france and armenia have come together to share their musical great. a solemn national tribute was held for him in central paris. and his armenian counterpart leaving those commemorations. macron calling him one of france's poets. let's take a listen to both of those leaders speaking at the ceremony. century, he is the one who brought us life. to our hidden frailties, our runaway feelings, to our melancholy's and hopes. he held out the consoling mirror, which for centuries, will make our lives gentler, our tears less bitter and our joys greater. 4s wasring that ceremony our own catherine norrison. i spoke to her earlier. there were absolute going tributes paid to him at this national tribute. some of the highest praise possible. emmanuel macron said that his songs have been like soothing bombs or remedies, comforting millions of people around the world. he was praised for his use of the french language and french values. he was born in paris, but to immigrant parents who had fled armenia. macron described him as a true parisienne. he called him a poet

officially parliament is still controlled by armenia's former governing party and its allies. but when they tried to vote against nicole passion yan earlier this month they learned that he still has the overwhelming support of the people. in the year of urns recent mayoral election passion yearns candidate picked up more than eighty percent of the vote a snap general election will likely give his government the mandate to move forward with reforms right now it's freedom obviously there is no way back but still because the majority of the parliament are out of the old faces and it creates a lot of. insecurity it's creates a lot of tension so the sooner we get rid of this tension the better it is for everybody. armenians expect last thing changes but need patience for refashioning armenia will take more than just elections it will take time for steelworker al-jazeera yerevan. human rights groups in nicaragua are welcoming the release of some anti-government protesters arrested on sunday that say hundreds are still in prison at least three hundred twenty protesters have been kill

the french language is being celebrated today at a summit in armenia. french president emmanuel macron spoke to the countries around the world. some say it is just a holdover from france's colonial past. here's more from the french president. are 84 nations from seas.to south, across all and among these nations, there is not just one nation, there are a few nations critical from above. we have perhaps done it too often. and i'm looking at myself first and foremost. do they have all the answers? they don't. live with natalia. what else has been happening at the french-speaking summit today? the opening ceremony, there are all different speeches. he disturbed president macron who explained the vision he had for the international organization. he said it should leave the globalization and most will have an educational role, giving all the chances to the young people to have greater and better access to technology and to education. hand, she has a very different point of view about that she played. they want the more economic and political roles. there are

in the center is currently enjoying a wave of popularity in armenia six months after his party came to power in a nonviolent revolution and now he wants to capitalize on that support so he can push forward with reforms robin forced to walk a reports now from the air about. to fashion a card a carved armenian cross stone you need patience and time hamlet says that like a craftsman his country's new government is still learning its art. what's important is to work hard not to stray from the chosen path and work towards that goal and everything will happen in times everyone including the ordinary people need to be peers or thing. since coming to power the copays unions government has moved quickly against suspected corrupt officials. and it has opened parliament to the public for the first time since the country's independence they call passion yand intends to break down the barriers between government and the people or. it's an indescribable unexplainable feeling i can't put it into words. people are happy they started to believe and that's very important for society that i'm there ab

in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things.

all medians expect last thing changes but need patience call refashioning armenia will take more than just elections it will take time to walk al-jazeera yerevan moment of silence has been held on the first anniversary of a bomb explosion which killed a journalist investigating corruption in malta at the ceremony at the european commission in brussels also remember other journalists killed or intimidated because of their own shop media freedom groups are urged the maltese government to open an end appendant investigation into the and solve murder of daphne koller owner of the. human rights groups in a co-op were welcoming the release of some anti-government protesters arrested on sunday that's a hundred remain in prison at least three hundred twenty protesters have been killed during six months of a billion against three time president daniel ortega opponents accuse him of being a cruel and corrupt dictator and ports in the capital. was dozens of anti-government demonstrators were met with heavy force by police in managua after six months of unrest and more nicaraguan citizens are cal

lots more still to come for you here on the news hour including these stories a rendezvous in armenia french speakers of the world unite to celebrate francophone culture. animals under threat global leaders look for ways to eradicate the illegal wildlife trade. and in the sport keeps his chances of returning to the top of the world rankings well and truly alive here with that story in twenty minutes. ok let's get a live update on another one of our headlining stories here on the news an american astronaut and a russian cosmonaut have survived a failed rocket launch followed by a break quickly by an emergency landing. there is a lift. to the international space station they were forced to make what's called a ballistic descent and abort their mission to the international space station after blastoff from kazakhstan the two crew members are now out of the capsule and reportedly in good condition chalons following that one for us out of moscow rory just take us through what went wrong here. well an investigation of course is being launched into this catastrophic failure of the soyuz laun

armenia's prime minister nicole passion has resigned to trigger parliamentary elections in december he's enjoying a wave of popularity six months after coming to power in a peaceful revolution robin foster walker reports from the capital you're about. to fashion a card a carved armenian cross stone you need patience and time hamlet says that like a craftsman his country's new government is still learning its art. what's important is to work hard not to stray from the chosen path work towards that goal and everything will happen in time everyone including the ordinary people need to be fearful a thing. since coming to power the call passion yearns government has moved quickly against suspected corrupt officials. and it has opened parliament to the public for the first time since the country's independence they call passion and intends to break down the barriers between government and the people or. it's an indescribable unexplainable feeling i can't put it into words. people are happy they started to believe and that's very important for society that i'm there about salutes and opening th

he was known as the voice of armenia. among many circles. he became an unofficial ambassador to the country to the u.n. and switzerland and france. >> certainly for the diaspora around the world. shamus outside of france. he had a huge following. what has the foreign media had to say? >> there is a front page in lebanese daily, this cartoon titled -- the name of one of his songs. to the end of the earth. he was very popular in lebanon. there was a huge armenian community. went there several times toward the end of his life. the new york times has an article about him today. to show that use popular, even on the other side of the atlantic. the man wanted to live to be 100 years old. and it upcoming pretty close. >> another story out of america. recently revealed that children of deported immigrants were being secretly sent to a massive camp in texas known as tent city. >> we already knew that some 13,000 children of deported immigrants were being held in detention centers across the country, the new york times recently revealed that some of t

it only has around ten thousand french speakers in its three million population but armenia is hosting the international summit of the french speaking world the two day international organisers cion of life francophonie has attracted many world leaders including the french president of course a man when the crown and the canadian prime minister just introduce robin forrester walker has been speaking to delegates in the armenian capital yerevan you'd better believe that learning french would be at the top of my list sophia the un's first robot ambassador recognizing that the francophone world needs to be taken seriously french is after rule the world's fastest growing language by twenty sixty five a billion people will be speaking it according to the international organization of law francophonie but at the francophone business forum some believe this organization is actually a space for talking the international language of money i think is the opportunity for everybody english or i mean french people to get some pleasure to normal how is very important now is not the language for me t

used mean lost to opposition candidate abraham solly and it's at the heart of a power next month armenia is hosting the international summit of the french speaking world despite only having around ten thousand french speakers in its three million population the two day dent has attracted many world leaders including the french president emmanuel macro and canadian prime minister justin trudeau robin for us to walk as more of the. you better believe that learning french will be at the top of my list sofia the un's first broke book ambassador recognizing that the francophone world needs to be taken seriously french is after all the world's fastest growing language by twenty sixty five a billion people will be speaking it according to the international organization of life francophonie but at the francophone business forum some believe this organization is actually a space for talking the international language of money i think is the opportunity for everybody engler said or i mean french people to get some furniture to normal how is very important now is not the language for me the reason

with moscow and so there's indication here learning that all sides basically armenia there's another point which is that the government that was overthrown actually managed to get russian approval for signing significant agreement with the e.u. so it's not an association agreement actually it's not a full scale thing that the georgians and ukrainians but nonetheless it is significant and it it seems to demonstrate that there are people now in the e.u. as well as in moscow as in russia who see and maybe even welcome the idea that countries can choose to be at home in both of these worlds and don't have to make a black and white choice now. let me ask you about what's ukraine specifically in your book on their regions of that crisis you talk about russia's proclivity to conflate geopolitics and geo ideas and i think during the events in two thousand and fourteen to be it was so russia came up with its own geo idea of the russian walt the concept that it may be forced now to contend with. because there is a real threat of the russian orthodox churches being taking over either by nationa

yet yvonne so robin what does this organization of the frank are for any and why they meeting in armenia given that very small number of french speakers there. well the organization is perhaps thought best thoughts of. a french speaking united nations. much much smaller compared to united nations but still representing more than a culture of a billion french speakers and then if you add together the member states that french speaking member states it's what we're talking about you know something in the region of nine hundred million people represented by all these countries put together. we've got over eighty heads of states more than eighty governments here today behind me including. the heads of canada justin trudeau and the french president. and this organization really is about emphasizing the values of the francophone speaking world that's the radius of humanist values values of tolerance and and human rights and also emphasizing diversity is also about. a place where these countries can meet and network and develop economic ties more. than a political why are you nia because i mean

armenians expect last thing changes but need patience call refashioning armenia will take more than just elections it will take time to walk al-jazeera yerevan. moment of silence has been held on the first anniversary of a massive bomb blast which killed a journalist investigating corruption in malta the ceremony at the european commission in brussels also remembered other journalists killed or intimidated at work media freedom groups urge the maltese government to open an independent investigation into the unsolved murder of daphne. you've barco reports now from the capital. duffy khurana go the see is death shocked a nation to many she was a fearless anti corruption crusader but she was also accused of scathing even defamatory journalism and of being politically partisan on one of the read blogs a year after she was killed in a car bombing the reasons for head death are still unclear. and her family wants a public inquiry free from all political interference the focus of that inquiry on like the current processes is to look into whether daphne's nice could have been saved so that would

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azerbaijan and armenia have duringd -- speaking business to the armenian capital, fulham told officials bolton told officials -- because of the enormous leverage it gives russia over the other parties. the region has been under the control of ethnic armenian forces since 1994. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. ithis is bloomberg. shery: live from bloomberg headquarters i'm shery ahn. here's the top stories we are following. selloff stalled. brent in the on wake of wednesday's round. -- why he's not brewing acquisitions anytime soon. a is for alphabet. we take a deeper look at the company after this afternoon's wave of tech earnings. alphabet doing pretty well ahead of those earnings, gaining the most since february. 20%, expected to rise topping $27 million. analysts saying mobile ads are doing pretty well. >> despite some regulatory clouds in the air share, you are right. the 26% lift in their revenue did help out the stock. we do need some good earnings. we saw that route in equities that erase

says it will now not take lace until he returns from placea on friday -- take until he returns from armenia on friday. he's taking time to take background checks on prospective is --ers, he global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. life from bloomberg world headquarters, i'm shery ahn. amanda: and i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. we are joined by our audiences. shery: here are the top stories we are following from around the world. yield-- stocks tank, and as the -- bills, elon bills musk has a few days left before -- how long will canada last -- >> let's get you started with a quick check of the major averages, we are seeing stocks and bonds falling together again, the 10 year yield has dropped 3.2%, the dow is falling and at the lowest level in almost a month. the s&p 500 is also at a seven-week low, most sectors in arered, luxury good makers saying that china is in fact in forcing strict custom rules, so trade tensions remain high. we are seeing the vi

armenia is hosting the international summit the french speaking world despite only having around ten thousand french speakers among its three million population the day meeting has attracted many world leaders including the french president and canadian prime minister just. been for a stay walker has more from the capital europe on. you better believe that learning french will be at the top of my list sofia the un's first broke book ambassador recognizing that the francophone world needs to be taken seriously french is after all the world's fastest growing language by twenty sixty five a billion people will be speaking it according to the international organization of life francophonie but at the francophone business forum some believe this organization is actually a space for talking the international language of money i think is the opportunity for everybody or i mean french people to get some furniture to normal how is very important now is not the language for me reason where do we do business is to win the francophone village you get a sense of what this organization is all abou

armenians expect last thing changes but need patience call refashioning armenia will take more than just elections it will take time to walk or al-jazeera yerevan. for the last number of women not having to be elected for the first time in next month's us midterm elections they include the first of a native american happened to become a congresswoman robbins reports from mexico. debbie holland is running for congress and hoping to make history never having had a native american woman in congress congress has never heard a voice like mine campaigning at new mexico highlands university holland who is a member of the look guna pueblo native nation said her number one issue is protecting the environment should also always be money it should be a. lot of or a way and you know respect for people's souls here. holland is part of a large influx of democrats women minorities and other marginalized groups seeking office many for the first time i think representation matters a tremendous amount and i think diversity really matters and so yes all those voices and the large number of women who are ru

is a tiny village more than two thousand meters above sea level not far from turkey's border with armenia. things are a little different here than elsewhere in turkey here the women have the say whether out in the fields or in the barns. the reason for this is a long story it began with swiss cheese. zoom run in there chairperson of the water has agricultural cooperative tells visitors to the village museum about a certain german named alexander kaiser. he came here over one hundred years ago and realized that the lush metals on this plateau provided the ideal conditions for making m. and tall cheese well. i like some of the guys in this village owes a great deal to alexander kaiser and to his daughter she diligently carried on her father's legacy they left us a lot of cheese recipes that i had to take the time to learn. how to do it. and the other women in the cooperative don't just make any one of the milk cheese they specialize in turkish cars grab year with a little imagination rub year sounds like greece where a variety of swiss cheese. this culture great grandson of the german pione

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thousand nine hundred twenty four his parents are settled in france off to fleeing the mass killings in armenia many of his songs recalled growing up as a poor immigrant one thousand nine hundred forty six he had a lucky break french sing it if piaf was so impressed with his talent that she took him on tour in chicago from there his career took off not just in france but around the world he told relentlessly and in twenty seventeen he was awarded a star on the hollywood walk of fame is not important for you remember what is written and brought round to nor go to my work with you remember. despite his success the singing never forgot his army in your roots he dedicated his spare time to helping the country and became a figurehead for the armenian. as noble died at home in france aged ninety four it returned from a tour in japan and was preparing for shows in europe until the very end his ardent passion for life that fueled his desire to perform and installed fans. to have a little break on a comeback level the sport including. and . he has. thank you very much well last figures police say they'v

thousand nine hundred twenty four his parents are settled in france after filling the mass killings in armenia many of his songs recall growing up as a poor immigrant in one nine hundred forty six he had a lucky break french sing it if piaf was so impressed with his talent that she took him on tour the show from there his career took off not just in france but around the world he told relentlessly and in twenty seventeen he was awarded a star on the hollywood walk of fame is not important for you remember what is important to norgrove mo who worked with you remember. despite his success the singing never forgot his armenian roots he dedicated his spare time to helping the country and became a figurehead for the armenian. as noble died at home in france age ninety four it returned from a tour in japan and was preparing for shows in europe until the very end his ardent passion for life that fueled his desire to perform and he thrilled fans for such a partner are just their house. are still ahead they're on al-jazeera. in sport a ride a couple. well again let's get old sport here's andy thank you

interest from different investors coming to us and being very excited about what has happened in armenia because democratic change also missed them accredit institutions democratic economic efficiency transparent business environment. this summit is about showing the world that left francophonie is increasing its reach and that our media is open for business robyn first year walker al jazeera yerevan senegal struggling to contain truck home of the world's leading cause of blindness almost two hundred million people around the world live with the disease most of them in sub-saharan africa it is curable but it deeds medicine and well run prevention programs mental sack reports now from tuba in eastern senegal you may find some of the images later in this report distressing to the. it is all a blur explains by more sar to health volunteer going to. he can't brush his teeth alone or get he recognize his own grandchildren. sar is losing his sight every blink is more painful than the other it's true coma an infectious disease that causes a breakdown of the surface of the eye if left untreated

interest from different investors coming to us and being very excited about what has happened in armenia because democratic change democratic institutions democratic economic transparent business environment. this is about showing the world that. is increasing its reach and that is open for business. welcome back time for the small to south. thank you new york yankees have been eliminated from the major league baseball playoffs they were beaten by fierce rivals the boston red sox at yankee stadium with the red sox already three up at the top of the fourth inning christian fastness hits a home run to make it for nothing as the sold out crowd in the bronx despite a late rally by the yankees in the ninth inning boston they were able to hold them off for a full three when the red sox it's vast to the american indeed championship series for the first time since two thousand and thirteen their host defending a wall series champions the houston astros on saturday at fenway park. but it's phenomenal you know it's it's been a great season sort of when one of the vision. team played great over the

he sang in six languages, he appeared in films, he was even named armenia's ambassador to switzerlandriting. that gift for turning the joy, melancholy and pain of life into song. # she... charles aznavour, who has died at the age of 94. time for a look at the weather. here's lucy martin. a bit ofa a bit of a cool start today and sandler stayed in the mid—teens, the further south we were the best of the brightness we had in the south—east. further north and west we had more in the way of cloud and rain. going through this evening and overnight we will see cloud and bits and pieces of rain working their way south and east. it will be fairly breezy across the north, the far north of scotland and the northern isles. as we see the rain and cloud pushing further south we are getting some slightly less cool air. we could see some patches of mist and fog for western coastal areas and over the hills. tomorrow we will see a bit of cloud around for northern ireland and for central and southern england and wales there will be a fairamount of england and wales there will be a fair amount of cloud

thousand nine hundred twenty four his parents are settled in france off to fleeing the mass killings in armenia many of his songs recalled growing up as a poor immigrant nine hundred forty six he had a lucky break french sing it if piaf was so impressed with his talent that she took him on tour. from there his career took off not just in france but around the world he told relentlessly and in twenty seventeen he was awarded a star on the hollywood walk of fame is not important to be remembered forty three and brought round to nor got my work remembered. despite his success the singing never forgot his on the newsgroups he dedicated his spare time to helping the country and became a figurehead for the armenian diaspora. as novel died at home in france aged ninety four it returned from a tour in japan and was preparing for shows in europe until the very end his ardent passion for life that fueled his desire to perform and he thrilled fans sasha partner how to save. shares is the one who's died at the age of ninety four ok it's time to get all the sports news now here's andy thank you barbara las

you that is because since the mind on events in ukraine the it's the other former soviet republics armenia and was best done change power in one case through democratic pro-democracy protest and my perception is that both russia and the west dealt with those situations very very carefully how do explain that do you think that's an example of lessons learned from the ukrainian crisis well i don't know about the change of power in his breakfast i mean it it happened when the leader you know at this prime minister replaced him it's more i think the change in policy in program on the part of the new leader replacement itself was kind of a nonevent but yes i mean. i think russia's stakes are much higher than american stakes in the generally russia has been you know. making no one favorable comments about this sort of mini piercer a good question and that's that sensible i'd say the more interesting case though as you mention is our media so you know there's a learning maybe on on several sides the united states seem to have been minimum minimally involved in this whole process process russia ob

we've seen more recent success in armenia, malaysia. i would argue there's been a step forward. >> a lot of people are talking about the crisis in the democracy right now. i'd like to have somebody whose class is metaphorically half-full in the conversation. >> i want to make sure i agree that there is no place for complacency. it's the moral arc of the universe. it's been there in the right direction because there is a populace that is preying on fe fear. at the end of the cold war there was a moment that figured moving towards democracy it is a tied for democracy, but you can change a government but they changed more slowly. the old ways of doing things doesn't have enough quickly with oligarchs so people expect to see better result. he may be a nutcase but i want to see change and populism and preying on fear, being security people have picked up the multiculturalism these are things that have to be addressed and going in a divisive route tt will make you less secure and less stable than going a different route, but folks haven't see

when the tension mounts, around issues like the gornoback conflict, we see the relations between armenia, the minorities in georgia, seem to be not too affected by these external events. so the conclusion, the path of the discussion with georgian authorities, it is clear that these minorities feel that they are loyal georgian citizens. so you need to invest more in them to try to open doors for them to be more present in the society. we were discussing issues of political representation, and we saw that in some cases, there are also rather well-represented politically, but when it comes to presence in the administration, or in the economy, there is not enough. so the investment needs to be made in every area. it is starting with education, to give tools to the young people, investing in fact, in the young people, that is something that we tend to do everywhere, because we also look at longer term policies, and this is with the young people we work best, and we find a better response to some of the policies we promote. but then also, incentivizing the participation, especially in the econ

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alternative to the dominance of english speaking multiculturalism for the president of france the summit in armenia is a way of championing french language and culture globally it makes it to not french cannot live progress or develop unless we understand that we share it with out to germany with mutual respect a place for human reinvention balance that's what the francophonie is about. population growth in french speaking african nations means that by twenty sixty five a billion people speak the language of fact sophia the un's first robot ambassador appreciates you better believe that learning french will be at the top of my list but at the francophone business forum some believe this organization is actually a space for talking the international language of money i think is the opportunity for everybody english i mean french people to get some footage or to normal how is very important now is not the language for me the reason where did we do business is to win the francophone village you get a sense of what this organization is all about eighty four countries are not just friends speaking ones

plenty more still to come here on the news for you including a rendezvous in armenia french speakers of the world unite to celebrate francophone culture. so ahead animals under threat global leaders look for new ways to eradicate the illegal wildlife trade. and lebron james links up with one hometown favorites for the very first time will tell you how they got on in the sports news in about thirty minutes. an american astronauts and a russian cosmonaut on board a rocket bound for the international space station have been forced to make an emergency landing after an incident on board moments after take off. to the international space station here just a few seconds after what you're looking at they had to perform what's called a ballistic descent after having encountered issues with the separation of the booster rockets around ninety seconds after takeoff the two crew members are alive and they are now out of the capsule chalons joins us live now rory just take us through what went wrong here. well that is a matter for the investigation bots the events as they transpired is. basically

international summit of the french speaking world that surround nine hundred million people is underway in armenia its three million population only has around ten thousand french speakers but they are giving a big welcome to the leaders at a two day meeting in yet yvonne including canada's prime minister and the french president emmanuel collins backing rwanda's top diplomat to be the next secretary general off the international organization of franco funny the science museum in london is promising visitors a sunny day out whatever the weather a new exhibit is showing how the sun influences every aspect of our life and why it is a constant fascination that has been for a look. it's our closest star but in many ways it's still a mystery the sun has influenced our belief systems our arts our travel and of course it's the basis for life on earth this show at london's science museum looks back at how we used to think about the sun and forwards the challenges like really harnessing its energy with things like solar panels going forward sail anything we are seeing a lot more technological development f

macron, ring off the expected reshuffle of his cabinet and says it will now take until he returns from armeniag. he's taking the time to carry out background checks on all expected ministers, working against months of falling approving -- approval ratings. that one has learned resolution calls for the u.k. to remain in the regime temporarily and the biggest sticking point was how to keep the custom infrastructure. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries. let's get a quick check on the three-year option once again. once again the treasury department selling 36 ilion dollars year note. may of 2007,ield also known as 2007. it was slightly less when it came to the big cover ratios. all of that, pretty acceptable option for the three year. this is number. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: you can see our charts on the bloomberg i running she tv -- by running g tv . >> why are bond yields skyrocketing? hard to tell, but one thing we can tell you is why they are not, it doesn't appear to be inflation. the blue line

country can hold snap parliamentary elections in december shannon is enjoying a wave of popularity in armenia six months after his party came to power in a nonviolent revolution robin forestay walker has more from europe on. depression. a carved cross you need patience and time says that like a craftsman his country's new government is still learning its art. could emerge and what's important is.

thousand nine hundred twenty four his parents are settled in france after filling the mass killings in armenia many of his songs recalled growing up as a poor immigrant in one nine hundred forty six he had a lucky break french sing it if piaf was so impressed with his talent that she took him on tour. from there his career took off not just in france but around the world he told relentlessly and in twenty seventeen he was awarded a star on the hollywood walk of fame is not important for you remember what is really important to norgrove mo who worked with you remember. despite his success the singing never his on the news groups he dedicated his spare time to helping the country and became a figurehead for the armenian. has died at home in france aged nineteen it returned from a tour in japan and was preparing for shows in europe until the very ardent passion for life that fueled his desire to perform and dance. and let's take you through some of the headlines here in al-jazeera now more than twelve hundred people are confirmed dead after friday's earthquake and tsunami in the indonesian island

it could take place after he returns from armenia on friday the reshuffle is in part because his interior resign and challenged mr. macron's authority and his reform program. to talk about this i'm joined by charlotte reid we have a professor live from paris and david riley is still here as well charlotte, how have we ended up with this situation? >> it was a public spat with the interior minister. which was surprising because he was always seen as a quiet, placid presence in the government for mr. macron. one of the first supporters of macron's presidential run. so the public spat came as mr. macron is trying to reboot his presidency he had gone and said i will change my methods, i will observe, listen and hear the french public. now this reshuffle has been delayed. it was expected monday, then tuesday, then wednesday. then mr. macron traveled now it might happen tomorrow that gives a bit of an impression of chaos at the top >> thank you bruno, you're in paris how have the french press been reacting and how has the french public been reacting to mr. macron's missteps over the last few da

we have seen recent successes in armenia, in malaysia. i would argue that for every set back you can point to a case where there's been a step forward for human freedom. >> do you agree with that view? a lot of people are talking about the crisis in democracy right now? i'd like to have somebody whose glass is metaphorically half full in the conversation. >> i agree with dan but there's no place for complacency. the moral arch of the universe bends toward justice. many of us can help bend that in the right direction because there are populous that are preying on fear. the fact is democracies have to deliver. any political system has to deliver for its people and at the end of the cold war there was this moment and people figured they're moving toward democracy but you can change a government and even processes. but mind sets change much more slowly. old guards are still there old ways of doing things are still there. so people expected to see better results than they're seeing from the government. folks saying i don't like this guy at all

no never mind why should there be snap parliamentary elections in armenia because this parliament has been rejected by the armenian nation the people deserve a parliament that represents them and elected by them an election was one of the preconditions of the velvet revolution and it was a part of the new government plan that was ratified by the parliament it says snap elections should take place within a year and now i can announce that we will have snap elections at the end of the venda or beginning of december now mexico's government has admitted that state security forces were behind a massacre off student fifty years ago at least forty four students were killed when protesters were fired upon days before the country hosted the big games in one thousand nine hundred home and has a story. the drums began the day of mourning for an unknown number of mostly student protesters killed by snipers in the army and called square it was a dark night exactly fifty years ago that's been seared into the collective memory the protesters were defying the authoritarian regime just before the coun

he sang in six languages, he appeared in films, he was even named armenia's ambassador to switzerlandhe.# charles aznavour, who has died at the age of 94. now it's time for a look at the weather. good evening. this is how the day endedin good evening. this is how the day ended in london. felt beginning to fill the sky, and he resorted looked across western scotland earlier on today. cloudy and wet weather will move further southwards as we head through the rest of this evening into the night. the rain quite light and patchy as it arrives across central and southern parts of england and wales. buying that, the skies a bit, but the wind will pick up, so that will hold temperatures up, so that will hold temperatures up, and further south, temperatures holding up at nine or 10 celsius where the extra cloud is. tomorrow, quite a lot of cloud around generally, quite misty and murky here, but the cloud breaks for east anglia and the south—east, temperatures you could reach the low 20s. sunny skies for northern ireland and scotland, showers and the far north, and for northern scotland, busts

thousand nine hundred twenty four his parents are settled in france off to fleeing the mass killings in armenia many of his songs recalled growing up as a poor immigrant nine hundred forty six he had a lucky break french sing it if piaf was so impressed with his talent that she took him on tour. from there his career took off not just in france but around the world he told relentlessly and in twenty seventeen he was awarded a star on the hollywood walk of fame is not important for you remember what is really important to norgrove my work will be remembered. despite his success the singing never forgot his armenian roots he dedicated his spare time to helping the country and became a figurehead for the armenian. as noble died at home in france age ninety four it returned from a tour in japan and was preparing for shows in europe until the very end his ardent passion for life that fueled his desire to perform and he thrilled fans for such a partner are just their hands. you can find much more in everything that we have been covering on the program on the web site the address al-jazeera dot com. n

and the russians have five, such stalwarts as armenia. this isn't an advantage the united states has and we're underestimating how important the u.s. is to global stability. >> i wanted to ask you because a lot of people say that's what the american people want and their president is delivering. however, recent polls say that americans are, in fact, worried the united states is losing allies and support for -- their support for global engagement is rising according to the pew research center. they say international trade is good which is different than when 68% said there was. people in the united states are reacting and wanting more engagement rather than more protectionism and less leadership. >> the chicago council on global affairs does an annual poll. it is remarkable. internationalism is something americans are embracing. we have seen the highest percentage of americans saying trade is good for creating jobs, for consumers like them, for the american economy. support for nato and south korea and japan are at the highest level we've

we have seen recent successes in armenia, malaysia. in the multiuse -- in the maldives. i would argue for every setback, you can point to a case where there has been a step forward for human freedom. susan: do you agree with that view? a lot of people are talking about the crisis in democracy right now. i like to have somebody who's glass is metaphorically half full in the conversation. derek: i agree with dan, but there is no place for complacency. waves in go out and come in and this will work itself out. if the moral arc of the universe bends toward justice, it needs some help in bending. that is what i think many of us can do in the democratic world, help bend that in the right direction because there are populists preying on fear. democraciesthat have to deliver. any political system has to deliver for its people. at the end of the cold war, there was this triumphant moment, moving towards the art -- moving toward democracy. you can change of government and even processes, but mindsets change much more slowly. old guards are still there, old systems are still there.

for nations league match there were also wins for norway georgia and gibraltar who overcame armenia the flagship fixture for the night is arguably old photos germany and the neverland's clashing in amsterdam that one as well as three others has just kicked off. over in africa had tricked by all the army garlow help nigeria hammer libya for no however the big win was only good enough to see the nigerians overtake the libyans and occupy second place in africa cup of nations qualifying group b. south africa lead the way helped by the six no thrashing of the seychelles in the next few minutes set a goal kick off against sudan in group aimed earlier in the day a group rivals madagascar one in equitorial guinea it was also a good away win for namibia in mozambique while uganda had a convincing home win over listen to there are also some games taking place right now involving the likes of morocco and tunisia twenty time grand slam winner roger federer has been shocked at the shanghai masters the defending champion was up against croatia's border trying to cheat in the semifinals on saturday ch

interest from different investors coming to us and being very excited about what has happened in armenia because democratic change also missed them accredit institutions democratic economic institutions transparent business environment. this summit is about showing the world that the left francophonie is increasing its reach and that our media is open for business robyn first year will al-jazeera. now the u.k. science museum is promising visitors a bright day out whatever the weather a new exhibition shows how the sun has influenced every aspect of human life and why it still fascinates us now the baba reports from london. it's our closest star but in many ways it's still a mystery the sun has influenced our belief systems our arts our travel and of course it's the basis for life on earth this show at london's science museum looks back at how we used to think about the sun and forwards the challenges like really harnessing its energy with things like solar panels going forward said energy we are seeing a lot more technological development for the first time it's actually thought it becom