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is goingdent of mali to be in attendance as well, and francois hollande and nicolas sarkozy will be here. the general public was also invited to attend the ceremony. 2500 people are expected. of soldiers, lot some of whom are part of the regiment of these 13 soldiers. in and around this building, everything is getting ready for the ceremony which starts at 2:30. genie: thank you for that. we will check back in with james throughout the day as the ceremony gets underway. all haveh soldiers in been killed since france started its overseas operations in 1963. we took a look. paris.lemn arrival in salute the up to soldiers killed in a collision between helicopters and -- in m ali. this follows a ceremony at a military base in gao. of aare serving as part granand offensive against jihadt groups in five countries across africa, where over 4500 french officers are deployed. this most recent incident has pushed the total number of french troops killed in overseas operations to 562 and almost six decades. this was one of the worst single incident since 1983, when an attack on military headquarter

in two thousand seven president nicolas sarkozy raising legal minimum and earliest retirement age from sixty to sixty two years old. he conscious policiesefore whwhether people like it or not soccer is not the king of the worldthirty one years already and now they- tell me that i have to wait even longer than planned no way. four deckk every attempt to reform pensions in france has led to protests and the twenty twenty reform is no exception. all right were made to the united states now with donald trump iss to become the fourth presesident t to face an impeachment vote in the house of repreresentatives quoting the constitution speaking nancy pelosi said that she had no choice but to instruct the house judiciary committee. to charge trump of his d dealings withth ukraine he's accused off seeking the help of a foreign power to intervenene in domestic politics john image i mean has the story. pushing for the exit of president donald trump. on thursday morning us house speaker nancy pelosi delivered this unusual public statement on the status of the impeachment inquiry into the president

the 3 weeks of nationwide strikes in 2007 president nicolas sarkozy push through some changes but not without public protest macro's plans faced opposition from many sections of society including transport workers who threatened rolling strikes or objection the ideal would be to find a system that's fair for everyone it's a big ask some people were hired with certain benefits and now they're being told those advantages could be taken away this analyst says the president faces his biggest test yet. you think there's a risk that all the sectors join in health transport lawyers university then the government could fall i don't think that we are at that point yet but the government certainly can't back down because it would be a political failure. and mcconnell has already passed several controversial reforms and although he may feel confident after surviving months of yellow vest protests social discontent still lingers natasha butler al-jazeera paris. let's bring in our guests laura sliman e is a city councilor eroei and she was at one of the demonstrations and joins us by skype in lond

any criticism of what barack obama david cameron nicolas sarkozy and others did to libya because. nobody really talks about the the core issue here in that country for all its deficiencies used to be. a relatively ok country and that problem that we are discussing right now didn't exist to such an extent why do we never address the the core issue that created all that suffering well as a matter of fact it's not our business but we are year 3 of very clear we in all the conflicts where we are working all the areas we are working we have we taking a neutral position if you want to address let's say political issues you can do it only way you are not risking it at the political issue and insurance are obama is not in power anymore he is a former president's wife can't just his say that what he did to leave there was a crime it wasn't right because it's not our let's say expertise it's not the humanitarians who have to say what the reasons were for a conflict situation and what we're just there in because there is a political. crisis at this very moment but it's nothing to do with the

and french president sarkozy don't several points including nato as role and the return of i saw fighters. at the international criminal courts chief prosecutor is renewing efforts to open a formal investigation into war crimes in afghanistan the court will hear the appeal on wednesday after the request was rejected earlier this year prosecutor fatou bensouda says the afghan government's the taliban and the united states all face accusations of abuses alleged to have been committed since 2003. now the number of civilian casualties in afghanistan reached record highs earlier this year with around 4300 people hurt or killed between july and september un says armed groups and pro-government troops which include international forces were responsible for about the same number of deaths brown university estimates that more than 31000 civilians have been killed since the u.s. invaded afghanistan in 2001 but the white house says the i.c.c. has no jurisdiction to prosecute any americans and has threatened to deny these as to the court staff and judges well tony berkeley has more from one of the vi

this that when we have military adventures like in libya carried out by david cameron and nicholas sarkozy that's left the country in absolute chaos as we see today then that's a legitimate debate to be hard but this should never be any justification any atmosphere or megaphone for terrorists and their supporters and sadly you know the b.b.c. and the british media in particular have given a microphone to the likes of i'm just chilled you know the extremist preaches for so many years where people have been opposing him oh and what do you think about that under. well look the underarm charge the problem was on the right look time and time again we are told that the only way to push forward community relations is to try and understand why the terrorists the terrorists no no no no what you have to understand is why your neighbor is being victimized by those terrorists whether it be muslim families who are concerned for their safety after after the terrorist attacks or whether it's the people being directly affected we do not push forward community relations by effectively putting the how matur

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and french president sarkozy to on several points including the tools role and the return of ice or fighters present macro also attacks turkey over its military operation in syria nearly half of zimbabwe's population faces severe hunger as the analysis from the u.s. world food programme un is planning to more than double the number of people it helps to 4000000 but as many as 7 people needing aids the situation is expected to get worse with little rain forecast before the april harvest and regional officials in mexico have visited the sites where 23 people were killed in a weekend gun fights at least 100 heavily armed gang members fought with security forces in the town of fear in your on sunday the battle contributed to a national tour of 127 dead in 24 hours the highest on record but show up to date say was an al-jazeera they used until years after the strain. we were told to get to that between russia has this been addressed by turkey we listen what is the proposal. for a couple on here we meet with newsmakers and the stories that matter. i have i mean ok and i'm really glad when you're i

government scrapped its reform plans after 3 weeks of nationwide strikes in 2007 president nicolas sarkozy pushed through some changes but not without public protest macross plans faced opposition from many sections of society including transport workers and threatened rolling strikes. the ideal would be to find a system that's fair for everyone it's a big ask some people were hired with certain benefits and other being told those advantages could be taken away this analyst says the president faces his biggest test yet. you think there's a risk that all the sectors joining in health transport lawyers university then the government could fall i don't think that we had that point yet but the government certainly can't back down because it would be a political failure. and mcconnell has already passed several controversial reforms and although he may feel confident after surviving months of yellow vest protests social discontent still lingers. well you would have seen the yellow vest protest is there the end of that story in the yellow vest protesters are in fact joining this. huge march that

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minute decision not this week looks like he's told it would still be a really good 12 months old and sarkozy began with the agents are in the united arab emirates which in the face of very hostile atmosphere and you know troubling symbols who they were on the inside so the 1st time in that it really seemingly galvanized by the tough atmosphere over that it will be something of a concern that i coach felix sanchez that with home advantage and full crowds behind him they have at times seemed unable to deal with that level of pressure and expectation back home in. so not that big challenges but 2020 will be the proper america where for the 2nd straight edition gets our strength south america's easy to get rich buying a month's notice carlos colombia and also result of these cats are legal services 1st world cup experience in 3 years. the mention the bahrain are waiting for saudi arabia in that final in the 1st semifinal the bahraini twice fell behind against iraq but fought back to equalise muhammad model in here with bahrain's 2nd goal that was to to a full trial and so extra time and penaltie