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secured their own consulates in niger so exaggerating iran's influence in iraq is of a of the losing parties in iraq elections to accuse the winners of elections of some foreign connection when you accuse the iraqi government you're basically insulting the iraqi people that voted for that government you know that iraq is one of the few arab countries that actually as representative government we have monarchies they have dictatorships we have a general that's come to power to look at our eyes in the arab world and we have iraq that actually holds elections and they want to have leadership change and some some of these monarchies don't like to see democracy in iraq that's why the excuse that i see government of difference so how do you explain the anger in iraq at the moment particularly directed at iran. yeah that's a very good question the basic question is that the people who act track. you down and installations in there are the consummate deal of presenting their arky people dance that is absolutely not i encourage you to take part in that a brain walk makes yes i don't know if y

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'd protests as in iraq says ablaze iran's consulate in niger tehran demands tough action against those responsible. hello welcome to our there live from doha i'm marty dennis also coming up. the saudi led coalition agrees to open sun our airport in yemen to see prisoners are expected to be flown in shortly. china accuses the us of interference of balls of consequences after president trump science and law supporting hong kong's human rights i made ongoing protests. thousands of colombians refused to back down there's a national strike against corruption and economic inequality. now the iraqi army says it's sending its commanders to provinces to restore order in a statement it said it's setting up what it calls crisis cells to quell the mass on the rest this follows another night of violence at least 8 people were killed in nazareth when security forces opened fire to disperse a demonstration there. and also iran is demanding firm action from the iraqi government after an attack on its consulate in the city of nat jeff anti-government protesters torched the building there accusing tehra

a much of a continent it is the case that you would know specifically in the example of niger ledgers a very religious society whether it's the muslims or the christians or people who believe in the traditional religions and so when they see people with mental health issues there is you know that this is some kind of possession by some evil spirit and they believe that the solution to it is also a kind of spiritual solution so at the same time there are some people who think yes this is a medical condition but the facilities for that are not there so they either go for these kinds of spiritual centers like islamic or christian ones and they believe that that's the way in which. you know psychological and mental issues can be dealt with as opposed to treating them as a medical condition and as you say i mean that stigma really exists in a lot of african societies when people we don't understand mental illness so people assume that it's some kind of position i think some people go as far as believing so you hinted at the lack of medical facilities again this is a problem we see across t

joining me, niger innis. i know these dems think they are doing the country somehow a favor. but knowing that this is a political charade, knowing that there is no bipartisanship whatsoever. doesn't it do the country a whole lot more damage than any good? >> i think it does. but i'm going to correct you minorly. there was a bipartisan vote, if you will. a couple of democrats voted with all of the republicans against moving this impeachment inquiry forward. trish: bipartisan in the opposite way. and you know, i think these individuals know, i think it other 29 democrats that were elected 0 to the house of d elected to the house of representatives in trump districts, they know people in the heartland are not for this nonsense. you have the elite in washington, d.c., some of their friends in new york city. i call them millionaire socialists. far left-wing activists. and the entrenched bureaucracy that are desperate to get this man by any means necessary, and if you don't believe me, believe congressman al green of the black congressional caucus who said if we don't impeach this

[inaudible] troops from mali and niger were operating to track extremists tracked -- links to our qaeda- al qaeda. in an effort to reduce the number of migrants coming to europe, the german chancellor is calling for more investment in africa to boost living standards and create jobs. she has been meeting with heads of states from several african countries as part of generating private investment in africa. >> chancellor merkel pledged one billion euros with africa a year ago. the program's objective is for german businesses to invest in africa to create jobs. now the funds are starting to flow. >> the decision to invest in africa remains a private sector decision. we cannot take that from any business owner, but we can help. we can create trust. >> that mainly means donor money or offering risk protection. this small company builds drinking water systems, but financing often presents problems for africa's customers. eric hopes the billions of euros available will make things easier. >> this aid is a success, but it tatakes a bit of time beforere l the instruments to work. more than 200

host: an 8000-kilometer-long belt of trees stretching along the edge of the sahara from mali through nigerto ethiopia. that's's the goal ofof great gn wallll project. the idea is s that the plalantsl prevent furtrther desertififica, makeoils m me fertile, and reduce conflict. and d it's urgentltly neede. bamakoko in mali, for r insta, has s a booming populationanad dedeforeation n inhe regioio contntinues. reporter: charcoal is big business in bamako, the capital of mali. almost everybody needs charcoal to cook with, and the population is growing. maimuna traorÉ is a charcoal merchant. she is doing well, but her very success is becoming a source of concern. maimuna: there are fewer and fewer trees. it is scary. if you go out of town, you will see what i mean. reporter: an australian agronomist with the ngo world vision, tony rinaudo, has developed a method of countering the deforestation that affects large parts of africa. his work won him the right livelihood award, also known as the alternative nobel prize. totony: as land is clearared oe vegetation, the land gradually degrades and becom

in fact as an expression in niger today called done i must go. and i phone by solve. personally violated i felt that if i listen i've taken place on my behalf in my name yeah and i found it very repugnant in fact in my university my department became a kind of a refuge and i defied anyone to go and touch them or was it because i could not understand why there should be such a distinction amounting to the right of expulsion between them and me. and we've had that experience all over the continent and as soon as there's a slight problem created by ms government mismanagement of economy the immediate impulse is to look for scapegoats of cause or 1st line scapegoats those who are quote unquote foreign as well and of course see what's been happening in south africa the amounting even to the link chain the pursuit i mean lynching of a foreigner as before mozambique affected at one time zimbabwe nigerians of course see this leaves one in such a weak position when one now house to decry the ultra nationalism and the waves are which are sort of taking over europe effect in pol

frogs on his radio show lars is authentic as he made to niger frogs on his radio show laura's use of to intestate man and i think he is exactly right guy for the times that and corbin would be so bad to be a country like man and i think he is exactly right guy for the times that and colin would be so bad for your country he'd be so bad he'd take you in such a bad way he'd take you in just such bad places jeremy he'd be so bad he'd take you in such a bad way he'd take you in just such bad places jeremy corbyn has long since fear that boris johnson was willing to privatizing the cordon has long since fear that boris johnson was willing to privatized the set off the n.h.s. as part of any trade deal with the us a post set off the n.h.s. as part of any trade deal with the us a post brags that mr corbin took to twitter to make his anger perfect bragg's it and mr corbin took to twitter to make his anger perfectly clear donald trump is trying to interfere in britain's election to get us from. donald trump is trying to interfere in britain's election to get his. from boris johnson elected it

frogs on his ranch boris johnson during the course of a phone call he made to niger frogs on his radio show laura's use it to intestate man and i think is the exact right guy for the time radio show lauras user to intestate man and i think he's exactly right guy for the times that it would end because they're a bit then what it should be except arbitrator here could go untreated he'll be doing a shitty job able to take such a cubit such ad lib in way way he'd take you he would just such bed. just as i recall john has long since fear the 1st since fear that boris johnson was willing to spread my wings of 2 precisely as an 8 off the. top trades of any trade deal with the us as a post regs and mr corbin took to twitter to make his anger perfectly took to twitter on a trump some of his trade going to his anger perfectly clear donald trump is trying to interfere in britain's election to get his from boris johnson elected it was trump who said in june the air in britain's election to get is from boris johnson elected it was trump who said in june the n.h.s. is on the table and he knows if la

frogs on his of boris johnson during the course of a phone call he made to niger frogs on his radio show lars use it to intestate man and i think he is exactly right guy for the radio show mars is at the intestate man and i think he's the exact right guy for the time i'm sure and cool and a bit cornwood religion would be so bad every tree if your country sure he'd be disassembled it he'd take a cue he would send such a bad way he could take a cue and you would just suggest such bed let laces as jeremy called in his lungs long long since fear that. since and with was willing to privatized the subtle fee at the n.h.s. it's part of any trade to deal. with the usa regs as it. exists and mr corbin took to so it's a make quick hits and to make his anger perfect ethically it don't trump peace on the street trying trying to weep into traffic going to interfere in britain's election to get his from boris johnson elected it was trump who said in june the year in britain's election to get is from boris johnson elected it was trump who said in june the n.h. . he's on the table and he knows if l

industry haad hotel reservations are down by half and many are canceling trips pulled out of hosting to niger summits by are expected to attract between $40.50 extra visitors in the next 2 months. has the latest from santiago. thousands of people have once again taken to the streets of the chilean capital today now marks the 40th day in a row the 2 week mark since the on the rest began here and she laid if it's not thousands of people it's tens of thousands of people mostly peaceful protesters that are once again calling out a number of grievances here in the country the one thing that all of these demonstrators have in common is this perception of growing inequality they're complaining about low wages low pensions and equal access to health care and education and one of the biggest things that's angered so many people here in the country is the continued heavy handed crackdown by police the state of emergency and the military of course curfew has ended but but police are still using tear gas they're still using water cannons to disperse mostly peaceful protesters and this is one of the thing

much united see niger max taylor is back in the senior squad for the 1st time since cancer treatments the 19 year old offender had surgery and 9 weeks of chemotherapy after being diagnosed as to the killer council last year now back in 1st in contention for united's europa league game against the star in kazakstan. would have seen his journey back to full fitness and the way he's conducted himself and it's it's just it's something that he'll always have with him he's been through something that no one should. have to go through but he's come through on the other end he's an inspiration for all the players. anthony davis led the l.a. lakers to a win against his former team the new orleans publicans despite the boos he scored 41 points to help the like is to won 14 to once and went elsewhere the houston rockets big visiting miami heat james harden story the rockets he made 73 points are scored 34 points with houston beat behave 117 so as 108. on the boston celtics and the brooklyn nets for game winning streak and the workers for a season high 39 points in his return from injury the celt

the beautiful unpredictable and cold no big tent i'm talking about the death that over 80 percent of niger along the country in west africa lies in the sun hard desert and huge dunes quipping closer and closer to the capital. bought an old young volunteers for the environment is sick and the advice think desertification leading the fight children teens who intel on alcohol raising other members of the funny to join the coals. and environmental protection in action. xenia is learning from master blacksmith even human mana how to build an oven that works without wood all parts must fit together perfectly so that the oven closes tightly and no heat can escape. ybor him a man is building a series he just received an order for 50 ovens from the ngo volunteer how porn on . fuel food left for this oven is a tool in the fight against desertification because it's not filled with wood but with rice husks the husks can be used for anything else not even animals eat on. every day tons of rice husks accumulate in the state rice factory it's waste with no nutritional value everyone who has an oven can g

really warm any thing around 35 degrees or something but you know what in summer in niger it can get until 48 degrees in the shade i know actually the temperatures here are rising want to know how times faster than the global average researchers actually assumed that in about 102 years people won't be able to lift anymore purely physically the question is what would happen if temperatures keep on rising. the earth has already warmed one degree celsius since the 19th century our goal was to cap warming at well below 2 degrees right now we're on track for at least 3 degrees what would that mean. even today we're seeing more heat waves and droughts including more severe storms and flooding. as temperatures rise all that will increase. i mean rise of 1.5 degree celsius would threaten the existence of many pacific island countries as sea levels rise some of them will vanish beneath the waves and as coral reefs die many people will lose their livelihood a rise of 2 degrees or more. climate scientists say could be the tipping point. polar ice reflect sunlight which until now has helped put

don't suppose i'm apology is pending from those who for years referred to julian as a rapist and did niger that the whole affair was about shoving him in a us supermax black hole for the crime of having exposed crimes against humanity committed in our name oh man it's almost like the whole thing was an excuse to arrest the son and then extradite him to the us if only someone would warned us it was a sham by dropping the charges against julian assange and sweden ironically removes another way to stop an extradition to the us for him sweden can't extradite him there and the charges against him were probably a hindrance for the u.k. to just extradite him it was entirely expected because of course the swedish allegations were very obviously always a cia fit up and they were only ever intended to get assigned into custody in order to pave the way for extradition to the united states for publishing for publishing the truth about american war crimes and they have these allegations would serve their purpose and plainly there was never a scintilla of credible evidence behind them. they're not neede

voters to vote to remain in the referendum to donald trump just recently telling niger frauds and boris johnson to come to some kind of leave alliance which it appears could have actually taken place now yet another u.s. politician has decided to wade into this latest row i'm dumbfounded that this government won't release the report about russian influence because every person who votes in this country deserves to see that report before your election happens reporter like you and others should be absolutely relentless and trying to get to the bottom of it now that report hasn't been released in full yet and it's likely that it will be and so off those that actions are held on the top of. the violets in hong kong has entered a new phase there's been a fierce standoff at the university of hong kong police there trying to reject demonstrators from the campus but being met with bombs and there was an unusual change in the choice of weaponry for the protesters some of them quitting themselves with homemade both police officers like was pierced with an arrow during a conversation around a bar

line and consulate based on the local police and local authorities in they just came from outside niger they are not fun measure for us we have some a look a sound ok in iraq that that i don't like you dance so so much i would what do you make a what you heard just there that it's a total exaggeration that iran has that much power and that the protesters are insulting the iraqi electorate well let me correct a few things to start with no iraq you want to have another war with iran iraqis are keen with relations with the 2nd thing it's an insult to the iraqi people if you tell them that the last elections well it through are genuine and it was not it was not false because 80 percent people of the people did not participate in these elections and there was a lot of. question marks about the result that even the government talked about these things 3rd thing is iraq was not the only responsible part about the iraq iran war the 2 countries were keen to have such well every country every leadership thinking that it could defeat the other part strike a victory over it and within a month or 2

camps are both very polarized very armed they are backed by forces by theological sources like in niger and as well as in iran the 2 are at the moment not talking and there are interferences or influences from the region so we've got local actors regional actors global actors all intertwined some working via proxy son directly this is actually a recipe for getting into a kind of dissident sending in to more chaos and more violence however there is a way out this could lead to a milestone in changing the system of governance changing the mentality and possibly agreeing a new era but at the moment where the peak of it we're nowhere near the end of it it has not ended yet ok but i'm hopeful that there are efforts at the moment to prevent that level of violence and very much we hope that it will never get that all right we not months or i'll give you the last word are you as hopeful as now where and when he see this protest movement heading. so oddly as sort of see what's happening as i speak to different protesters it's hard to be hopeful i mean as i say there is hope in some of the messag

voters to vote to remain in the referendum to donald trump just recently telling niger frauds and boris johnson to come to some kind of leave alliance which it appears could have actually taken place now yet another u.s. politician has decided to wade into this latest row i'm dumbfounded that this government won't release the report about russian influence because every person who votes in this country deserves to see that report before your election happens a reporter like you and others should be absolutely relentless in trying to get to the bottom of it now that report hasn't been released in full yet and it is likely that it will be until after those that actions are held on the top of the zumba. hong kong has seen some of its worst violence in recent months as riot police continue to lay siege to a university campus that has become a stronghold for and he beijing protesters on monday officers fired tear gas and rubber bullets at demonstrators and we're bombarded inturn with bombs and other projectiles over 100 people were injured and there was not unusual change in the choice of we

voters to vote to remain in the referendum to donald trump just recently telling niger frauds and boris johnson to come to some kind of leave alliance which it appears could have actually taken place now yet another u.s. politician has decided to wade into this latest row i'm dumbfounded that this government won't release the report about russian influence because every person who votes in this country deserves to see that report before your election happens reporter like you and others should be absolutely relentless and trying to get to the bottom of it now that report hasn't been released in full yet but it's likely that it will be and so off those that actions are held on the top of the zumba denmark has imposed checks of border crossings was sweet enough for a series of shootings and bombings in copenhagen we'll tell you more about that after this break. please. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. lead. welcome back now hong kong has seen some of its worst violence in recen

the dark horses in this election are going to be the smaller parties in particular the braggs party niger for raj is an incredibly good campaign and we don't know how much and you vote for the brics a party will eat into any of either of the established parties they could eat into the labor party's votes but also that targeting the conservative vote is the disenfranchised with bret's it and i just want to move more quickly than boris johnson's conservative party is offering also we've got the liberal democrats they are the odds remain party and they might also siphon up quite a lot of the remain vote which might not help the labor party so it's really very difficult at the moment to predict how this is going to end at the election in the middle of december beginning mohsin reporting on the start of the election campaign in the u.k. thank you very much for that update from london the floor of the bulletin board changed the course of history not just for jim leave and the international world order but of course the most immediate impact was felt by the divided city of specially for us who w

today, a government spokespersod said aen carried out the attack and then fled to the border with niger. no group has claimed responsibility for the violence, but the region has active groups with links to al qaeda and the islamic state. this is the second attack on mali's military in less than two months and one of the deadliest in recent history. in afghanistan, nine children were killed after they stepped on a deliberately-planted roadside mine while walking to school today. the police chief of the northeastern takhar province, ad area taliban control, blamed taliban insurgents and said the bomb was most likely intended for afghan security forces.as civilianlties in afghanistan spiked in the monthe leading up to ember's presidential election and have so far no one has d responsibility for today's atck. in hong kong, anti-government ckotesters threw gasoline bombs at police and at the office of china's official news agency tay after china hinted that it may begin a tougher crackdown. police hurled tear gas and used water cannons on the demonstrators who demanded autonomy for hong kong

causes atmospheric warming is now 260 percent higher than it was before the industrial revolution and nigers oxide also increased at a rate higher than the 10 year average we have again broken record in carbon dioxide concentrations and we have already exceeded their $400.00 ppm level of it's regarded as a critical level that happened already 2 years ago and this growth of carbon dioxide cores and grayson classical it used to be europe and. north america usa but china has become number one a meter but that there has been also fairly strong growth. of not always easy countries and this is demonstrating that if you want to solve this problem we have to have global global inforce european union nor usa cannot solve it alone no china you have to have all of the countries on board. 3 european countries are dealing with the aftermath of extreme weather to wrenshaw rain in italy and france killed at least 3 people. in the thunderstorms brought have a to greece natasha butler reports. huge waves battered the southern french coastal town of. while inland swollen rivers broke their banks sending water

kong as the anti-government movement called a general strike targeting the road and around it from niger highways were blocked more than 20 train stations closed in flash mobs paralyzed parts of the city to gas rubber bullets and pepper spray the 5 by police in at least 10 districts in a press conference on. const chief executive kerry land condemned the violence if there is still any. wishful thinking that by escalating violence the hong kong as a government will yield to pressure. to satisfy the so-called politico demands. i'm making this statement clear and loud here that will not happen. violence is not going to give us any solution to the problems that hongkong is facing some members of the public accuse the police of using unnecessary and excessive force against them during this event. that we are hungry as citizens we are homegrown dozens of people were taken to hospital and others arrested as police crackdown on the demonstrations violence like this has become the new norm in the city but the shooting of one protester and sitting on fire as another escalating an already fragile s

thereafter we learned that vice president pence no longer plan to lead the presidential delegation to the niger age the white house then whittled down an initial proposal list for the official presidential delegation to the not duration from over a dozen individuals to just 5 secretary perry as it's had a special representative for ukraine negotiations kurt volker representing the state department national security council director alex of indian representing the white house temporary acting chargé d'affaires joseph pennington representing the embassy and ambassador to the european union gordon song well ambassador song is mandate as a bass as the accredited ambassador to the european union did not cover individual member states let alone non member countries like ukraine he made clear that he had direct and frequent access to president trump and chief of staff mick mulvaney and portrayed himself as the conduit to the president and mr cheney for this group. secretary perry investor son lennon about a revolver later styled themselves the 3 amigos and made clear they would take the lead on coordi

in a so i suspect right now there is deep panic and paranoia in tehran over what happened today in niger. the challenge for iran is how to respond without alienating the shia community upon which its provide to expand its regional influence victoria gate and be. arman go live to our correspondent mohammed jammed in his in the iraqi capital baghdad as a bit of a quandary a bit of a dilemma then for the iraqi government they are going to have to deal with this issue because this is not the 1st time that iranian assets have been targeted in iraq. you're absolutely right martin you have the attack that happened last night and i really can't stress enough just how significant it was that this took place especially in the holy city of najaf but then you also have an attack that happened as victoria mentioned in her report earlier this month that happened in court about also against an iranian installation the iranian consulate in a shia majority city a city considered holy by the shia so really this is going to show what we've heard again and again from protesters here they are tired of the ou

choose to brown to be the iranian consulate in niger and that they've been there are huge the building itself or people. that surround the building still awaiting more details of the product. but it is clearly significant. nudger. at least 19 people have been killed in a brutal rebel attack in the volatile eastern democratic republic of congo this amid growing anger at un peacekeepers for failing to protect civilians united nations is now saying one of its peacekeepers shot and killed one of the protesters who died in the last few days they say new evidence is emerged and an investigation is underway a saudi led coalition says it will start easing restrictions on yemeni airspace so that people who need medical treatment can fly out of the capital a spokesman for the coalition said flights out of rebel held san are will be operated in cooperation with the world health organization the coalition has also released 200 to 3 rebels to support peace efforts aimed at ending nearly 5 years of war at least 15 people including 8 children have been killed after their car hit a landmine in afghani

marjorie of niger so i think they will take a decision the army in democratic republic of congo's says it's killed a senior rebel leader as part of a major offensive the commander all of the of my democratic forces mohammed islam was reportedly killed benny his group has been a key piece of a series of mass killings since the government launched its offensive earlier this month where correspondent catherine so has been meeting survivors and family members of the victims she sent us this report from the regional capital goma. the morgue in the hospital is still small to hold the bodies of 28 people killed by allied democratic forces or a.d.f. fighters in an attack this week so some caucus have to stay outside the family and residents of stealing chalk are also frustrated accusing both congolese security forces and united nations peacekeepers of not doing enough to protect them from rebel attacks. what is happening here is unacceptable we need to be united to solve the security problem i have seen those bodies most competition and we cannot accept a fix for what some in this crowd have l