seen in athens today.ese violent scuffles, as — seen in athens today. these violent scuffles, as you _ seen in athens today. these violent scuffles, as you said, _ seen in athens today. these violent scuffles, as you said, broke - seen in athens today. these violent scuffles, as you said, broke out - seen in athens today. these violent scuffles, as you said, broke out at l scuffles, as you said, broke out at the tail end of what was actually a very peaceful demonstration, one of many we have been seeing, rolling demonstrations and protests for the past four days. we saw black clad youth, militant youth, coming in and hurling petrol gas bombs at the greek parliament. and then there were scuffles that ensued between them and riot police. we understand that these scuffles have died down, they have subsided a bit. but there are draconian measures in place to keep them from heating up again. this is a scene that is recurring and will continue to be recurring, because there is a lot of palpable angen because the

least 36 people. police are investigating what caused 2 trains to crash and burst into flames between athens and desolate making. more than 50 people are seriously injured and the death toll is likely to climb. also coming up, nigeria has a new president, lacked ruling party candidates, bola to new booth is declared the winner of last weekend's election. but opposition parties say that the boat was a sham and demand avery, ron plus, keith acknowledges russian battlefield game fear moved. as russia moves to encircle the front line, ukraine's president polanski says the intensity of fighting is only increasing. ah, i'm sarah kelly walked into the program. at least 36 people have entailed in a head on train, collision in greece, or than 50 people are being treated in the hospital with serious injuries. a passenger train was heading from athens to desolate nicky when it had a freight train coming the other way. police are investigating what caused the crash. the collision happened just before midnight. it was a head on crash involving a cargo train and packed into city line authority say the for

so we will know she, we will know more after the investigation is complete. stacking thomas in athens now to nigeria, where the electoral commission has declared paula to newbert a president elect. it was the candidate of the ruling. all progressives, congress, party, nigerian stated life into the night to hear the announcements with the new bill is now expected to take over from outgoing president. mohammed har electoral commission said mister to neighborhood 18800000 votes, while his main challenger, article abaca took almost 7000000, but opposition parties have questioned those figures and labeled the election a share. ah, the man known as the godfather of league also arrived to a pop stars, well come a long time political king mika polo to move, who has just pulled off his biggest. when yet, addressing his supporters after a scrappy campaign, he portrayed himself as a unifying figure. well, i don't, i wear mas wanted uribe. i board me earlier, the national election commission confirmed the final results after a highly disputed vote. jennifer bowler, image of the if p c haven't sat

should they be sent to athens ? i think they sent to athens?hould be returned to greece . they belong to greece . greece. they belong to greece. they were part of folk treasure that were brought here and displayed. and i do think they belong to us. i think worldwide heritage things. and that's not particularly something britain should have. yes no bearing towards . i should have. yes no bearing towards. i think think a beautiful item of great historical value . and i historical value. and i understand that they want them back. understand that they want them back . but i understand that they want them back. but i think at this point we've had them for so long that i well, maybe they should be, because i think both i think maybe there should be some kind of agreement of joint ownership and. they can be shared in both countries. we've we've them countries. we've we've had them for we them. and but for ages. we found them. and but it's also their history and no, i think they have a proper home in the british museum. you take care of them. and i thi

, there are committees fighting for the return of the parthenon marble from the british museum to athensountries. that is, the british museum is constantly being pressured not only by greece. unesco has vainly called on britain to return to the bloodshed. this is just britain's show of strength and every day we see examples of how britain gets other countries. but before you get others, you need to make sure that they don’t say about britain that it simply uses brute force where it can main arguments. against the return of treasures from the british, such countries, from where they were taken out and today are not able to properly store these artifacts , the british museum, the best place in the world to get acquainted with world history, these two points have long been disputed, greece with an ancient temple to store these sculptures no worse than the british screams. found this solution. here they are in the museum. but this is a single space with the parthenon, and it is united by air and light, and the third point remains the landscape - this is the reason, the main fear, that if the

or sent to athens? george: niko. >> anthony: what kind of fish is this? [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: olive oil and lemon. >> anthony: man. this is some professional-quality stuff. [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: you need to eat more. >> anthony: ah, this broth is fantastic. >> george: yamas. >> anthony: yamas, thank you. [ lambros speaking greek ] [ george speaking greek ] [ nikos speaking greek ] >> lambros: he liked his dad doing it and he likes doing it himself. [ lambros speaking greek ] >> anthony: i was going to ask. [ nikos speaking greek ] >> lambros: "where there's a will, there's a way," he says. [ george speaking greek ] >> lambros: this is going to be great pleasure to translate. he said when they were at the right age, something like 14, he took him to the brothels and took him to the whores and told them to realize they are all out to get your money. get them a few drinks, have a good time, go completely nuts while you're young, and everything so you're gonna be a bit laid b

around 350 people were aboard the service from athens to the northern city of felony key. at the time. those who escaped with their lives describe the chaos. when the 2 trains collided. but am i got obama? we heard a big bang like it was 10 nightmarish seconds, unable to get it, and were thrown around in the wagon, eventually falling on our side. so some of the commotion stopped. then there was panic cables everywhere. amazon has one of course go over, the fire was everywhere like it wasn't able to get as we're rolling. we were burning. fire was everywhere. that the vehicle. yes, we landed a fire up did right next to was this man his or whole. we managed to get out through their own we were specialist equipment has now been deployed to how clear the deborah and the greek prime minister who lay to visited the scene as bow to find out what happened above with what we are experiencing to day. his very, very difficult as a country olivia, we are talking about an unspeakable tragedy from my thoughts a day, a 1st and foremost with the relatives of the victims. from what our duty

went to athens on the same train but differ in our -- hour.could be avoided. >> the stationmaster has appeared in court over the disaster, the sakkari curing the 59-year-old as he arrived -- the car carrying a 59-year-old as he arrived, charged with manslaughter but he has denied wrongdoing naming a technical fault. is it a disaster was due to a tragic human error. there e a protested number of greek cities wednesday by people angry from what they see as systemic failures. this was athens where police fired tear gas after a crowd gathered outside the train operator office. many expressing anger and what they say is the inadequate investment in a countries railway and the lack of automation in the safety system. they vented their fu outside the railway system come the rail network that a standstill as real workers staged a one-day strike in what they say is government neglect. the greeks have referred to the eu court of justice for failing the railway structure two weeks before the crash. here is the greece correspondence at the times. >> what

the service from athens to the northern city of felony key at the tines collided. but i'm a girl obama. we heard a big bang like it was 10 nightmarish seconds. unable to get it and were thrown around in the wagon, eventually falling rolling, we were burning. beautiful. jarvis fire was everywhere that the vehicle? yes, we landed a fire up did right next to us made this man his or hole. and the greek prime minister who lay to visited the scene as vow to find out what happened. we are talking about an unspeakable tragedy. it will be good for me to get my thoughts a day, a 1st and foremost with the relatives of the victims. one thing i can guarantee is we will find out the causes of this tragedy. and we will do everything in our power to make sure it never happens again by into what cause this crash has already been described as the worst train accidents in greek history. crash that you said in your report, we cannot be certain on this one. what caused the crash? so the station master lives has been with been involved in this kind of be understood last art with my oper

people. police are now investigating what caused 2 trains to crash and burst into flames between athens and felony. he more than 50 people are seriously injured, and that death toll is likely to climb. also coming up, nigeria has a new president elect ruling party. candidate, viola to new book is declared the winner of last weekend's election. but opposition party. you say that the vote was a sham and are demanding a re run ah, i many cubes. mcclendon. thank you for joining us. at least 36 people have been killed in a head on train, collision in greece, and more than 50 others are being treated in hospital with serious injuries. greece is transport minister has resigned in the wake of the accident. lee say they've arrested and charged a station master in the nearby city of larissa. the man is denying any wrong doing and has attributed the accident to a possible technical failure. it was just before midnight when the 2 trains collided. authority, se both were traveling on the same truck for several kilometers before hit to each other. had dawn at high speed, the force of the impact was s

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police in athens clash with protestors, who blame the government for greece's worst ever train crashn which 57 people died. at the opening of its national congress, china announces a big boost to its military spending as it warns attempts to contain it are escalating. supporters of pakistan's former prime minister imran khan gather at his house, as police arrive to arrest him. hello and welcome. we're going to start in bangladesh, where aid agencies say a huge fire has broken out in a refugee camp in the south—east of the country. these are some of the latest pictures. it's being reported the fire is in the cox's bazaar district and has been brought under control. the charity action aid said their initial assessment suggested around 12,000 people had been affected. no casualties have been reported so far. we been reported so far. will hear from the internatioi federation we will hear from the international federation of the red cross and red crescent later in the programme, stay with us for that. a historic agreement to protect the world's oceans has been approved after ten years of

good morning from athens. i'm unfortunately, i will start with the news that the dental has a reason to 36 people at this moment. so last night on tuesday, around $730.00, the train departed athens and was heading traveling to the salon. mickey and north of greece, and around 4 hours after departure and made a short stop for 15 minutes, and then the service resumed again. and the collision occurred. there was a head on collision with a car got drain. the passenger train was carrying around 350 people around. i'm saying around because that's what the, the railway company said at the beginning of the statement that the issue, they said it was about $350.00 passengers on board at the time of the collision. so, so far, yes, the rescue operations and search and rescue operations are still ongoing on the side because it's the 1st 2 carriages of the train were completely or almost completely destroyed. the regional governor of the valley region set and on t v that these 3 carriages burst into flames after the collisi

police in athens clash with protesters, who blame the government for greece's worst ever train crash,n which 57 people died. military spending in china will increase by more than 7% this year, way above the target for economics growth in the same period. the uk prime minister pledges to deport all small boat arrivals by asylum seekers. after a decade of talks, more than a hundred un member states agree on a treaty to protect our oceans. the ship has reached the shore. cheering and applause a huge fire has ripped through one of the rohingya refugee camps in cox's bazar in south—east bangladesh. the charity action aid said their initial assessment was that more than 2000 shelters had been gutted, leaving around 12,000 people homeless. hundreds of thousands of rohingya refugees, who escaped violence in neighbouring myanmar, have been living in crammed camps near the border in bangladesh. earlier i spoke to farah kabir, the country director of action aid bangladesh, about what happened. it's a very densely populated camp. we host more than a million people in the rohingya refugee camps. a

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marched through the center of athens chanting murderers and we were all in the same car, the police tried to drive the crowd with liquor gas during the riots, radicals from among the protesters threw stones, pyrotechnics at the guards of the greek parliament building, the car was set on fire. clashes between the police dissatisfied with thessaloniki the procession began in the city center, and then moved to the central station , which was under heavy police guard, to suppress the protests, the security forces used stun grenades, if sharpening the gas, the protesters responded by throwing flares and pyratechnics. warsaw is ready to provide kiev with fighters belonging to it by 29 , said polish president andrzej duda added that in the future kiev will need american f-16 washington, however, while they consider sending ukraine such aircraft, before the time. there is further explanation about the training of ukrainian pilots who arrived on march 4 at the us air force base in arizona, as a representative of the white house said, training and this is not training for piloting f-16 aircra

government is growing after the country's deadliest rail crash. thousands of people protested in athens, and the salon key on sunday. furious were the february 28th accident, in which $57.00 people were killed for rail officials have been charged. but there is arising resentment over the mismanagement of the network. transfer process reports from athens. his grease is 3rd major day of protests in the 2 weeks since the accident. people here reject the argument that the station master who put the train on the wrong track was the sole culprit. they won't politicians to admit their responsibility as well. then they say it's not an accident, it's a crime. i feel for the families that lost their children. i think the authorities are trying to trick us. the problem is the lack of measures taken by governments and the money that was set aside for safety. some people embezzle debt collector sticking me more than a human error can be corrected. safety systems exist to do that. but all government seem to have stripped the railway network. we students believe transport to on, on a cost benefit anal

and in athens, we crossed to dmitri last caught us. he is a lawyer and a freelance journalist or a gentleman, crossroads, and the fact that means you can jump any time you want and i will appreciate. let me go to david david's 1st appearance on the program. much appreciated, david, you know, that the more we, i think about this conflict one year plus it's really kind of a psych off operation. it's all about perceptions and narratives. and a whole lot of propaganda. there's very little talk about the really the origins of the conflict, the nature of the regime in care of where all that money is going to. and just why is the west so concerned about ukraine's borders when the e u itself is not concerned with its borders and everyone knows the united states is not interested in its own southern border. there's a lot of taboo questions out there. but if we started challenging the narrative, i think we would have very different conclusions and how to proceed. since we have this talk in the background of, you know, a piece talk with the frenc

police are investigating what caused two trains to crash and burst in flames between athens and thessalonikimore than 50 people are seriously injured, and the death toll is likely to going. also on the program, nigeria has a new president-elect, ruling party. it bola tinubu is declared the winner of last weekend's election but opposition parties are demanding a rerun. plus, plus, claims kyiv is using drones to attack its infrastructure, with vladimir putin in accusing the west abusing terrorist cells to attack russia territory. ukraine strips believe in bettel city of back lot are said to be over completely surrounded. ♪ >> welcome to the program. at least 36 people have been killed in a head-on train collision increase and more than 50 others are being treated in hospital serious injuries. the greek transport minister has resigned in the wake of the accident. police say they have arrested and charged the stationmaster in the nearby city of recep element has been deactivated on the possible technical failure. >> it was just for midnight when the two trains collided. authorities say both were

around 350 people were aboard the service from athens to the northern city of felony key. at the time. those who escaped with their lives describe the chaos when the 2 trains come nightmarish seconds, unable to get us and were thrown around in the wagon, eventually falling on our side. so from what they see, the commotion stopped. then there was panic cables everywhere. amazon has one of course go over, the fire was everywhere to love. it wasn't able to get as we're rolling. we were burning. beautiful, gothic fire was everywhere. that the video, like i thought, yes, we landed a fire up. did right next to was made this man his or whole, we managed to get out through there. all you we were especially the scene, has vow to find out what happened in the bottom level with what we are experiencing. we are talking about an unspeakable tragedy. she get our thoughts to day a 1st and foremost with the relatives of the victims to identify the bodies you're better. and the one thing i can guarantee is we will find out the causes of this tragedy. and we will do everything in our power

error likely caused a passenger train in a freight train to collide and burst into flames between athens and to ceylon. dozens of passengers ark injured the death toll is likely to climb. also coming up in the program, nigeria has a new president elect, ruling party. candidate, bullet nubile is declared the winner of last week in the election. but opposition party said that the vote was a sham and are demanding a re run. and in the us, thousands of conservative activist gathering suburban washington with presidential contenders donald trump and his one time ali nicki healing set to give contrasting speeches. ah, i'm here until then berlin. welcome to the program. at least 36 people have been killed in a head on train, collision in greece, or than 50 others are being treated in hospital with serious injuries. greece's transport minister has resigned in the wake of the accident and police say they have arrested and charged a station master in the nearby city of larissa. the man has done any law wrong doing so far as blame the accident on a possible technical failure. it was just before mid

without electricity due to a failure in the operation of a nuclear power plant to cause it. riots in athens due to a railway accident, the number of victims, which has grown to 46 people, and a russian cosmonaut inside , fideev, as part of the international crew of the krugan spacecraft, went to the iss met twenty. it began with a minute of silence in memory of the victims of the earthquake in turkey and syria, and then the prime minister of india addressed the audience via video link at a rendra fashion, he stated that the international community was failing to fulfill two important tasks - to prevent conflicts and develop cooperation. one of the topics of the meeting is the situation in ukraine and its impact on the rest of the world. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov expressed the hope that the summit of the leaders of the twenty countries, which will be held in business. in september will allow at least partially to reduce the risks that the western policy creates for economic stability , according to the russian minister, they are set to form independent payment systems and expand

to protect by diversity and to discuss if more is needed, if they haven't done enough. police in athens have crackdown on demonstrate as protesting of grace's worst trained disaster. a railway official accused of causing the crush has been charged with negligent homicide, but campaign is saved. the real problem is decades of under investment in it, the transport system grease, his tend to anger and grease. the disaster has driven thousands on to the streets to protest about safety on the railways. theory stowed over into violence, says police he against crowns and athens. the crash has shops, the nation, and many believe it was preventable. grow the business government despite continuous warnings, there was criminal negligence over safety said to mother that that is what led to this tragic accident. 57 people died when a passenger service collided with a freight train. at the small station of rep, sunny, near the accident site, people held a memorial for those killed a railway official accused of causing the crash has been charged and appeared in court. that greece is railways have long

least 36 people. police are investigating what caused 2 trains to crash and burst into flames. 2 in athens and felony keep more than 50 people are seriously injured, and the death toll is likely to clot. also on the program, nigeria has a new president elect ruling party, candidate bullock. the new book is declared the winner of last weekend's election, but opposition parties say the vote was a sham and i demand a really rough class in the us. thousands of conservative activists gathering suburban washington with presidential contenders donald trump and his one time ally nikki haley. said to give contrasting speeches. ah, i'm going to have elf as well come to the program. at least 36 people have been killed in a head on train, collision in greece, more than 50 others are being treated in hospital with serious injuries. greece transport minister has resigned in the wake of the accident and police say they have arrested and charged a station master in the nearby city of larissa, the man as light any wrongdoing and has blamed the accident on a possible technical failure. it was just before mi

violent clashes have broken out between police and protesters outside the greek parliament in athenser last week's rail tragedy. the collision between a passenger and a freight train, in which at least 57 people died, has caused nationwide outrage. 0fficers said 12,000 people had gathered in front of the parliament to demand accountability for the collision. earlier on sunday, in a facebook post addressed to the nation, the greek prime minister said he owed everyone an apology, but especially the victims�* relatives. earlier, we heard from greek freelance journalist anthee carassava, who gave the background to the events on the ground in athens. these violent scuffles, as you said, broke out at the tail end of what was actually a very peaceful demonstration, one of many we've been seeing, rolling demonstrations and protests for the past four days. we saw black—clad youth, very militant youth, coming in and hurling petrol gas bombs at the greek parliament. and then there were scuffles instantly that ensued between them and riot police. we understand that these scuffles have died down,

more apparent poisoning or female students in schools around the country. outrage on the streets of athens protest as increased amount accountability for train collision at left $57.00 people dead. aah! and it's one month since a devastating magnitude. 7.8 earthquake hit turkey and syria will and 50000 people have been killed. recurring tremors have resulted in additional damage to affected communities. hundreds of thousands of buildings have collapsed in turkey and millions of people. a homeless, united nations estimates more than 8000000 people in syria have been impacted. we earthquakes have come, as farmers faced the fast approaching agricultural season, or the regions hardest hit by the tremors is her tie. it accounts for more than a 5th of all. it took years, forming activity, raising concerns about food security. while mcbride reports born just 3 days earlier, baby mehmet starts a life made all the harder by the earthquakes. his family, like many small scale turkish farmers who produce just enough to get by, have lost what little they had. so far, it's going to be hard to recover. e

the injured when the trains collided between athens antello nikki. late on tuesday. that's it from me and the news team for now do not go away. i'll be back after a short break to take you through the day off has been berlin from me, and it is t x ah, [000:00:00;00] with ah ah, in a globalized world, where everything is connected, only takes is a scar. to set things in motion. local hero show how their ideas can change the world with global 3000 in 60 minutes on d w. o ah, well, making the sand, what's behind them? dw news africa. the show that the issues have been the continent. life is slowly getting back to normally where on the streets to give you enough reports on the inside of our cars funding was on the ground reporting from across the continent. all the trends doesn't matter to you, tito, who's africa every friday on d. w. and you live alone to get a muslim last summer. i didn't give it away. it is somebody currently more people than a worldwide in such a better life than a casey. this is in progress. a lot of money, left leg with a lender method. i find out

that is the seen live in athens, people demonstrating about the rail crash.ary spending by more than 7% this year, with the premier, li keqiang, calling for more training under combat conditions. speaking at the opening of the country's parliament, mr li said attempts to contain china were escalating. beijing's military budget, more than $200 billion, is still dwarfed by that of the united states, which is four times greater. the gathering is being used by president xi jinping to further consolidate his power. china set an economic growth target of "around 5%" for 2023, one of the lowest in decades. earlier i spoke to didi tang, the beijing correspondent for the british newspaper the times, who explained more about the government's economic plans. every year when congress, national people's congress, when they meet, one of the things on the agenda is to approve the annual budget, this is always of high interest, always interested in how much money will be spent in china on its military. the military spending has always been increasing at a higher rate than na

defense spending, diversifying energy sources and moving away from russian energy sources. riots in athens and thessaloniki, thousands of protesters of the greek youth, the police dispersed with tear gas and sveta with stun grenades. before easel painting in the museum, the exhibition of ivan lubennikov , one of the most striking and original artists. defense minister sergei shoigu inspected the russian grouping of troops vostok in the special operation zone, the head of the military department visited one of the command posts in the south donetsk direction shoigu heard a report from the commander on the current situation, as well as on the actions of the troops, the minister, thanked the personnel, aleksey kruchinin, who performs all combat missions and presented the state awards in more detail. than the vostok group , colonel-general rustam muradov , defense minister sergei shoigu talks where the real situation is felt best at the forefront of the building around bears the obvious imprints of artillery strikes. which subdivision is not reported? it is only known that it works in the sout

ah. angry demonstrates is returned in the streets of athens. tomorrow. the action from the government following greece is worst round disaster. and hollywood, big nights, hazy oscars looked to avoid controversy, often lost his snap. ah, a high level of delegation from the un security council says negotiations are the only way to end violence in eastern democratic republic of congo. a team just wrapped up a 3 day visit to see the region comes as gunman killed more than 50 people who taxes, nor kiva province in recent days, like santibanez reports, ah hopes and prayers are running high in boucher garrett. these are just some of the half a 1000000 people who fled fighting in eastern democratic republic of congo. they're surviving the best they can. but they're hoping this un security council delegation can bring an end to the violence and they'll be able to go home for summer too. so i think we are all listening, hoping that clear instructions claim messages will be sent through one day and to the m $23.00. so that one on march 31st at the latest out here a

but with an election looming that are broader grievances, john said upload reports from athens. greek use, no strangers to show downs with police had reason to be angry. it was mainly young people going back to university who were killed on february 28th. when a passenger train collided with a freight train, the government blamed it on human error, and it's the young who grew up in a recession after the post, 2008 global financial crisis. the new democracy, conservatives came to power in 2019 promising prosperity. but the coven 19 pandemic, and now high inflation because of the ukraine war, have largely sunk their agenda. they can go that it is a lot of job insecurity. some on my age doesn't earn enough to pay their way and live with dignity. there isn't much opportunity, it's a general situation. and people of all generations are disillusioned with what they see as a failing state. greece purchased automated warning systems for its railway in 2014, but still hasn't installed them everywhere or trained every one to use them separately. there should have been monitoring off the train o

now let's cross to the local journalist savvas karmaniolas in athens.ou forjoining us here on bbc news. i wonderfirst thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. i wonder first off what is the reaction been to the prime minister's apology? 50 reaction been to the prime minister's apology? so right after the crash the _ minister's apology? so right after the crash the prime _ minister's apology? so right after the crash the prime minister - the crash the prime minister addressed the greek people and refer to a fatal human error. the greek society since then started protesting in anger was building every day. today, he finally apologised to the people and there was a protest outside of the parliament which ended in tear gas and clashes. it was a fairly big one. , ., , ., ., one. one protester -- what are protesters — one. one protester -- what are protesters saying? _ one. one protester -- what are protesters saying? what - one. one protester -- what are protesters saying? what is - one. one protester -- what are protesters saying? what is it i one. one pro

john, so hopeless reports not from athens, as the disaster becomes a major issue. i had of elections and july. the ruling conservatives were polling at about 33 percent before this rel, accident after it. they've gone down to just below 30 percent, which means it's going to be very difficult for them between now and early july at the absolute latest. when an election has to take place to form that single party government, they are going to have to form a coalition government. and they're also going to have to show that they are acting genuinely, not only to investigate the causes of this crash, but also the longer term reasons why atlantic railways were not safe. so these protests that we're seeing, i think the tip of the iceberg of public anger against the ruling. you democracy, conservatives, i think people also realize that the role responsibility is going back to previous governments to the left doing seat is a government that fell from power in 2019 as well. because the safety contract has been in play since about 2010 successive governments have been unable t

ah, angry demonstrates his return to the streets of athens demanding action from the government following greece, his worst rail disaster. us officials say they will protect depositors as a race to minimize the damage from the collapse of silicon valley bank and the comeback kid really 40 years after being a child star in indiana jones. he kwan wins best supporting actor at the oscars. ah. a high level delegation from the un security council says negotiations are the only way to end violence in the eastern democratic republic of congo. a team just wrapped up a 3 day visit to see the region becomes as gunmen killed more than 50 people in attacks in norfolk kiva province, in recent days, i was on to buys report. ah, hopes and prayers are running high in boucher garrick hill. these are just some of the half a 1000000 people who fled fighting in eastern democratic republic of congo. their surviving the best they can. but they're hoping this un security council delegation can bring an end to the violence and they'll be able to go home. the summer do so, and we are all listening, hoping that cl

johnson populous reports from athens . of the political mood is very confrontational towards the government, which has been bending over backwards to appease public opinion. just 2 days ago, the government announced that it would pay for national pensions equivalent to roughly $1800.00 per family. for each of those $57.00 people killed and some of the reactions to that were facetious. there was a post from a young man on facebook this morning saying, i apologize to my family for not being among the 57 deceased. they could have got a nice pension out of it and that would have supported them into their old age. um, the government also trying to reassure people that by the end of the month when railways start operating again, at least that is the government plan. all precautions will have been taken to have full staffing and properly trained stuff on platforms and, and on trains. and by the end of the some of the prime minister has promised he's going to have all those automated safety systems that didn't work on the nice of

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this time, the protestors gathered outside the university of athens and demanded more measures from theto deal with the incidents of the protestors being railed. in the past, they know that in this accident that led to the death of 57 people, a freight train collided with a passenger train , most of the victims were students, researchers produced plant-based meat, a company in spain with the help of 3d printer technology was able to produce plant-based meat similar to animal meat. next, in addition to preserving the taste of chicken and beef meat, it also helps in the mass production of ears. researchers say that vegetable meat production produces 98% less greenhouse gas compared to animal meat. mobilization announced and added from the sale of these properties will complete 1,500 half-completed charitable schools, according to mr. khan mohammadi, khairan and the world's top school building suppliers pledged 10,000 billion tomans for school construction. it didn't matter, you could have built the school equipment. let's start and build a part of the school . god blessed it. no one else

it departed out of athens and demonstrators have been heading there and going to the offices of hellenic started as a candlelight vigil turned into demonstrators having problems with police, riot police were called and teargas was dispersed. the source of the anger seems to be that safety concerns about this line were well—known and had in fact been for years. trade unionists had been speaking out. they said this particular line had been flagged and needed to be fixed. there was safety concerns already around it. a safety supervisor even resigned last year. he was saying infrastructure upgrades are much—needed and that in included critically automating systems, which would remove the human error that's been cited as one of the causes for this crash. hellenic train have said they are cooperating with the investigation but demonstrators investigation but demonstrators in athens were charging, saying a full investigation is needed and in their words, there cannot be a cover—up. meanwhile, in thessalonica, protesters gathered. that is where the passenger train should have ended up at it reac

police estimate 12,000 people attended the demonstrations in athens. "escalating" threats from outside the country. the national people's congress is also expected to confirm president xi jinping's third term in office.

more apparent poisoning of female students in schools around the country. outrage on the streets of athens protested in greece, demand accountability for trade, collision that left 57 people dead. plus the party of the stadium pro ukraine, prime minister takes 1st place in elections. ah, a major fire has engulfed the ring gear refugee camp in bangladesh and estimated 12000 people have been left without shelter. the cause is not yet clear, no casualties have been reported with a blaze broke out in the battle cali camp in cox's bazaar in the southeast of the country and their child re reports from de camp. this is not the 1st time this growing. i have been forced from their homes years ago, the fled oppression in me, unmarked. ah no. a major fire at cox's bazaar, a refugee camp in bangladesh has again left thousands without roof over their heads . in these 3 comes with your while hopping around 100000. if you use on leaving and 50 percent of them are children unicef on the port and as we are on the ground . and we are trying to meet that immediate and ad janitta of those dramatize children a

al jazeera athens. north korea says it has test fired to strategic cruise missiles from a submarine, according to state media. it's the latest round of tests and has happened just as the united states and south korea are due to hold a planned large scale joint military exercise. on monday, south korea's joint chiefs of staff said south korean and u. s. intelligence agencies were analyzing the specifics of the missile firing. ah, israeli army says 3 palestinians were killed after they opened fire soldiers in the occupied west bank. another palestinian man is said to have been taken into custody . the palestinian health ministry confirmed the deaths near the city of nablus, at least 80 palestinians, and 14 israelis had been killed in violence since the beginning of the year. liberal jewish americans are planning a rally against the visit of israel's finance minister is allowed smart rich. he's in washington dc to attend an investment conference organized by a u. s. based organization. the extreme right wi

and the need constitution purchased on the streets of athens turned violent on wednesday. as public sector unions demonstrated against the governments. the angry about the trade and collision that killed at least $57.00 people last month. but with an election looming, they are brought to grievances. john zuraw police reports now from athens. greek use, no strangers to show downs with police had reason to be angry. it was mainly young people going back to university who were killed on february 28th. when a passenger train collided with a freight train, the government blamed it on human error. and it's the young who grew up in the recession after the post, 2008 global financial crisis. the new democracy conservatives came to power in 2019 promising prosperity. but the coven 19 pandemic, and now high inflation because of the ukraine war, have largely sunk their agenda for that it is a lot of job insecurity. some on my age doesn't earn enough to pay their way and live with dignity. there isn't much opportunity. it's a general situation and people of all generations are disillu