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see the world so much respect to al jazeera. and i have a problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera syrian government forces appear to be making further invalids into the rebel held territory of eastern goat that they now reportedly control more than half of the opposition area and have splintered what's left in rebel hands and to three separate pockets rebel groups have a porsche be considering an evacuation deal mariana holland has more for three weeks the syrian army's bombs have fallen on eastern good while its troops have moved in and to rebuild here a tree. that was sort of on the other for all but some of the syrian arab army continue their operations in eastern guta successfully day by day other areas in vast spaces of eastern ghouta are secured. and the last week rebel held territory shrank and split into what syrian state media saying the army had completely surrounded the town of duma now those same government forces have reported the way even further into opposition territory splintering the rebel held territo

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a witness documentary this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you are. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha the quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera moscow has told a u.n. security council that accusations by the u.k. that it's behind the poisoning of a former russian spy on his daughter are unfounded britain requested the emergency meeting in new york just hours after prime minister to resign may order the expulsion of twenty three russian diplomats the u.s. called on a security council to hold russia accountable for it described as a chemical weapons attack so again you describe our remain in a critical condition in hospital after being targeted with a military grade nerve agent last week britain's deputy ambassador to the u.n. the security council to take a united starts towards russia this is how russia has acted in every other case where it is being caught flouting international law denial destruction and threats it is what russia does but we will not let such threats deter us we will not weaken our resolve we will stand firm confident in

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mike hanna al-jazeera washington. the trump administration says it is placing strict limits on how and when transgender people are allowed to serve in the military donald trump has rescinded a blanket ban issued earlier this share that disqualified any transgender person from military service that order is being challenged in court the new policy by prevent any transgender person who needs surgery or significant medical treatment from serving except in certain cases donald trump's appointment of hardliner john bolton is a national security adviser has raised questions internationally bolton is previously push for preemptive bombing of iran and north korea but he's not the only recent addition to the u.s. president's team with a more aggressive tone our white house correspondent kimberly halkett has a story. recent appointments made by u.s. president donald trump to his cabinet have left many in washington nervous i'm really at a point where we're getting very close to having the cabinet others say that i was on his mo

the disappeared of syria but this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. another day another explosion. from one of the thousands of i.e.d. strewn through the landscape of this lawless tribal region in pakistan with only the most basic equipment a fearless bomb disposal unit are determined to counter the horrors of a relentless taliban onslaught. armed with faith but witness documentary at this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. i'm certain this is the news hour live from london coming up via the f.b.i. deputy director andrew mccabe says he kept personel ma'am.

this is al jazeera. watching the news hour live from the headquarters in doha and coming up in the next sixty minutes allies of the u.k. lined up to expel dozens of russian diplomats over a nerve agent attack in seoul spring now russia is vowing to respond egypt's presidential election it's not who will win but what kind of mandate president sisi will have saudi arabia threatens to retaliate against iran after accusing it of being behind missile attacks from yemen. and the oldest gun makers in the u.s. has filed for bankruptcy and blames the growing anti gun movement as one of the reasons. alone more than twenty countries have now joined britain in expelling dozens of russian diplomats over the poisoning of the former spy's surrogate script ball and his daughter in the u.k. well it's thought to be the largest collective expulsion of russian intelligence officers in history in the u.s. the russian consulate in seattle washington has been closed and sixty russians right across the country have been ordered

you the news and current affairs the matter to you al-jazeera. forget all the bad news about war poverty disease famine things have never been better that's the view of the harvard professor and bestselling author steven pinker who is considered to be among the world's most influential intellectuals in his latest book he denounces those he says progress and calls for us to stop whining and start celebrating how humanity has become richer healthier and safer than ever before thanks to the european age of enlightenment but do the facts support him or has he got it wrong this week headliner steven pinker.

this is al jazeera. hello i'm adrian from again this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes syrian government forces tighten their grip around the country's last few rebel held areas. the french police officer who was hailed a hero for trying to stop a supermarket attack dies of his injuries. marches protesting against gun violence are planned across the united states in the coming hours. in sport defending formula one world champion lewis hamilton is in pole position for the australian grand prix but his mistakes teammate. hits trouble ahead of the season opening race in melbourne. so we begin in syria where government forces are closing in on the few remaining rebel held areas of the country in eastern goods or close to the capital damascus rebels are surrendering in a southern part of the on klav there the second rebel group to start fighting in recent days. were in control of some malka and been fighters in send surrendered on thursday that leaves duma which is just north

al-jazeera and line from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha the maria welcome to the newsgroup rocket man and the mentally deranged. that is what they called each other remember across the miles but now kim jong.

al-jazeera. mark zuckerberg speaks out after days of silence in the cambridge analytical controversy saying facebook made a mistake. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera life and also coming out. air strikes in syria as a blip province killed at least twenty two people most of them children. french authorities place former president nicholas sarkozy under formal investigation in connection with ties to the late libyan leader moammar gadhafi. and tradition but the modern twist we look at an artist to provide evil the strong thousands of visitors to pakistan. facebook's boss has promised to safeguard the information of its two billion users after a major a data breach it's the first time mark zuckerberg has publicly addressed accusations that fifty million users had their data harvested by a third party app and passed on to a political call to its consultancy that is that firm in cambridge analytic is accused of improperly accessing the information to manipulate us voters during the two thousand a

time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the al-jazeera news out of from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes another shift in the white house stands for meeting him junkfood donald trump now says the deal with north korea is in the making. so grateful for what they've received we're in a syrian villages people get enough basic necessities to last a few weeks. a study in concentration we meet highly educated palestinian women who are still struggling to find work plus. i'm a clot reporting from an expedition in antarctica on the effort to turn the third remote weddell sea into the largest protected area all are. welcome to the program donald trump says a deal between the u.s. and north korea on its nuclear program is very much in the making in a tweet he says if completed their agreement will be quote a very good one for the world his words come as the white house says will be no preconditions to meeting leader kim jong. spoke earlier with china's president xi jinping on the phone both agre

still ahead on al-jazeera the u.s. president lays out his harsh measures to combat a nationwide drug epidemic and i say for the missing sri lankan women demand answers and justice for their loved ones. from the waves in the south. to the contours of the east. however the weather is generally set fair across see a middle east over the next few days lawsie settled and sun a little bit of cloud over towards that is a sort of a round heading over towards afghanistan by some bits and pieces of rain there are a couple of around fourteen celsius the west of us five and settle twenty two degrees in beirut little bit of cloud just sliding out of the turkish mountains it's just a chain resettled and sunny that cloud will drift over armenia pushing over towards the caspian sea northern parts of iran maybe just catching a little bit of that out but as you can see it's general looking dry baghdad at thirty degrees celsius sort of values that we're looking at across the arabian peninsula highs here in doha of around thirty degrees a

dugan al-jazeera manila. a private funeral for british scientists stephen hawking is set to take place near the university where he spent most of his extraordinary life the physicist worked at cambridge more than half a century refusing to give up in the face of disability he died this month aged seventy six peter shop reports. stephen hawking's philosophy of life was simple look up at the stars not down at your feet and try to make sense of what you see and wonder what makes the universe exist and that in fact turned out to be his purpose in life my party is very limited my mind is free to explore the universe to go back to the quickening of time and then to let. there are no limits to the human spirit a towering intellect matched by a dog determination gave him the rare gift of communication complex series not just to presidents and prime ministers but to everyone else when he was twenty one stephen hawking was given just two and a half years to live diagnosed with motor neuron disease he lived on for more

al-jazeera. and for you. this is al jazeera. i'm adrian finnegan this is that he was live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes syrian government forces tighten their grip around the country's last few rebel held areas. tributes in france paves the policeman who died trying to stop the supermarket attack. hundreds of thousands of people expected to join marches in the united states and around the world to protest against gun violence. and tens of millions of dollars worth of ivory why zimbabwe's former first lady is being investigated in connection with a hole. in sport defending a formula one world champion lewis hamilton is in pole position for the australian grand prix but has missed sadie's teammate valtteri bottas hitting trouble ahead of the season opening rice in melbourne. syrian government forces are closing in on the few remaining rebel held areas of the country in eastern close to the capital damascus rebels are surrendering in a southern part of the own plave there the second rebel group to stop fighting in r

al-jazeera. hello i'm barbara sarah this is the news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next sixty minutes fifty two people are injured in clashes in barcelona after the former captain a leader. is a respite in germany. evacuations from eastern huta is the syrian government tightens its grip on the last rebel stronghold near damascus. thirteen people are killed in a car bomb attack in somalia al-shabaab claims responsibility after a day of powerful voices calling for gun reform in the u.s. a day of silence from the president in response. and in sport the cheating cricket scandal that's in golf to australia other national kept it. down after his team admitted to ball tampering and it has to match against south africa. but first we begin the news hour with some breaking news from saudi arabia state t.v. there says a missile has been intercepted over the capital it says the air force shot it down over northeastern riyadh the yemeni rebel group the who these have claimed

this is al-jazeera. you're watching the news hour live from our headquarters in doha i'm daddy navigator coming up in the next sixty minutes this is the tropics. this should be a day of shame for every member of this council the u.s. lashes out at russia and syria accusing them of using a u.n. cease fire it's a bomb easterner into submission in the morning and protests in russia following a deadly mall fire in siberia that killed more than sixty people. there could be a different look in the referendum. you know how they're not being in my view cheating the man who blew the whistle on the facebook data scandal testifies that he the same dirty tricks were used in the u.k. as campaign and saudi arabia's crown prince uses his visit to the u.s. to renew his attack on the iran nuclear agreements. hello the u.s. ambassador to the united nations says all members of the security council should be ashamed that the bombing of continues despite as cease fire agreements while syrian government forces with russian ai

so lad on al-jazeera the u.n. reports an increase in attacks on palestinians by your vehicle is really settlers in the occupied west bank. only a few survive crews move in to clear the beaches of more than one hundred stranded whales. through tranquil arabian can you. can free to use and if any ship going to. follow the same some rather lively downpour spilling out of southeastern parts of europe recently big area clouds piling outs of turkey across syria towards caspian sea towards iran if it was afghanistan afghanistan should stay largely dry over the next day or so having said that twenty one celsius in kabul furthermore we have got a little more cloud northern parts of the caspian in season haps some wet weather the wetter weather will be across turkey though that will drive its way further ace was brighter skies to come back in behind fine and dry for the event beirut lovely weather here twenty one degrees celsius chance of want to see showers into northern parts of iraq but for most of the region it will sta

the listening this time on al-jazeera. and here in the stream today a check in on three stories around them that caught our eye attention when for public school teachers in the u.s. state of west virginia after a nine day strike that kept students out of the classroom and educators gathered at the state capitol then to south africa what impact will a controversial proposal for land expropriation have but first to the border between ireland and northern ireland an issue that.

described the images to al-jazeera. well these images shows us that there has been increases and heavy bombardment in using guta and in particular in duma that reanimate is based on a satellite image taken this morning to an image taken on the twenty third oath temporary so what we observe in the imagery is continued. to continue shelling and continued damage to infrastructure in doing this as if a case into it can be sometimes it's been to distinguish between residential areas and businesses etc but but we do observe damage to a large number of different types of buildings including what seems to be residential areas so it's quite widespread damage that you observe including you know damage to infrastructure where our service roads areas etc we see certain areas where there's severe damage to a week ago and other areas where there's no damage that we can see in the satellite imagery to certain areas but also out of that state but what red damage but there are definitely areas that we see you know heavily affected. the

al-jazeera won't expose the life and why of maisie adda at this time on al-jazeera. the. syrian government forces tighten their grip around the country's last few rebel held areas. and i'm adrian for again this is al jazeera life and also coming up thousands of people gather in the u.s. capital to begin a march against gun violence. a french police officer who was hailed a hero for trying to stop a supermarket attack dies of his injuries. tens of billions of dollars worth of ivory why zimbabwe's former first lady is being investigated in connection with the whole. syrian government forces are closing in on the few remaining rebel held areas of the country at least and good close to the capital damascus rebels are surrendering in a southern part of the old clave it's the second rebel group. to start fighting there in recent days felt like iraq man was in control and been fighters in harasta surrendered on thursday that leaves duma which is just to the northeast of the capital is the last rebel stronghold in the area. the deal with rebels around also involves safe passage f

al-jazeera. al-jazeera . where ever you. surviving syria's war people in eastern go to longing for safety and basic necessities. along the whole robin you're watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha also coming up polls open in italy in three hours time in the country's general election with migration a central issue. also an anxious wait for german chancellor angela merkel as her rival parties and membership vote coalition which could decide her political future plus. abuse of power sexual harassment that has really led the conversation in the industry throughout the asker campaign season the dark side of hollywood threatens to overshadow the movie world's biggest night of the year the academy awards. welcome to al jazeera syrian government forces continue to bombard the rebel held on place of eastern guten their damascus now these latest pictures published by syrian state news agency appear to show night operations by government fighters and activists saying government forces have

al jazeera. marks mccoskey is a senior fellow at the atlantic council says the u.k. has several options on how to respond to russia's lack of cooperation. you know i think the u.k. government is coming to a critical crossroads they understand that in the past they may not have acted in response as robustly as they should have because they obviously are now a target of a new attack and as a result they're going to want to try to prevent this from happening again so one i think they're looking very seriously at economic sanctions against russia similar to the united states magnitsky law that could target corrupt and human rights violators from the russian federation to obviously they're going to look potentially at expelling russian diplomats and intelligence officers from the embassy again that likely won't be enough and three they're likely to take this issue to multilateral institutions like the united nations nato and the e.u. with cooperation with u.k. allies to present a case that russia serv

al-jazeera antarctica. and the fourth part of our antarctic series nick lux talked to scientists looking to see if my career plastics made their way into some of the world's most notes water. this is our top stories thousands of people have been killed in government attacks in syria's. rebel held enclave have been under government seen since two thousand and thirteen and security council will in the coming hours discuss a possible cease fire. kurdish fighters of called on civilians to volunteer to form a human shield around the syrian city of after three turkish troops and free syrian army fighters have surrounded the city and war they will and. hong kong's pro-democracy campaigners have lost ground in a crucial by election kansas we captured only two out of the four seats up for grabs that means the opposition won't be able to block any bills in the chamber the seas were vacated two years ago when pro-democracy candidates were ousted from office for using their oaths to defy china. because of. the and. and

my kind of al-jazeera washington. and is mounting in the u.s. city of sacramento over the police shooting of an unarmed black man twenty two year old stefan cluck was shot at least twenty times when officers cornered him in his backyard they say they thought he had a gun while been told as a reporter from sacramento. yes there is no demonstrators marched through the streets of sacramento california capital city for a second day friday they were protesting the police shooting of an unarmed twenty two year old black man last week he was judge he was sentenced and he was executed the protesters blocked traffic and shouted slogans and dented a car that tried to pass through one group attempted to block a major highway but were prevented from doing so by california highway patrol officers in riot gear stephan clark died in his own backyard killed by a hail of police bullets i don't care what color he was you know no person on this earth to be sat down like that. your book you. think of the newly released video from a police helicopter shows clark run

with al-jazeera. egypt has extended the detention of al jazeera journalists which is signed by another forty five days egyptian national was arrested while on vacation in december two thousand and sixteen the same was accused of incitement against state institutions and broadcasting false news with the aim of spreading chaos he has lawyers and al-jazeera strongly deny the allegations. and with the news out still ahead students any u.s. plan a school walkout to demand tighter gun controls. we take a look at the ministry my own display at this year's international maritime defense exhibition and the end all be champions get away while at the white house one of the star players was missing charley explained and spoke. however got spring temperatures across the good parts of europe as we go on through the next few days is looking well the wet and windy having said that fair amount of class still spilling in the from the atlantic little spin of the just in the english channel some damn weather never really

on twitter our handle is at al-jazeera english or a.j. english to say. a genius great we're also on whatsapp and telegram a past one seven four five a one triple one four nine all the different ways to get in touch on the bottom right of your screen right now moving on is the final day of voting in egypt's presidential election the polls are expected to close in the next you hours next four hours to be for size the incumbent abdel fattah el-sisi is course away in a second term his only competitor has been a vocal supporter of the president all the other candidates withdrew after being. wrested pressured to drop out of the race prominent government critics have also called for a boycott of the vote now joining us is mohamed a master who is chair of the journalism program at the doha graduate institute thank you so much for being with us again today course we know we think we know what the result is going going to be but the turnout figures is what we're really waiting for do you think egyptians are going out to vote these past three days i

i come out of my compass in an exclusive documentary al-jazeera examines one man's extraordinary battle for justice in ghana. a potential new problem for donald trump the fide f.b.i. deputy director reportedly hands over notes of his conversations with the president to the investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election. forty back to watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead his forces and their allies begin the final phase of their offensive against kurds skinny northern syrian city of free. it's election day in russia there isn't much there isn't much doubt about the results but what will it mean for long term policies much less. and a new debate over facebook and privacy after revelations that data on users found its way to a political research for. thank you for joining us the political storm surrounding the firing of a senior f.b.i. official is gathering momentum in the us media reporting that andrew mccabe kept personal memos on his interactions with president donald trump and those documents are now with the special counsel investigating the trunk campaign

al-jazeera antarctica. and i have a problem and the headlines on al-jazeera syrian government forces have made further and roads into the beveled how territory of east and both are they now control more than half the opposition area and have splintered what's left in rebel hands into three separate pockets rebel groups have reportedly considering an evacuation deal with the government. why is. it and he says the situation is dire. i don't see any. resume i see the russian airplanes and militias of iranian. known. army coming to is doing. yesterday in there was really. i don't know anything about them. unfortunately the situation here in eastern good very very awful and miserable well also and soviet kurdish fighters have called on civilians to volunteer to form a human shield around the city of a flee in as turkish forces advance al-jazeera has heard reports that womans and community groups have responded to the calls turkish troops and free syrian army fighters have surrounded the thing and warned they'll

reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera a u.n. aid convoy has entered the besieged syrian rebel held enclave of eastern but two thirds of the convoys medical supplies were confiscated before it was allowed past the army checkpoints it's really appears to be headed for political deadlock after sunday's election provided no clear winner populist and far right parties surged and supported mainly at the expense of the traditional center left and then al-jazeera investigation has revealed a new evidence of saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and bahrain attempt to overthrow the qatari government in the one nine hundred ninety six south korean officials have met north korea's leader kim jong un for the first time since he took power at the end of two thousand and eleven the meeting at a banquet dinner in pyongyang comes at the start of a two day visit that will focus on averting nuclear conflict and restarting talks with washington bride has more now from seoul. from seoul with smiles south korea's delegation heads north hoping to build on th

al-jazeera. where ever you are. but i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera the head of facebook has apologized for breach of trust off admitting it mishandled data had belonging to fifty million of its uses mark zuckerberg broke his silence.

and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up i don't know two.

at this time on al-jazeera. and new year new lessons and new rules this is the time when you get to choose your english teacher is for the next two years meet the teachers empowering best students might say i'm michael all about freedom we're going to look at the spectrum i want you to develop the skill with which speak by letting them choose the lessons they learned revelent acacia and democratic schooling united kingdom at this time on al-jazeera. the face of the attacker who killed three people and took others hostage in southern france. again on peter dhabi you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up the second largest rebel group strikes a deal to leave eastern cooter after weeks of intense bombardment by the syrian government. peru has a new president after his predecessor quit over allegations of corruption. and zimbabwe's former first lady grace mugabe is implicated a massive ivory smuggling ring. the police in southern france have been searching the home of a gunman

al-jazeera government do. a rebel group operating in syria's eastern ghouta and place says it's allowing wounded people to be evacuated generation islam says it struck a u.n. brokered deal with the syrian government's ally russia it's the largest of three groups in the area where almost four hundred thousand civilians have been besieged since two thousand and thirteen. more than a thousand people have died since the government offensive began three weeks ago the united states is called an urgent meeting in jordan off syrian jets struck a rebel held town in the country's south the strikes the first aerial attacks on the area since the u.s. and russia brokered a deal making it deescalation zone last year fighting in eastern guta meanwhile is also continuing despite the international community's call for a cease fire al-jazeera is kristen salumi has more analysts from the united nations cities bleeding inside and two weeks after agreeing to a cease fire the security council learned their words were having little

this is al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the al-jazeera news law you from coming up in the next sixty minutes. we're going to be tough on russia until they decide to change their.

al-jazeera selects changemaker this at this time. and i'm jane austen and other top stories on al-jazeera the f.b.i. as deputy director has been fide just before he was jus to retire with full pension benefits and a mccabe says his dismissal is part of the u.s. president's ongoing war on the view and donald trump has tweeted that it's a great day for the hardworking men and women of the f.b.i. wasn't jordan reports andrew mccabe was an f.b.i. agent for twenty two years rising to deputy director and then acting director after his boss james told me was fired by the trump white house in twenty seventeen but just before he planned to retire on march eighteenth mccabe too was dismissed in a statement released late on friday night the attorney general jeff sessions said that according to an internal agency investigation quote mr mccabe had made in an authorized disclosure to the news media and lacked candor including under oath a multiple occasions i have terminated the employment of andrew mccabe effective immediately. right after this m

brennan al jazeera. seen a head on al-jazeera. early changes how she lay voted out once billionaire conservative president sebastian pinera is back in office plus ten months after the sweet be election loss france's national front hopes and new name will convince voters the party has not changed. from the clear blue sky of the doha morning. to the fresh autumn breeze in the city of los. hello there it's now far warmer for many of us in the eastern parts of china the temperatures in shanghai are rocketing twenty two degrees will be our temperature on monday and then as we head into chews day will be all the way up to twenty four twenty four i think much in the temperature we're expecting in hong kong for many of us here it should be fine and dry is just really the northern parts of it now where there's more in the way of cloud and we could just see the old shower for the southeastern parts of asia plenty of dry weather to be found here as well the showers a largely in the southern parts of developing for parts of borneo and across

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al-jazeera hong kong. deal with al-jazeera and these are our top stories high level talks between south and north korea have begun in the demilitarized zone which divides the two countries delegates from both sides are expected to finalize the details of south korean president mean jay inslee meeting with the north korean leader kim jong un next month at least sixty eight people have been killed in a jail riot at a police station in venezuela tear gas was used on family members who were demonstrating outside the facility incredible state northwest of the capital caracas there's no official word as to what triggered the violence sandro ramp yet he has more from bogota in neighboring colombia this is now the biggest rioting in the history of a prison riot in the history of venezuela when we look at the number of victims the just some months ago another thirty seven people had died in a different riot in the state. i phone and six he had died in two thousand in hearing what had been the biggest and he'll head

the longstanding rule in europe april al-jazeera. cut. al-jazeera. where ever you are. just is in the same. sun journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for out in the media or opinion the listening post at this time on al-jazeera. a day of protest turns to bloodshed of the seventeen palestinians a shot dead with more than a thousand injured by israeli troops on the gaza hold. hello i'm down in jordan this is you from doha also coming up turkey's president tells his french counterpart to back off rejecting emmanuel month rolls off its immediate kurdish forces in syria. officer blank salamone has been terminated from the police department effective to be action against the police officers involved in yet another fatal shooting of a black man which bought nationwide protests in the us plus i'm when high in thailand we will tell you why migrant labor one of the backbones of thai industry is coming out of the shadows. u.n. secretary general antonio guterres she has called for an independent probe into the killing of at least seventeen palestinians shot dead by israe

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at this time on al-jazeera. where are your. top stories on the al-jazeera news hour a south korean delegation has crossed into the demilitarized zone that separates their country and north korea for talks in a truce village they're expected to nail down the details of the south korean president meeting with the north korean leader kim jong il next month. a u.s. judge has rejected saudi arabia's bed to dismiss lawsuits which allege that it helped plan the nine eleven attacks the court in new york found that it has jurisdiction to hear the cases which have been filed by victims' families. president donald trump has replaced another senior member of his team veterans affairs secretary david shelton is the latest to go after a scathing report about his travel expenses. since late last year the world's attention has been brought to the plight of seven hundred thousand muslim. who fled violence in myanmar but elsewhere in the country kitchen state another one hundred thousand people have also been displaced by years of fighting betwe

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