ma'am adopted, we're here al jazeera baghdad. china is preparing to send 3 astronauts to its very own space station and thus it to blast off in less than an hour. the crew traveling on board the ship shall 15 spacecraft will spend the next 6 months living in the t on gong station. jan gong, which means heavenly palace is now only the 2nd place outside of earth's atmosphere where astronauts have a permanent presence. the other site is the international space station ah, or detain at the world cup here in cutter. and every team has now applied to games in the tournament with only france, brazil, and portugal, certain to advance to the next round. 2 girls from printer fernandez were enough to us in portugal through to the last 16 beating uruguay to know. ah, this is only little out of whose income since 2010 and every year i watch a real we win. but i mean, this is the oh, the gregory amazing experience with view window affordable years to match was really good for the portuguese. look at us, look how we are feeling. it was bad, like that's a bad, like homeowner and, and tuesdays action

ma'am, what bill wired reports from baghdad? dish she had you had, he says, among all the memorabilia he has. these birds remind him the most of his late son. most of all, he says he takes a care of them every day. the same way. his son used to most of our was a senior year university student of administration and economics in baghdad. he was killed by a sniper during the 2019 nationwide protest against the government. while at your leisure, my son was like all other ambitious protested with a revolutionary urge due to frustration. they saw sons of corrupt politicians having lots of money while they didn't have a penny. oh, they were disappointed by political status and crop regime family created by both iran and the united states. so they developed the state of awareness and desire to make a change. the years ago, iraq was shaken by the largest demonstrations in its modern history. crowds massed in baghdad to her, he is queer, as people demanded jobs, better services, and an into state corruption. the numbers grew and the demon

oh, we don’t remember baghdad, i don’t remember baghdad baghdad belgrade oh, no, no, i don’t rememberember some similar mass. yes, yes, of course, well, there it’s just, if you say, that is, the americans look, the boy says. well done and now get out of here and he says, give a new weapon a rocket, and today the americans write. of course we can give. well, excuse me, cretin, you use our missiles like that, they hit your residential areas. what did they give you? you tell me, where did you drink it happened? well, just some kind of krivoruky, well, the soviet school is a disgrace, you can see. this is already nato training, how it was possible to kill three people in your own house with expensive missiles. well, in general, is it unhealthy? oh no really there is an explanation, now denis vladimirovich pushilin said that most of the captured weapons, but junk, that is, they send ukraine to those, god, what is lower for us, because it’s expensive to dispose of, but to spend it in samara in ukraine, but let’s speak directly to the speech of the international a terrorist in the un securit

this is a civil affairs officer and helped save the baghdad and the jewish archives sponsored by the work of the monuments men and women of world war two. she called a meeting in washington. leaders of cultural institutions came and as smithsonian secretary undersecretary at the time i listened to what she had to say. she knew what she was talking about. and a few weeks after meeting, corey, we were in haiti with southern command general ken keane, who was leading some 12,000 u.s. troops, providing humanitarian and civil support in haiti. he encouraged and aided our effort to save its cultural. then in room, we worked and plan with haitian officials, the minister in charge of response and recovery was a guy named patrick tour. he'd been a research fellow here at the smithsonian, a curator for our folklife festival program years. at the time, after that earthquake with his country in ruins, he was reading a book recently published book written by robert edsel called the monuments men that inspired him and calvin urged him that we should undertake this effort to try to rescue haiti's c

we're head algebra baghdad. well, let's bring it in, oma, sorry. he is in iraq, researcher as human rights watch. he joins us from london. thank you very much for being on this news. our now for this report, you interviewed families of those who were killed as well as survivors. can you just give us an insight into what they told you? thanks for having me. thank for covering this important issue. the crux of the report is looking at her legal accountability or lack thereof for violence against protesters who took to the streets and hundreds of thousands in the fall of 20192020. and the family that we interviewed and also victims of this violence. those who were injured and the families of those were killed insisted to us that after years of attempting to advance the cases and legal system systems, their cases have gone nowhere. as a report makes clear these cases, as they say, in arabic name, or how they put these cases to sleep. and what we found in our report is that as they seek justice, as a van, so cases is cases after initial investigative in

but if baghdad is not able to do so, you would have to wear streamers. this responsibility and act reporting. it's a matter of national security for your own. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour with at the recent g. 20 meeting in bali and the west did all it could with the help of corporate media to isolate russia. all their efforts came to nothing. in fact, the opposite happened. russia was a welcome participates nato's proxy. war in ukraine. does united much of the global south it's nato, against the world. ah, [000:00:00;00] with oh, in the summer of 2022, italy, along with all other nato member states to think of li, sided with ukraine in the army conflict with russia. rome in coordination with the u. s. approved a military assistance package for keith to help ukrainians defend themselves and fight back. looking glad, i'm not jealous, father of lilyanne will spin this van. you'll need you on your job site on the same nato and t

abu grape was not far from baghdad. and even at the time of saddam hussein, it was a correctional institution, however, in 2004, the us army and the iraqi opposition captured it into two zones; the iranian was called a cruel place ; as later becomes the court. this cruelty was sanctioned by the high command. sensory deprivation, yes, they don’t see, they don’t hear, i lose the sense of time, what is it? here it went well. but when he was deprived of terrorist connections, the journalists of the cbs television channel learned the whole story in 2004, the 60 minutes program showed a prime time shocking sexual poses or human pyramids . i saw one prisoner with the bound legs and hands of a naked man, who, moreover, was tormented by a failed suicide attempt. he tried to commit suicide by eating shards of tiles in the bathroom, a female soldier coolly looked at him, drinking orange juice, as if nothing had happened. some of the scenes that i witnessed sometimes give me nightmares between the guantan and the fish. there is som

, donnie has arrived in iran on an official visit aimed at strengthening ties between thereon and baghdad. the country's 2 leaders are due to discuss issues including iraq mediation between iran and saudi arabia. baghdad has hosted 5 rounds of talks now between the 2 regional powers, saudi arabia and iran. this since last year. those talks focused on normalizing relations between the 2 countries. rallies will be held in several countries to mark the international day of solidarity with the palestinian people. rallies will be held in several countries to mark the international day of solidarity. one of them is outside the united nations office in garza, this year's day of solidarity. come 6 months after the death of al jazeera journalist, sharina ugly shot by an israeli soldier, while on assignment in jeanine in the occupied west bank, at least for palestinians were killed by israeli forces in 3 separate incidents in the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry says dozens of others were also wounded drink. early morning raids near her bron in ramallah. the latest incident of pa

institute of art, it reservist who served in iraq, and a civil affairs officer and help save the baghdad museum and the jewish archives sponsored by the work of the monuments men and women of world war ii. she called the meeting in washington, leaders of cultural institutions, and smithsonian undersecretary at the time, a listen what she had to say. she knew what she was talking about. and if you weeks after meeting cory, we were in haiti meeting with southern command general -- who was leading 200,000 u.s. troops providing humanitarian civil supports in haiti. he encourage an idiot our effort to save the cultural heritage then. we worked and plant with haitian officials. the minister in charge of response and recovery was a guy named patrick de la tour. he had been a research fellow here at the smithsonian and the curator for folk life festival program years before. at the time, after that earthquake, with his country in ruins, he was reading a book, a recently published book, that was written by robert at so called the monuments. that inspired him, and convinced him that we should unde

my food of the law had, has more from baghdad on the recovery efforts. civil defense operations continue to try to put out the fire here and this multi story commercial building in our city, a neighbourhood, and the city center of the iraqi capital. baghdad, dozens were wandered, including get fired fighters, and also neighbors here. oh, rushed to try to rescue the workers and the building fire fighters. he has said that this building used to contain flammable materials used, took also store perfumes that helped fueling the fire. they also said that flame a bill of material is used in the construction of this building, also added more fuel to the fire. now, the fire that broke out around noon time on sunday, spread over the area and also quote, their building next door damaging a few buildings in the area. and also as with as a number of vehicles, several people are unaccounted for, according to fire fighters and civil defense teams here. and now they're trying to look for and it faces of the missing people who are probably behind the rub. okay. now victims families who have gathered her

at least 10 people are still missing a day after a building caught fire and collapsed in baghdad. rescue crews are on the scene and say the cause of the blaze is not clear. iraq civil defense director and settle fire fighters among those injured flammable materials such as perfume, were reportedly sword on the property. madame de la as more from baghdad on recovery efforts, civil defense operations continue to try to put out the fire here and the, this multi story commercial building in our city, a neighborhood. and the city center of the iraqi capital by the dad, dozens were wandered, including get fired fighters and also neighbors here. oh, rushed to try to rescue the workers and the building. fire fighters here said that this building years to contain a flame, a bill, materials are used, took also store perfumes that help fueling the fire. they also say that valuable material is used in the construction of this building. also added more fuel to the fire. now, the fire that broke out around noon time on sunday, spread over the area and also go to the building next door, damaging a few

why did you leave baghdad then in 2006? what happened? had a friend who was in the empty great soviet union and often he told. what a powerful state, the great and what kind, remarkable people, they did not want to come here? why did you first go to kiev and why did you later move from kiev to donetsk if it really worked out, but the teacher is in kiev or in kirovograd why donetsk then? e, u me here friends were deniska and arrived. and i decided to stay. why didn’t they leave when it all began in the fourteenth year, you know, here are my parents. but i love the dish, the residents of donetsk and that just staying up helps my professional a lot. thank you very much. all the best to you, another good story. i want to tell you in the st. petersburg volunteer. olga krygina is also from donetsk at the beginning of the war. she helps her fellow countrymen. here, and recently she won the beauty contest of st. petersburg, in order to attract just attention, but to the help of the donbass. olga is now with us , uh, in touch for a start. let's se

the world was second guessing his decision not to go into baghdad after we liberated kuwait. he was very comfortable with that decision but i will admit that there were others who kept trying to challenge him on that. i think he do the right thing and history records that he did the right thing. even though we still have problems in that part of the world. in south america, latin america, i think he worked very hard, very quietly. in el salvador in particular we felt as though we were making significant progress, and we were, but it collapsed soon after he left office. that was frustrating to him i don't think he agonized over what he did as president. he did agonize over the effect of the campaign and his ability to get reelected, which he didn't do. i'll never forget there was a remarkable celebration when the first gulf war ended. there was a military parade down pennsylvania avenue on washington d. c.. it was as if we had put the vietnam era behind us. people were standing proud in a uniform, being praised by the public. that was a great experience. the campaign itself th

at least 20 people have been injured are for building caught fire and collapsed in iraq's capital baghdad. many of the victims of firefighters, emergency crews are still trying to put out the flames. a powerful gang leader in haiti says he is ending the blockade of a key fuel terminal in the countries capital in the video release on social media. jimmy cherry's ear a form, a police officer, appeal to truck drivers from across the country to come and fill their tanks for the 1st time in 2 months. this was nobody's 19 people have been killed in a plane crash and tanza near the plane plunged into the waters of lake victoria in the town of october. the weather turned bad shortly before the plane was due to land. with just the top of the plain, still above the wound is of leg victoria. rescue was rushed to save though still on board. emergency workers and bystanders used ropes to try to pull the air craft from the water. while some passengers could be saved for many others. their efforts came too late. the small regional plain plunged into africa's largest lake as it was coming in to land a bo

ps according to the scriptum of the same day, looting began in baghdad and we were suddenly attackedfrom us everything that we took from the slaves, it turned out that the ukrainians were not paid wages at all, they said that if you were in iraq, then yours. there were no such strong battles in the entire war, if i don’t return, tell your son his father was a real american peacekeeper, a heroic peddler of democracy. this is not the full composition of the solyakov family, there is still pavel denisovich, he needs to appear, because he is a full-fledged member of the team in the future, the premiere of the season howling in the kitchen all over the country today at the first chef, awarded with high awards and recognized masters of cooking, having tested maki products, you take off your hats and congratulations on being awarded the my excellent course makes your dishes tastier. it has already begun, have time until november 14, filler clumping for 199 rubles. for 259 rubles. the vtb team will offer a solution to worry. you don’t have to be calm about your savings, you can even with a h

mom would otherwise had reports from baghdad. sh hagerty says among all the memorabilia he has. these birds remind him the most of his late son. most of all. he says he takes a care of them every day. the same way, his son used to most of our was a senior year university student of administration and economics in baghdad. he was killed by a sniper during the 2019 nationwide protest against the government. while at your leisure, my son was like all other ambitious protested with a revolutionary urge due to frustration. they saw sons of corrupt politicians having lots of money while they didn't have a penny oil. they were disappointed by political status and crop regime. emily created by both iran and the united states. so they developed the state of awareness and desire to make a change. the years ago, yrc was shaken by the largest demonstrations in its modern history crowds, mast in baghdad to her, he is queer as people demanded jobs, better services, and an into state corruption. the numbers grew and the demonstrations spread south leading to the resignation of former prime min

back into the ocean floor instead of releasing it into the atmosphere back on shore, in the city of baghdad. at the norwegian research center, scientists have been exploring the storage of c o 2 o about despite critics raising the issue of safety researchers like sarah gast, i believe there is little to worry about. there's a lot of natural barriers under ground that keep it from coming back up again. then over time, nature sort of takes over and will eventually dissolve all that c o 2 and it will for minerals and these processes can take decades and hundreds of years. but the point is, is that nature will, will do its work and, and prevent that c o 2 from, from being released again, storing carbon underneath the sea could help slow down global warming. but to really have an impact. it has to be done fast. and a quick look at our top of business story at the sour apple us said to expect longer wait time to receive its latest i phone for pro or i from pro max products because of china as strict 0 coven policy. the tech giant has announced that his prime protection side in china is operating

a worker has been killed in central baghdad. what police say could have been an attempt to kidnapping them. i was faintly shot in his car after being cut off by the servants. his wife and children were with him, but survived the attack. those are the headlines. these continues here after, i'll just hear what ah . ah ah, and i will so play plenty of foot to so meal subarus of right by the man handled. did us if you muddle through the sebastian lee in jambert, kataria curry at this harness was reared courteously regardless of cat. i'm with him, of course barton nablus. i shall be quiet a little off my car at this matter. the de la saffir philosophy, you weatherford do a lot of be in the canvas. county. beautiful nicole condom patella. bla did all sound putty. couldn't conceal it. polly found no magical won't. cannot the novelty or would it matter for less little sim joel off yard number with my little sna hash when thought affinity will sonya in the hazard fear the mercantile talk line at this rec, didn't a lot of the from budget

topic of conversation was the prospects for expanding trade and economic ties between moscow and baghdadmark at the world cup in qatar today was left by the boots of the cameroonian gael midfielder, antua, so far, the only player with russian citizenship in the tournament fought for the african lions, the arab orchestra performed katyusha miruna, not only boots with the russian flag, but also shamans in the stands, and also forward of moscow dynamo moomin, but another cameroonian scored the shirts of the swiss national team, although he did not celebrate the defeat of the ethnic motherland, the striker of the swiss national team embolu refuses to celebrate the goal as a sign of respect for the motherland no respect for those who close their mouths and protests instead of playing say british journalists, european teams in this world cup in their opinion are arrogant and tactless. in the main media center, spirits were a real treat. after defeat of germany what is the germans why everyone wants germany to lose what is the problem? i think it's arrogance england germany a couple of other co

the doctors and nurses at the emergency room in baghdad give me a drug to sedate me but they knew the side effect would block my short term memory. they did everybody coming through as an act of mercy. i am grateful to that. but i had to talk and hear what happened in the intervening time. i found it incredibly rewarding the things that i said and did i'm very proud of. i was not a hero that day. i didn't kill anybody to safety. but until they sedated me, i was watching out for my crew. as a soldier and army officer, ultimately that was vindication for who i was at my core. watching out for my guys until the end. host: that is such a remarkable experience to have those conversations. did you have other people helping you? >> i did. it was a group project. over the years i was at walter reed on the nurse in charge of the emergency room had come up to me and said i know who you are. this was within five minutes of being wounded. you came to my emergency room i want you to know what you did. he came to my room and he gave me the number that i could track down the medevac medic and he put

in the world was second-guessing his decision not to go to baghdad after he liberated kuwait. he was very comfortable with that decision. there are others she kept to challenge him on that. you did the right thing in history records he did the right thing even though he did problems in that part of the world. and south america, latin america worked very hard very quietly and in el salvador in particular we felt as if we are making significant progress and we were but it collapsed soon after he left office. that was frustrating to him. i don't think he agonized over what he did as a president. i think he did agonize the effect of the campaign on his ability to do. i will never forget it was a remarkable celebration when the first gulf war ended. there is a military parade in washington d.c. it was as if we put the vietnam era behind us. people were standing proud in a uniform and being appraised by the public. so that was a great experience. the campaign itself did not struggle. and he did not win reelection. he did not get over losing that election until his son ran for presid

abu grape was not far from baghdad.nd even in the days of saddam hussein, it was a correctional institution, however, in 2004, the us army and the iraqi opposition captured it into two zones ; iraqi was called a cruel place, a part where led by the americans tacitly received the name circles of hell for two active years of existence, us officers were remembered for their incredible cruelty, and how the court will be established later. this cruelty was sanctioned by the high command. damn, you're a sensory deprivation. yes, they don’t see, they don’t hear, they lose the sense of time, what is it? here are the tears. the story, but when he was deprived , the journalists of the cbs television channel found out in 2004, the 60 minutes program showed prime time, shocking cadre poses or human pyramids american soldiers men and women made of people. there, the urakhman recalled, a former prisoner, i saw one prisoner with bound legs and bare hands , who, moreover, was tormented by a failed suicide attempt. he tried to commit su

in baghdad as he drove through a district on the east bank of the capital near the tigris river. no one has claimed responsibility for the killing in tanzania commercial flight has crashed into lake victoria on approach to an airport. the country's prime minister says 19 people were killed. local authorities say 26 of the 43 on board, the precision air flight were rescued and taken to hospital. the plane was traveling from the coastal city of dar salama when he crashed sunday morning while heading to an airport in bukoba. police commander says it was raining when the aircraft plunged into the water. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky has warning of more mass attacks by russia on the power grid as millions are currently without electricity. greg palkot reports from kiev, ukraine. the power situation in ukraine is becoming dire. russia stepping up its air attacks on civilian infrastructure, cutting off power and water to huge areas of the country, officials say more than four million ukrainians are now without electricity. here in kiev, rolling blackouts are in effect , and the

became very healing for the others as well because many of them never saw what they treated you in baghdadwhat happened to the patients, they didn't know those patients died or survived or what was so for r many of them it was closer and for some of them one nurse in particular into the he said i had wanted him for 15 years with my final words to him before he sedated me and he just thanked me for letting himknow i was okay . >> were any of them impressed that you're now a us senator ? >> the thing about being in the military is you don'ttalk politics . but they know. the book is about every day is a gift because every day is that day when i was shot down in iraq as been a gift. i should have died nand the only reason i survived was because of the heroism of my crew and the heroism of the doctors and nurses and all the people who took care of me so every day for me is k against the men and women have given me and i tried to convey that . we may not always agree but know that you guys are my north car and i try to never make you ashamed or embarrassed by what i'vedone . >> speaking of the t

was people, but i don't have any of that because the doctors and nurses at the emergency room in baghdad gave me a drug to sedate me that they knew the side effect would be to wipe my memory, my short-term memory and they do that for them coming through is act of mercy and i'm grateful for that, but i had to go find the doctors and nurses and talk to them and hear what happened in the intervening time and i found it incredibly rewarding because i was told things i said and did and i'm very proud of. i was not a hero that day. i didn't land the aircraft. i didn't carry anybody to safety, but i'm told they sedated me. i was watching out for my crew and for me as a soldier, as an army officer, that ultimately was vindication for who i was at my core, that i was watching out for my guys until the end. >> wow, that is such a remarkable experience having to place those calls and having those conversations and you mentioned-- did you have any research assistants or anybody piecing this together? >> it was a project-- over the years folks have found me. when i was in walter reed recovering, the

any rock at least 10 people are still missing a day after a building caught fire and collapsed in baghdad. rescue crews are on the scene and say the cause of the blaze is not clear. iraq civil defense director and several fire fighters are among the injured flammable materials such as perfume, where reportedly stored on a property and mood abdougla had his in baghdad in as more on recovery efforts civil defense operations continue to try to put out the fire here and this multi story commercial building in our city, a neighborhood in the city center of the iraqi capital bud. dad, dozens were wandered, including good fire fighters, and also neighbors here. oats rushed to try to rescue the workers and the building. fire fighters here say that this building used to contain a flame, a bill. materials are used, took also store perfumes that help fueling the fire. the also say that for a mobile material is used in the construction of this building, also added more fuel to the fire. now the fire that broke out around noon time on sunday, spread over the area and also quote, the building next door

the dani has arrived in iran on an official visit aimed at strengthening ties between darren and baghdad. the countries, 2 leaders are due to discuss issues including iraqi mediation between iran and saudi arabia. baghdad has hosted 5 rounds of talks between saudi arabia in iran since last year. they focused on normalizing relations. authorities have deployed additional police officers in china that says they tried to head off more protests against the government. strict coven 19 controls. analysts say the unrest is unlikely to prompt any swift change, even though officials say that they will address people's concerns. patrick fock has more. this police patrolling the streets of beijing by night. it's a far cry from scenes and the chinese capital just the day before. the government has increased security and several major cities following the biggest protests and decades. and shanghai scuffles broke out when police officers demanded people delete images from their phones. and not filming any more. this woman is saying. authorities are keeping tight control of what spreading on social med

a baghdad quickly condemned the attack with sara alan said it was protecting its border against what it considered as a terror group. now, iran accused as a democratic party of iranian coast on of arms trafficking and inciting ongoing protests in the country. the group denies all of that protests response in september by the death of a young woman reportedly in police custody. although officials said that women died later of an existing condition and accused western powers of attempting to incite a qu. we spoke with a damascus based journalist, vanessa bailey. she says that there are parallels with what happened in syria and 2011. very clear indication that it's wrong through the, for the very familiar violence. any comments or again, social protests. of course, this is exactly the same script that we saw play out in theory or in the very revolution 2011. when in fact, for the 1st 6 months, the security forces were on and the majority of an injuries were among the security forces. late and we're seeing something very similar in iran where we're saying individual killing security forc

and we all watched on television, the cruise missiles plowing into baghdad that night, explosions, hundreds of explosions, thousands of people incinerated. and then the staggering brutality of the occupation after the world has not forgotten these crimes and everything they've done since they say there's a rules based order. well, no, there, there is the un charter, there's international law, but they're speaking of something else, but they never defined what that is. and i think the president put defined it very well when he said their rules are nothing more, nothing less than we do. what you do, what we tell you to, no matter what it is or else and now to the us congressional midterms were republicans of in projected to win slim majorities in both the senate and the house of representatives. however, the congress makeup is still not settle as a county of votes in the us, mid term elections. slowly move towards its completion for the senate, have the races in arizona, nevada and jordan remained undecided. georgia will hold the runoff election on december. the 6 reported expectations were s

been under funded because of conflict and political instability, but its own beth raphi reports from baghdad, some artists, and now trying to make it come back. why stop someone's heart with a bullet? when you can win it over with a fed up of violence in iraq music teacher, much of the newer turned his rifle into a lute far better. he says to serenade than tissue because you could either model the calisha car is a tool of war. we are the country of the heart. iraq has too many widows and orphans. this is a message for politicians to invest music and other arts because arts are the face of a country. music is the language of peace and love. there isn't a musician who is a killer he uses music to help students who need speech therapy and says religious conservatives wanting to place bands on the industry, fail to see its ability to heal all who it was. aspiring artist and iraq struggled to make a start, especially when israel quit her dream job of fronting for a local band within a year paid half as much as men are sometimes not at all. harassed online and assaulted in person. she says swimmin

from baghdad to volusia, to kandahar. he stood as one to protect our democracy and our freedom.n when you return home and took off your uniform, you continued to serve and lead in communities across our country. veterans after all our initiatives -- are nurses and firefighters, little league coaches, small business owners, fake leaders, and elected officials, mentors, and teachers. every day, through your life's work and your example, you make america stronger. [applause] and on veterans day we come together as a nation then to express our profound gratitude for all you have done and continue to do. here on hollow ground we also remember those who gave their lives for our nation. we remember our service members who have not yet returned and their families and we reaffirm our commitment to bring home all of those missing in action. veterans represent the best of america, unwavering courage, unmatched talent, and unshakable devotion. you come from every corner of our country and out of many he become one, the greatest fighting force in the world. [applause] as vice president aboar

that democrats fear they might lose their dominance in government with woman at 10 am in baghdad in nairobi. i'm right here in moscow this wednesday, november the 2nd on unit o'neill. this is our internet sugar protest. years have set fire to un trucks in the democratic republic of congo. local say the peacekeepers. vehicles have been used to transport insurgents near the robot and border oh, the, i mean? well, there's been fierce fighting between congolese government forces and the m 23 insurgent group in the border region. the government believes the militant group is being supported by neighboring rolanda. on tuesday, the un mission said it would conduct a strategic withdrawal from an area where m 23 has been advancing your short people on the streets of the frontier city of gama. i'm said about the situation. i got to figure out we ask him our president to help us to remove the un mission from here and the fog. all amount is not able to fight these rebels, give us weapons to fight them. that will be some one is going out today because of his rebels. we have fled o home. that's why we're

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in baghdad and the egyptian presidents were losing wars to israel, one real loser and admitted it andion asked him to stay another program announced the defeat of victory and no one doubts in egypt that this is a victory the very idea that the regime must fall when it loses is not very realistic for that society. it must realize this loss and how it can react to it. the united states asked ukraine to show readiness for negotiations against the background of the upcoming us elections, such a question can mean language and diplomacy of the surrender of ukraine, because everyone needs a war before the elections. close this is the beginning of the surrender of ukraine's interests, firstly, midterm elections in the united states on tuesday, and no one has ended the war in ukraine by this time, then there will be the 2020 presidential election is correct, it is still quite a long period before the next presidential election in the united states. and by the way, i think it is in the interests of ukrainians that the war should not end by then, because as i said once again, this is a long-term

that the world come it had been on for all by spanish on this during their teams game with midday in baghdad. in nairobi and here in moscow this wednesday, november the 30th welcome to the new, sour rushes ambassador to international organizations in vienna. how's? mocked the e u for turning to expensive u. s. gas imports, instead of buying cheaper supplies from moscow, europe has lost russia. is this largest energy supplier to get the opportunity to buy the u. s. l n g at a much higher price? great achievement. meanwhile, frances president micron has arrived in the u. s, where he's expected to lobby for lower gas prices. the leader of fellow e. u members, stake, croatia saves, bath essentially amounts to begging years more of his state. it is a serious state of war, more serious than ever in our lives. i've come to the conclusion that we will buy gust from alice, a 3 times the prize that is effect and will cause that correlation presidents or band. molina vetch has just said that europe quote, was under the illusion that it was going to create an energy market. yeah. on the back of cheap ru

no one was in the house and american aid worker has been killed in baghdad. he was shot last night as he drove to his apartment so far. no one has claimed responsibility. the relief organization he worked for confirmed his death without releasing his name. they say he worked at a school with his wife and nine month old is fighting for her life at a hospital in maine after swallowing a water bead, the popular beads expand in water there are often used for sensory learning. the girl swallowed one, which blocked her small intestine. she suffered an infection and needed three surgeries. a warning label says the beats sold at target are not for children under three, but the girl's mother says that warning it is not enough. parents don't have the chance to make an informed choice before buying if i had seen toxic, if ingested, can cause blockage. i never would have bought them and brought them into my house in response targets, said it requires vendors to comply with all product safety standards. top executive at tyson foods has been arrested accused of going to sl

great propaganda effect, that is, in this way, they simply demonstrate that everything is calm in baghdadything is under control here, but the political situation in dmitri is stable, not quite calm, it seems. no, i mean, what message do they want to convey to the world ? and to their own citizens, that is, part of such negative messages is already breaking through into the public space, we will add a little that, first of all, these elections are an attempt to fix yes and really preserve putin's power in case of defeat, that is, if he will be elected and defeat will come after these elections, and roughly speaking, he will lose crimea , russia, then putin will somehow explain to the people why it happened and that they won this war and how in this way he preserves his personal life and not so much his regime how long does he ensure his departure from power with guarantees of security for himself and his eh will again be called black and white and vice versa but necessarily but again, here are these losses at the front, because the war was planned in the kremlin, a small victorious war we

but as al jazeera same bas ravi reports now from baghdad, some artists are trying to make a comeback. why stop some one's heart with a bullet when you can win it over with a song fed up of violence in iraq music teacher module, albert moore turned his rifle into a lute far better. he says to serenade, so then to shoot viola tough because you're callpilot model of it that the calisha. gov is a tool of war. we are the country of the heart. iraq has too many widows and orphans. this is the message for politicians to invest in music and other arts because arts are the face of a country. music is the language of peace and love. there is no musician who is the killer or you at all. he uses music to help students who need speech therapy and says religious conservatives wanting to place bands on the industry, fail to see its ability to heal. alo, bullied wally, aspiring artists in iraq. struggle to make a start. especially when israel quit her dream job a fronting for a local band within a year, paid half as much as men are sometimes not at all. harassed online and assaulted in person. she sa

racy and to run the leaders hell talks aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and regional security. baghdad announced it would deploy federal guards along its board after iran launched missile and drone strikes against kurdish radium groups and over the rug to run. officials accused them of stoking the country's protests. you in bite report has recommended the planet's largest coral reef system be listed as in danger. scientists or warning urgent action is needed to save the great barrier reef off the coast of australia. they say greenhouse gas emissions need to be cut quickly and funding increased to protect the fragile marine ecosystem. australia's environmental environment minister says the reef shouldn't be listed as endangered because climate change is a threat to all coral reefs around the world. meanwhile, australia was conducting the largest census of the great barrier reef program, has collated more than 50000 images of the heritage site. so record reports from cams where much of the research if they're on the reef is based on its peak season. on the great barrier reef, thousands o

killed in iranian drone and missile strikes against the kurdish opposition group based in a rack, baghdad has condemned the attacks, but around said they were necessary to protect its border against when it considers a terrorist grouping. terran accuses the critics opposition, group of arms, trafficking, and inciting, protest in around the curtis group, the nice those planes. the protests were sparked in september by the death and custody of a kurdish really a woman who had been detained for allegedly violating the stomach. republics, dress code, western governments, and media outlets up condemned to run over the incident to run. officials have said the woman died because i've been an existing illness and i was accused western powers of attempting to incite a qu, me less trust live. now, to vanessa believe in us as an independent investigative journalist based in the mosque is always good to help you in the program. vanessa will these really in attacks on the kurdish opposition group and iraq escalate into something larger? what's your view on? what's ahead? oh, i mean, that depends very

and as to save baghdad or boston, new york or new delhi, mongolia missouri, what difference does it make little democracy would take root in any social soil whether detailed or not, and churchill however, great student of nations of differences in nationalisms rated churchill knew the differences are enormous and important. he knew that even the merely 20-mile with the english channel separates political cultures that differ in significant ways. they do because they have been incubated by very different histories. and as well said that americans want in the way of foreign policy is of little of it as possible. it was something else has also been well said. for two centuries now, they only thing more common than predictions about the end of war is the war itself. the vietnam war was america's most severe trauma since churchill spoke. i think churchill is pugnacious and even bellicose that was selected lee so. the words of carl spoke about vietnam, a decorated combat marine in vietnam before he wrote one of the great novels of that war. and his regrets he says that the prudence we learn fr