the headline international u.s. secretary of state says washington will limit its support to the syrian. intended to improve ties with nato. the olympic spirit is being embraced by competitors from around the world with the winter games in south korea helping each other a. specific russian athlete he offered me help technical help that he was willing to reach out and help me. shows that sport can bridge cultures it can bridge politics the french president emmanuel moved out of the presidential palace with. you friday worldwide news headlines. international welcome to the program. the u.s. secretary of state is in turkey in an effort to mend ties with ankara rex tillerson has met with his turkish counterpart of course with with president. now the nato allies have been at odds over kodesh forces in syria at a media conference the u.s. diplomat promised to curb american support for kurdish militias in the run up to the meeting the turkish defense minister made clear. from washington. we demand that this relationship an

headlines international just a few humanitarian corridor will open in syria. to enable civilians to escape the war. progress is being brought in the investigation into one of the worst child sex abuse scandals in britain with police now saying they need one hundred extra specially trained officers. and environmental activist in the united states facing jail time and a hefty fine for his efforts to refurbish old posts and old computers. i think it was helping people extend the life cycle of their electronics to combat planned obsolescence to make sure that we keep as much work product. headlines on the hour every hour welcome to it is to say here in moscow we have your latest world news in just a few hours now a humanitarian corridor will open up in the syrian enclave of eastern ghouta to allow civilians to leave the war ravaged district. is located just outside the capital damascus and has been occupied by various rebel and terror groups for years the violence there recently escalated with both sides accusing each other of targeting civilians and the new human

headline international a former cia director. interfered another country's elections when there was quote for a good call the comments of course coming in the wake of the alleged russian meddling saga. i mean what is this country done to the majority of the countries in the middle east if you're an american like an american and iranian american fashion blogger is dubbed an american by a t.v. host for criticizing u.s. policy in the middle east. cia agent jeffrey sterling who was sentenced under the espionage act for talking to a new york times reporter has been released from prison. in one day worldwide news headlines live from moscow this is r.t. international a very warm welcome to. a former cia director has admitted the u.s. has interfered in other countries elections and domestic affairs when it was quote for a good cause. looks at whether double standards are at play no one likes a spoiler. interference especially when it comes to american elections. and spoiled and unsightly or they were before the russians got to them they

headlines international russian efforts to introduce a humanitarian corridor or in syria's eastern ghouta criticized by the u.s. with the state department making accusations similar to those during the liberation of. german chancellor angela merkel look knowledges for the very first time the existence of so-called zones in the country. the belgian government faces a backlash over plans to make it easier for the police to conduct raids on the. migrants and we speak to one woman whose home was raided. every hour thanks for joining us here with international we have the latest world headlines. shortly after a russian sponsored humanitarian pause came into force in syria's eastern guta as the u.s. state department. and the syrian government. russia is certainly not its hearing to this cease fire they are not adhering to the cease fire because they continue to sponsor and back to shar all assad's government violence in the rubble and terrorists hell damascus escalated earlier this month with both sides accusing each other of targeting civilians the un security council unanimously adopted a mon

international on this saturday we have your latest world headlines the south korean president says he is ready to accept an invitation to visit pyongyang from the north korean leader if conditions at the invitation was delivered by kim jong un's sister who was attending the winter olympics in south korea she is the first member of north korea's leading family. to visit the south since the one nine hundred fifty s. she met with president moon for a toltz that ended up last in three hours and the opening ceremony of the winter games also soul signs of thawing ties between the north and south the country's teams marching together. the recent friendly relations between the two countries all widely seen as a breakthrough that south of the country's health talks and at least two years. the french defense minister says that's insufficient evidence of chlorine gas to use by the syrian government and that contradicts previous claims by a number of western politicians including france's foreign minister. when they're designed guess you. do. absolutely. bizarre. the french defense minister sayin

the headlines on international. operation forces. conflicting reports that damascus also plans to send troops. secret state documents on the forced sterilization of victims to break the silence and. i know i will suffer until. the international criminal court receives over a million testimonies from. the taliban islamic state military. headlines live from moscow thanks for joining us for the program. children and the . teachers have marched through syria's afrin in protest over the turkish military offensive which is about to be ratcheted up with president of the one having just announced that his army is preparing to encircle the city in the coming days so with ankara trying to oust the kurds from the northern syrian region both sides appear to be looking to strike an unlikely alliance and damascus is reportedly in talks to assist the coat's while turkey said it would welcome any effort by the syrian army to drive out what it calls terrorists from our friends but i guess d.f. explains africa has turned into a bloodbath a grinding wa

the headlines at midday. the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, warns uk charities that funding will be withdrawn — if they fail to co—operate with the authorities in cases of sexual exploitation by staff. the sector has got to step up in terms of tackling what is an industry that has been targeted by individuals. by paedophiles? yes, they are targeting us because of the chaos we work in. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, is holding talks in myanmar about the return of rohingya muslims. the damage caused by alcohol — a report warns of the major problems faced by children in england whose parents drink too much. also in the next hour, great britain's andrew musgrave makes history at the winter olympics in pyeonchang, finishing seventh in the men's skiathlon — the best performance by a briton in an olympic cross—country event. meanwhile, in the arena, north korean cheerleaders mesmerise the crowds with incredible synchronisation. and taxi by air. click looks ahead into the future of passenger travel. that's

the headlines at midday. the internationals that funding will be withdrawn — if they fail to co—operate with the authorities in cases of sexual exploitation by staff. the sector has got to step up in terms of tackling what is an industry that has been targeted by individuals. by paedophiles? yes, they are targeting us because of the chaos we work in. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, is holding talks in myanmar about the return of rohingya muslims. the damage caused by alcohol — a report warns of the major problems faced by children in england whose parents drink too much. also in the next hour, great britain's andrew musgrave makes history at the winter olympics in pyeonchang,

intern for senator rubio. her "new york times" of that is headlined "i interned for senator rubio. now i'm begging him to act on guns." stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. to cover the fallout from last week's valentine's day massacre in florida. we turn now to a former intern for senator marco rubio of florida stop she is also a graduate from stoneman douglas high school. shana rosenthal just wrote a piece for "the new york times" headlined "i interned for senator rubio. now i'm begging him to act on guns." the 21 euro reveals she has already been near four mass shootings at florida state university and a ft. lauderdale airport, the massacres at the pulse nightclub in orlando, and stoneman douglas high school last week. she attendeded the cnn town hall meeting last night of 7000 people. shana rosenthal, welcome to democracy now! what was last night like? >> good morning, amy. last night was incredibly empowering to see my community come together and really speak directly to their elected officials.

headlines. this is international and a very warm welcome. the winter olympics in south korea wrapped up with norway coming out on top of the medals table the olympic athletes from russia or team came thirteenth at the doping scandal having prevented many russians from competing but that didn't stop the team from beating expectations. takes a closer look at russia's achievements in. well seventy medals chang is only minus twelve if you compare it to twenty nine team russian medals and saatchi this is not a mon blowing result but it still deserves a huge round of applause given that most russia stars weren't even invited here by the international olympic committee so basically it was mostly a team of olympic newbies but i'll tell you what did blow the mind of russian fans here in p.n. chang it is the first gold medal by their men's ice hockey team in twenty six years the final was really tough neck and neck till the last second with surprise silver medalist germany and the red machine was only able to show who's boss on it's an extra time. spe

a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at aussie international. headlines the u.s. justice department has indicted thirteen russian nationals and three companies over alleged meddling in america's twenty sixteen presidential election when two accuses the defendants of waging information warfare against the united states. indictment charges thirteen russian nationals and three russian companies for committing federal crimes while seeking to interfere in the united states political system including the twenty sixteen presidential election the defendants allegedly conducted what they called information warfare against the united states with the stated goal of spreading distrust towards the candidates and the political system in general i was trying to shed some light on this right now or to jacqueline for good joining me live in the studio jackie who's been indicted what are they accused of well we have thirteen russian nationals and three russian entities and this is coming down from the office of the u.s. special counsel robert muller and he's of course been investig

headlines on international a former cia director admits the u.s. has interfered in other country's elections quote for a good call. coming in the wake of the alleged russian meddling saga. feels fro the israeli iranian rivalry could now spill over into syria. might get involved . from russia is suspected of doping at the winter games in south korea a second round of test results will be released on monday and despite the intense scrutiny and pressure on russia with many banned from these olympics already they are still having a good go at the games with eleven medals.

it comes after another international abduction to brazil made headlines. goldman fought for five years to bring his son home to new jersey, after he was taken there by his mother, who later died. in 2009, a brazilian court finally awarded his father custody. and chris brann says he's leaned on david goldman for advice throughout this whole ordeal. nico's grandparents are scheduled to appear in federal court on monday. david? >> okay, abc's kayna whitworth, thank you. >>> when we come back, a hero's welcome home in philly tonight. and once tom brady's backup, is he now the highest paid in the nfl? >>> and more on that serial killer case i mentioned, the landscaper, and now, the discoveries. where they said he hid the bodies. we'll be right back. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden sym

headlines here on r.t. international. see a whistleblower jeffrey sterling has been released from prison he revealed cia mismanagement of a classified program to the u.s. senate and was later sentenced under the espionage act to three and a half years sterling was freed after serving over two years of that sentence however sterling was not actually jailed for what he told senators instead he was accused of leaking classified information he shared with the senate to a journalist his sentence was softer than the usual nineteen years minimum reportedly that was because all the so-called evidence against him was circumstantial. former u.s. senate candidate who petition for starting release explains how he ended up being treated as a traitor. there are times reporter james right now with the intercept was having about fifty conversations back and forth with jeffrey and then james writes and released a book about two thousand and five called state of war in which he disclosed the cia's botched release of nuclear plans to iran e

. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the alleged kidnapping case making international headlines he american father, fighting to get back his 8-year-old son. his inlaws arrested as they flew into the u.s. here's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: this 8-year-old at the center of an international tug of war. his father battling his ex-wife and family for almost five years to bring him home to texas. >> no doubt that they illegally abducted my child. there's no doubt they have retained him and there's no doubt they've done everything in their power to prevent me from having my son in my life. >> reporter: in 2013, his ex-wife took their son with his permission to brazil for a family wedding. they never returned. just yesterday, federal agents arresting his grandparents at miami international airport as they attempted to enter the u.s. the affidavit alleging they conspired to kidnap nico to their native brazil. >> just the glimmer of having him back here at home is why i've been fighting for five years. >> reporter: a judge in brazil granting marcelle sole custody, but an fbi investigator

headlines on r.t. international the winter olympics come to a close in south korea here on the program we speak to russian figure skating gold medalist. about her achievement at the big game. this is. actually there are no tears at all i think when i get home i will be dancing and jumping for joy i hope by the time i get home i will realize what i have achieved. but asylum seekers in greece struggling to find shelter jobs. drug dealing and prostitution to make ends meet. the firsthand accounts of stores. defense ministry says militants in syria's eastern district are shelling the capital damascus in violation of a un backed cease fire the western media though says it's the assad government that has broken the truce. monday worldwide news headlines live from moscow thanks for joining us it is r.t. international. the winter olympics in south korea have wrapped up with norway coming out on top of the medals table the olympic athletes from russia. team came thirteenth being scandal having prevented many russians from co

iraqi court she was found guilty of membership in the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces in mosul last summer. in ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian luger mikhail saakashvili who was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor of ukraine's odessa region and of course ally but he then became one of his greatest critics. movies with strong willed women and their stories that dominated sunday sunday specious at the berlin international film festival one that many see as a favorite to win the gold and there is philly a man by the italian director of the spring it made its world premiere on sunday we have this report. it's a stunning portrait of motherhood figure me a daughter of mine father's ten year old victorian is nice turned upside down by the discovery of her birth mother forcing her to navigate a treacherous path between opposing maternal figure is. even. intelligent

charities, whether they are french or british, and by the way, the british scandal is making international headlinesther countries are looking at this and i think the most interesting thing that has come out that apart from safeguarding rules and the whistleblowe rs that apart from safeguarding rules and the whistleblowers line in all of that, is very much this idea put up by save the children and i think one of the worst possible things about preying on vunerable people is for one person to do that, not be reported on and be able to move onto another charities. 0k, well, we will see what happens this demand. the sunday express has led the brexit and apparently we have some good days ahead. this is wonderful. theresa may will tell the country the best day is really do lie ahead of us, she will be... because we have an ambition. ok. and we will have an ambition. ok. and we will have an ambition. ok. and we will have an ambitious future in our ambition and we are going to make that ambition into reality and we will have an ambitious policy and a great relation ship, and the best exit is about our nati

iraqi court she was found guilty of membership in the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces in mosul last summer. turning now to the united states where president donald trump has slammed the f.b.i. over last week's florida high school shooting that left seventeen people dead in a tweet the president said the bureau missed signals sent by the shooter because agents were too focused on their investigation into russian interference in the u.s. election well meanwhile students survivors and teachers from the school where the attack happened have been attending vigils and a rally calling for tougher gun control. just days ago these students were running in fear from the florida high school the latest scientific mass shooting in the united states but at the rally they express their anger at the predictable political response to the massacre. she says there's only so many words that can be said before things move on before the press gets tired of seeing us on the news the four people just changed the channel. they're calling for tighter contr

the headlines on r.t. international and in just a few hours a humanitarian corridor will open in syria's eastern ghouta to enable civilians to us.

iraqi court she was found guilty of membership in the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces in mosul rosmer. and ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters include a supporters of former georgian leader mikhail saakashvili who was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor of ukraine's odessa region and a person who ally but he then became one of his greatest critics. mourners in the city of ruffa have attended the funerals of two seventeen year old boys shot dead in the southern goddess gaza strip israeli forces say they also conducted air strikes against eighteen targets in gaza the rates came after an explosion near the border injured four israeli soldiers. days after regaining world number one status for the first time in six years tennis star roger federer has won his ninety seventh career title of the water down open facing road number five grigor dimitrov said rick broke the booking early and from there the swis

iraqi court she was found guilty of membership in the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces in mosul last summer. in ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko protesters included supporters of former georgian president mikheil. saakashvili he's one of poroshenko main opponents but was expelled from ukraine earlier this week. turning now to the united states where president donald trump has slammed the f.b.i. over last week's florida high school shooting that left seventeen people dead in a tweet the president said the bureau missed signals sent by the shooter because agents were too focused on their investigation into russian interference of the u.s. election well meanwhile students survivors and teachers from the school where the attack took place have been attending vigils and a rally calling for tougher gun control. just days ago these students were running in fear from the florida high school the latest scientific mass shooting in the united states but at the ral

iraqi court she was found guilty of membership in the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces and mosul last summer. in ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian leader mikhail saakashvili who was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor in ukraine so dust of region and a prosecco ally but he then became one of his greatest critics. symbiote was president emerson when god was as big condolences to the family of morgan chang the veteran opposition leader died of cancer on wednesday he was sixty five when god will pledge that his government will meet hospital and fiddle expenses. the movers and shakers of the silver screen are in the german capital for the berlin international film festival the berlin it opens on thursday with a hint of hollywood but this weekend the focus has been on the leading talents of european cinema detail the use david leftists and melanie corrigible are on

and other headlines the international olympic committee has rejected the requests of thirteen russian athletes as well as two coaches for invites for the upcoming winter games the sportsmen and women were recently ruled not to violate a doping rules by sports highest court the i.o.c. whoever still has the power to decide who competes and who doesn't. we provide this procedure out of the extremely disappointing custody up holy number repeats. the privilege to be right. rick wright was more than just the existence of a sage. soul we know it is right. the athletes were seeking invitations to compete along with other clean russian competitors so of course under the neutral athletes from russia the switzerland based court of arbitration for sport said on thursday that they are you see the evidence that the twenty eight had taken by and substances was insufficient. has unanimously found that the evidence put forward by the i.o.c. in relation to this matter did not have the same weight in each individual case this is why in twenty eight cases the evidence collected was found to be insufficie

this is bbc news — our latest headlines the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, is warning co—operate with the authorities over this is bbc news — our latest headlines safeguarding issues. the foreign secretary, boris johnson, has met the leader of myanmar, aung san suu kyi, for talks which included the issue of the rojingya muslims. nearly 700,000 rohingya have crossed the border into neighbouring bangladesh, after a crackdown by the burmese military. a report commissioned by a group of mps is warning of major problems faced by children in england whose parents drink too much. almost a fifth of children reported feeling embarrassed by seeing their parent drunk. now on bbc news, the inside out team looks at the growing problem of knife crime. hello, i'm keeley donovan. irfan wahid, the young people still living in fear of knife crime. also tonight, the woman battling an eating disorder but trying to inspire others to be healthy.

this is bbc news — our latest headlines: the international development secretary, penny mordaunt, isarities which receive government aid for work abroad that the funding will be withdrawn — if they fail to co—operate with the authorities over safeguarding issues. the foreign secretary, boris johnson, has met the leader of myanmar, aung san suu kyi, for talks which included the issue of the rojingya muslims. nearly 700,000 rohingya have crossed the border into neighbouring bangladesh, after a crackdown by the burmese military. a report commissioned by a group of mps is warning of major problems faced by children in england whose parents drink too much. almost a fifth of children reported feeling embarrassed by seeing their parent drunk. hello and welcome to our look at the sunday papers. with me are the broadcaster lynn faulds wood and the political editor of the sun on sunday, dave wooding. let's have a look at some of the front pages. the observer leads with labour's attack on the privatised water industry, calling the amount in dividends paid to shareholders "scandalous". the mail

the headlines at 7pm. the internationaleatens to cut off state funding to oxfam over its handling of the prostitution scandal involving aid workers. if the moral leadership at the top of the organisation isn't there then we cannot have you as a partner. a russian passenger plane has crashed shortly after taking off from moscow, killing all 71 people on board. theresa may and some of her senior ministers are to give speeches in the coming week, setting out the future relationship the uk once with the eu after brexit. the leader of south africa's ruling anc party says the future of president jacob zuma will be finalised tomorrow. also in the next hour — great britain's andrew musgrave makes history at the winter olympics in pyeongchang. and coming up in sportsday, scotland fight back to earn a first

down the street at this registration center and the berlin neighborhood of motivate made international headlines now three years on the keys may have gone but integration is still a big challenge the deals decision on family reunification has also drawn criticism . is on the scottish pathak with particularly critical of the family reunions for refugees with limited status we are in contact with those affected on a daily basis with children and families who want their wives and kids here minus who just have to have their parents here and for them this is a great loss of trust in our institutions institutes. but just a few hundred meters away in berlin is government district there's a sense of relief among many vitas after five months of uncertainty there's been four letter word finally moving forward they should find the ability to make a decision altogether over just sad to see the big powers of our country car just say ok we'll go it alone even if they don't get a majority as we've been good i think it's good that we're thinking ahead again and when not just exploring a negotiating but actually

iraqi court she was found guilty of membership in the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces in mosul last summer. in ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian leader mikhail saakashvili who was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor of ukraine's odessa region and a persian to ally with any became one of his greatest critics. it has been a dramatic day night at the winter olympics and beyond chang mark meadows from the dolby sports joins me to tell us more welcome mark first off i believe that there was a remarkable photo finish and the buy off one there was indeed. of france got it but it was incredibly tight i mean you cannot think of a photo finish title what we saw today in the baffert it was that single and this was the fifteen kilometer mass stuff so this was after fifteen kilometers of going around of course but just being in that shooting and then the finish we can see

the headlines ought to international there are conflicting reports that president assad plans to send troops to a serious opera and that's where the turkish army is fighting against kodesh forces . a recently discovered secret state documents on the practice of forced sterilization. and the international criminal court. testimonies from. every hour welcome to the program.

half of living abroad and during that there were more than a dozen such instances that made international headlines. too often they don't even make the international headlines but there were a dozen who made headlines, why can't you guys fix this? what is the problem here? how can it be -- why is the blame always on the nra? why is that such an insurmountable hurdle? why can't washington fix this? why can't the president, president obama first and now trump, making speeches and want to pray for the grieving and not doing anything? this can-do country. >> we're asking a lot of those same questions as well. >> let me ask you really quickly. we've seen in the last couple of days some rising tensions between israel, iran and syria. israel carrying out air strikes. it's a volatile situation. what do you see happening there? what is actually happening on the ground? >> it's the last thing that we need, yet another protagonist with israel's air force getting involved. iran was using syria to fly drones into israel and is israel felt that it needed to react to that which is understandable. the most interes

iraqi court she was found guilty of membership in the so-called islamic state her case made international headlines after she was arrested by iraqi forces in mosul last summer. in ukraine's capital kiev several thousand protesters have called for the impeachment of president petro poroshenko the protesters included supporters of former georgian leader michel second sheely he was deported from ukraine earlier this week saakashvili was previously a governor of ukraine's odessa region and approaching ally but he then became one of his greatest critics. are time to check in on the winter olympics and kyung chango and yanick speak for him to do sports is here to talk us through it to good to see you young nick all right so marcel here sure we already know him to be the king of world cup skiing but after his success is today is it time to finally crown him the olympic king as well you know one hundred mean this guy is a freak pure and simple i mean he has dominated the skiing serve in the world cups for a long time but he never won an olympic gold proxomitron showing his good winter games but as we can s

headlines on r.t. international with two days to go until the winter olympics get underway the hopes of dozens of russian leaders fighting a legal battle to have a ton of the games diminishing. says it will continue to protect. this embassy in london after a british judge ruled the wiki leaks co-founder is still wanted for. a new party is being. said he supports getting from across the channel has led to accusations of french meddling in britain's in total. midday on wednesday here in moscow thanks for joining us on r.t. international latest world news headlines. just two days now until the twenty eighteen winter olympics get underway it's still unclear who will compete the court of arbitration for sport has heard the case of dozens of russian athletes but no decision was reached today the session adjourned until tomorrow the russian athletes are challenging the international olympic committee's decision to ban them from competing in south korea over the. trying to reports sports history is being made on wednesday a

the headlines on r.t. international there are conflicting reports of president assad plans to send troops to syria for the turkish army is still fighting against kodesh forces. in japan recently discovered documents shed light on the practice of forced sterilization which lasted for decades after the end of world war two victims now hoping for state compensation. the international criminal court receives over a million testimonies from afghans alleging war crime victims and perpetrators by among others the taleban islamic state the afghan military and u.s. personnel.

the headlines at 11: the international development secretary threatens to cut off state funding to oxfam over its handling of the prostitution scandal involving aid workers. if the moral leadership at the top of the organisation isn't there then we cannot have you as a partner. a russian passenger plane has crashed shortly after taking off from moscow, killing all 71 people on board. three britons have been killed in a helicopter crash in the grand canyon in the united states. theresa may and senior ministers are to give speeches setting out the future relationship the uk wants with the eu after brexit. also in the next hour: great britain's andrew musgrave makes history at the winter olympics in pyeongchang. scotland fight back to earn a first win in this year's six nations with a hard—fought victory against france at murrayfield. at 1130 we will bring you live conversation about the front pages tomorrow in the paper review. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. the government has warned it will cut funding to oxfam if it cannot fully explain it's handling of reports of sexual miscondu

the headlines on the international u.s. republicans who allege that the dossier that's behind many of the. may have been based on information provided by the clinton campaign. funded by the clinton foundation. human rights watch has published a new report revealing how strong. drugs are being misused in some us. are you so sleepy did a. one who was. totally dry and you can even talk to. girls and keep up with the times though some of the girls affected say that losing perfectly good but no good reason. in tuesday worldwide news headlines live from moscow thanks for joining us here on r.t. international. us republicans have released a document alleging that the man behind the trump russia dossier was not only funded by the clinton campaign but was also fed information by. mr steele's memorandum states that the report was information that came from a foreign subsoil who is in touch with a friend of the clintons it is troubling enough that the clinton campaign funded mr steele's work but that these clinton associates were cont

the headlines on the international russian efforts to introduce a humanitarian corridor or in syria's eastern ghouta criticized by the us with the state department making accusations similar to those during the liberation of. the german chancellor. for the very first time the existence of so-called no go zones in the country. the belgian government faces a backlash of a plans to make it easier for the police to conduct raids on the homes housing migrants on the program we speak to a woman whose home was raided after she took in a sudanese teenager.

time now to take a look at what is making headlines in the international press. i am joined by haxie meyers-belkin. you are beginning with the latest in the ongoing oxfam scandal. haxie: this is dominating british front pages. "i am ashamed this happen on my learn of the resignation of the charity's deputy chief executive after claims that oxfam employees paid for sex with prostitutes in haiti and chad. "the daily mail" is leading with a claim that the scandal is widening to include the charity's high street shops, with 120 claims of sexual assault or impropriety by volunteers or employees. story,ng to that initial in a very interesting piece in the centerleft paper "the guardian," written by a former aide w worker, who has worked wh charities including oxfam -- she says she is in no way surprised by the oxfam revelations, an organization where she says bullying and racism are rife. she says her concerns about the prevalence of what she calls "a went largely ignored, and there is added stigma in the aid world to speaking out -- a fear that if you tell the truth,

the headlines on the international terrorists have shelled a humanitarian corridor or in syria's eastern preventing civilians from leaving the area. arresting people including a fifteen year old boy awaiting surgery for severe injury to the head allegedly inflicted by the i.d.f. two months ago. an environmental activist in the united states faces jail time and a hefty fine for being microsoft software but he insists he was only trying to refurbish old posts and old computer. i think it was helping people extend the life cycle of their electronics to combat planned obsolescence and to make sure that we keep as much product. international a very warm welcome to you. terrorists have shelled a humanitarian corridor which was just opened hours ago in a damascus. now this was a stop to allow civilians to leave the war. the latest pictures. the humanitarian corridor the russian military says civilians are being prevented from using it by the shelling. is located just outside the syrian capital has been occupied by various rebel and militant groups now for the past few years we're talking about

the headlines on r.t. international russian efforts to introduce a humanitarian corridor or in syria's eastern due to a criticized by the u.s. state of often making accusations similar to those heard during the liberation of aleppo. the german chancellor angela merkel that knowledge was for the very first time the existence of so-called no go zones in the country. the belgian government faces up. make it easier for the police to.

the headlines on the international the french defense minister says there is insufficient evidence toprove the syrian government has. less than a month before general elections far right supporters clashed with. a racially motivated shooting last week we hear from the increasingly popular right wing nor. the next election the people use it. and this is the only we. a prominent anti harassment activist of the movement is accused of sexual misconduct by two men. thanks for sharing your saturday with us here on the international first this news just in the south korean president is ready to accept an invitation to visit pyongyang from the north korean leader the invitation was delivered by kim jong un sister who was attending winter a limp. which the country's teams are marching under a unified flag of this during the opening ceremony she was the first member of north korea's leading family to visit the south since the nineteen fifties and she met with president moon for talks that last of three hours and this is seen as a major breakthrough in relations between the north and the south f