is angry at german thora he's at the time of the attack he headed the trucking firm whose vehicle was hijacked by the attacker on a summary. besides the biggest loss my cousin i had to shoulder enormous expenses because of the attack i didn't even say that early on. the haunting remnant in this bag a fragment of the truck wreckage is a valve that the police returned to our ski for months after the attack was out of action because of the official investigation. there was the loss of my very expensive truck for one thing. i had to replace the tractor trailer at least. then there were three weeks of inactivity and all the lost income relating to that. and of course multiple trips to berlin. he did receive ten thousand euros compensation from the german foreign ministry the same as the other victims' relatives the special commissioner maintains he's done everything possible to help her off ski's farm recover but a year after the attack the pain of loss is still very present for the family of the. thousands of refugees and migrants live on the greek island of less moves in conditions that

all thora he's have given conflicting reports on whether the assailant was killed or arrested and on whether a second gunman was involved the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility the shooting comes just a month after militants affiliated to i.a.s. attacked a soofi mosque in north sinai killing over three hundred people. egypt remains under a state of emergency. as more families grieve it is clear that security services struggling to contain a brutal insurgency. at the other stories making news around the world egyptian state media say former islamist president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to three years in prison for insulting the just very morsi was toppled by a military coup twenty thirteen he's been detained everything and has faced trial on several chart. mourners in new york city have held a vigil to honor the victims of an apartment fire that killed twelve people including four children it was the city's deadliest fire in decades officials say the blaze was started by a preschooler who had been playing with the still. authorities in serbia have discovered a hu

all thora teams have given conflicting reports on whether the assailant was killed or arrested and on whether a second gunman was involved the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility the shooting comes just a month after militants affiliated to i.s.i. attacked a soofi mosque in north sinai killing over three hundred people. egypt remains under a state of emergency. as more families grieve it is clear that security service is struggling to contain a brutal insurgency. now some other stories making news around the world mourners in gaza have held a funeral for a palestinian killed in clashes with israeli troops a spokesman said the soldiers shot at the instigators of what it called a violent protest regional tensions spiked after u.s. president donald trump recognized to roost woman as. the capital of israel. russia's supreme court has upheld a ban on opposition leader alexina volley from running in the country's twenty eighteen election the court rejected his appeal to a prior ruling that barred him from registering as a candidate. responded on twitter calling on russians to

after a fire broke out at a four story shopping mall firefighters have begun recovering bodies and of thora to say there is no chance of survival for anyone trapped inside crews have now put out the blaze in the south and city. and it's believed the fire started on the third floor the cause is not yet known. kremlin critic alexei ny is holding rallies in cities across russia to back his bid to run in next year's presidential election now vali is hoping the show of support will persuade officials to overturn a quote conviction that bars him from standing as a candidate a ruling he says is politically motivated now paul is considered the strongest potential challenger to president vladimir putin who is expected to extend his hold on power by another six he is. we have come together to live a better life and make our country better. this is something we will fight for i thank you all for your trust to be your candidate and fight for your interests. i promise that i will not disappoint you. but together we will lead russia to a better future. for this. christmas eve is finally here and now that

killed and more than a dozen others injured after a bus plowed into a busy pedestrian underpass moscow thora days have ruled out terrorism and have detained the driver of the bus for questioning. c.c.t.v. footage shows the bus leaving the side of a busy multi-lane highway and plunging into a pedestrian underpass near a metro station several victims were crushed beneath the wheels as the vehicle careered down the steps emergency services rushed to the seeing to recover the bus there's no evidence so far of any terrorist involvement. no need to euro probably technical and human factors at play the state of the road cannot have been a factor the road was clear it's thought the bus driver may have lost control of the vehicle because of a problem with the handbrake police held him for questioning there was no choice we rescued seven people four of whom unfortunately did not make it we managed to prevent the bus catching fire the bus has now been towed out of the protests street an underground passage we have finished operation here. first your tip of the from . the incident happened on one of mus

or thora he's in delhi a trying to tackle the problem a ban on vehicles that don't meet emission standards is due to come into effect next year and burning plastic will soon become illegal but few believe that the new rules will be enforced. our next story is a case of greed versus need the world bank says the vast majority of mine is a round the world working unofficial mines and are totally dependent on the proceeds working in the unregulated industry can be dangerous and would benefit both workers and economies if governments would recognize the shadow mining economy until then they'll remain a thorn in the side of regular commodity companies. in this wasteland on the outskirts of kimberley close to ten thousand informal miners are eking out a living by sifting through the waste of the area's diamond mines locally they are known as some azzam as meaning keep on trying the local zulu language kimberley is situated in south africa's northern cape province and was once the world's diamond capital but the boom is long over many of the mines and supporting businesses closed or downscaled and

they all worked on their stories that they would tell viewer thora teams. it remains to be seen if form of folks frog and c.e.o. martin venter calling could face charges in germany he has repeatedly denied knowing about emissions cheating schmidt's sentencing comes months after that of another former manager james liang having cooperated with authorities and handed in a guilty plea from the outset he received a forty month jail sentence. the next news item concerns your money if there is anything we learned from the two thousand and eight financial crisis is that rescuing banks should never again fall to the taxpayer ever since central bankers and financial supervisors have been haggling over what this regulation specifically should look like later today these so-called basel committee will present the results the final component of the basel three regulation now here's the initial consensus central banks would determine how much equity banks would need to buffer wrists now and twenty ten the experts in basel determined that number to be eight per cent but

a threat to her or thora to see over her own party with eleven rebels you know joining the other side and being accused of treachery and being traitors however despite all the pressure they did vote with the other size and what analysts say that gives them a taste for rebellion which doesn't bode well for future votes and there are a lot of of votes are going to be necessary to get bricks through the house of commons one of those what's next week this was to decide on the actual date for brags that a march twenty ninth two thousand and nineteen is that said to be another challenge for theresa may yes but it looks like there may be a solution because the conservative party does not want to suffer another internal rebellion as it had last week and even now the government whips are trying to work out of a form of words that will satisfy these rebels and so that we don't have the spectacle of to reason a losing another vote her authority being sacked even further at this stage they will try and find a way of keeping the dates in the legislation but giving some flexibility given all of tha

dorrit in western iran there has been no information about the cause of death officials say they were thora taze didn't open fire at any point while the deputy provincial governor claims foreign influence is more likely . that in the heart of the point we have found evidence of enemies of the revolution tech syria groups and foreign agents in this clash take fear is a term for sunni militants especially islamic states in this situation violent clashes broke out in the illegal demonstration on saturday and unfortunately two people were killed no shots were fired by the police and security forces and the goals for this rally to finish peacefully earlier the u.s. state department said it's closely following the protests it also condemned any arrest also claiming the protests were peaceful however they've haven't always been result peacefully in this video obtained by our rectally news agency you can see a police station burning after reportedly being torched by protesters there hasn't been any information about whether anyone was hurt the u.s. state department also quoted base remarks made in

that cooperation with libya when it comes to migration is that if they continue to support libyan or thora te's european governments are laying bare what their true priority is putting the closure of the central mediterranean route before the welfare of the little people. here reporting will meanwhile in its own report the european commission has evaluated the block's programs in libya stressing the need to tackle smuggling and human trafficking in the country it does go on to say though the efforts have had a strong human rights component and are being conducted in cooperation with the un refugee agency but we did get in touch with several institutions over the allegations against e.u. governments including the italian foreign ministry one reply we did get was from the un secretary general step the spokes person and he expressed concern over the situation in libya and stressed the need for the proper resettlement of migrants and we also heard from oxfam too which says that while it can't comment on amnesty's findings its own information does indicate the report holds water oxfam adds that

moment straight to france we will go where parisians are threatening to go on a hunger strike of all thora teams don't clear up a migrant camp in the capital moron that you know. manufactured to send stuff to public will. when the ruling class is to protect them so. when the final. we can all middle of the room sick. it is good to have you with us today locals living in a district of paris have written an open letter to president macron demanding a makeshift migrant camp be cleared from the area threatening to go on hunger strike if the situation is not swiftly dealt with to do. this so to solve this problem we need to end the system of temporary camps for asylum seekers it is ruining our district and destroying the image of the right to asylum it should be transformed into a distant system to help people return to the contras normally if this is not happening by the end of this year a group of us will go on a hunger strike migrants have been descending on the tenth district of paris where an asylum center is located they've been hanging around on the streets while they wait for the applic

this standoff and thousands of people have been on the streets of hong kong protesting what they call thora tarion rule by china and demanding the justice secretary's resignation over a crackdown on pro-democracy protests as one of the leaders behind the occupy hong kong protest three years ago says he'll keep fighting even though he starts a jail sentence next week for you in about twenty five minutes time al-jazeera world continues now. yes stick to. sleep. and it should be. a. good. plan which i'll go with jeanette yellow book. sure to get a shot i want to go out on that. if you were on larry. king. live that. little. big thing i'm a big. all-star you guys should not. think you. well. just. think. just. going to have. to have that number. on the side and i missed. that. lead to stuff and i. said john nice. not ice. then. and still. i don't have another step then i looked up on my. mind i had been out of finest in god's. will i had enough idols. have been nothing if you have to be out if you are both right now. i'm sure. i don't. and i. look to bit about where. there's more to their famil

that cooperation with libya when it comes to migration is that if they continue to support libyan or thora tease you are paying governments are laying bare what their true priority is putting the closure of the central mediterranean route before the welfare of the ruble people. sunday afternoon the seventeenth of december i'm kevin zero in fact so much watching your news review the week you're not international long from moscow programs continue for you right after this break. when you all know it's coming through and spoke. if somebody would have been told me that i'm going to spend my life for the plank of it as are a lot of disco of course i would have sold it was clear. every night over we were attacked by the arabs we will attack them and we will extremely shocked and saying that's not possible i'll make those moves into such scenes and then the soldiers myself from the. host with all the prisoner we've all dealt with over they all. believe much second close citizens in the. most liked and i think in my head that there is no way to be able to live together without. odd. about it under

now president micron's office has responded to the open letter saying all thora he is are aware of the difficult situation in the district but it's up to the interior ministry to find a solution political analyst and nicolette not a covert says the government is not learning from past mistakes. two hundred thousand migrants from into france. come over and was they arrived in france well there's no strategy to. integrate them to the shelter and what happens is you see months ago on the beaches of kauai now this summer they were on the beaches of normandy and now they're on the streets of paris in this situation at the small. local residents say that over court t thousand migrants have been sleeping in makeshift facilities or anything on the streets. creating and of course from that stance the local residents are very unhappy at the same time the french authorities are doing if you know the situation continue as before tally so this is a never ending story. the times newspaper has hit out at this network over our coverage of the great and felt our tragedy in london this summer in an arti

they all worked on their stories that they would tell viewer thora teams. it remains to be seen if the form of folks flogging c.e.o. martin venter corn could face charges in germany he has repeatedly denied knowing about emissions cheating schmidt's sentencing comes months after that of another former manager. james gang having cooperated with authorities and handed in a guilty plea from the outset he received a forty month jail sentence. the international monetary fund says china needs to do more to protect its banks against possible financial risks the i.m.f. says china's largest four banks passed its stress test but the rest have a problem. three quarters of them were under-capitalized to one extent or another china has relied on debt fueled investment in exports to drive it's tremendous economic growth but the i.m.f. says that model is no longer feasible. now for some more inside let's bring in our financial correspondent konrad bosun in frankfurt konrad we've been talking about the rising financial risks and china for some time how significant is this

that cooperation with libya when it comes to migration is that if they continue to support libyan or thora tease european governments are laying bare what their true priority is putting the closure of the central mediterranean route before the welfare of the rebel people meantime a report by the european commission of the blocks programs in libya stressed the need to shut down smuggling and human trafficking in the country it went on to say that the e.u.'s efforts have a stronger human rights component and it conducted in cooperation with the un refugee agency r.t. r several institutions to comment on the allegations against e.u. governments including the italian foreign ministry one reply we got was from the un secretary general's deputy spokesman he expressed concern over the situation in libya and stressed the need for the proper resettlement of migrants we also heard two back from oxfam they said they can't comment on amnesty's findings but their own information does indicate the report holds water. as that stop of regular migration at all costs the e.u. has sacrificed people's safety

a threat to her or thora to see over her own party with eleven rebels you know joining the other side and being accused of treachery and being traitors however despite all the pressure they did vote with the other size and what analysts say that gives them a taste for rebellion which doesn't bode well for future votes and there are a lot of of votes are going to be necessary to get bricks through the house of commons one of those what's next week this was to decide on the actual date for bragg that a march twenty ninth two thousand and nineteen is that said to be another challenge for theresa may yes but it looks like there may be a solution because the conservative party does not want to suffer another internal rebellion as it had last week and even now the government whips are trying to work out of a form of words that will satisfy these rebels and so that we don't have the spectacle of to reason they are losing another vote her authority being sapped even further at this stage they will try and find a way of keeping the dates in the legislation but giving some flexibility given all

a threat to her or thora to see over her own party with eleven rebels you know joining the other side and being accused of treachery and being traitors however despite all the pressure they did photo with the other size and what analysts say that gives them a taste for rebellion which doesn't bode well for future votes and there are a lot of of votes are going to be necessary to get bricks through the house of commons one of those what's next week this was to decide on the actual date for brags that a march twenty ninth two thousand and nineteen is that said to be another challenge for theresa may yes but it looks like there may be a solution because the conservative party does not want to suffer another internal rebellion as it had last week and even now the government whips are trying to work out of a form of words that will satisfy these rebels and so that we don't have the spectacle of to reason a losing another vote authority being sacked even at this stage they will try and find a way of keeping the dates in the legislation but giving some flexibility given all . that you know l

and jerusalem there to unexpected consequences as well for example in the israeli city of nasr refer thora these council christmas markets and festivities it's considered to be the childhood home of jesus christ on a vital port to christians local media have been quoting the city's mayor who sees america as this issue has taken away the joy of the celebration trumps ruling on tourism affected his reputation globally as nicky explained. how much time do you think donald trump spent considering his move to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel a decision which doesn't directly affect anyone apart from the u.s. and its ally but as tremors across the world in ways that washington perhaps didn't see coming the u.s. loses its starring role in the middle east peace process in one swoop the president wait farewell to any hope that the united states can broker a diplomatic solution in the holy land from now on america is unwarranted in the peace process. from now on american mediation between israel and palestine is out of the question this process is over. the united states has chosen to lo

it's a mixed bag when you look at the results which are expected to come out from the commission or thora the competition or thirty so reuters is reporting that the compromise is that giving up on lending and starting riots and sold off and also in the future would not expand its presence in the gulf in order not to have a monopoly there but of course there are other strategies and there are the best in nations where they really will have one and i guess that the competition authorities will monitor of the pricing policy or flow found that very carefully going forward ok and also tourists are affected there's been a knock on effect at least for the tourism industry. yes the tourist authority in berlin is saying that because of the demise of lenin there are fewer flights into the german capital and that it's really get yet kind of the or is an industry is feeling that very terribly in the month of october november red day with numbers down by as much as seven percent of course going forward the hope is that lufthansa. sort of service many of those flights which have not been serviced when

that cooperation with libya when it comes to migration is that if they continue to support libyan or thora te's european governments are laying bare what their true priority is putting the closure of the central mediterranean route for the welfare of the little people. meanwhile a report by the european commission on the block's programs in the bee has stressed the need to shut down smuggling and human trafficking in the country it went on to say that the e.u.'s efforts have a strong human rights component well r.t. has asked several institutions to comment on the allegations against the government including the italian foreign ministry we heard from the u.n. secretary general's deputy spokesman he expressed concern over the situation in libya and stressed the need for the proper resettlement of migrants we've also heard back from the charity organization oxfam which sees that while i can't comment on the report its own information seems to support that of amnesties oxfam the e.u. has sacrificed people to safety and wellbeing in order to stop irregular migration at any cost. we also spoke

they all worked on their stories that they would tell viewer thora teams. it remains to be seen if the former folks foreign c.e.o. martin venter called could face charges in germany he has repeatedly denied knowing about emissions cheating schmidt's sentencing comes months after that of another former manager james gang having cooperated with authorities and handed in a guilty plea from the outset he received a forty month jail sentence. that's all your business is fact thank you in berlin germany social democrats are debating whether to open talks on continuing the governing coalition which americans conservatives for the next parliamentary term at the espy's party conference chairman the party chairman martin schultz asked his fellow social democrats to give the green light for full unary talks schultz initially ruled out the option after the party performed poorly in september's general election law now short says the success of the talks will depend on what parts of the county program can be adopted as government policy. we must not govern at any price

and the constitution after the spanish government ruled catalonia is october referendum illegal or thorae's arrested keys secessionist leaders on charges of rebellion and dissolve the catalan parliament officials were carefully orchestrating the message allowing journalists only to record the arrival and departure at this point now event organizers are asking journalists and their cameras to leave the event from now on the speech will only be broadcast by official government cameras and official party leaders. party supporters like what they heard. we must win to get rid of these radicals from catalonia we're fed up with these people we can't live with. but. across the road a small group of protesters calling for the release of their jailed separatist leaders they describe as political prisoners. a night before in barcelona other activists rallied for the same demand see. the festive scene is we have always protesting peacefully but they cheat us right up starts in terror that's why these leaders have been jailed. was the issue of catalan independence plunge spain into its worst politica

in march two thousand and eighteen that the tussle between russia's opposition movements and the or thora tees is only going to heat up the american. set to meet the president none of the emir is looking to expand economic opportunities in west africa it was cats are currently blockaded by four countries. years a u.a.e. bahrain and egypt cut ties with almost seven months ago his life was in the capital accra mohammed who gets what from this relationship. yes peter this tour has the i mean how is the visit to six of the west african countries in this diplomatic offensive to try to. sensitive diplomatic charge ties with these countries and this comes in the context of your missions in the intro with the context of this crisis is a girlfriend neighbors located in to six months now it's been going on and saudi arabia the united arab emirates trying to pressure these countries to to come to diplomatic ties with the company that has been going on for a while and we have it's a decently in western with papers about pressure bailing on you know high geezers and you know financial financial help f

thora to launch nuclear missiles senators are discussing whether to take that power away but an accidental nuclear strike is also a concern since nine hundred fifty the public has been told of thirty two broken arrows or nuclear weapon accidents there unintended launch detonation or loss the latest was in two thousand and seven the u.s. flew six nuclear armed christmas tiles from one base in northern united states to south you know states didn't know the missiles on board were armed and they were and they were there at the base and sat very twenty four hours unguarded no one knew they were there it's clear that president trump like his predecessor feels nuclear weapons are just too strategic an asset for the u.s. to part with and it's likely that other countries will follow the u.s. as lead she every time see al-jazeera washington. a draw for the twenty eight hundred football world cup has just taken place in the russian capital moscow has got the implications we're joined by our sports correspondent lee wellings so what's interesting in which of these groupings well much the immediately s

thousands of people have taken to the streets of hong kong to protest against what they call or thora tarion rule by china they're demanding the justice secretary's resignation over a crackdown on pro-democracy activists one of the leaders behind the occupy hong kong protest three years ago says who continue to fight this fight starting a jail sentence next week. millions of people around the world are risking their lives working in illegal gold mines is dangerous because most of them use mercury to separate the gold from all of this is one of the issues to be discussed at the u.n. environment assembly being held in kenya catherine sawyer ports. his hands can't stop shaking and she bans a mix of gold and in a mining area in mcgrory western kenya she's done this for the last year and she says her body tremors and slurred speech has some of the effects of matthew pollution. the band's up can remain in there for up to one and a half years and in water that goes up to eleven years an estimated one thousand four hundred tons of my carry from small scale mining like this is released every y

in march two thousand and eighteen that the tussle between russia's opposition movements and the or thora tees is only going to heat up. well than two thousand seven hundred people in turkey have been sacked and were alleged links to other countries calling terror organizations soldiers teachers and bureaucrats have been dismissed as part of the latest emergency rule decree ordered by president. in total one hundred fifty thousand have been dismissed or suspended from their jobs since the failed coup in july last year by one couple and it is the director of policy and the doha institute he says president and one is using it as a pretext to crack down dissent. i think at the very beginning has the action was fully understood because that was an attempt on the life of the president and an attempt actually to overthrow a democratically democratically elected government but i think after that he went too far by using that as a pretext in order to build not only the military in which he actually used. in fact he seized on that called an opportunity for him in order to bring the army under his

brighter for for the people of yemen no unfortunately not especially because there were decades of thora tarion rule decades of repression and therefore any kind of political dissent any kind of opposition to saleh was violently clamped down on so what needs to happen i know you've written about this what needs to happen for every consolation process to begin in yemen for the conflict to end what needs to happen today internally speaking i'm not talking by the external factors it well it's very difficult to talk about the internal factors without talking about the external factors because of the direct and the significant impact of extreme factors and what i'm talking about here specifically is the lifting of the blockade we can't really talk about reconciliation right now because guarantees are starving and they're getting killed on a daily basis and so the blockade has to be lifted and the as i mentioned before the arms sales need to stop as a sort of pressure point to bring the saudi led coalition to to you know to begin to really think about the yemenis. self thank you what is it goi

almost a year since al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein was imprisoned in egypt he was arrested by all thora he's on december twentieth last year while visiting family his detention has been renewed ten times since then al-jazeera continues to demand his release moves accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos that she and al-jazeera strongly denied he's repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail. time for a quick recap of the headlines here this hour u.s. president donald trump has used his national security address to warn that america faces great power competition from russia and china in a major shift from his predecessor barack obama strategy no longer recognizes climate change as a security threat we also face rival powers russia and china that seek to challenge american influence values and wealth we will attempt to build a great partnership with those and other countries but in a manner that always protects our national interest the palestinian leadership has condemned the u.s. veto of a u.n. draft resolution on jerusalem it would have required president trump to rescind h

myanmar thora t.s.a. police have almost completed their probe of the two journalists after which a court case against them again. let's go to yangon to talk to a journalist david greene bohm he's been following the situation with the detained journalists david thanks for joining us tell us more about this official secrets act that the two reuters journalists are accused of violating. yeah this is a lot of dates back to one thousand nine hundred twenty three when me and maher then called burma was part of british india now legal experts say this lot has a very broad definition of what can be an official secret i mean basically anything in the government domain that's not been put in the public domain to be official check could be an official secret so for example as we see so often leaked in western press a budget proposal that hasn't been officially proposed yet gets leaked to the press so it comes out in the press first under this broad definition that could be considered an official secret of the press

are placed above the virgins on the mater's expresses their place in the hierarchy and they're all thora the within christendom . even higher up scenes portraying christ's passion even this position denotes hierarchy order here in rev and at the hierarchy is formulated and translated into a system of images. the beginning and end of this mural are reserved for the key figures of holy scripture mary and christ they are positioned formally alongside each of them are two angels that look out directly on the view of. the angels all the courtiers whole body guards of mary and jesus christ. are here. this simple picture oriel system became a canon upon which everything else was based from then on the churches became larger and the abscission jones expressed the unity and perfection of the christian cause mass. in the way it. ranged its images the christian pictorial system took over and transcended the buys and time court order and its portrayal of power and representation. then dies if you read the thirty eight jubilee unity on constantine the great we can discern a formula for order in the w

crossing heights is fifty three meters so we have at least seventy five centimeters in plus the all thora ts and express safety margin so probably to meet insides by means of enforcing and. it's an exciting moment isn't it. i mean we did the calculation more times than we needed to but it would be most unfortunate if we ran the bridge or not. because it will fit. but it still looks impressive. they said so what's it's a movie but i'm not going. to bring it up. when it was inaugurated in one thousand nine hundred seventy four the bridge was a step into the future today it's a traffic obstruction the latest generation of container vessels won't fit under it any more. newly anetta and bush who is training to become a ship's mechanic has one trip under her belt already but that was on board a training vessel. are you excited. and yes very much so. but. at the end of her first apprenticeship year she's on her own now she has to report to the first officer. the point that i was all going to go you know if i were you can stow her heavy bags at last then it's time for the formalities she has to s

crossing heights is fifty three meters so we have at least seventy five centimeters in plus the all thora to use an extra safety margin so probably to meet on the sides by means of answers and. it's an exciting moment isn't it sean it is i mean we did the calculation more times than we needed to but it would be most unfortunate if we rent the bridge or not. because that will fit. but it still looks impressive. they set up what's it's some of it i'm not going. to bring. when it was inaugurated in one thousand nine hundred seventy four the bridge was a step into the future today it's a traffic obstruction the latest generation of container vessels won't fit under it anymore. yulia nettle bush who is training to become a ship's mechanic has one trip under her belt already but that was on board a training vessel. are you excited. and yes very much so. but. at the end of her first apprenticeship year she's on her own now she has to report to the first officer. point that i was all going to go you know if i were you can stow her heavy bags at last then it's time for the formalities she has to s

and the all thora he considers the making of such statements by don't you bank to have being reckless the seniority of the individuals dealing with them responsible for this issue is particularly concerning. we can read in the company report the level of funds they're still expecting here. don't you bank started the year twenty seventeen with seven point six billion euros set aside for the litigation risks and fines that's more than in the entire previous history of the bank. the bank paid millions in fines and claims it doesn't do deals like that anymore but what derivatives skeletons are still in the closet it's impossible to tell from the outside how dangerous this risk is all that's known is the value of don't you banks to rivet if portfolio. i can understand the figures you read big enough to be taken really seriously but you're not exactly scared but these are signs will sometimes. you surely don't believe that these positions would still be tolerated in today's world and in today's regulatory environment if they weren't properly secured and seen as stable and play hand up becau