. is mission to save those at risk and the dangerous crossing of the mediterranean sea, where thousands die each year after their boats capsize. since its founding s o. s . meta tara nay, has helped rescue nearly 40000 people. the rescue ship operates mainly off the coast of libya. is that still launching point for many of the overcrowded often on see where the vessels used by smugglers to get people across it then takes the migrants. it's rescued to nearby italian ports. that's our last minutes. renee is, director general says she hopes the right livelihood awards will help shine a light on the problem that i would i would like to impose to realize the, the situation in the central mid the throne incident is still going on that balance

. to a lot of people fling, i need to enter these. i know i'm trying to find the safe space somewhere else. and the there is thing that lies to do so. and this year, for example, those uh, almost over $2500.00, then we come to the florida and that people shouldn't have to risk their lives to be able to, to look for safety. so it's a for, for me, it's the main, it's the main issue. but italy has pushed back far right and anti immigration prime minister, georgia maloney wants to stop and g o ships from acting as ferry boats for migrants on multiple occasions at telling. and authorities have refused to let the ocean viking dock and certain ports. but as our last mediterranean, a is on the turn, the ocean viking sales on trying to make the crossing less deadly for those in search of a better life. of the world also on us to african activist visit phillip

phyllis emilio from kenya has been on the for 5 for environmental protection and justice in a rural community. effective by lead poisoning from an industrial plant nearby and other award goes to a good night. and doctor was pioneer reproductive rights in africa. the jury said the, they recognized these brooklyn, i missed some full paving. the way to say for abortion access, brooklyn of, besides served, has gone us minister for health. i'm doesn't and bass of the, to the c, the points that we had a chance to catch up with dr. eunice brooklyn on this. so it's a good on that. and it's a very satisfying the that's the worst of our assess. yes. so, so has been so recognized, but most of both i receive it in, in, in the, on behalf of the menu, women that have lost their life. so i'm it so sorry to bend over the course and

hope that it will need you to a better understanding of the issues and to improving their productive health services for remaining. the future may have been doing this work for many, many years. do women and gone on now have access to safe abortion or is that more to be done? well, yes and no. um, good done the house, one of the and last in the continental allow for a wash and for such an indications as administrative health has with support from my organization and develop guidelines for making this possible. um that still um logistics you just use that to be to be addressed, but then the know in general we're many together. oh,

but if i advise that they are available to have access to super bushing services. now when you look back at the time when you began your journey, how controversial was it for you to talk about women's, reproductive rights? oh, my goodness, it was almost impossible. i mean, the book is word that's i call it was most acceptable in, in the, in the decent it goes away. and so that's what i'm have to do it. and sometimes people avoid that me when, when i attend the meetings and conferences, but i know i talked about the time of the time and pushed on. and eventually, eventually i must say that everyone that you have real to understand no to the cost and advocacy of values. clarification, which will help people to see the issues quite to pass on themselves and their own disease. and also um,

sharing results of good practice from else way and women and men and governments and products and make us have both come roads. one to 2, to understand that this is the only way to go to review the restrictive logs and to fix, especially to mix services available home. and we need the bush and so they go next to it. so to see if a portion and, and, and a you describe the, the positive development of that in gone, of above all, those assets use the old on to, to still prevalent elsewhere in africa. today. that this way your people still a tier to the old aptitude, especially on religious grounds. i will say that most of the i'm really just go. but then you also have really just people really just organizations really just don't test it just um, mid vice. oh, i've seen that too many access need access to save services

and, and the, and the full and the full of those willing and um, actually involved in providing services. talk to you in these brooklyn, i saw that one of the winners office is right. live feel it's awards. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. and to know for the remainder of africa and the well to the us now where donald trump's rivals have clashed at the 2nd republican debate to determine the pos is next president. so candidates, trump chose not to attend the event in california, he held a campaign, riley in michigan, instead of holding the president is still the clear frontrunner in opinion polls candidate 7 candidates vying for the moment in the spotlight with the republicans biggest star. nowhere to be seen that can be to get to the right. some of the drums,

rivals were quick to get the food chain. and i want to look at a camera right now. tell you donald, i know you're watching. you can help yourself. i know you're watching. okay. and you're not here tonight. not because of polls and not because if you're in diamonds, you're not here tonight because you're afraid of being honest agent defending your record. wrong desantis a distance 2nd in the polls behind trump was also keen to make his mug. the donald trump is missing an action. he should be on this stage tonight. he owes it to you to defend his record, where they added 7.8 trillion to the debt that set the stage for the inflation that we have in our to. but it was an old trump, trump, trump candidates, father, the immigration, and the economy, and squabbled over support for ukraine. take time just because clinton is not and he wasn't able dictator does not mean that ukraine is good. this is

a country that has banned to live in opposition party. so when the in different jobs mean, if you understand that you like to have that no idea you'll have, you'll have a chance of just a moment. yeah. and the her own personal insults isn't helping. pickering aside, none of the candidates had the breakthrough moment. they were hoping for the head of the debate, trump support as outside the venue had made clear they didn't care. he was skipping the stage. once again, the president, pretty much already been decided. heard in sales isn't going to it hasn't much if there's any, most likely go all the way. now everyone here is lying for his attention and take the number to stay with trumps mounting legal troubles. doing little to dennis his appeal among republican voters, at least the race for the nomination still seems very much he's to lose in spain, please have rated the officers of the country soccer federation. it's part of an investigation into a legit bribery over the refereeing official by the bustle,

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