russia is becoming a hotbed of any accompanied by a lack of information and stigmatize ation in some cities h.i.b. is spreading rapidly. here in several rope scratches h. i think it be dead because been moving to a new phase making a definitive transition from the so called zone to both groups to the big population h.i.b. in russia. next d.w. . european stars deliver models in performances. straightforward intimate. movement and very tense music cut the wood to bend scope is once again a tour in germany. good. luck with your of the concert. great yourself with de w.'s interior design channel on. the thirteenth meeting of the g. twenty summit taking place for the first time in a south american country here in one of cyrus argentina a country struggling with an economic crisis an increased coverage of graves goodwill the nationalist trade agenda of u.s. president donald trump dominate this encounter and will undermine the main talking head for the summit like infrastructure for development and the future of work and sustainable food today and u.w. news. a low and welcome to focus on eu

al-jazeera infiltrates one of the continent's boss describing fall right to organize ations and exposes links to members of the european parliament and marine appends national lammy potty generation hate. one of the special two pot investigation on al jazeera. in june twenty sixth seen in the u.k. decided to leave for european union for two years on a major acrimonious last minute political rows on the exact terms of britain's disturbing questions have surfaced about the legitimacy of the referendum that began in two we also veteran investigative journalist paul lashmar to find out why . so for twenty eight hundreds of thousands of protesters who sent. one of the biggest demonstrations to see you take. aim to get in the second. thing britain's proposed. european union the only way to come over their own behinds by giving us the people's vote as they begin to decide. to be. a lot lot of us think that remaining is a much better idea and trying to reform the european union make that better robin running and hiding went brits british fuckwit. britain's prime minister might say the same thin

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engage in the gauche ations with the damascus government to reach some sort of an arrangement so following the decision by the united states to pull out its troops from syria there's going to be a lot of behind the scenes in the goshi ations. all right as you can see we had a bit of a glitch there with us but she laid out what we can be looking forward to in expecting between the meeting between richard typer go on and we will keep an ear to that press conference that should be happening soon russia's president vladimir putin has welcomed his u.s. counterparts decision to withdraw american withdraw america's troops from syria speaking at his annual press conference the russian leader says the u.s. military presence in syria is it legitimate he added his forces have not seen any sign of a withdrawal yet. look assertive might be than an evil is for defeat an ocelot i generally agree with the president of the united states with the chief some major advances when it comes to defeating the terrorists and we've struck major blows against terrorists in syria there is a danger that those terrorist

and early two thousand is the great moderation this is the great politicize ation and it makes it extremely difficult to know what is going to happen in the world economy but what we do know from history it sounds like you approve this in the next financial crisis if so when's it going to hit let us be ready for it then shall we but. i'm not smart enough to tell you when the next financial crisis is going to come but what i am i think clever enough or cognizant enough of history to know is that populism doesn't tend to end well what i know from my experience is that bad policy leads to a bad outcome and in the context of populism we are going to be confronted i believe.

is all this just three telly ation against you. it's persecution pure and simple is mr tacked on a personal vendetta against you definitely. dilema was arrested in february of twenty seventeen after being accused of taking bribes from imprisoned drug traffickers many believe the charges are trumped up because de lima has repeatedly called for an end to the bloody killing a suspected drug dealers. pressure has been applied by the man at the top who from the start didn't hesitate to employ dissent from asian discrediting and character assassination against opponents. he did begin to believe you all know you are already here.

ation alternative to germany right. after bringing tidings to kate the spirit was gone see this is how it's going to work you're with me so far right leaving the past in the past and switching to christmas present the second spirit to visit a k.k. showed her the state of play today. was the first choice of chancellor angela merkel to succeed she wasn't the first choice for a large groups of the c.d.u. party germany's conservatives wanted someone well a little more conservative. than weakening and a renewal at this time of migration and globalisation the modernisation must be firmly grounded in national identity and traditional values in our actions and mindset it's uniting a group that fits the bill is pale male and stale if i was to be somewhat unfair that would be the main task for the woman now essentially the heir apparent to take over from mrs merkel when she steps down chancellor. so let's see what that spirit brings with it in the future there's a whole load of states and other local elections lined up in germany

the call may sting the kremlin more than the council ation itself is the mythical trump put in bromance finally over to discuss that i'm now in joined by nicollette pacha professor of political science at the university of rhode island professor petras good to talk to you thank you very much for your time nice to be here now you seem cautiously optimistic about the two countries moving forward after the house and summit between the two leaders are heard in one interview you particularly noted the tone the two presidents truck and i agree that they seem to have found if not there are a poor but at least sound way off not purposefully offending each other given the recent cancellation do you think that optimism was a bit premature well i actually wrote a piece at least it was entitled a summit of low expectations and that's because the personal relationship between the any two leaders only goes so far then gets fleshed out by the. experts that are brought in to finalize the details of any agreement so it's good in principle always for people to talk.

focalize ations conserve to scare off other animals or just to into acting. we often think we understand these messages but is that true. i'm jack i'm eleven and a european short hat and that's my cool he lives here too. i have five brothers and sisters are a bit standoffish. that's my other human reality she opens the tin. i'm going to teach us some feline language today like how to meow i'm hungry or let me out. cats and he says meow and we've got to make doesn't like it stand we open a fresh package he wants out meals and we open the door. of course they manipulate us cat owners are probably the most easily manipulated creatures on earth. manipulate. maybe you just need a feline human dictionary to understand us a bit better after all we only know for humans. that's why i'm going to see marina today she's a researcher who could interpret that. brought a couple of samples on video. because she recognizes a lot in our voices things like volume and pitch this isn't one that's right that was recorded during feeding then we do a lot of math calculation number o

and stop the lies ation and finding a political solution in yemen is of is a controversial issue was amongst the states but with regard to your many tarion assistance i'm relieved to see that we have still a lot of support and we are able to finance our operation in syria which is by the way the largest operation of i.c.r.c. worldwide so from yemen to syria and now to afghanistan where the u.s. currently. more than twenty eight thousand afghan soldiers have been killed in the last four years alone a war ongoing for seventeen years the red cross voicing much concern about the growing number of civilian casualties in afghanistan what is the i.c.r.c. doing to address this in afghanistan. where the largest operation worldwide where we are active in the whole of the country in all the provinces we have more than eleven outfits in afghanistan we are responding to people displaced we are responding told populations in need in all parts of the stand but as you'll rightly say we have been worried over the last couple of years to see how much the civilian population but not only the civilian p

icebreaker optic sunrise following one of the biggest campaigns in the environmental movement is ations history witnessing the spectacular biodiversity and the many threats to life from climate change to add to fishing as a team of scientists photographers and ocean experts sets out to prove these vos remote borders must become an antarctic ocean sanctuary. before i set off down south i'm going to find out a little about the journey i'm about to embark on tucked away in this maze of old london streets something quite extraordinary. ever since i was a boy i've been mesmerized by tales of the golden age of antarctic exploration of the early twentieth century names of polar explorers like roald amundsen and cups and skulls. well this is where some of those expeditions came to get them apps us briefly because it's good to see this is a kind of treasure trove of false exploration that comes out of the it. turns out mankind has forever been hooked on the concept of a mysterious continent at the end of the world. this mess from the fifteen eighties is the last of the classical world view this

sunday times has been so thorough in its reporting of the threat of so-called russian descent from ation that its latest story about the russian funded radio station sputnik which has a bureau in edinburgh carries the photographs of the journalists that work there labels them kremlin stooges and quotes a politician who suggests that their assets should be frozen i would good for school harassment i think putting the pictures of hota graphs of people who work on a newspaper like that i think is tantamount to almost it might put those people's lives in danger i'm a member of the national news journalists and are we write into my unit in the new year to ask what do you need is planning to do about these journalists working for russian media organizations here in the u.k. have had to develop a thick skin over the past few years as tensions between london and moscow have heightened articles calling for outlets like r.t. and sputnik to be banned have become a regular occurrence but recently the big papers have gone a step further and they started singling out the journalists working for russia

us since ational finding a never before seen interview with darva been going on at the founding of israel long thought to be lost it had been languishing in an archive since nine hundred sixty eight the statesman's candid admissions are often surprising but you've had many decisions to make which were unpopular at the time you decided to accept german reparations and that was very important to me in the coming in forty five minutes on d w. staying up today don't miss our highlights w. program on line d.w. dot com highlights. welcome to this topic sport special. all about the global phenomenon milky chance we look at this story a company to musicians on top. and take a closer look at this smash hit style and don's. sell out gigs in the states and millions of fans online.

questions raised over a new york times reporter who revealed an anti republican disinform ation campaign turns out the journalist spoke at a secret meeting of the group behind the campaign several months before he broke the story. took ish vehicles reportedly seen entering a city in northern syria near the shell territory as a high level delegation from turkey agrees to coordinate with russia to read talks on syria held here in moscow. a police officer takes aim at a journalist trying to fill the yellow vest protests in the french city of your flight back over the weeks of demonstrations in france to the post the new series. if. we are approaching. a moscow when i'm carol lin thanks for watching out international's morning first in the headlines then the u.s. state of alabama. into election meddling in the twenty seven thousand senate race it comes after the new york times journalists who first revealed an anti-republican dissin from ation campaign saturday were meeting between those behind the operation he's now being accused of failing to disclose his own role in the scandal and anothe

to both payments ation with. of individual. one is assume so prosecutors are painting the president the special counsel's moment about current confirmed public domain about failed attempts to build a trump tower. even as trump expounding about his proposed russian foreign policy. areas which might firstly miller writes current provided the special useful information. discreet to rush. to it investigate play virtue of his record executives during the campaign and. and useful information. with persons connected to the white house during the twenty seven eighteen time period. it's unclear what purpose during but it's striking cohen is also discussing trump's first year. prosecutor well there's also submitted a. campaign manager. he was convicted for the ukrainian gov fraud and the food broke a plea agreement reached to provide information like a sentence this involves a redacted. as well in the good amount of for about pertinent to and district however agreements manifold told the government at different and. the events. on a form

to many within syria are still displaced and we tried to contribute to destabilize ation. one of our largest operation worldwide where we are active in the whole of the country in all the provinces we have morden. outfits in afghanistan we are responding to people displaced we are responding to populations in need in all parts of the star we have been worried over the last couple of years to see how much the civilian population but not only the civilian population also militaries are exposed to enormous amounts of casualties we see people. really heavily affected and the i.c.r.c. has one of the most multifaceted in the response program in afghanistan which we try to continue in the future of. our guidebook for kindergartens in germany about how to tackle right wing sentiment has provoked the wrath of parents because they claim that actually only encourages children to spy on them peter oliver takes up the story. it's the season of goodwill to all of. this. right there a thought for those on throwing the phones in checking emails. until racism n.g.o.s received around four h

and early two thousand is the great moderation this is the great politicize ation and it makes it extremely difficult to know what is going to happen in the world economy but what we do know from history it sounds like you have put this in the next financial crisis if so when's it going to hit let us be ready for it then shall we but. i'm not smart enough to tell you when the next financial crisis is going to come but what i am i think clever enough or cognizant enough of history to know is that populism doesn't tend to end well what i know from my experience is that bad policy of leads to a bad outcome and in the context of populism we are going to be confronted i believe by a lot of bad policy choices a lot of nativism a lot of interventions which perhaps are necessary a lot of wrong turnings and i think that is again something which leaves us in a very dangerous very threatened situation all right thanks so much for your analysis on that russell jones there giving us his thoughts on the outlook for the year ahead well still to come on counting the cost microchip ing employees is it ethic

united states such an order calls into question some important issues does this mean the universal is ation of american law and limited sovereignty for the rest of the world. talking pax americana i'm joined by my guest james chatteris in washington he's a former u.s. diplomat in former advisor to the u.s. senate republican leadership in new york we have daniel was our he's an author and freelance journalist who writes frequently about the middle east eastern europe and the us constitution and in madrid we've crossed two men well lopez lenore us he is the author of pax americana and he's a university lecturer as well as a contributor at expansion all right john cross talk rules and i think that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate jim let me go to. you first in washington iow i thought we already had pax americana that's why i'm calling this program pax i'm an american of two point zero because it seems like mr pompei i have some interesting ideas presenting it to the. international diplomats at the u.s. marshall fund i thought it was quite interesting their reacti

that election so if she didn't pay for it it was done through one of the klinefelter her going is ations only with a specific purpose to find some kind of legal ground to challenge the results of the twenty six sting vote. seems to have a more alive nine lives like a cat never dies because people need it more to sue to propel the story forward travis is quite right trump is wrong about a lot of things but occasionally he's right and he's right about the nature of this investigation it is chasing after what we call america will war the wisc it's a phantom illusion and there is nothing to this investigation so the investigation will will run up dry will come out dry but there are very important forces united states that want to continue. and so therefore it will continue because the media is soured lee on board. so i think that this story will drag on our it will if there is no way of killing yet because people want to just want to continue. french president and on the crown has met with his cabinet to discuss how to commonly rest in the country even the police are threatening to launch th

accused the organization of spreading disinform ation the hounding of the alice journalist be met with indifference by media protection groups. initially it was it was a bit of a shock on the other hand it's kind of hardly surprising given the instruction sentiment there is you know travel in all your key newspapers just a bit it's yes not nice to see your picture up there with your name except under the headline of being part of a crime when stooge but as i say you know it's very much part of what's going on just saying you carry the sunday times has been so thorough in its reporting of the threat of so-called russian descent from ation that its latest story about the russian funded radio station sputnik which has a bureau in edinburgh carries the photographs of the journalists that work there labels them kremlin stooges and quotes a politician who suggests that their assets should be frozen i would good for school harassment i think putting the pictures of photographs of people who work on a newspaper like that i think is tantamount to almost it might put those people's lives in dang

united states such an order calls into question some important issues does this mean the universe was ation of american law and limited sovereignty to the rest of the world. international now french students have been taking to the streets to voice their anger over president emanuel micron's education reforms as follows a month of civil unrest over high taxes and rising fuel prices are too. was that today's march in the french capital. well hundreds if not to more than a thousand students have turned out for this protest today not happy yet again thanks to the admission process is due to change here in france they say that that would become discriminatory from students from poorer backgrounds this protest comes just hours after president michel gave a speech to the nation last night outlining his proposals trying to aim of the protests we've seen who wants to particularly the protests by the yellow prices which are being violent to the last summer weekends and this is what the president had to say to the nation. because of this crisis i want to reconcile with you salaries will increase by o

the un condemns russia over the alleged militarize ation of crimea while moscow rejects the measure as a provocation. carefully sought out and will plan provocation. as anger rises against nicaraguan president's done you'll take his crackdown on the media and civil rights groups we look at why the u.s. imposes sanctions on the country but tons of blind eye to violations in neighboring hundred s. . also this hour investment bank goldman sachs fights criminal challenge to malaysia claiming it's the victim of a massive blow. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me and karen great to have you with us this hour our top story the u.n. general assembly has now really adopted a ukraine sponsored resolution blaming russia for what it calls the militarize ation of crimea nearly half the member states abstained from the vote the resolution accuses russia of restricting navigation in the black sea most blasted it as one sided saying it gives kiev a permit to scapegoats russia here's how the assembly unfolded. united states is pleased to co-sponsor the resolution highl

us congress has criticised a cooperation deal between the associated press and china's ation live news agency saying beijing might exploited for propaganda. and another draws to an end to media outlets lionel says his personal look back at the winners and losers. the initial screech clamor of revolution the truth hurts.

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united states such an order calls into question some important issues does this mean the universe was ation of american law and limited sovereignty for the rest of the world. time after time here we're going on the ground as u.k. media or arguably seeks to minimize the growing scandal of a multi-million pound british taxpayer funded campaign to stop jeremy cole been becoming prime minister coming up with a show double whammy r. and t. pulled in politicians' responsible government for bailing out citibank because the defacto siphoning billions and uncle government subsidy to the city to let alone lobbying for pros that the ugly game is football or even sterling goes out the mainstream media for fuelling racist abuse of pople we speak to a former premier league player striking back at political penalties putting vulnerable children in danger plus with london receiving nearly half of all u.k. arts council funding we speak to sheffield's poet laureate otis spence about about neglect of the north as one million of its children live in poverty and while the mainstream speculates about bricks if w

is a troll for an organization created expressly to sow discord and disinform ation on the web it was identified by american intelligence as having played a key role in manipulating the twenty sixteen election of president donald trump the no one year to the time it now seems that they are also played a role in bret's it. on the death of my friend we found a marked change in behavior so accounts that had been intentionally tweeting on cracks it suddenly started to sing along. and to bring university research got to do well and has examined millions of tweets that were posted prior to the referendum many of them it turns out from the same suspect internet research engine see accounts of the tweets at the same format which was not hash tag that u.r.l. and they were using that to manage trending topic so that a lot of people saw i'm a nation and that they were trying to affect accent you see that's just what we have here is trolls so it's human people writing tweets while the flag was being. true sky all of the russian twitter activity on breaks it only came to light by accident because

policy in the region and even if things haven't gone well and they haven't they're going ation is simply to persist there is skepticism about how deeply geo strategic trumps decision was and whether the president will even follow through. but several issues are reported to have been involved in the syria decision including the primacy of the us a strategic relationship with turkey and the avoidance of mission creep. in the last few months national security advisor john bolton has made it clear that the us was in syria to confront iran that was a position explicitly rejected in the tweet that announced the withdrawal we have defeated isis in syria my only reason for being the jewel in the trump presidency the president wrote the military itself is divided there are many senior officers in the military which think these serial deployments were improved the time just or working and their eroding or military readiness but it's worth remembering that even with these proposed withdrawals the u.s. still has tens of thousands of troops a massive air power in the region she ever turns the outer z

for you sample i was teacher in college or work ational training college that's a real recreational and real only they were the police will visit me and bring me to the police station asking some questions. and when i give a class to the student of the world put some student more neuter me and. wise and beating me. up. this is the one and the day use the electric. bit in. the me twice in one in a relation with this roughly it was in to the then one at what happen to your family your family suffer as well a brother was killed by the chinese mob into the four after i left and my sister was get arrested because of my activism in poland fourteen and now i got lost who is whole my family members now i don't know if my mom she is still alive my sister is still alive my ex-wife lost contact my kid i got here after ten years in two thousand and thirteen in malaysia and my. because i stand him some money and. postal some clothes and his tools in two thousand and nine two son was get arrested and if you do you were beaten tortured and detained for without any charge just because i stand in money

price of oil in rubles i think that's already happened actually i think i think that the dollar is ation of oil has already happened in a few instances and you know look it's a matter of time the reserve currency the u.s. dollar is been the reserve currency for one hundred years and before that the british sterling was a reserve currency for four hundred years ago there's a lot of pressure down saudi especially the current leadership regarding the journalists murdered and a lot of politicians in the u.s. like lindsey graham saying you know this is trump's indication that he has failed as a president and that's kind of pushing the saudis into the arms of russia at this point so i don't know that that's the case i mean saudis no friend of america never was i mean if you look at who was behind nine eleven it was the saudis fingerprints were all over have they been honest with us no absolutely not i mean that's another should be they all human i mean they they way way they're they don't want that person etc they don't want to examination of that i mean they have to whatever their leisure was

and early two thousand is the great moderation this is the great politicize ation and it makes it extremely difficult to know what is going to happen in the world economy but what we do know from history it sounds like you know please in the next financial crisis if so when's it going to hit let us be ready for it then shall we but. i'm not smart enough to tell you when the next financial crisis is going to come but what i am i think clever enough or cognizant enough of history to know is that populism doesn't tend to end well what i know from my experience is that bad policy leads to a bad outcome and in the context of populism we are going to be confronted i believe by a lot of bad policy choices a lot of nativism a lot of interventions which perhaps are necessary a lot of wrong turnings and i think that is again something which leaves us in a very dangerous very threatened situation all right thanks so much for your analysis on that russell jones there giving us his thoughts on the outlook for the year ahead well still to come on counting the cost microchip in employees is it ethical wou

kidnappings and murders in crimea since russia's forced onyx ation of the black sea peninsula. i don't understand why he was kidnapped. schools of crimea into ties have been arrested. on camera most believed by russian security forces. crimea russia's dirty secret on al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera survivors of tsunami fear more waves of destruction could hit and with as little warning as saturday's disaster the volcano blamed for triggering the tsunami is still erupting at least three hundred seventy three people were killed when the wave slammed into the coastline. a u.s. delegation will be interviewed next week to discuss washington's decision to withdraw its troops from northern syria president donald trump has said saudi arabia will help to rebuild syrian cities that been destroyed in the war. at least thirty people have been killed in a car bomb and gun attack on a government building in afghanistan's capital kabul the eight hour siege ended when afghan police killed three gunmen. a partial united states government shutdown and the trade war with chi

a major challenge facing germany is catching up with digitize ation from high speed internet to the digital classroom europe's most powerful economy is struggling to adapt to the digital age unlike a study a small a you member state of the baltics has become a major digital hub. and is still only at coding has been part of the national curriculum for years these children are learning how to program their own music software and games. highspeed wife eye is ubiquitous in the country in fact the government declared internet access to rice as far back as the year two thousand. here in germany on the other hand universal high speed internet still feels like a distant dream especially in rural areas. is the sort of germany is largely covered by forests some twenty percent in fact. so before we start delivering foxes and birds with high speed internet we need to do our homework and locate the villages and rural areas that don't have sufficient coverage that would be the next step. should be. a next step that critics say has been far too long in coming they say germany's lack of digital infrastruct

it typically involves paying for your private medical was ationer and it hospital procedure that involved an overnight stay. your cost would be significant either way. it just determined what legal means that women had access to. steve: you use a term i have not heard before, therapeutic abortion. alicia: therapeutic abortions were those abortions that were considered legal. abortions that were necessary to protect the life for the health of the woman. this term is legally amorphous. it can mean anything. the fluidity in this term means 1940's, 1950's, and even a 1960's, hospital therapeutic committees were trying to control what that term actually means. the individual decision moved from the physician to committees of 3-5 people who have never seen the woman or treated the woman before and they are now determining whether a woman can access an abortion. there are a punic abortions were legal abortions, but they were sometimes more difficult to get. steve: whether in a classroom or with your peers, the western history association or elsewhere, what kind of reaction does your research get

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king leopold presented belgium's colonize ation of congo as a humanitarian mission but that was far from the brutal reality congolese artist mam panny hopes his work will force people to reflect on history or the miles around over priscilla posit it is thinking together about the past the present and making sure what happened never happens again and to end stereotypes and colonize the image of central africa with pierre company came to belgium as a refugee from congo in one thousand nine hundred seventy five he's now the country's first black man he son vincent plays for belgium's national football team he says the museum could be a cultural bridge or you know from now it is museum would be a different color both congo and belgian would better understand the mistakes made in the future that awaits us. while those behind the reopening of this museum hope that it will help belgians confront their colonial past some critics say it's a missed opportunity that a greater gesture would have been to return some of the looted artworks objects to congo so much. these are not mere outworks they rep

country went through what's being called its velvet revolution it was the most sweeping transform ation in the landlocked caucuses country since its independence from the soviet union nearly thirty years ago. elections weren't shuttle to be held until twenty twenty. to the snap polls being sane is an attempt by passion to cement political foresty ahead of a planned reform drive. to his supporters he's a true man of the people a former journalist a turned politician nicole passion jaan has a way with words and an unassuming style that has won the hearts and minds of many armenians. was elected prime minister by parliament in may after galvanizing a civil disobedience movement to protest a power grab by the country's prime minister sergey sarkozy on donning his trademark backpack and baseball cap pushing and led weeks of mass protests that ultimately forced sarkozy on's resignation. but the longer willing republican party retained its majority in parliament in october pushing on step down as prime minister to trigger early elections during his campaign he blasted the old elitist corrupt a

important piece of news to come out of that so far is that even they actually agreed to discuss this issue ation between russia and ukraine on the lower level in the so-called normandy format that's a format that has been established now for some years at balls four countries ukraine russia freds and germany this is supposed to happen within the next weeks now though fans ahead of the summit but the g twenty is so divided that agreement a final communique would be unlikely now it's being felt that these the first draft . it looks a little better but you never know with donald trump the u.s. president being here even if the surprise the so-called sherpas so the negotiators agree on something on the draft as they have now you don't know what the u.s. president will do with it just want to remind everybody of what he did he signed in at the g twenty summit in canada he signed it and then where you you left the summit and he basically put everything that was written in there in doubt so you can never be sure but yes the communicate is agreed on by the negotiators it involves bare bones g. twenty lan

that even though the shrimp up being raised in fresh water brought them salt water and if ation the town's farms to be set up practically anywhere rather than only along the coast. but it takes the animals a while to get accustomed to the different conditions. this is where we put that when they come out of the lab. depending on the solemnity they stay here five to eight days. then we take them out and we put them in this time. it has a lower salinity levels they stay in there for another eight days after that we put them out in the pond. a muslim system like this cost around two hundred thousand euros to set up the water is free used again and again and the system is powered by solar energy. and that i say is still testing it out and soon will be selling his first harvest of shrimp. this weekend i'll gladly ideas series we're off to the coke assists. marionettes are headed to georgia to meet the results will residents of one small village now they've begun using solar energy to heat water which has a knock on effect it protects local farmers. leave. at six thirty a good fetches the hot wa

over the alleged militarize ation of crimea while moscow rejects the measure as a provocation. we are facing a carefully thought out and well planned provocation.

exactly she's not saying they go she ation it if she's saying clarification and that's a big difference because had she said negotiation that would have meant opening up the withdrawal agreement again the divorce agreement something. i'm going to the german chancellor and a minor and i called the french president completely excluded in their closing press conferences here the european summit and that means that withdrawal agreement will contain the backstop the now infamous backstop meaning the insurance that there won't be a hard border between northern ireland which is part of the u.k. and ireland which is part of the european union it also means that this backstop could possibly be permanent if they cannot negotiate their future relations so what can they give or what can they give or if they're not going to open up the withdrawal agreement well they can give or clarifications meaning that they really don't see the backstop as a trap that they want to keep it as short as possible if possible not trigger it at all meaning that they will negotiate future relations in earnest and as qui

archives,ational the u.s. agricultural library, library of congress has all kinds of documents related to government efforts to build them, or to oppose sometimes in the case of mexican archives. >> are there any pictures of nd/or any period a remnants of what it looked like? prof. mendoza: absolutely. there are pictures of open ranges, obelisks. when the monuments i mentioned earlier were constructed by the u.s.-mexican boundary commission , there were several photographs taken. another historian is working on it visual history of that and what it looks like and the images were disseminated in both countries. later, there were pictures of new fences, what they look like. i encountered lots of pictures in the urban areas in the 1940's and 1950's when new gaetz were constructed -- gates were constructed. i have a wonderful image of a woman walking over a fence that has fallen over. one of my favorite pictures and i use it a lot when i talk about the issue of women crossing the border. >> when you discuss this w

swallow we have to remember especially with recent events in the coach strait that the unlawful onix ation of crimea that the interference in eastern ukraine was the beginning of the discussion and the conflict was. we have to make very clear through existing sanctions and through our response to recent events that we do not and we cannot tolerate this kind of land seizure in europe. but the student of the student couldn't it's clear that the sea of as of is not a russian sea and it's also in the european and in the international interest to make that evident that. you have said that you believe yourself capable of taking on the role of chancellor do you still think that chancellor merkel will see out the current term and continue as chancellor for another three years. well we has a federal government that's been elected for this legislative period angela merkel has said she's available to see it out on the party conference yesterday showed very clearly that's what members wish it's also my personal wish. and i see it as my task as the leader of the voting party to ensure this government h

sides made a deal before the talks in sweden even began but now the hard part is ahead in the gauche ations the government and who the delegations are meeting in the village of north stockholm is there. it was a rare moment of agreement yet many rivals engaging in friendly chat before the start of. this is the first time they've met says to thousand and sixteen. u.n. envoy botton griffiths has praised a prisoner swap deal agreed between the two sides but said the political process to and the war will take time the country's institutions are reduced to fragmentation the country. is enormously so. we must work. before we lose control of the future of yemen the youth these who control most of yemen said they were willing to make concessions hoping the talks in stockholm would lead to a comprehensive peace plan not of move ahead now we heard the other parties are serious this time but humanitarian and security situations require all of us to come together and seek a solution we really want to deal. the prisoner's exchange deal is a small step forward in a complex political reality most of these

to muslims the secular state feels like stigmatize ation. people of that lie because it mostly singles out sound department. and that's why the numerous perceived badly by some muslims and especially by name can you can be multiples. but here in this community the overriding sense is one of dismay that one of their own was on france's terror watch list and is accused of an attack they find unfathomable. well the two sides in yemen civil war have agreed to a ceasefire in the port city of a data at u.n. sponsored peace talks and sweet secretary general until now but they had us shook hands on the deal with yemen's foreign minister and a top and the rebel leader this round of talks of the establishment of humanitarian where doors in the deployment of neutral forces the next round is scheduled for january the city of the data on the red sea is a vital interest for the humanitarian aid that's needed by millions of yemenis and has seen some of the worst fighting in the war which began four years ago we're joining me now is lisa grundy she is resid