from here, we are calling on the signatories of the paris peace accord, in particular cambodia, indonesiase the fundamental elements of the paris peace accord have been violated. today we have a 1—party have been violated. today we have a 1— party state have been violated. today we have a 1—party state in cambodia, therefore the signatories of the peace accord need to reconvene again and put cambodia back on track.|j need to reconvene again and put cambodia back on track. i appreciate that but the reality remains that now hun sen is still in power in cambodia. where does that leave opposition parties like yourself, when you go from here, what do you now? we are not accepting yesterday's election, we are calling for a new election that would be free and fair, that would include the main viable opposition party, thatis the main viable opposition party, that is ourselves. the people of cambodia, i believe they protested inaform cambodia, i believe they protested in a form of boycotting the election and spoiling the ballots. however, you cannot focus on the figures put forward by the national

to the paris peace accord to respect the boys to. the paris peace accord signed in one nine hundred ninety one state that cambodia must have a liberal multi-party democracy. the election showed there is now just one party wayne hay al jazeera phnom penh. the lead investigator into the missing malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy says he called to exclude the possibility of foul play or hijack the plane disappeared on its way from kuala lumpur to beijing in two thousand and fourteen with two hundred thirty nine people on board. a long awaited independent report says it was probably deliberately diverted and flown for more than six hours after communication was severed but investigators say they are still unable to determine the cause. not the fear that you could have been an event to buy into hundreds but had the same time we cannot deny the fact that there was an atom but we cannot deny the fact that as yet another life the systems men need to know with intent or otherwise so we feel that there is also one possibility that could

withdrawal from the paris accord, the unilateral action on iran i hope we're going to have a burt summit in europe. we're creating a division with our friends who have kept the peace for 70 years in this world. so we have to be careful that we're not fraying relationships that have kept us peaceful, safer that includes free trade now, when you get to china a little different issue that's a place where we should be pulling china into the wto. >> on one hand, we're beating up our allies, and on the other hand, we want them to help us in regard to china. my greatest concern in many regards here, the issue surrounding nato, the issues of trade, the issues of unilateral action means that we are fraying the relationships that have been so important to this country post world war ii. >> tell us about the new technology and mobility technology that you're showcasing today, and, you know, as long as we're talking about trade issues is this the kind of business and industry that can create more jobs for your state? >> it already has. you know, look, our goal here in ohio -- we've got cloud computing now in the state we use massive amounts of data analytics. we're starting t

paris,ns peace talks in and the north, and the people's liberation show up. what is the problem? >> they have a policy of fighting while negotiating. they continue to fight even though they are at peace accords. prof. faulkner: what are the negotiating points for the north vietnamese? [talking over each other] prof. faulkner: when did the americans leave them and when do you get rid of the government so we can run our flag up the flagpole. >> they are never going to be agreed upon. prof. faulkner: and for the most part, the north is also not going to shift away from them in less they can see a temporal way of making hay out of it. upstairs.nd is kicked march,, on the 31st of when he announces the end of bombing, before leaving, he announces to the american people, i will not accept the nomination to be your president. what do you make of all this? -- ahead.ood people do notn want the war and they are not going to invest in a war anymore. prof. faulkner: we searched seeing a changing reality inside the united states. you sort of have this cold war consensus in the 1940's and 1950's, we have our problems but look at the communists. increasingly, that cold war consensus is starting to crack. te