headlines. in syria. here on the program. girls who have lost. their. hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets. in a show of support unity speculation the president. in a speech to parliament. the u.s. president of iran with north korea and its latest attempt. to deal

with. a very well welcome to you from all of us here at the international. oh people from liberated towns and dead as zora now trying to get their lives back on track after three years surrounded by islamic state extremists it is not going to be easy to use what i've got the story of two young sisters whose battle for survival has not ended after the terrorists fled the area it's just one of the many tragic stories emerging from before more war zones. meet sally she's five maybe six perhaps seven she doesn't know and the smog hits the streets.

surviving isis's seeds of datasource was new me feet so many perished as a result of starvation sickness my legs. sally is a survivor she has a sister and brother were abandoned by their parents years ago they divorced and left the children to fend for themselves. and their home. who are now on the land she spends her days begging stealing playing and surviving no easy lot for them in this life bit of banter the show. would just had her you can tell you could just have had that a bill of little name said you would set even askin

a man for my neighbors who knew that family have taken pity on the kids and have looks out for them but it's not easy to mock us now by the government i'm at the devoutly you had me and i just must identify how i live my life. but i just said to that on my show why i'm assuming an amount. that you would be at ten to about have been my only son. back there. sally's sister all she has left since her brother died of starvation we found the older girl at the end of this gloomy bullet riddled cargill is a room with broken windows in it leaves a young girl with only flood bloodstain mattresses for company.

about a month ago sagitta who doesn't remember her age was brought in with a head injury when she fell she damaged an implant that siphons away the fluid different people tell different versions some say the full was accidental others attempted suicide but i'll but i but it was. illegal parts and i live by the brain oh. and. i don't she'll find new cures in dead as order as we were filming a nice a shell landed just a few hundred metres away sagitta needs to get to damascus to survive but lacking identification relatives and trapped in a war zone it's difficult to see how that's possible. sagitta doesn't get many visitors but there is one vigil person who

always makes us smile that. if left alone sagitta begin. to scream and cry she needs people the story has spread and good samaritan studio is that i miss for. the month. also that they will your. with. no doubt of. bushra who's. disabled is no treat sure middle class she's poor but a kind heart goes a long long way now that i didn't end up on. the screen there van dyk thought i'm in. there is cool is for optimism side

as suffering has touched a chord action is being taken to get the girls out of bed as order but for now all they really have the cite for promises and p.t. is each other or i guess the see from their disorder syria. meanwhile just forty kilometers north of the syrian army are steadily advancing against. chasing terrorists out of the city of being considered one of islamic states last stronghold in that province we can i'll show you some video received from the frontline. i.

know. he has also launched a military operation against terrorists it's targeting former knows for militants and syria's northwest an easterly province and the move follows turkey russia and iran are reaching a deescalation deal for the war torn nation that was just last month these are the if you cut we can't sold them. we have to extend our brothers now this step has been taken away for the creation of a corridor all along the border with syria ankara is now supporting the free syrian army against. terrorists and a mission that's actually being coordinated with moscow. troops are poised at the syrian border but have not yet crossed into the country

a middle east specialist i'm out of believes there's now a tacit agreement between ankara and damascus. well the very fact that. this time around when turkish observers and troops are heading into the country and we haven't heard from the syrian government. this has gone into a further step previously when turkey went into syria for example in northern syria in general blues to drive out isis or die the syrian state did not endorse the operation and the call it in a in an official statement as an aggression. and now a days we've heard all previous like you know one or two weeks ago we've heard the syrian foreign minister say that this is going to be like a test for turkey so this is a step forward which tells you that the cooperation between the countries has taken a step forward and apparently to what he's hoping to take it all along the way to ease the syrian crisis is out. hundreds of thousands of people flooded the streets

of barcelona on sunday to box unity and denounce the catalan government's push for independence for the rally comes amid speculation that catalonia as president may proclaim the region an independent state in an address to the regional parliament that would be on tuesday. an assessor churkin to reports from barcelona. i. was i. was she was. you could see it was a huge part of the reach it was. but the ninety percent of those who came out to vote in favor of waving spain goodbye and her first also expects promises to be kept for the over eight hundred people

injured on the day of the referendum the question of could it also have been for nothing is now live i was i. was. it's from behind these walls of the castle on parliament that the next big steps for the region are expected to come from catalan leader carlos puts demond promised action towards independence within forty eight hours of official referendum results but has avoided specifics since this week all eyes will be on what happens here next among those who came out in support of catalonia remaining part of spain where group so far right activists they were waving the spanish chanting slogans and also giving nazi salutes meanwhile the spanish prime minister has given his first major interview since the catalan independence referendum you failed to take any measures necessary to prevent the region breaking away including suspending its tanami ricotta cutline people's reaction to monday on the whole his comments. we're going

to prevent independence from occurring that is why i can tell you with absolute frankness that it will not happen. it seems wrong to me because he thinks so but because in a democracy the president must protect the people's right to choose our goal was to do as little damage as possible what happened was due to stubbornness and holding a referendum when they knew it was absolutely illegal it was very irresponsible of those who made that decision. i think the government has behaved very severely and aggressively towards a kind of legitimate and democratic demand of cattle and citizens it's a battle for europe it's a battle for european values and we have to win the national populism goes against european values that are. european i don't think so because europe should give us more support it doesn't seem to me that there's a battle going on between his government and you who does not say anything that makes sense he does not listen he does not try to hold

a dialogue and i do not understand why he is still in his post if he was receptive and humane person he would resign political commentator and journalist john white things it's pretty hard to tell how things will play out in catalonia a society that is divided. think it's too soon to scrape for it to go defeat you either say but what is clear this is the first time the opposition to tattle on independence has been so prominent on the streets given that mr hoyer is already president when it comes to using force against a hotline separatism. and it seems lately that he would be able to do so again as you say no vainly said reaching out to sea to try and pave the way for negotiations it's clear that it is huge pool ideation in this society and this is the most dangerous task by fiat i think that spain is a rather fragile democracy has faced since it's more than an carnation in the late one nine hundred seventy s. . but the u.s.

tackling both the korean crisis and threatening to scrap the iran nuclear deal president has now decided to lump together his two at bursaries by accusing tear run of supporting pyongyang. i believe they're funding north korea i believe they're trading with military career i believe they're doing things with korea that is totally inappropriate in terms eyes iran is teaming up with another arch enemy of the united states but hey there's no challenge that trump can't overcome i think that the president is the one that's keeping the world from chaos the truth is this coming week dahlan trump is expected to take a major step to question the game changing nuclear deal reached with tehran that's despite the fact that iran has been playing by the rules the u.n. nuclear agency the e.u. and the trumpet ministration itself have all confirmed the country is playing ball and sticking to the agreement washington has been trying for months to confuse the matter by adding a bit of double speak we agreed on the fact that iran is instead. if

you're dealing with a nuclear deal the agreement is that even if they are in technical compliance technical violations of the nuclear rights i'm all for agreements but that is a bad one they have not lived up to the spirit of their agreement they are not living up to the spirit of their agreement but that attempt left a couple of questions hanging in the air how do you determine if the spirit of a deal is being violated and is that reason enough to back out so unsurprisingly that approach wasn't quite cutting it and perhaps that's why translate a strategy involved adding another international troublemaker p.n. yang to the mix the aggressive rhetoric between north korea and the white house has put the possibility of nuclear war on everyone's minds and with no solution to that in sight we are now also facing the possible consequences of dismantling the nuclear deal with the iran on friday trump met with top military officials reportedly addressing the agreement and left everyone uncomfortable with an

impromptu and rather ominous message are you. going to. the world is perplexed by what that could possibly mean but we think we have a pretty good idea storm donald is already making landfall batten down the hatches . donald trump does go ahead and decertify the nuclear deal that could lead to new u.s. sanctions against tehran there are reports they could target iran's key security force the revolutionary guard by designating it as a terrorist group but the forces commander has already had back warning it will respond by equating the pentagon to eisele iran's president is also standing firm against the u.s. rhetoric adding that trump will be unable to reverse the nuclear agreement no matter how hard he tries. the u.s. under the nuclear deal we have achieved benefits irreversible nobody can roll them back neither mr trump nor. those benefits are reversed mr trump is

a very unpredictable person but all indications seem to show that that's what he is going to do and if he does decertify the agreement basically it will show the international community that the united states is trustworthy country and it's not a country that you can negotiate with and i think the same is true with any country that wants or is even contemplating negotiating with the united states so the united states hurts itself more than anyone else and if it wishes to increase sanctions on iran then i think the iranians will find their means to retaliate. the war in eastern ukraine is into its fourth year despite the conflict now rarely making world headlines people there are still struggling to meet their most basic needs the government in kiev considers the area an occupied territory and are

refusing to send any support such as salaries or pensions and that hasn't stopped one western citizen from reaching out to help. yes there. is a castle. there i might be. a. campus one just last. spring has filed a civil war it is still going down though it's just yet. of course last. may i congratulate you on your recent documentary trap a real heartbreaking in yet sad story the star of the show must go to princess

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here in moscow approaching twenty minutes past nine now on this monday morning it's a busy start of the work week for world news we are back in a. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling class is protect themselves. in the final. we can all middle of the room.

could have you with us today for your news leaked f.b.i. report is sparking anger after the agency expressed concern over what it branded black identity extremists the report claims that causing an increase in violence against law enforcement officials but activists insist is just another attempt by authorities to strip the black community of its right to protest. now the controversial report comes in the wake of widespread protests by black lives matter

activists and some lewis in the state of missouri they came out last month after the acquittal white officer implicated in the killing of a black motorist back in twenty eleven police arrested over three hundred protesters over the course of eighteen days in september and october but officers were accused of using violent tactics against the demonstrators. officer who was charged with the first degree murder of anthony smith back in

twenty eleven the officer said he saw smith holding a gun and felt that he was in imminent danger but prosecutors accused stokley of planting a gun in smith's car after he shot him. protesters have come out ever since stokley was acquitted we spoke with one of the protest organizers who accuses the police of a military like response. we are saying from the police force is a very militarized reaction we've been. we've been mazed we've seen killing which is when they block us and from all sides into mass arrests of one

hundred one hundred fifty people people there have not been a part of the processes they just happened to be in the area and while there have been arrested they have gotten mayes they have been sitting in jail for twenty four hours and then a lot of times they get released without any charge against them so what we are seeing is a police force that is governing how we express our first amendment rights and when they get tired and when they get up say they militarize they against the people we've had police officers they have ran their car in the middle of processes we have police they. beat him but times against the ground they grab people they hit on people and they are now being held accountable so until those actions are taken into aren't justified as being ok any more than they are going to can say is this the it's a do it in we're going to concede it's a clash. diplomatic relations between turkey and the u.s.

have suffered another major blow. visa services on its diplomatic facilities all across america in response to washington taking the same steps following the detention of one of its consulate employees. recent events have forced the united states governments reassess the commitments of the government of key to the security of u.s. mission facilities and personnel in order to minimize the number of visitors to our embassy and consulates while this assessment proceeds effective immediately we have suspended all known immigrant visa services at sole u.s. diplomatic facilities and. the employee in question who worked at the u.s. consulate in istanbul was arrested last week is accused of espionage and plotting to overthrow the turkish government turkish authorities claim he has links to exiled cleric for to a girl and who lives in america who ankara says was the mastermind behind last

year's failed coup attempt he has long been urging the u.s. to extradite the preacher but washington has so far refusing to act but that's just one issue stoking tension american support a kurdish forces fighting islamic state has also angered ankara which sees both groups as terrorist organizations also during a u.s. visit back in may the turkish leaders bodyguards were caught on camera attacking opposition protesters. but hussein bank chief of the middle east technical university told us relations are likely to deteriorate even further. time in the history we have this type of four situation and the tension will increase because american thought and it took a side they're ready if you want to fight in this case and probably in the coming days there will be some other majors from both sides it is not a good thing for nato members is not good for

a strategic and i have not yet nor poor. not longer of report like this but the tendency is not very promising more turkey on america will have different views not only in syria and other issues on the plate here. what headlines for you today on the program here at aussie international we were in about twenty five minutes. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the navy seals exactly just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch to sleep yampa is the john oliver of hearty americans do the same we are

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i'm after a time say we're going underground fifty years to the day of the u.s. backed assassination of argentine revolutionary change of are a coming up of the show why is nato not bombing madrid just save barcelona we ask a member of britain's parliamentary group on catalonia what atrocities he witnessed last week when eighty years ago international brigades for u.k. backed fascism and from playing judy garland in the end of the rainbow around the world to the coppers it's hollywood sometimes star carlotta campion in follies at the royal national theatre award winning actor tracy bello told coronation street to j. edgar hoover was shoot you're only killing a man the apparent last words of che guevara before he was shot dead by cia forces in bolivia on this day nine hundred sixty seven we speak to take of ours brother about the persecution of his family in the adjoining legacy and one of history's most famous revolutionaries all the more coming up in today's going underground but first catalonia in spain is the location of arguably one of the most critical flashpoints of the modern age of twenty tens of thousands of volunteers from fifty

three countries went to fight british and american backed fascists in spain the volunteers from britain in the international regain were monitored by the defacto pro franco u.k. spy agency m i five which was supposed to be neutral they were members of the communist party and at that time that was seen by much of the establishment as the main threat to be concerned about so m i five were charged with keeping tabs on anybody really that was a communist and once the spanish civil war broke out obviously they were very concerned because they were stoned simply being neutral they want they were very concerned these people might go to spain and fight for the public weapon sales from now nato nations would lead to the failure of the international brigades to win against spain's fascists and the defeat is seen by some as the precursor to tens of millions dying in world war two and the holocaust but this week catalonia is again fighting in spain backed by european powers today's democratic session of the catalan parliament is.