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this role is a naval force that son of the strain twenty four of his men who set out from adesa port more in a fortnight ago being detained by russia admiral it. says russia has no right to put them on trial. years in prison not this they have to admit that they took prisoners of war not some criminalize involved in contraband or illegal fishing. for in genco dismisses moscow's charge of ukrainian provocation and. no one recognizes that exception of crimea and even if we did cross the twelve miles only we're not to fight the f.s.b. border service we're passing according to our agreements through the strait of curch we're sure the tactical decisions were not being taken by the commanders of the russian ships. genco goes on to say it was clear when russia sees the ukrainian boats the orders were political a claim denied by russia he says the blocking of the strait was due to the accidental grounding of a tanker but was a deliberate act by russia using tugs these are identical sister boats of two of the vessels that came under attack. a captain shows the area of armor penetrated or one

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and unlike the politicians rena says it's pointless laying the blame on anyone i'm drew simmons adesa ukraine. there are reports coming in that suggest that seventeen people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo according to a local official it says says it happened during an attack by an armed groups and attacked by an armed group at a time when of course the d.l.c. is in election mode because presidential candidates out around the country rallying supporters for this month's election twenty third of the month it's to to be held twenty men one woman are competing to succeed joseph kabila the latest suburban break and as we've just heard security problems are among the big issues on voters' minds. hundreds of jordanians braved strong winds and heavy rain to protest against what bay described as the government's corrupt economic policy is. far the demonstrators gathered outside government headquarters to demand prime minister results step down they're angry over a controversial new income tax law. the oil producing green opec is trying to reach an agreement with russia o

the politicians irina's says it's pointless laying the blame on anyone i'm drew simmons al-jazeera adesa ukraine police in greece have fired tear gas at student demonstrations they were marking ten years since the face for police shooting of a teenager the two thousand and eight killing led to weeks of riots and looting across the country more than two thousand police have been deployed to athens ahead of the annual marches. france plans to deploy eighty nine thousand police across the country there on saturday in anticipation of more demonstrations against president emanuel knock on the eiffel tower in paris will close but the city fearing a repeat of last week's riots has scrapped a fuel price rise that triggered the protests which have seen since expanded to other issues david tacey reports on how the so-called yellow vest movement took off . it was the worst violence seen on the streets of central paris since the uprising in may one nine hundred sixty eight scores of people were hurt and hundreds arrested in battles with riot police last saturday it all began with a petition posted o

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ukraine's efforts against moscow williamson met his ukrainian counterpart during a visit to the port of adesa where the vessel h.m.s. echo docks earlier this week tensions between kiev and moscow remain high off to russia seized three ukrainian naval vessels and crews in the black sea near crimea last month accuses them of illegally entering its territorial waters a charge ukraine denies. the reason as are people that hate you massacre is here is we. want to do demonstrate that solidarity that we have reviewed crane in the brain doesn't stand alone but also demonstrating rights in order to be able to come to port such as a test for freedom of navigation for freedom for navies to be able to operate in the black sea this isn't russia's see this is an international. twelve miners have died in a masonry explosion of a coal mine in the czech republic it's the worst mining disaster there in st decades happened about eight hundred meters underground in the city of covina hit a polish and twelve those killed were traditionally signals polish president on the edge due to has declared sunday a national

have to lie with the offensive mounted by diplomats and political leaders and drew simmons out zero adesa ukraine. a former policeman believed to be russia's most prolific serial killer has been handed another life sentence in prison. killed seventy eight people mostly women or in chalons has more from moscow. recall was known as the anger maniac also the werewolf he was already serving life in jail for murdering twenty two women and he's just been found guilty for fifty six more murders they happen between one thousand nine hundred ninety two and two thousand and ten and eighteen year killing spree the mutilated and often rapes bodies of women were found in the cemeteries forests and roadsides of the siberian region of here could he was arrested in twenty twelve because police matched tire tracks found near some of the bodies to the type of car that was driven by popcorn and the twist in the tale here is that the murderer was himself a police officer and for at least three of the murders he was on duty when he committed the crimes also using his service car and me as president has brough

have to live with the offensive mounted by diplomats and political leaders and drew simmons out zero adesa ukraine. the tanzanian president has brought radical change to his country since coming to power three years ago john mcafee really has introduced ways to save money he's waged a war on corruption and got rid of so-called government goes workers but a clamp down in other areas is gaining him many critics catherine soy explains from the main city of daraa salaam. massoud keeping a expresses his art through caricature his political messages as subtle but provocative he has drone through three governments but it's this one of president john mark foley that he says worries him the most the platform is more that. we are being followed you know. because. sometimes when you sound like a clone. of the editor who tells openly that you know before we have to be careful we cannot publish this model fully has been in power for three years in tanzania some call him the bulldozer coming out now and you of course has been credited for his fight against corruption which has been a problem here for ye

have to live with the offensive mounted by diplomats and political leaders and drew simmons out zero adesa ukraine. police have moved in after football celebrations in argentina's capital threaten to get out of control thousands of fans poured onto the streets and what is aries after the players won south america's biggest trophy police dispersed the last of rowdy crowds forming barricades and forcing people off the roads several arrests were made. there was a party atmosphere after the all argentine battle river plate's three one victory over barca gene is came after the match was moved to spain's capital madrid because of violence but he said stepped up security ahead of the game is a bogus following those celebrations earlier and sent us this report. for here in the center of one side is worth hundreds of people have their rivalry in the fight of the ring to celebrate the victory of the river plate even though in the past few days there is lots of different chants meant to disappointment that this cup is being played in spain in my dream people here are saying that now it's time to cele

al-jazeera adesa ukraine turning to a story now about the refugee rescue ship the aquarius are going live to the ship now as a search and rescue worker for s.o.s. man it's friday and he joins us from the french port of marsay first of all how are are you in the workers receiving the news that what you have been doing is going to have to stop. i cannot hear you no problem going i sure sure i said how are you receiving the news that what you have been doing is going to have to be shut down. well the shutdown of the ship have been planted in the last the eighth and we are currently dismantling the getting into bethel. for us it's important to focus that this may be the end but it is not the end of the mission and it is not the end of the search and rescue in the emitter and. i want. to come back as soon as possible to do our job. so what happens now with the people that are that are still there what what happens for them next. well. in this moment there are no assets for rescue in the military and in. european policy. block to. such a rescue system done by civilians in the mediterranean

ukraine's effort against moscow williamson met his ukrainian counterpart during a visit to the port of adesa where the vessel h.m.s. echo docked earlier this week tensions between kiev and moscow remain high after russia sees three ukrainian naval vessels and their crews in the black sea near crimea last month moscow accuses them of illegally entering its territorial waters a charge ukraine denies. thirteen miners have died in a me fane explosion at a coal mine in the czech republic this is the worst mining disaster there in three decades the blast happened about a hundred meters underground in the city of car vienna the other polish. polish president under has declared sunday a national day of mourning. russian hackers aggressively targeted african-americans cheering the twenty sixteen u.s. election campaign this is the finding of a report from the u.s. senate intelligence committee it says russian operatives launched a prolific social media effort to suppress turnout among black voters i do joe castro explains. the september twenty sixth scene was a vulnerable time in charlotte north carol

and like the politician says it's pointless laying the blame on anyone andrew simmons al-jazeera adesa ukraine. presidential candidate sarah palin supporters across a democratic republic of congo ahead of this month's election twenty men and one woman competing to succeed joseph kabila the latest outbreak and ongoing security problems are among the big issues on voters' minds. depends on the responsibility of everyone who support the candidate a lot of people are forty. and can see how enthusiastic we are. and completely we are very happy because the leaders came today they've been forced to stop every one hundred meters to talk in green because everybody wanted time the people want to tell the government that we need to create new jobs and expect safety and more arrests numbers a soaring along the us mexico border as fountains of people try to get across and claim asylum most of set up camp in the mexican border city of tijuana where conditions are die hard abdul hamid shares some of their stories. it's a shelter of dashed aspirations and the rainy season has only added gloom to miser

the politicians irina's says it's pointless laying the blame on any war i'm drew simmons al-jazeera adesa ukraine. as climate negotiations from around the world gather in poland to try to strengthen measures to limit carbon emissions united states has just made it easier to open new coal fired plants the trouble ministration is roll back a rock obama era regulation designed to reduce carbon emissions coal mine is happy about it of our mentalists christensen in the reports. it was a regulation aiming to limit climate change that any newly built coal plant must capture its own carbon emissions now the environmental protection agency says it's gone they knew that the technology was not adequately demonstrated which is what is required under the law our proposal will replace those honest untenable requirements with high achievable standards that are rooted in reality the announcement that was sought by the coal industry was made by a man who used to work for the coal industry and praised by the senate majority leader from kentucky. coal farmers throughout kentucky upload the troubled miniatur

like the politician rena says it's pointless laying the blame on anyone i'm drew simmons al-jazeera adesa ukraine the oil producing group opec is trying to reach an agreement with russia on how much it will cut it's what output that is of crude oil ministers from member countries meeting in vienna have a greater reduced oil production due to an oversupply russia which is not an opec has opposed the cuts on thursday oil prices tumbled as a result of the deadlock brennan has more from vienna. a highly unusual situation if not unprecedented here at opec headquarters with the day's meeting ending with no formal announcements about oil production cuts is expected now it's left the journalists in the analysts here somewhat perplexed what exactly is going to be the policy of fact going forward but i think it's also an indication that opec is no longer the person is no longer the body the calls the shots in the global oil markets but the bigger body opec plus and indeed there's no pick states such as the united states their influence now is massive and opec's monopoly of power i. think of the pas

the politicians irina's says it's pointless laying the blame on anyone i'm drew simmons al-jazeera adesa ukraine. now an island in the middle of the us east coast is sinking its inhabitants are bracing to be among the first climate change refugees of north america but as the planet's temperature rises the people of tunji island in virginia refuse to believe that global warming is to blame castor reports. tens your island is no more than a speck in the water two square kilometers of land pummeled by wind and waves shrinking just a bit every day i'm not just talking about saving a peaceful and i'm talking about a community of people. james eskridge is a crab fisherman just like his father and his grandfather before him he's also the mayor of this island of seven hundred a community so isolated its inhabitants have retained their own distinctive accent tracing back three hundred years we've been here for quite a wall would like to remain for a lot longer but the island is vanishing every year meters of soil disappear into the water fifteen years ago the shoreline extended all the way to the

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have to lie with the offensive mounted by diplomats and political leaders and drew simmons out zero adesa ukraine. un conference and have adopted a pact aimed at improving cooperation on migration but almost thirty countries including us stayed away from salary un still hopes the pact will help more than twenty one million refugees well why. today more than eighty percent of the world's migrants move it in countries in a safe and orderly fashion but and regulated migration is a terrible human cost of the lives lost on any lives journey is across deserts oceans and rivers and the cost in lives ruined the hands of smugglers and the script was in lawyers and out of date. more than sixty thousand migrants ever died on the move since the year thousands and these is a source of collective shame our support for the pact has crumbled particularly in europe for brandon reports from last year's capital. in vienna and across central europe the traditional christmas markets are well underway the symbolic of a christian heritage and a sense of european cultural identity twenty sixteen the european nat

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the politicians zerega says it's pointless laying the blame on any war i'm drew simmons al-jazeera adesa ukraine time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back we must either be doing something right or we must be doing an investigation they don't want to follow through with one of the most well known journalists in the philippines faces a legal fight preventing silence plus. i'm sure not for denmark for we are getting a taste of what we might need a future in order to see if the planet's. on its board is even captain leads the way in the deciding test match against pakistan stay with us. from a fresh coastal breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. and either things are definitely turning cooler for us now over parts of china and as they turn cooler we're also going to see more in the way of wintery weather so a little bit more in the way of snow there as we head through friday and then on saturday that snow will tend heavier and just push it further southward as well the leading edge of it though it's still going to give us rain rather than snow so quite a bi