australia's government had done a deal with papua new guinea once it's colony but now an independent country in exchange for billions of dollars p.m.g. would accommodate refugees who try to reach australia until at the very least their claims to be refugees were decided combined with australia's navy turning back boats at sea the deportation policy was about to terence if settlement in australia was denied to anyone arriving as australia's government saw it illegally by boat who in future would try the chinese boat was see when the new policy was announced it arrived on christmas island four days later on the chinese thirtieth birthday four weeks later he was deported to mount a silent in papua new guinea he's been there ever since for nearly five years and it's from a man of silent that he talks to al-jazeera. for johnny thank you very much for talking to al-jazeera can we start with why you left iran back in twenty thirteen you know i fell in trouble with the government so. i were i hide myself or both more than amongst. case on friend. after that. i have a fifth some information t

from navigating cyberspace to protecting one's privacy these guinea and students are learning all about the benefits and the risks of the internet and social media. and yet there are downsides if you post a photo on the internet and then try to delete it it's still possible to find it. and one day when we have good jobs these photos could damage us i'm. truly. the free internet crash course is run by sally bialy so the trained computer scientist regularly comes to schools to pass on his knowledge to students and even . the internet has changed my life and because i've learned how to use it properly what is it that means that it can help you get ahead so you can continue to educate yourself it's for me i was still a student when i got my first job over the internet. that's how i understood how it can be used to get ahead i don't see it going to be a good look it should all be over soon. a second job soon followed his first sally now makes a living as a programmer. he's also a passionate blogger. he tackles issues that the mainstream media won't or can't address the press in guinea is und

maybe you're not sure where popular new guinea is doubling what months of it making this is what the white man invented maps for. you can see that my country lies north of australia in the pacific ocean. i jumped in my language talked to xen the ancient forests that have existed since day one are called what you don't put agenda for a middy for the white man calls them virgin forests because they're untouched by mean on one with a become very rare and now only exist in the amazon basin the congo basin and here and couple in new guinea lot of it in them. all much because human beings are always leaving their mark. this forest does not belong to me alone but to all creatures that live in it. not really include many beautiful and strange animals. and. landed on his nose to them cannot be found anywhere else on the planet and like the tree kangaroo. the victoria crowned pigeon and my favorite. the part of paradise only. the raw animal but the biggest of them not a book is a rare bad tempered and diligent loner himself who can kill a human being with its claws time ems out to one don't th

have you heard about the guinea pig rescue? 400 of them. listen. [ squeaking ] there they are and they are doing well. you may recall the animals were rescued from a home in euyo eur which was over run with 700 guinea pigs. the rescue took all the females to stop the reproduction cycle. they are still finding guinea pigs at the home in northern california. the group posted the video on a fund raising website. it's raised almost a third of the $60,000 for medicine and food for the guinea pigs. >> so many of them. >>> the official portrait of president obama has a local connection. we'll tell you about it next. is you five. introducing value jack's way. five great ways to save. like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. that's value jack's way. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's

right i'm a chieftain from temple one new guinea and embassador for the forest don't sub it one i travel the world with a message for everybody. my forest is under threat and if we don't do something human kind will time. soon there will be no going back. one but in. this film is aimed at warning you of the disaster that will befall the world if we do not protect the earth's big trees on the way back on the wall. i'm going to build my tribe has always lived in the heart of one of the world's last great virgin forests. maybe you're not sure of our popular new guinea is what he's doubling or what months of it making this is what the white man invented maps for. you can see that my country lies north of australia in the pacific ocean. eatable in my language talk because in the ancient forests that have existed since day one are called what europe agenda friend that is for us white man calls them virgin forests because they're untouched to a blind man one with a become very rare and now only exist in the amazon basin the congo basin and here and people in new guinea lot of them in them. all

for business later now back to amrita and the citizen journalists of guinea that's right daniel guinea is amongst the poorest nations in west africa still suffering from a legacy of a series of dictatorships that ended only in two thousand and ten one blogger is pushing state authorities for more transparency on how they're spending public money he's found the internet to be a powerful tool to expose problematic issues and he's looking to spread his know how across the country. from navigating cyberspace to protecting one's privacy these guinean students are learning all about the benefits and the risks of the internet and social media. there are downsides if you post a photo on the internet and then try to delete it it's still possible to find it and one day when we have good jobs these photos could damage us. the free internet crash course is run by sally b. ali so the trained computer scientist regularly comes to schools to pass on his knowledge to students and even. the internet has changed my life because i've learned how to use it properly what is it that means that it can help y

surveillance and the head of guinea's media supervisory body is none other than president afrikander his former campaign manager. on his blog village who are two point zero zero sally tracks the use of public funds he also wants to provide a platform for guinea's youth to share their views his friends from the blogging group support him whenever they can. out first i was a bit skeptical i said it was a crazy idea but i like the concept he had his vision. i have mine and the others had their ideas it was a bit difficult for us at first until we understood each other but we all want to bring about change we all want to help and support our young people that's why i got involved. calming for a change and a free press bloggers and reporters took to the streets and connect me late last year it's not uncommon for the state to block a broadcast this time an entire radio station was shut down. documented the protest is not intimidated by the authorities despite his previous arrest in his hometown. for shooting pictures of another demonstration at the time he was accused of portraying his cou

them to finance i'm not so i have my doubts but papua new guinea's government insists it will host asuccessful event it expects us president donald trump and chinese leader xi jinping to be among the thousands of delegates and says the nearly two hundred million dollars it's paying to host the event will be earned back in subsequent investment many times over the government's confidence is in part because the country is getting lots of assistance papua new guinea isn't having to pay the full apec costs on its own other countries are in effect subsidizing the event particularly australia and china through assistance in time into providing people security and training australia is paying between a quarter and a third of the total a pack costs it's a real struggle is having a break in poverty and that's how i would see it. but new zealand who is sending hundreds of people to help with protocol training and the chinese government built and is now renovating this second apec venue apec has become an opportunity for rival powers to get close to papua new guinea an example of the way the re

newcrest have gone to papua new guinea. the largest mine is in new guinea.imes, companies have to look to different parts of the world. one thing newcrest has done is invested in a junior mining gold, whiched soul is seeking to prove up which could be a very big new copper and gold project in ecuador. you find some of these gold companies going to what you might say our frontier markets in the hope they can find some decent growth. ecuador is going to be -- could be a big place for newcrest in the next couple of years. haslinda: brett foley, thank you so much for joining us today. well, india is coming online shortly. futures pointing to a higher open after a close -- closing lower. banks pretty much in focus. now, the r.b.i. has entered a stricter timeline for banks to recall bad loans. nse futures pretty much in line with the rest of asia, which is pretty much a shrugging off the insulation data out of the u.s. overnight. taking a look at asian stocks, green across the board. set to join us. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: and he has markets are just gettin

horribly wrong and the only chance for survival is to flee this is a nightmarish vision of human guinea pigs. now at the top of the show i claimed that germany had pioneered the shock may i now present exhibit a from one nine hundred thirty one fritz lang's first ever talk a milestone of the history. here fritz lang simply into mates violence rather than showing it yet there's no doubt in view as minds the little owners of these toys are dead and the killer is as frightening as he is frightening in an insanely good performance by peter lawrie several of the film scenes have gone down in cinema history. the mark right there. the hunter soon becomes the hunted chased by an angry mob it's fritz lang's warning about naziism which in the early one nine hundred thirty s. was starting to undermine the rule of law. the killer is tried by a grim kangaroo court with no allowances made for his mental illness. here. sure. i heard about them. but in place a face with a gruesome accounts collector he collects tattoos and he doesn't care if the owners aren't quite ready to part with them yet. it's a.

a7.5 magnitude earthquake took place on monday in papua new guinea. day. this follows a 5.5 earthquake off japan on sunday. earlier this month, taiwan was hit by a quake in the town of hualien where the bodies of last two victims of the disaster have finally been removed. and just last week, we also also saw a couple of earthquakes close to new zealand. so are earthquakes happening more frequently, especially in the asia pacific region? and if so, why? well, earlier i spoke to gary gibson, founder of the seismology research centre. who is also the principal research fellow for seismology at the university of melbourne. first, iasked him if all this seismic activity is somehow related. one of the things about earthquakes is that they cluster. we have periods where were they aren't active and periods where they are active. we had 14 years from 1977 with only one magnitude eight earthquake in the world and the last 14 years, we had one a year. they vary. overall, though, i don't think there's any... increase in the actual rate. we're just hearing about t

bbc news, papua new guinea. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the day's other news.ered an investigation into why a russian airliner crashed near moscow, killing all 71 people on board. the plane operated by saratov airlines was en route to the city of orsk in the ural mountains when it came down just minutes after take—off from moscow. steve rosenberg reports. in frozen fields near moscow, this is all that remains of flight 703. cctv cameras captured the moment the aircraft smashed into the ground and exploded in a fireball. its wreckage strewn for a mile across the russian countryside, half buried in snow. conditions were treacherous. the emergency services struggled through snowdrifts to reach the crash scene. but it quickly became clear this was no rescue operation. theirjob was to recover the bodies. the saratov airlines flight had taken off from moscow's domodedovo airport with more than 70 people on board. it was bound for orsk, 900 miles south—east of moscow in the ural mountains. but minutes after take—off, the plane disappeared from radar. it had crashed ne

i would like to take the opportunity to properly state equatorial guinea's. four of piece in the entire middle east region and in particular to stabilization and stability and peace between israel and palestine. deplores theinea most recent violent escalation between the palestinians and , and escalation of violence and tension that we have just heard detailed in the presentation of the report. we appeal to all parties to moderate and rein in their behavior and to refrain from any act that may further inflame what is already a complex situation. the government of the republic of equatorial guinea has , avided over his excellency firm proponent of a negotiated solution to any problem that may arise. however messy or complex it may be. we do not move from this position of principal with regard to this particular conflict we are discussing today. allthat reason, we invite those parties involved in this conflict give their all toward seeking stabilization and normalization of the situation and toward relieving the suffering of the people. the government of the re

most refugees held a man a silent in papua new guinea was sent in twenty thirteen so this year most will mark five years in what they call australia's remote island prison that particular word isn't used in a report by a regional protection officer for the united nations high commissioner for refugees but after a visit to mannus his language is just as strong he found a pervasive and worsening sense of despair among refugees and asylum seekers a sense of desolation people would be walking around their faces will be downcast they're looking at the ground and not many people are going out of rico's cell sado says the need for medical care mental health support and trauma counseling is critical and unmet but really the refugees shouldn't be on man as a tool it's up to the country which sent them to papua new guinea to find them safe long term homes elsewhere australia ultimately has responsibility for the welfare and for dissolutions poor people outside of. some refugees have flown to the united states under a resettlement deal australia reached while barack obama was in office but most hav

now some nations in west africa currently booming senegal guinea ivory coast and gonna have all seeing strong economic growth recently and much of that is being field by freedom of movement and cross border trade as nicholas huck reports now from the senegalese capital dhaka. sheikh enjoys a laborer from the south she stealin gun my ninja near from congo and alpha jello a mason from guinea all or working on this construction site building new office blocks and city girls growing capital. this is no should toll it's the land of opportunity. every week i send money back to my mom and my little sisters going to school thanks to what i said. after having left my family behind i have no regrets to have children senegal i feel comfortable with people who are black africans like me i'll take that any time over being with white people and so far away from my family economist at the international monetary fund see a surge in economic growth in west africa take a look at these numbers across eighteen countries their gross domestic product is a five percent africa sleeping lion economies are now

she stealin gumline engine here from congo an alfa jello a mason from guinea all over working on this construction site building new office blocks and city girls growing capital. this is no shit toll it's the land of opportunity. every week i send money back to my mom and my little sister. to school thanks to what i said. after having left my family behind i have no regrets to have children senegal i feel comfortable with people who are black africans like me i'll take that any time over being with white people and so far away from my family economist at the international monetary fund see a surge in economic growth in west africa take a look at these numbers across eighteen countries the pros domestic product is a five percent africa sleeping lion economies are now roaring ahead with gonna predicted to grow at nine percent good deval and so they go at seven percent. if you're gonna get me now the u.s. president they call it a shit hole the united states invested sixty five billion dollars in african countries in two thousand and sixteen and that number is expected to rise in two thou

usually it is only a usually a local phenomenon and a large earthquakes in papua new guinea will thaty and earthquake reporting, part of which you do, is becoming far more sophisticated, so is there a sense that perhaps there is a perception that perhaps there is a perception that earthquakes are happening more frequently because the technology has gotten so good? desk. nowadays, we have a lots of data sharing. —— yes. technology has enhanced. we sure that's online. normally, we can get preliminary locations of the earthquakes within about 20 minutes of them occurring. basically, you are saying you cannot predict when the next big one will take place? no. i'm sorry we can't do that yet. i don't think we ever will, really. most earthquakes happen under the blue and with no indication that anything is to happen. some of them have four shocks and a few of them in continental region seem to have unusual activity for a better year beforehand were a few years. most of them come out of the blue. what would you suggest as a seismologist, what kind of safeguards can be put in place to potentia

us of the secretary general mister antonio and core mister president, the republic of equatorial guinea has been following closely and with optimism the situationin iraq . to the contrary, we are concerned by recent developments in yemen and syria and we would like to express our deep rooted alarm in light of the recent events in the conflict to israel and palestine and would like to take this opportunity to publicly state equatorial guinea's commitment to the stabilization and peace of the entire middle east region. and in particular, to stabilization and the civilian peace between israel and palestine.equatorial guinea deplores the most recent violent excavation of the tension between palestiniansand israelis , and escalation of violence that we have just are detailed in the presentation that mahmoud abbas. we appeal to all parties tomorrow and rain in their behavior and to refrain any that may further inflame what is already a thorny and complex situation. the government of the republic of equatorial guinea has presided over by his excellency, a firm proponent of a negotiated solutio

ivory coast and ghana have seen a strong economic growth recently senekal guinea ivory coast they've all seen seen a six percent increase last year that's a remarkable rate and much of it is being filled by freedom of movement and cross border trade as a close hard core ports from dhaka. chicken is a laborer from getting. stealin gum and engineer from congo and jello mason from guinea all our working on this construction site building new office blocks and city girls growing capital. this is no should toll it's the land of opportunity. and every week i said money back to my mom and my little sister going to school thanks to what i said. after having left my family behind i have no regrets to have children senegal i feel comfortable with people who are black africans like me i'll take that any time over being with white people and still far away from my family economist at the international monetary fund see a surge in economic growth in west africa take a look at these numbers across eighteen countries their gross domestic product is a five percent africa sleeping lion economies are

go one of the gang stops some vehicles on the road at that can do it with weapons risking it all guinea at this time on al jazeera. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places to get. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. the frustration. this is al jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the al-jazeera news our lawyer from doha coming up in the next sixty min.

most refugees held on man a silent in papua new guinea were sent there in twenty thirteen so this year most will mark five years in what they call australia's remote island prison that particular word isn't used in a report by a regional protection officer for the united nations commission on human rights but after a visit to minus his language is just the strong he found a pervasive and worsening sense of despair among refugees and asylum seekers a sense of desolation people would be walking around their faces will be downcast they're looking at the ground not many people are going out of. rico cell sado says the need for medical care mental health support and trauma counseling is critical and unmet but really the refugees shouldn't be on man as a tool it's up to the country which sent them to papua new guinea to find them safe long term homes elsewhere australia ultimately has responsibility for the welfare and for dissolutions for people outside of. some refugees have flowed into the united states under a resettlement deal australia reached while barack obama was in office but most

in the case of west africa, it's the golden guinea coast, what we recognize as nigeria to ghana to guinea. from there, africans would be taken to the west indies, what we recognize today as the bahamas, jamaica, and barbados. from there, africans, along with other products and goods from the west indies, would be transported back to newport in rhode island, what we call the tranquil tried -- triangle trade. in the case of newport, this trade was almost similarly tied to run and molasses -- rum and molasses. from the beginning of the 18th newport washe end, involved in about 80% of what is called the guinea rum trade. newport ships would literally take rum that was distilled and produced in newport and would trade it for enslaved africans off the african coast. most africans would be transported to english colonies or the west indies, mostly jamaica, barbados. there, they would become the labor force that would work on the sugar plantations that would produce the sugar and molasses. newport ships would take the raw materials of sugar and molasses and transported back to newport, where it w

are aiming to more than double exports from papa new guinea.mpany's managing director. >> obviously, 2017 results were very much driven by our record production. so, that is a good start. driven by a significant increase in gas and oil prices 24% up on the previous year. that gives us a very strong position financially and operationally, and a great platform to further expand our business concentrated in public -- in papua new guinea. it will also deal to bring our alaskan oil assets into development. yousef: i am looking at some of the details on the recent corporation. how is this coming along, which -- along, and when are we going to see some of the gas come to market? >> look, we have a very strong relationships built over many years with exxon mobil, exxon mobil has done an outstanding job bringing that to market. in recent times, sitting with the companies, we have been discussing the concepts for a -- for further lng expansion. we announced today that concept involves the development of two trains on behalf of the companies. there will a

iran tin papa new guinea as a publisher now. tangent dentals sort of leap from one's unconnected industry to another. he's been involved in a hugely controversial publishing deal only government then sets out his iron company which handles to see states. the first red flag was clearly raised by the government. from becoming an agency. and i found ten illegal contracts in my nomes over to trace the money from the states to states. i don't think it was staged joe was aware of what he was actually fighting against . functions idea is a dream is that i work in the say it's a paper dream that we're not to mention it's kind of just too much he hasn't developed such things in his life and. if. so when adults are going to blow them. i'm not there be. let me toss them by signing on that i want them to. and i want one by more law but i'm not negotiate. company. for how best value reset the limb you me. give you a sense of what you gen one zero recently maligned let me you were buying ground you buy the ones i like the ones i what i want i

to interfere in a very interesting and we'll known in this name in this document it is the name of guinea pro goes in it is a russian oligarch who is said to be member of the kremlin's inner circle and according to the indictments he is the one who has found an organization in theaters book who is accused of trying to interfere in the u.s. election so it seems as if it goes up to the highest of levels there alexandra and just you know to keep in mind russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election this was really the fundamental crime that robert mueller was charged with investigating given that we've now seen these charges brought what does it tell us about where he is with the investigation and whether or not any other shoes might drop. yes we have to remember that he is not only investigating the russian meddling in the election we have also the question the wherever that might have been obstruction of justice when we talk about the president's decision to fly the former f.b.i. director comey so he is continuing his investigation and we can see that this investigation can lead to quite

john key's a can be is one of the six hundred thirty thousand congolese displaced in ten guinea cup province in the past year he says militias burnt his village to the ground while among women though i had to take all my clothes off and jump into the river but i didn't have a choice i was fleeing for my life. were left behind. the violence witnessed by so many is taking its toll with ongoing conflicts between rival militias the un refugee agency is warning the democratic republic of congo is in crisis the humanitarian disaster extraordinary proportions is about to hit the south eastern part of the democratic republic of the congress the province of tonga newkirk plunges further into violence triggering spiralling displacement and human rights abuses with so many congolese now on the move the d r c has earned the an enviable title of having the highest number of internally displaced people in africa and with no end to the violence in sight it's hard to imagine what lies ahead for them. ok time to check in now with the berlin film festival yesterday saw a screening of gus van sant latest film

aiming to more than double exports from papua new guinea. sydney. set the stageat for what you can do for the remaining three quarters of this year. obviously, 2017 results were driven by our record fields,on in our oil a good start.s high-cost cost control, obviously driven by a significant increase is in both gas and oil prices. 21% to 24% up on the previous year. that gives us a very strong position financially and operationally, and a great platform to further expand their business, concentrating in papua bringinea, but also to out our new alaskan oil assets into development. yousef: i'm looking here at some of the details of recent cooperation. you are looking at cooperation with exxon mobil and total. this cooperation -- how is that coming along and when we going to see some of the gas come to market? we have got their strong relationships built over many years with exxon mobil. exxon mobil has done and extending -- an outstanding job bringing that to market in an operational sense. in recent times, sitting with weh total and exxon mob

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with the biggest look at guinea again the lawyers the valar the movers knew tejas. get back when you see him worry dear. for you in your years j.m. that's in a year. dr brown hung off was finally signed to head a medical team investigating the effects of radiation on thursday in the public eye . serious health problems from anemia to high incidence of cancer schizophrenia which sometimes resulted in suicide or uncovered. the report was duly sent to moscow and then disappeared. dr bao. was forbidden by law from traveling anywhere near the polling on. the years go by there was next to me. are you only me i think overly yes or a bit shaped is it that. in the one nine hundred fifty s. a research institute with a large staff of medical experts was set up in sydney pellet in school to study the effects of exposure to nuclear contamination. on this willis brooch of a book seriously just consider the message did it. really kill list just in the in the bill is a little. in your book vision i'm still basically at the. post abusive of them to do it for the sheer good that of w

su padre le quitÓ esta bandera a un soldado japonÉs, fallecido en la batalla de nueva guinea en la segunda>>> charlie esperan que este viaje salve sus heridas de guerra. charlie charlie viajarÁ a japÓn en un aviÓn militar con las esperanzas de darle paz a ambas familias en san josÉ da nmiÁn trujillo. >>> vamos a ver las temperaturas porque estamos prÁcticamente fin de semana >>> sÍ compaÑero hablamos de qÉe nos espera para el fin de semana. porque porque vienen con cambios. en la ciudad de san josÉ hemos 30 en es visto 70. en la norte de la regiÓn veremos esta zona naranja donde se mantiene una advertencia que serÁ en actividad desde las 10 de la maÑana hasta horas de la medianoche. lo que quiere lo que quiere decir que tenemos temperaturas salientes, los fuertes vientos y la poca humedad incrementa el riesgo de incendios durante este fin de semana, pendiente que estÉn monitoreando la situaciÓn. y para el fina de semana san josÉ temperatura de 72 grados para san francisco veremos un descenso en las temperaturas. bordeando los 60, oakland 78 y a partir del domingo veremos notar un descenso

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a ship is missing in the gulf of guinea off the coast of between the marine express is a merchant ship with twenty two indian crew members on board the areas targeted by pirates but it's not known what's happened to the vessel the navy's have been in and nigeria are carrying out a search some of guinea's opposition have denounced long delayed local elections saying there's been vote rigging in the sunday poll former prime ministers suggest tori's says there's been fraud at the national level local elections are the first since the end of the military dictatorship it was settled for twenty ten but delayed over the lack of funding and the twenty thirteen able the crisis. the vote count is underway in costa rica's presidential election campaigns been dominated by the issue of same sex marriage thirteen candidates are running to replace outgoing president luis solace who's been constitutionally barred from seeking a second consecutive term. two people have been killed and more than a hundred injured in a train crash in the us state of south carolina and i'm trying to train collided with a