when pierre nkurunziza announced he'd run for a third term. the united states and china agreed on a draft resolution that would expand sanctions against north korea. the proposal will be put to the u.n. security council on thursday, in response to the weapons test and rocket launch in january. harry faucet has the latest from seoul. >> diplomats have been working on the draft resolution since january, when a fourth nuclear test was carried out. there has been a rocket launch, and so this is designed as punishment for both of those events. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry said the measures will go beyond anything that has been done before, in terms of sanctions against north korea. what those measures will be has not been confirmed. there's reporting coming outs of the semiofficial newsagency suggesting that certain institutions inside north korea will be blacklisted, the ministry for atomic energy industry, the organization in charge of the rocket launch putting a satellite into space, china is on board for the specific measures, the que

they have been plagued with crisis since pierre nkurunziza won a third term in a disputed election. 240,000 fled the country or have been involved in violence >>> demonstrations in myanmar don't want australian -- aung san suy kyi to be the next preside president. the constitution bans anyone married to another nationality cannot lead. her husband is british. and so are her two sons >>> to a country with the highest teenage pregnancy rate. it helps to send the population to 100 million. family planning is cut, and the catholic church continues opposition to contraception. more from manila >>> this woman is 20 years old she has two boys, and a baby from a current partner. she was not given family planning advice. she never thought having unsafe sex would lead to pregnancy. . >> translation: it didn't cross my mind that this would happen. my mother asked why i wasn't having my period. she said i may be pregnant. it turned out i was. >> reporter: she is not the only one. viel phones were put top of a list of asian countries with the greatest number of teenage pregnancies. multiple partners and

subject to civil violence following a failed coup against president and karen season -- president nkurunziza. agreed onron precedent on tuesday. measures, -- reporter: with an eu reform deal in hand, britain prime minister -- british prime minister david cameron faced the next step, selling the deal to skeptical mps in the house of commons. aime minister cameron: settlement which will offer families in our country security at every stage of their lives. that's what we're fighting for. reporter: the european council president produced a draft document on monday which could grant more powers to national parliaments to block eu laws, allow britain to restrict access benefits -- on benefits for non-european migrants. this was not enough for many eurosceptics, who, polls show, have been growing in numbers. they accuse cameron of selling britain short in the proposal. and be a good european -- reporter: the heated discussions were even tempered with moments of humor, like when the labour leader accused the prime minister of discussing the proposal with journalists before the mp's themselves. camer

it was triggered by president pierre nkurunziza's decision to seek and win a third term. previous attempts at such political dialogue have not been successful. the foreign affairs minister said the government is committed, but will not negotiate with coup plotters and criminals. >> how do you ask a member state, which agreed to those instruments, to move away and. talk to the coup makers. >> a high level au delegation will be sent to burundi, and too to have authorities accept the deployment of troops. some are critical of the failure to deploy peacekeepers. a lot hinges on leaders. 54 leaders, a lot have issues around their own leadership and power. they would not want to see a decision putting them in a bind as well. >> reporter: apart from burundi, african state compelled leaders to form a deadline as soon as possible. new estimation has been in conflict for three years, over a dispute between the president and his former vice president. and made a resolution to increase support for troops in somali, and deal with increasing threat of attacks with better strategy. the

send peacekeeping forces to burundi amid ongoing violence sparked by burundi president pierre nkurunziza's decision last year to seek a third term. more than 400 people have been killed and nearly a quarter of a llion ha fled abad since april. the violence is the worst burundi has seen since the end of i 12-yearivil warwhich ended in005. in news from europe, europol says at least 10,000 child refugees have disappeared after arriving on european soil sparking concern that many of , them may have fallen victim to human and sex trafficking. europol says thousands of children have registered with european authorities, yet are now are unaccounted for. the agency estimates some may be with family members, but that others have fallen into hands of a pan-european "criminal infrastructure." meanwhile, in sweden, a group of men has been arrested after more than 100 men, some wearing masks and carrying wooden sticks, descended on central stockholm friday night with the intention of beating up refugee children. a flier distributed before the planned attack threatened to give refugee children the "puni