tonight eritrea recently signed a peace deal with ethiopia after years of conflict our correspondent adrian creech has a rare look inside the country. the peace agreement brings that completely new situation for the government of every trade up until now the entire policy of the country was based on the danger of its another war. a we begin the day with a travel ban enforced condolences today the world was stunned by this photo of the solti crown prince shaking hands with the son of murdered journalist jamal khashoggi stunning because many believe the crown prince ordered these killing stunning also because the son probably had no choice but to meet with the crown prince he has been under a travel ban for more than a year reportedly imposed upon him to punish his father for criticizing the crown prince or the international pressure on saudi arabia is increasing by the day today the foreign ministers of the g seven countries issued this statement without naming the saudi crown prince the g seven foreign ministers write those responsible for the killing must be held to account saudi arabia must put

locals speak of extrajudicial killings by the military but also intimidation tactics by separatists adrian creech has an exclusive report from the reach of. munich balsa has launched a fierce attack against the german media in an extraordinary press conference call media criticism of their players disgusting and disrespectful. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the european union's top court has ordered poland to immediately suspend its forced retirement of judges calling it quote a threat to judicial independence holos right wing government has lowered the retirement age of judges from seventy to sixty five in a move that critics say is aimed at replacing judges with those supportive of the current regime european court of justice says all judges that have lost their jobs under the ruling must now be reinstated. the controversial law had already come into force here at the country supremes court in warsaw many of the twenty seven newly appointed judges began their work just days ago from the e.c.g.'s ruling holt's the forced retirement of judges with immediate effect and reverses th