civilian on tuesday and injururd two others after abbas refused to slow down. the vault area in spite of thatat borders this is been confirmed by the french army command the incident occurred about fifty kilometers. from the city of gal the country's troubled northern regions. french soldiers fired warning shots into the ground two bullets bounced off and hit the windscreen. wounding three people including one fatally. france twenty four was a nadia massey is in bamako. it was around eight thirty y this morning that an incident took place that threatens to undermine the trust in french soldiers hit in mali this was in the west of the country well abbas was traveling near the city of dow now the boss was asked to stop by french soldiers when the boss that didn't stop. french soldiers fired several warning shots into the ground those shows ricocheted hitting the windshield and hitting a several people to lightly in just a moment kills. they were later identified in the hospital as civilians now a few things to note about this incident one is that it shows

so what do you think sugo will change if anything then to abba eban or mc. i think to get out of the raving water the same as athletes that maybe some most different. folks that's me fruit wrecking after full body items ration the most things they go through the phone. and that in fact i expect him for september no way this year small fire phone charity or how many instead of medicine some office is patient and create that if their agency is somewhat serious a few of the government. i think really the restructuring original plan a 30 no. means around a center a young cycles and alex do you think that will deal with some of the basic structural problems and challenges which still face japan's economy i mean basic one of which is an aging population right as everybody know your path has the

and the occupation and we heard also the palestinian president mahmoud abbas saying again last night that security in this region would only come if the palestinian conflict is solved talk about that shift in the region you just mentioned always see this as potentially the beginning of a new era of israel developing closer ties to the arab world moving forward. yes definitely and it would also it is seen as a major foreign policy achievement for the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu those ties had been there but kind of behind the scene they're coming together also because they want to form an alliance against iran but of course for the israeli prime minister he could put himself in line with. former prime minister menachem begin who made peace with egypt in 979 and also it's been well made peace jordan in 9094 although with those countries israel had actually

where we are waiting to hear from the palestinian president mahmoud abbas he'll be addressing the u.n general assembly shortly that's taking place of course virtually all the some people are there as well in new york diplomatic editor is there james is there a chance here we'll be tuning in for one speech but we might get to will he touch do we think on this moving together on the part of fatah and hamas. i think it's unlikely i'll tell you why because of the format of this year's general assembly the official position and we know that some of the videos have come in quite late is that all of the videos and all of the speeches that you're seeing at the u.n. general assembly are recorded not taking place alive had to be submitted to the u.n. for days before the start of the general assembly session so it is unlikely that recent developments will get reflected and less he was and he may well have been aware of this information beforehand it will be interesting to listen to mahmoud abbas will be speaking straight after the pope who is speaking to the general assembly session right now we

ships' abbas was born in kuwait city in 1929 the son of ahmed their job who was a mirror from 1944 to 1950 for 4 decades he held the post of foreign minister in that time the oil rich country experienced huge economic growth but was also vulnerable to regional struggles although kuwait had supported the iraqi government during the nearly decade long war with iran in the 1980 s. . then president saddam hussein ordered his forces to invade kuwait in 1900. more than $1000.00 civilians were killed and hundreds went missing during the 7 months iraqi occupation which triggered the 1st gulf war that same year. after u.s. led air campaign forced iraqi troops out of kuwait so bob was closely involved in rebuilding his country. and in 2003 he was appointed prime minister at the time it was widely expected that his next role would be that of crown prince but in 2006 then. his half brother died a new enemy or saddam abdullah salim assad was sworn in almost immediately concerns were raised over the state of his health and sparked what's appeared to be a power struggle within the royal family after

variables in play here ma when the conversation has moved on in the space of the 11 minutes that mr abbas was talking for the from elections to an international peace conference how can an international peace conference happen when the politics of the region allegiances and loyalties are in flux and we don't know who's going to be in the white house come january your guess is as good as mine right look we've heard the horse before since the whole idea of that strong man started floating around a basket given go on their i phones and embrace in some sort of an international formula where my kids need to please them i'm a whole but of course up astronaut it's what the national orbit be or what we want in the united states and. it's a bit you know over the top but just to going to put this in context for our viewers around the world it's clear that about us who has all his eggs. in washington's basket but us. you know us company allies by 2017. basically he's gambling on the united states has blow up in this case and clearly the way he's done it is by the money on spades norinco the naacp an

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flights due to the pandemic singapore airlines has found one solution they'll be turning their grounded abba's a $380.00 into a giant restroom to a people can enjoy an in-flight meal just without having to go anywhere the airline already began offering home delivery of its menu to people in singapore this month a singapore airline has grounded nearly all its planes and perhaps thousands of jobs due to the coronavirus. and that's a business update here on t.w. as always for me and the team in berlin thanks which. mexico is producing school lessons in a t.v. studio. because everyone has a t.v. . cameras make education accessible to the poor in times of the pandemic. more create even more social inequality in mexico. 60. we know this is very time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself good systems wash your hands if you can stay at how we do w. for here for you we're working hard with sleeping here with informed on over whether . we're all in this to get on together and when they can. stay safe everyone stacey stacey stay safe please stay safe

>> what about abba? i learned english through abba.ize it is a swedish family which explains a lot about me. okay. how young is too young to bask in the fame of being a world record holder? a utah couple is being heavily criticized after their 6-month-old infante was reported water skating. at that age, casey humphries holds the distinction of being the youngest ever water skier. that's not sitting well with a lot of parents. they're facing ridicule for putting their child at risk and accused of using their child to gain an online following. you know what a baby can do at six months. what do you think about this? >> they can hold their head up, maybe. i would say for, in my household, as i say, it is risk versus reward. i would say a lot of risk considering they can't really think about when to hold on, let go, they can barely hold on to begin with. they combrace themselves knowing a wave is coming. the reward? 15 minutes of fame? a world record? the kid won't even remember it. that's not a risk i am willing to take for my child. >> i

always nestled under donna shirts abba requires feeding every 2 hours. she's making good progress. 65 grams. but in 5 grand. i am happy. every 2 rows with. another one and is right at home and playing with the family dog. but domestication is he's probably. rise to the pitch in the city and he was fed dog food and only type you out saw it on car trips. one but it's normally spend about 3 feet before they're ready for release into the wild but former pets like andy teich much long. we hear of people who have the mill eagerly all the time you go to remember some of these moments of never being outside. he'd never eating grass he didn't know what day it is this is beautiful and that i can interact with him i can be with him but at the same time it makes me angry because it's not how he should be. but we'll fix. it was a callous i don't know what a way to sit on the path to say. she saw a car reviews run over warm about rising by the road saw them drive away. they probably didn't even know about them but it was probably just a night of fun. there was no thou

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ukraine border us a kalashnikov a top passport in order to avoid being forced out of a country where abbas right now remains unknown also coming up. we meet the children of beirut at risk of developing long term trauma after the huge explosion bad last month. plus a stark warning for your.

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of their very own now the palestinians not only reject this deal but they find it insulting mahmoud abbas officially cut ties to the united states and israel back in may the palestinian president is saying that at this point all previous agreements are off the palestinians have also rejected the recent deals made by bob grain and the united arab emirates to recognize israel they see these countries as betraying them and stabbing them in the back the palestinian position is that no other country has the right to negotiate on their behalf. of states in the region with israel will not change the essence of this conflict which is this is to me do none of the palestinian people in any noble right to freedom and so very now there's plenty of doubt over these agreements but for donald trump it looks good on t.v. with the elections approaching and the coded 1000 body count rising at home and also looks good for netanyahu to be able to smile for the cameras as opposition to him is domestically increasing as well bibi netanyahu leaving a trail he's flying to the u.s. did. just saying what peace agr

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we've heard a few days ago there was a plan to to invade qatar militarily and we believe that shakes abbas has prevented such a plan from happening so in that front he has he has prevented a military action against a country that we will forever be indebted to him. and we hope that kuwait will continue with the role that he has started. the part of. talking truth to power will the the. traits of the future quake the policies as we heard just now the crown prince's issue. of the mirror we wish him all the best and we hope that kuwait will continue to progress and develop from one level to another and we hope that this. will mark a new beginning a positive beginning to the people of kuwait and the whole region mr ambassador i don't know if you were able to hear where you are in russia the the broadcast of kuwaiti t.v. that we went to in the middle of you and i having this conversation but it does definitely now look as if the crown prince is going to be put forward and accepted as the new me yes there's there's there's a conversation to be had with the politicians to give their support to th

best that defines take on the mean approach so what do you think sugo will change if anything then to abba eban or mix. i think to get out of the raving war and same as athletes that maybe some more different. fruit wrecking after full body items ration the most things they got to the phone. and that was excessive in fact i expect him for september no way this year small fire phone charities or how many instead of medicine some of the current education and create that this agency from what they said is a shadow of the government wrong for i think we'll be restructuring a regional bank a thirty's no. means around a center a young cycle of an alex do you think that will deal with some of the basic structural problems and challenges which still face japan's economy i mean basic one of which is an aging population right as everybody know your fan has the oldest population is i worked. super has said that it was and now something made us so that foreign prostrate that she has the 1st man i expect this is all well. that's it sam says the funny this those stocks the aging population so across the

actions in the world emir of qatar described him as a great leader while palestinian president mahmoud abbas said he was the big brother of the palestinian people he said palestine has lost with his departure an arab leader and a leader of humanity who spent his life in the service of his people his nation and all humanity and always stood by our national cause with our palestinian people i said begun tehran says iran was one of the countries that benefited from them is diplomacy. foreign minister devolves reese has been the 1st iranian official to react to respond to the death he gave his condolences and he said that mir is individual of moderation and equilibrium for kuwait in the region and he wished the people of kuwait prosperity stability and advancement for the new rule and now the joy of all the reform is to develop rifted have a personal relationship with the late amir after the 2015 stampede arabia during the annual hug many iranians were killed in iran want to send the official society of arabia saudi arabia had denied that and jihad approached amir at the united nations after wis

you'll see he tastes who got unveils a new cabinet which includes about hafiz predispositions are abbas ministerial line. looking back we begin in brussels with the european commission president has today given her first annual state of the union addresess of the europeaean parliament. unsuitablble deleld tackled a number of issues in her a address including measures to rebuild the bloc's economy after the damage injured by the coronavirus. she also revealed a series of ambitious emissions goals for the european union. and your words of warning for turkey telling the country to stop threatetening its neighbors i'm wordsds of warning for the . k. telling the country not to breach its brexit withdrawal treaty. on front street was drinkakable yet today tells us more need for access. as leaders all around the world continue to grapple with the korean virus pandemic you commission president us live on the line is certainly no exception. in her annual state of the european union speech learning from the mistakes made by the group was. at the top p f her agenda. so for me it is cruel. clear we

lot of countries in the world understand that syria is or immense cherish strategic importance and abbas i do not believe that there will be any attempt by the americans in new faced syria to. the atrocities of the syrian army backed by the russian military and you're a military because of course i doing so you that could bring your house confrontation with russia but i do believe that the americans have no intention whatsoever over relinquish in the best foothold in no free syria because i mean americans being in syria that does true friends firstly it limits syria's own influence and power in the middle east because there is a foreign army in syria and secondly and so a lesser extent it doesn't limit russia's position in the middle east why because syria is as it has been since the cold war is russia's always and it's not just in the middle east and in fact for us and for the russians because the americans are in syria does somewhat. limits their own position in the middle east but nonetheless i think what we will see is unless the kurds and the americans full house and i don't see any

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the supreme court justices appointed for life if the impact that they have is abba's so loosely. in comprehensible on every particular issue that you can imagine because remember. the way our system works is we have 3 different. we have 3 different levels of governance the executive is a president the legislative is congress but the judiciary in each of them share power but what a supreme court justice can do is inexplicable in comprehensible so yes it truly matters ok that's the way it looks from moscow this hour thanks for checking in with r.t. international the next update from us is in 31 minutes see that. kind of calendar is downright alfonzo any longer he has died that's changing pay change dard servant or write. his 1st words were at a lot of us here a challenging post you've got to use to me and. i have no doubt that what happened was scriven. that's concentrated market is a $1000000000.00 industry these companies have this huge financial motivation to sow these products there are numerous stocks showing that doctors were keen to test facts right concentrates for defects

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