than that in argentina. and it's been exacerbated or magnified because of this tragedy of the case of this guy who lived close by and sympathized. and then he disappeared. and now we know what happened. it was constructed as the government doing -- kidnapping him and disappearing. in argentina to say the government there's a verb that doesn't exist in real spanish. it exists about the verb to disappear. and in the colloquial way of speaking. and they say, well, the government disappeared him and created quite a bit of conflict. now we know he crossed the river and didn't know how to swim. and drowned there. and the government didn't disappear anybody. it was used and manipulated for election purposes. it is unfortunate for the family and for political for normal political process. now when i think about we live in a time in the world and tribalism. which is, you know, the excessration of the politics of identity. this is minor in the south of argentina compared today of course many other parts in europe. whi

scar. - by the mid 1970's argentina had been in trouble for a while. finally in 1976 the military essentially said we're gonna put an end to this and they led a very dramatic coup. they killed anywhere between 10,000 and 30,000 suspected leftists, including many people who really had no involvement with the left. these people were drugged, kidnapped, thrown out of helicopters, tortured. some of the worst things in latin america's recent history. - [narrator] three more revolutions in nicaragua, el salvador and brazil shook the region. - that's when we saw in central america all these civil wars and revolutions break out. you had at that time military juntas, especially in the southern cone and many other places. and president carter did not pull any punches in calling a spade a spade and denouncing human rights violations, which led a number of governments to sort of back away a little bit from the united states at that time. - it's taken decades and decades for the us to attempt to distance itself from that really bad period of our history. because we

like ninety percent of the crops in argentina. sophia gothika heads the group mothers of the two signing go in two thousand and fourteen they oppose the construction of a huge monsanto seed factory near cordoba the factory was indeed built but the protests delayed its opening some held sophia responsible and threatened her. and i love it. when i was on the bus one day and a man threatened me with a gun. he said that if i didn't stop bothering monsanto he put a bullet in my head and. since then i've had a bodyguard. if you take on the big corporations you're asking for trouble. are protests are perfectly legal we demand the right to good health. all we wanted to do was stop construction of the factory they're killing our children and they want us to keep quiet about it and it will begin about. sophia now lives in a village that's located far from the big plantations she moved there mostly to protect her children. we assembled these documents over the last fifteen years. this is the first map we made. my thoughts how it all started

however that would draw argentina against iceland everybody for fancy argentina because just becauseof the reputation and is england found out to the brits experience iceland are the same not to take lightly though i suppose it's one of those teams you can expect them to do relatively well because the concept is simple it's it's not you know they're not trying to play ticket talk of football with a lot of tactical movements and putting pressure on the ball in certain patterns they play what they can play the big strong guys we saw that in the u.s. we've seen that in qualification as well qualified as winners of that group they have you know something which is easily approachable and old players know exactly what the and they're strong in the pros they've got a lot of heart and this is their first world cup you know that's going to that's going to come to something as well so i just want to say this point that people might think this is very unpleasant and this is getting pretty big smile because this is this is the joy of being involved in a big draw for a world cup i couldn't wish f

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at producing shale and is argentina's answer.t shale revolution can happen in argentina? >> yes, no doubt. we have everything in place for that to happen. it is an american basin in the patagonia region. it covers 12,000 square miles and has 5.2 million barrels of oil equivalent that can be produced in the future. just 11% of what can be produced in the permian. it is in our opinion better than the u.s.. and the productivity of those areas are three times the productivity of areas that you have. alix: argentina's energy company ypm is leading the development. they own 50% of the region and produce 64,000 barrels of oil equivalent a day. and chairman miguel gutierrez is optimistic. >> by 2020, we will double the production. alix: if the permian is in the third inning, then this is still in batting practice. up development, and their wells were expensive. >> the u.s. market started and the pace at which they developed, i believe we will reach that point probably starting in year five or six from now. alix: i am sitting on one of tw

here on al-jazeera thank you say sions of treason and political persecution for the president of argentina says she will not be silenced. also this are open for business and bubbly promises a new economic order foreign investors. how our latest spell of rather wet weather now pulling away from japan this area cloud here just moving out into the open waters a slightly quieter period of weather coming in behind the main weather system there out in the the northwest pacific with these two areas of low pressure so as we go on through a sas day ship dry little more cloud just coming into the western side of the country cold enough though temps to struggle to get to double figures there for tokyo and around the korean peninsula before five celsius there in seoul it will warm up a little as we go on through sunday more cloud coming in by this stage you see so it acts like a blanket i will turn to rain across the western side of japan temperatures and take a they're getting up to around twelve degrees celsius not so bad across the central and southern parts of china for the time they were down tow

accused of treason a judge orders the arrest of argentina's former president. says the order violates the rule of law. and a new budget from zimbabwe is a new president with an aim to revive the country's economy. at least a hundred palestinians have been injured in protests across the occupied territories the angry scenes were sparked by the u.s. president donald trump formally recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital. demonstrators and several palestinian territories have clashed with israeli troops who fired tear gas and live ammunition at them in the occupied west bank thousands heeded the call from palestinian leaders to mobilize for three days before age. has more from. anger disappointment and a sense of. among palestinians now still they remain defiant saying that regardless they do. have a few chips palestinian state now there's. march is a show a few usually you would see the many flags of the palestinian factions this time only the palestinian flag is raised. for jerusalem that's the only thing we can do this time to clear a sions a slap for us here

the government said they were for him to restore order to argentina's chronically. count. the path of the argentinean economy is very tight with the possibility of crises along the way but for now i believe the government has a clear idea of what it wants to do it's trying to open up the economy to the world after years of financial isolation. argentina has a history of economic crises that have left millions living in poverty even though the government insists economic reforms will lead to a brighter future there are many who doubt that the government's plans will turn out well. and an asian volcano mount sinabung has erupted spewing ash more than four kilometers into the sky it's on the western island of sumatra and is one of one hundred thirty active volcanoes and indonesia lasser up to two years ago killing six people and forcing tens of thousands from their homes two thousand and eighteen is shaping up to be a landmark year for thailand a new king will be crowned the military government is planning to hold elections signaling a return to democracy after a coup three y

beyond rest outside spilling inside to forcing argentina's congress to suspended their banks over the reforms president merissa machree has been on something of an austerity drive in his two years in the job aside from tax and labor reforms machree is also trying to change how pension payments are calculated something expected to save billions but the opposition and labor unions say millions of retirees and people on benefits will end up with less money and unpopular over a hole that people here say will hit argentina's most vulnerable. here in germany president from four to steinmeyer has been attending the want to set it basins at the israeli embassy in berlin to mock the seventieth anniversary of israel's existence next am at the reception my little man or a mineral with israeli ambassador jeremy i saw cut off he also had strong words about the burning of israeli flags an anti-semitic comments of recent protests in germany those demonstrations followed us president donald trump's decision to recognize truth in them as israel's capital. a german teenager is awaiting trial in baghdad

very much busy news day still ahead here on this channel divisions in argentina the former president pursued is accused of trees. on the veil of secrecy has been released he paid a record four hundred fifty million dollars for the g painting. hell i was the storm blows out of the highlands of scotland and into scandinavia and it's yes that's not much of white cloud there so the is about to change completely it'll happen overnight it will be felt the moment you get up so friday's forecast first of all starts off as rain coming through france and the british isles followed by snow and that kodak is clearly is a difference makes quite a lot of penetration six degrees as max in london and back the same in zurich snow on the ground and on the alps but it's the breeze that will make you feel really cold and then it's comparable temperature wise with the rest of europe as it's been sitting in the last few days but with a significant wind snow fall in norway in probably sweden but really it's going to go as fast size as the balkans and a line still takes you through the baltic states single

so argentina where d.n.a. technology is helping thousands of families to reunite with their missing relatives some thirty thousand people were killed by government forces in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's during the so-called dirty war many of their young children were present for adoption or lied to about their real parents forty years on they're still trying to address the issue the trees a boy explains that when osiris are born outside his laboratory the site of what amounts to being a forensic examination of the consequences of argentina's violent past it's where families torn apart by a dictatorship i reunited at least in part that are coming in i mean there is a study we work here with incomplete families we are working with a missing generation we have the grandparents and we try to focus on the mother's side because it is more consistent but if that is not enough we try everything else . thousands of people were killed during the military rule in argentina many of them pregnant women whos

g probably see, don't argentina. you probably see, don't you, argentina. you probably see, don't you , gci’oss argentina. you probably see, don't you, across the groups, talent is distributed quite evenly. did i say, there is no grip of death. —— group. very interesting grown—ups here. russia start against saudi arabia, in the opening game, and argentina versus iceland who make their debut there in group d. that would be a fascinating contest. brazil after that semifinal humiliation back in 2014 on home ground, they start theircampaign 2014 on home ground, they start their campaign against switzerland. they go on to play costa rica and serbia. germany are defending champion for mexico, sweden and south korea, and interesting game for them. fillon, south korea, and interesting game forthem. fillon, senegal, colombia andjapan, some forthem. fillon, senegal, colombia and japan, some really interesting, juicy ties there. fans and players can look forward to them. the man who began their campaign, sam alla rdyce has started who began their campaign, sam allardy

like ninety percent of the crops in argentina. in a. sophia gothika heads the group mothers of the two signing go in two thousand and fourteen they oppose the construction of a huge monsanto seed factory near cordoba the factory was indeed built but the protests delayed its opening some held sophia responsible and threatened her. and i love it when the men in us on me when i was on the bus one day and a man threatened me with a gun. he said that if i didn't stop bothering monsanto he put a bullet in my head and. since then i've had a bodyguard if you take on the big corporations you're asking for trouble. are protests are perfectly legal we demand the right to good health. but we wanted to do was stop construction of the seed factory they're killing our children and they want us to keep quiet about it and it will begin about. sophia now lives in a village that's located far from the big plantations she moved there mostly to protect her children. we assembled these documents over the last fifteen years. this is the first map we made. of

absolute disaster because the expectation now is there's a very good chance to keep it positive argentina ice and that's what's great day and i will take place here in moscow. stadium so iceland have already proved their ability to upset the apple cart and i wanted senior not at their greatest or lights for argentina is getting better i mean they had a terrible start to their qualification campaign and as we talked about enough those programs they sneak through the greatest to the last game city i think in genesis in excel were able to last guests great they think the last day that they had a convincing win in the last yeah and when you look at how they qualified actually looks quite convincing but that's because the other result argentina will always be you could offer little more opponents in the world cup on the don't. forget the go i'll give you the best player in the world messi he was the best player in the last world cup and i don't think he's gotten any worse it's a fascinating call contrast because you've got really global names like i say and then how you could actually name the

violent protest failed to prevent the passing of a controversial pension all in argentina. early summer in australia that's a drop of fifteen degrees day by day and thunderstorms as it goes through this is why i was on a cold front all the time it's just going through now as you can see so that means melbourne's max in terms of twenty two as opposed to thirty eight big drop as i say and that cooling trends going to go slowly eastwards ahead of it it gets quite warm so thirty three in sydney's probably near a forty in the western suburbs and a bit cooler on the coast adelaide's temp has dropped to twenty one whereas purses on the way up earth should see after a rather disappointing start to the first winter months the twenty eight sunny degree day on thursday but at the same time cities gone once twice to and yes there have been thunderstorms when that goes through now ignoring australia in new zealand a separate system has brought rain to think version of really not much but some rain to the whole of the island shame but it's going away nyanza slow warming trend twenty two

before the president of argentina says she's the victim of political persecution christina kuchta has been indicted for covering up an alleged iranian involvement in a bomb attack twenty three years ago to raise about reports. thousands gathered in front of the presidential palace to protest against what they claim is political persecution a federal judge issued deen died men for treason against former argentinean president cristina fernandez and called for her arrest. said the current administration. is trying to stop dissent. my. these measures further degrade the argentine justice branch and indicate that the government and the president is the top and true person who is responsible for a political and judicial organisation to persecute the a position four years ago argentina signed a memorandum with the iranian government that would allow argentina forties to interrogate iranian officials suspected of being part of a terrorist attack against a jewish community center in one thousand nine hundred ninety four that killed eighty five people. but prosecutor i read it only one who was

it's the guys been from up north you know it's the furthest the know this team qualified against argentina who is not near enough the most southern seam in the world near enough and i think banksy watching i'm old enough to remember watching cameroon beat argentina will cup so if they can do the ice and could pull off a similar process let's move on to now they see an exciting side so many ways spain against portugal and i just want to say because i've been to the fishtailing pick stadium in sochi and it's are going to be really warm sunny beautiful down by the black sea is the perfect setting for spain against one out i think this is probably the pig of of the whole jaw this is the result of i mean spain portugal you just think about ronaldo against spain plays in spain he makes his living he plays for madrid i mean and then such as well coming spain spain i think it's out of the four but they are on their way up again and maybe one of the dark horses to win the whole tone in my. and you sold this is a tasty one and i you know you try to call it now absolutely no there's no way that you c

and despite protests argentina's government moves ahead with sweeping economic reform. hello there we've got yet more snow falling in japan it really has me very very wintery here you can see the area of low pressure though beginning to spiral away towards the east but still plenty of winds coming from the northwest at the moment and it's those that are picking up the moisture and giving us all a snow so most of the snow then forty across this western side and that's where we're going to see the snow again on friday mostly in the west a mostly in the news from parts of honshu elsewhere though she draw a force in tokyo ten degrees where we are maximum force in beijing some will be around five some clouds working its way across us not really bringing us much in the way of wet weather is talk quietly that will be working its way through the korean peninsula there as we head into saturday and then further towards the south of here is generally quite quiet for us at the moment twelve degrees the maximum in shanghai so fairly mild you can see the cloud a building here and tha

our journey begins in the province of miss eunice in northeastern argentina the sub tropical climate is ideal for growing tobacco for more than twenty years herbicides have been used here extensively chief among them. that's had serious consequences for many of the local residents. the media recount over vettel has been fighting for years to stop the use of life to sate and other agro chemicals he's agreed to help us with our report the tobacco that's grown here ends up in products sold in the us and europe. and not in my grandparents' generation grew up healthy. but many of the people of my generation are sick because we work on the fields and. we used to grow tea and coffee plants in tobacco and we harvested the crops by hand. and we didn't use chemicals today the work is easier on one man but it's damaged our health. like that of the world and i love. ricordo works for an energy company he noticed that a lot of tobacco farmers weren't paying their bills on time he did some research and determined that just about all of those farmers were caring for sick children ricardo introduced

argentina's president. pressing on with the reform agenda that he says will modernize the country but as traceable reports are going to plenty of opposition to the plant's. free vegetables in front of congress when a site is well senators gather to vote inside in the last session this year farmers brought twenty thousand kilos of their produce to give away to those in need of us all like we are here so that senators know the part they vote for has an impact on people's lives costs for everyone inflation transport energy but we want to share and draw attention to the demand that this government needs to do a lot more i. was elected two years ago with a mandate to rein in government spending and rejuvenate argentina's lagging economy after years of the center left precedence of cristina fernandez the commissioner the government of the so market has pushed to have a series of laws that it says will make argentina's economy more competitive like reforming the pension and tax system but there are many here who d

and despite protests argentina's government moves ahead with sweeping economic reforms. hello there well quite a bit of time out over the southeast in parts of asia at the moment the satellite picture is showing plenty of cloud over borneo and that is giving us some fairly prolonged outbreaks of rain in places i think over the next few days it's going to be the northern parts of borneo where we see some of the heaviest of the rains really really does look quite lively for some of us here in malaysia over the next few days meanwhile forth across the philippines more in the way of drawing weather here i'm looking largely draw my own saturday across many parts of vietnam as well and we had a bit further towards the south and for australia it's in the northwest so we've got this huge blob of clowned here this was all cyclamen but it's now disintegrating is it working as it works its way towards the south so plenty of heavy rain to be seen out of this but the winds shouldn't be too much of a problem certainly it's going to inject lots of moisture across many parts of western

and despite protests argentina's government lives ahead with sweeping economic reforms. has a quiet and cold and foggy mornings of the last few days have disappeared now from western europe at that incursion of a massive cloud or coming in from the atlantic indicates pretty unsettled conditions to be honest the lines a straight north sas which means normally breeze you'd think it would be cold of that she's displacing fairly cold air anyway so the temperature difference isn't great there's a bit of a warm tuck in a long way ahead this fourteen in rome thirteen beaudry the eleven in vienna that's going to be evident just pushed this gentle way eastward of the next twenty four hours massive snows on the higher ground even temporary low ground through the outs and the toward sudden germany rains assassin that'll be i think fairly stormy stuff for italy in the adriatic balkan style for a time but there's the warmth belgrade then twelve ten inches and still nine in vienna as it starts to rain behind it all the next systems already lined up come from the bay of biscay more rai

you probably see, don't you, argentina. you probably see, don't you , across argentina.group. very interesting grown—ups here. russia start against saudi arabia, in the opening game, and argentina versus iceland who make their debut there in group d. that would be a fascinating contest. brazil after that semifinal humiliation back in 2014 on home ground, they start theircampaign 2014 on home ground, they start their campaign against switzerland. they go on to play costa rica and serbia. germany are defending champion for mexico, sweden and south korea, and interesting game for them. fillon, south korea, and interesting game forthem. fillon, senegal, colombia andjapan, some forthem. fillon, senegal, colombia and japan, some really interesting, juicy ties there.

in the full draw in its entirety let's cherry pick some of the games now and i want to start with argentina i since last was green day and i will take place here in moscow. stadium so iceland have already proved their ability to upset the apple cart and i mentioned senior know that their greatest lights. in scene is getting better i mean they had a terrible start to their qualification campaign and as we talked about enough first program they sneak through the greatest to the last game see i think of in genesis an example great last games great they think the last day that they had a convincing win in australia and when you look at how they qualified actually looks quite convincing but that's because the other result argentina will always be a good bit of committable more opponent in the world cup on the don't forget they go i'll give you the best player in the world messi he was the best player in the last world cup and i don't think he's got many words it's a fascinating call contrast there because you've got really global names like myself and then if you could actually name the iceland

marÍa: un juez ordena arrestar a la ex presidenta argentina cristina fernÁndez.la espalda a walter scott, de la raza negra. se dio a conocer un vÍdeo grabado por un transeÚnte y se observa al policÍa colocar un arma junto al cuerpo de scott. marÍa: la lista de víctimas por armas de fuego aumentÓ en el paÍs. otra escuela volviÓ a ser escenario del crimen. un estudiante matÓ a otros dos en una secundaria. afuera la angustia consumÍa a sus padres. vilma: los estudiantes estaban en clase y empezÓ a disparar dentro del centro educativo. esta madre llego en pÁnico a recoger a su hija. tres personas murieron, entre ellas el pistolero. la escuela estaba cerrada por seguridad.fuentes indicaron que el pistolero se habrÍa quitado la vida. >>en ese momento, cuando me texteÓ, sentÍ impotencia porque es mi Única hija. vilma:la gobernadora del estado dijo que gracias a la actitud de estudiantes y profesores, se evitarÁn muertes. >> me dijeron que iba para la escuela y tuve mucho miedo. vilma: un dÍa trÁgico para esta comunidad. >> es algo terrible porque tener hijos en la escue

responsible for a political and judicial organisation to persecute the a position four years ago argentina signed a memorandum with the iranian government that would allow arjun tunnel forwards to interrogate iranian officials suspected of being part of a terrorist attack against a jewish community center in one thousand nine hundred ninety four that killed eighty five people. but prosecutor i read it the only one who was investigating the attack named the administration's real motive was to do business with data and in january two thousand and fifteen a nice man was found dead in his home shot in the head a day before he was scheduled to testify before congress against the former president and what he believed was her commitment to leave the entire pool red alerts against iranian officials. congressman while the world says that what is happening now is the result of years of impunity if the memorandum is a disaster because it has been proved that it was written in secrecy nobody in the foreign ministry participated in the draft we have almost five hundred pages that say that an illicit wa

the government said they will form aim to restore order to argentina's chronically fiscal account. the path of the argentinean economy is very tight with the possibility of crises along the way but for now i believe the government has a clear idea of what it wants to do it's trying to open up the economy to the world after years of financial isolation. argentina has a history of economic crises that have left millions living in poverty even though the government insists economic reforms will lead to a brighter future there are many who doubt that the government's plans will turn out well. bruce culture minister has resigned following the pardoning president are better for salvatore does so law was a fierce opponent of the decision for war he was sentenced to twenty five years for ordering massacres carried out by the military death squads is currently receiving cancer treatment and he was granted a presidential pardon because of his ill health. the outbreak of the zinc a virus two years ago cause a global health emergency many cases were in the northeast of brazil but they are as w

argentina. argentina, two—time world cup champions. led by superstar, messi.s with one of the most expensive football players in the world, neymar. they have reached the last eight of the last 11 world cups, brazil. e1 for brazil. three teams left in ball one. so, no south american team can be drawn in with brazil. germany. the reigning world cup and confederations cup champions. germany go into group f. laurent, group f, please. f1. f1. f1 for four times f1. f1 forfour times world f1. f1 for four times world cup winners, germany. what team is in connection? belgium or poland? belgium, many people's dark horses. belgium. undefeated during qualification, scoring 43 goals. ca rles if i qualification, scoring 43 goals. carles if i ask you to go to group g. gi. g. g1. yes, g1 for belgium. that will kick off on the 18th of june. poland. with a superscorer, lewandowski. 0nce lewandowski. once again, carles. please. h1 for poland. that concludes all the teams from pot one. we now move to pot two which includes spain, peru, switzerland, england, columbia, mexico, urug

there's been violent clashes between protesters and police in argentina over the government's planned overhaul of pensions the rioting was so severe that it forced the congress and one of the areas to suspend debate over the reforms president morrissey on mockery says they're needed to bring the country's deficit under control and curb worryingly high inflation but his opponents say this all started dr will leave millions of people worse off. cheery in buenos aires protesters demand the government keep its hands off their benefits trade unionists took big coals to the streets of argentina's capital bought them march descended into violence on wrist fueled by unpopular reforms i'm just cutting the country's high deficit and reviving its economy. and video to me and the previous government we received two pension increases that helped us keep our dignity i mean to. go the former government gave to the farmers to the minorities they gave to everyone but the new president is taking from the poorest and giving to the richest. beyond rest outside spilling inside to forcing argentina's congr

to keep taking on argentina but i stands first welcome much ever will be against argentina that's an attractive match as networking about one russia host i have to do well failure is not an option is it in with saudi arabia egypt and you're a guy so i could have been worse for them how exciting for those iceland fans to be able to play argentina as you say in the first world cup it's just wonderful the thing is is our expectations are higher now we're sort of what we expect them to win guy one achievement three hundred forty thousand i think their populations are slightly less and the smallest nation ever to be in the world cup finals is going to be an amazing day for the paper vice nothing people around the globe will be cheering them on in that game is what it's going to be really tough for them to qualify and i think to be honest they marched. great to work as you say thank you elaine. anyone who uses a laptop computer or phone should know how important i am i and battery is to keep connected but what if the battery is big enough to power thirty thousand homes that's what's happen

in argentina in the one nine hundred seventy s. . muslim leaders a gathering in istanbul for talks on u.s. president donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital the extraordinary meeting by the organization of islamic cooperation was cool by turkey's president reza type one to send what he calls a strong message this follows talks on the issue between leaders of saudi arabia and jordan in riyadh on choose day and terms decision last week was with well why condemnation and protest at the latest demonstrations were held outside the u.s. embassy in tel aviv then there's been violence during protests in the occupied palestinian territory all week at least four palestinians have been killed and dozens injured in confrontations with israeli security forces let's join that mohammed today who's in istanbul mohammed to tell us more about this conference of what we might expect. nic states which is the main. of the day is about to get underway heads of state representatives of the various members of the organization of i

one stuns his hosts with a long list of grievances accused of treason a judge orders the arrest of argentina as a former president cristina fernandez says the order violates the rule of law. hello at least one hundred palestinians have been injured in a violent. across the occupied territories the angry scenes were sparked by the u.s. president donald trump formally recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital. demonstrators in several palestinian territories have cost with israeli troops in the occupied west bank thousands heeded the call from palestinian leaders to mobilize for three days afraid but i've been having it has more from. anger and disappointment and the sense of. some of the among palestinians now still they remain defiant saying that regardless they do. the capital of the future palestinian state now this march is a show a few usually you would see the many flags of the palestinian factions this time only the palestinian flag is raised. and that's the only thing we can do this time particularly the slap for us here to wake up and realize the peace process was just an illusion it

also coming up fury in argentina left wing protesters are against pension reforms and those with pension reform protest falling violent causing parliament to suspend debate but president more research says the alternative could be out of control inflation. and into the so-called net neutrality in the u.s. the government says it's cutting red tape that throttles innovation but users fear this is going to throttle their freedom to access data at the speed they want. and as israel looks forward to it seventieth anniversary we will back at german israeli relations that are defined by the darkest chapter in german history. i'm sorry harmon welcome to the show thanks for joining me. elaters meeting in brussels are heading for an showdown over the issue of migration european council president called a mandatory quota for refugees quote highly divisive and ineffective but germany's angela merkel has responded by saying member states can't just pick and choose when it comes to burden sharing and solidarity migration crisis is not the only controversial issue on the agenda one other difficult topi

champions germany will come to them in just a second argentina facing iceland croatia nigel. you know yes that is not perhaps a group of death but i think that's a really tough group i have to agree with you it's the closest i think we're going to get to a group of death they really look quite evenly matched i mean argentina are a big name but they were pretty disappointing in qualifying and osland of course defeated in one nil in the euros last year and croatia always with the noise the balance the strong say but they often disappoint in nigeria as well well well rounded so i think that's the toughest group to pick if you had to remind me about that iceland game didn't you as you can tell british and an england fan will get to their group in a second first group heavyweights brazil up against switzerland costa rica serbia they're going to coast through that group as you would say when you i think brazil as well or one of the favorites the last for them to have a few you know relatively easy warm up matches before they get into the knockouts out of serbia costa rica and switz

and despite protests argentina's government moves ahead with sweeping economic reforms those stories straight after the break here on our set. hello there the weather is all quite quiet for us in the southeastern parts of china at the moment there's plenty of fine weather to be found it's also fairly marked force in shanghai a top temperature of around twelve degrees there is more in the way of cloud here that's ever growing she stretching up through sean ching and that will be intensifying as we head through the next day or so so it looks like we're going to see a fair amount of wet weather on saturday and then watch the system develop over the next few days out towards the west a for many of us in pakistan and through india it's falling and dry and not a great deal of clouds either just the outside chance perhaps of a shower on friday or saturday but i think for most of us it is going to stay dry twenty two the maximum currently in new delhi if we head out towards the west and here in doha it's generally fine into i was a little bit chilly first thing in the morning but i think ove

they confirmed what is in my book and developed a nuclear weapon argentina would have gotten one and we would have had a nuclear device to south america. a if that didn't happen because of the amendment and the implications of it. they just didn't want to collide. they almost had a weapon both brazil and south africa have backed off. if brazil have gotten a nuclear weapon argentina would have cost him money and venezuela would have gotten one so, these things have kind of a sequential occurrence. once that happened, then indiaev developed one. between india and the united states is an arms sale agreement on our part in the assistance act for example the last trip to india was largely an arms sale. there's nothing about helping the people of india or spreading better agriculture and getting rid of the pollution. they say that it was a nuclear thing to use but they didn't resolve the liability issue and everybody knows that it will never happen and such a india is buying buying a watch as they impoverished nation to send millions and billions of dollars eventually and nuclear from the

disaster because the expectation now is there's a very good chance to go let's keep it positive argentina ice since last was a great day and i will take place here in moscow. stadium so iceland have already proved their ability to upset the apple cart and anjan senior not at their greatest or lights her argentina's get better i mean they had a terrible start to their qualification campaign and as we talked about enough those programs they sneak through they are graded to the last game city i think of in genesis and excel were able to last guests great they think the last day that they had a convincing win in the last k.f. and when you look at how they qualified that actually looks quite convincing but that's because of other results argentina will always be you could offer little more opponent in the world cup on the don't forget the go i'll give you the best player in the world messi he was the best player in the last world cup and i don't think he's gotten any worse it's a fascinating call contrast there because you've got really a global names like messy and then how you could actually

i left argentina in late july you know oldest we were ins outs book september to november in vienna. i played in vienna and in rome by christmas fifty two i was in israel. the argentine prodigy spirit invitations to perform at concerts abroad following the music world was taking notice of him. he medfield him for dangler who invited him to play with the berlin philharmonic but in reeky barenboim refused he said it was too soon after the war for a jewish pianist to appear in germany. accepted that and wrote a glowing letter of reference. it was around that time that the young musician started to conduct. the group with my. i was very lucky in my life in many ways. one of them was that i always felt at home where i work and live. in paris in london and obviously now in berlin. that is my final station but really my if you like emotional relationship is a human being is to argentina and to israel where i lived for ten years and went to school. after those ten years in israel barenboim moved to london. there he met his first wife the english cellist jacqueline du pray. the young and fabu

in the neck out so the quote four hours are over in argentina have the upper hand. no no is it of that in the troll the main thing is we just have to keep training is this the tournament well you know messi replicates the incredible achievements of diego maradona and lifts. the world call may see those who need to prove anything being the best in the world is waiting for a bird's eye mountain as the belgian manages to come out because belgian. england and panama are in the same great obviously been our golden generation just as a funny thing we've got a group of players that in our country of eleven million to produce the sort of footballers are something to be proud of the biggest job we have to be able to see the players working hard for each other but enjoying the responsibility of being seen as one of the best generations of belgian football has ever had we have this because belgium who we know everything about them so. yeah i think that game will capture everybody's match and i see how we feel an exciting thing a team that are only going to get better but we ar

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