is now reportedly seeking immunity in exchange for cooperating with the police protesters say carolina galatea was a victim of what they call endemic corruption at the highest levels of motorist government. must get stopped 8 has been questioned by police over the murder the other 2 ministers say they were stepping aside until the investigation was over while denying any involvement in the death all 3 were accused by carol one again of corruption a family said the prime minister is protecting those behind her murder muscat has ignored calls for him to quit. you know and yet incompletely who this is only it's really on the run the country needs stability plays the moment he plays on dupes on the stop that on my mandate he might actions and decisions in the coming hours and days he will be i aim to. sure that stability is maintained was protest to say democracy and the country has long been on the slide the broken in more ways than one. and as i get it now from the other stories making news around the world polls have opened in the general election in namibia or in south west africa the ruling p

journalist prime minister's chief of staff also creators police searched his home reporter daphne carolina galatea was killed by a car bomb 2 years ago while investigating corruption involving politicians as well as business executives and maltese prime minister jess muscat has once again been confronted with the public's anger over the case a crowd to exit him as he left parliament he's refusing demands to resign. 28 people have been arrested in georgia's capital after people tried to stop politicians from entering parliament they're calling for the government to step down robin forestier walker reports from tbilisi. on tuesday police outnumbered protesters outside georgia's parliament a sign that this government is taking no chances and good by its failure to deliver promised electoral reform opposition protesters closed off the area to traffic and encircled parliament on monday a 2nd attempt to disrupt parliamentary business in less than a week ended with police dispersing crowds. inside the building there's a sense of siege electoral reform is officially no longer of discussion but in any case