had an easy task putting it in the net to open this going for often high just four minutes later alford friend bogus on level things up it won all the seventh goal in six league games for the iseman. then in the waning minutes reste nelson got a hold of a block shot in syria a two one victory for the home team. in one of the other games on saturday promoted side and relegation threatened dusseldorf punched above their weight when they welcomed hansa berlin into town but first the other promoted side nuremberg look to have a cakewalk against cellar dweller stuttgart who haven't won on the road all season yet the visitors had other ideas. marcus fine ceo's defense saw a little challenge from a weak nuremberg attack the game only really got going in the second half guts team obama got on net in his first ever abundantly goal and then eric tommy scored a dream goal eight minutes before the end with a two neil the final score cards first victory under their new coach the the something that simple after recent weeks this win today was incredibly important it was also highly does have to the t

cared alford's we'll have that for you coming right in business. because. they are digital maurier's. for women for internet activists one mission. the battle for freedom and dignity. against repression and violence need to deal with the powers of social media. their messages of more security like wildfire and thousands of followers are joining their. own money on the streets of. the old women who are changing the. digital lives starts november twenty fifth on the thing w. . you need. to get to the. mall briggs's turbulences a key minister and several other members of the british government resign raising fresh fear is that a break the deal could unravel only hours after it was announced. on g.p.s. helps people and i'm stumped find out whether stolen bikes went bust kind of bring them back. business d w business as welcome the pound has been tumbling following the. resignation of several members of terrorism is cabinet including the break that secretary raising questions about whether a deal to leave the e.u. announced only last night was unraveling the mar

their hard alford's we'll have that for you coming right in business. they are digital warriors. for women for internet activists one mission. the battle for freedom and dignity. against repression and violence they deploy the powers of social media.

politician is told the international criminal court that he was tortured after his arrest last month alford yes also known as rambo has appeared at the hague for war crimes he was a senior leader of the mostly christian movement whose fighters attacked muslim celica rebels in two thousand and thirteen or a challenge as more from the netherlands. when al jazeera and counted out for the ekotto main central african republic it was two thousand and fourteen the country's ethnic and religious conflict was in its fiercest stages and yet its own was in charge of a christian militia group fighting predominantly muslim seleka rebels seem filmdom outside the capital bangui on the roads and baking now he's in very different circumstances appearing for the first time before judges from the international criminal court in the netherlands a preliminary hearing for his forthcoming war crimes and crimes against humanity trial this is the first time that the central african republic has extradited someone to the international criminal court to face charges for their involvement in the recent conflicts and a

now gary hart alford's is here and china is promising to open their markets a bit more that's right despite the trade war with the u.s. president xi jinping has pledged to boost imports and remove market barriers but as far as details go he's keeping his cards close to his chest you now spend more in the form of a propaganda event president jean spoke at the opening of the china international import export shop where thousands of companies from around the world are exhibiting this week the u.s. has placed extra tariffs all around huff of u.s. imports from china and us threatens to intensify the problems with even more tariffs. well let's bring in our national correspondent susan was then about the front stock exchange. germany's economy is so dependent on exports and now finds itself right in the middle of the us china writes that our companies coping at the moment. well there are a few companies who believe that they can even benefit from the situation deutsche bank for example the boss of asia pacific you know just told the newspaper hundreds blocks here in germany that he thinks he's ban

has told the international criminal court he was beaten and tortured after his arrest last month alford yeah catawba also known as ron but has appeared at the hague for war crimes he was a senior leader of the mostly christian movement his fighters attacked was him seneca rebels back in twenty thirteen or chalons has the latest from the hague. well alfred's first appearance at the international criminal court here in the hague was short and procedural just thirty minutes or so long the three judges confirmed the suspects identity they also establish the language in which he is to understand proceedings as they are told and state outlines the charges against him he specifically accused of being involved in murder torture cruel treatments mutilation intentional attacks against the civilian population intentional attacks against buildings dedicated to religion in this mince of child soldiers and displacement of the civilian population this is a step of some significance for the central african republic it's the first time that anyone involved in the recent conflict has ended up here to fac

asking people to unite behind the deal yemen saudi backed government has rejected a un alford's manage the running of a crucial port special envoy martin griffiths met senior who through rebels who do agreed to talks on the un's role in managing the port it's up front now stay with us. and his story say for the families every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world's journalists these three reuters journalists were one of the few journalists in that we're actually doing investigative work. post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most bias the rights to those stories but then he never publishes those stories they're listening post on al-jazeera what happened to i saw as a threat disappeared have they been defeated or are we kidding ourselves and up from special. despite the horrific attack in kabul this week studies show that twenty seventeen was the third consecutive year when the number of terrorist attacks around the world went down and the number of attacks in the west claim

crimes trial in the netherlands where in chalons has more from the hague when al jazeera encountered alford yeah it's omen central african republic it was two thousand and fourteen the country's ethnic and religious conflicts was in its faces stages and yet its own was in charge of a christian militia group fighting predominantly muslim seleka rebels seem filmdom outside the capital bangui on the roads and baking. now he's in very different circumstances appearing for the first time before judges from the international criminal court in the netherlands a preliminary hearing for his forthcoming war crimes and crimes against humanity trial this is the first time that the central african republic has extradited someone to the international criminal court to face charges for their involvement in the recent conflicts and as such it represents a significant step for the country in dealing with the violence but how he got here is something of an accident late october the militia leader turned m.p. was detained in bangui after firing a gun inside cia ours parliament's only after this on november el

told the international criminal court that he was beaten and tortured after his arrest last month alford also known as rambo's appeared at the wall at the hague for war crimes he was a senior leader of the mostly christian anti balika movement is fighters attacked muslim seleka rebels in two thousand and thirteen those are the headlines going to bring you much more on all of our top stories in twenty five minutes time that's when i will have the news out for you to join me then i for now. we must retain full control. in the least nine hundred fifteen early one nine hundred sixty region both britain and france were exercised by how they might divide up the ailing ottoman empire between them so the allies ultimately win the first world war. but when they suffered a serious defeat at belittling britain looked at alternative ways of attacking the ottomans and undermining their support for germany. but now the audience on a victory might be able to provoke uprisings in. india and egyptian muslim populations that so far they've not been able to effect it's at that point the brit begins to real