signing the flames of insurgency in baluchistan. in his i'm about to come on thank you. the former peruvian president alan garcia has died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound as police tried to arrest him at his home the two term president was under investigation in connection with last america's infamous corruption scandal marianna sanchez reports from lima. the last act in the life of former president began with the police raid of his home in an affluent area of the capital lima they were there to arrest him in connection with a long running investigation into corruption during his time in office in the late one nine hundred eighty s. at some point police apparently allowed alan garcia to make a private phone call from his home a short time later was heard was long live on garcia was in critical condition doctors fought to save his life he was revived three times before dying from the effects of a gunshot wound to the head earlier produced public prosecutor had issued a detention order in connection with corruption charges over his relationship with a giant construction

a young man baluchistan values any rainy day because it is a direct link to the land to agriculture, to food production and we all know teenage boys think a lot about food. that helped to shape my perspective as well. i look at gray overcast skies differently. they are bright days to me because they bring water. in usaid we have a singular mission around the world to help countries on their journeys to self-reliance would ultimately our goal is to end the need for foreign assistance, to put ourselves out of business. one of the major areas in which we see challenges around the world is in issues associated with water, the lack of it, the overabundance of it, the governance around it, the filtration of it and the distribution of it. among our focus areas as relates to all of these challenges is developing countries with technical assistance and training to enable them to address many issues on their own and we draw on decades of experience around the world, helping countries become self-reliant with access to clean drinking water, sanitation and hygiene programs and we collaborate and

baluchistan border now the other thing at play is probably going to be talks on how to improve economic cooperation that is inevitably going to be one of the things that they talk about pakistan has tens of billions of dollars in debt but has better international standing iran does not have that same standing but has cash reserves and they've both had strained relationships with this trump white house and the right house of u.s. president donald trump so they're both in a position to and motivated to cooperate and help each other and iran of course needs to improve relations with all the countries that can because we're expecting that white house on monday saying to. we're expecting more pressure from them when it comes to sanctions and other countries buying oil from iran. exactly those old whatevers that are due to expire next month it seems the united states will announce reports suggest that they will announce that those oil waivers will not be extended for eight countries that were given extension when us president donald trump pulled out of the nuclear deal and then issued oil and

on the iranian side in baluchistan province on the pakistani side both sides have said that armed groups are operating from within each other's borders from on each other's soil and there has been accusations that neither country's doing enough and so they've come together and run a con the prime minister of pakistan speaking during his turn at the press conference saying that he did not want quote terrorism to divide his two countries he also defended pakistan's record on terrorism and said that in the last several years seventy thousand people have died that no country knew better the problems of terrorism than pakistan and he defended his country's intelligence apparatus and ability to respond to those kinds of threats and he pledged to iran that they that he would not allow any group that was oppa to operate on pakistani soil to hurt any other country and so there were very positive discussions iran said that the intelligence chiefs of both countries would be working closely together to cooperate on combat in armed groups in both their countries and so moving forward that is possibly

province on the iranian side it's just on baluchistan province and in the last few months since the start of this year there have been attacks on armed forces of both countries and both countries have said that the other is not doing enough to contain the armed forces operating from their soil and so. this was really a moment where those tensions were put to bed in some way now this rapid reaction force what exactly does it mean what exactly will that entail does it mean that both nations will have the opportunity to carry out hot pursuit of armed fighters if they need to across each other's borders we don't know those details as yet but the fact that this is happening at all the fact that they've carried out in this cooperative way the fact that they set out a very ambitious economic agenda as well all of these things point to a kind of changing dynamic between these two countries it's not a bilateral relationship that makes the headlines on a daily basis so the handshake the warm smiles exchanged between the leaders of pakistan and iran certainly indicate that the two are trying t

today's announcement comes days after militants from iran killed pakistani troops in southwestern baluchistan firefighters in the u.k. are struggling to put out a huge blaze on more land in yorkshire in northern england the fire started on sunday at marston more important conservation area and began spreading north it's thought to have been calls by a barbecue. all right to ukraine now where the t.v. actor and comedian of libya's alinsky has won in a landslide victory the country's presidential election selenski took seventy three percent of the vote his income but the trade for his rival the incumbent petro poroshenko managed only twenty four percent it is a crushing defeat for ukraine's political establishment at the hands of a political newcomer. it was a stunning victory for a political novice. ski has up ended the status quo in ukraine shortly after exit polls delivered him a landslide he addressed his supporters on social media. to what he said hello everyone which follows i wanted to thank all of you for joining me on this journey for the four months of important work great work that y

and baluchistan have been invented there for that rainy day so there will be a big question. the attack it's going to have. such a busy. day saddam's opposition groups are calling for people to run me off to friday prayers. on thursday the military force president omar al bashir from power and set up a transitional council the demonstrators are demanding a civilian government security forces ordered a curfew overnight but thousands of people defied it but morgan has more now from the capital khartoum we're seeing people still walking to the army headquarters from various routes they say that they're very determined because in the end after four months of protest and five days of sets in where more than twenty people have been killed in the five days alone they say that this is not what they have been they are protesting for this is not what they've been asking they said that when they went to the army headquarters on the sixth of april and demanded that the army take a side they were hoping that the army would side with the civilians and would topple al bashir and his regime

and baluchistan have seen relatives. so there will be a big question. such a busy. well sudan's opposition groups are calling for people to rally after friday prayers on thursday the military ended president omar al bashir his thirty year rule and set up a transitional council security forces ordered a curfew overnight but thousands of people defied it even more when reports from khartoum. this was how the end of thirty years of rule looked when president are many bashir was deposed by his vice president and defense minister tanks trental through the capital cheered on by protesters followed by an announcement on state t.v. sudan's fourteen million people had waited six hours to hear. the minister of the vans the chairman of the committee to get rid of this regime. the head of the regime in place i also declare the formation of. the two the year of period more than one hundred eighteen others close to him bashir have been arrested and political prisoners released as a protester who was arrested by sudan's intelligence agents in january a lot of emotion. and. hope fo

but on the other side there also a baluchistan has become the kind of happy third for slum ikey extremism and the groups such as isis are now operating there they carried out apparently this terrible attack last week in which some twenty people were killed. in battle i mean to the community and much of the third the to the an important job but it just down revolves around the chinese who are building a port of a naval base in quadro and also. building of course the belt and road infrastructure projects which includes railroad a road to rare waves and factories and power out. targeted aeration so. it has become extremely tentative and clearly this attack the thing carried out to try and humiliate not just the but certainly authorities but also the chinese mean apparently the attackers and these are unconfirmed reports went through who they were going to take away and then killed by checking their relevant identity papers is that significant i mean were they going after specific people who they thought might be in the group. certainly i can i think so what the militants are claiming is that

wanted to protect hundreds of thousands of polio workers across pakistan, after one was killed in baluchistanked. the campaign — to give anti—polio drops to almost a0 million children under five — has been undermined by distrust and the spread of misinformation. a ceremony has taken place in the border village of panmunjom to mark the first anniversary of the ground—breaking summit between the leader of north korea's kimjong—un, and the south's president moonjae in. but the north did not accept the invitation to attend. in his address, president moon said peace remains the ultimate goal. an investigation has begun in the uk into whether the home office acted fairly when it accused more than 30,000 foreign students of cheating in english language tests required to obtain their visas. hundreds were detained and more than 1,000 were removed from the uk. clear evidence of cheating was uncovered by the bbc‘s panorama programme in 2014 but there are claims the government went on to wrongly accuse many people. kathryn stanczyszyn reports. an instructor reads out the answers. the students dutifully w

government said it wanted to protect hundreds of thousands of polio workers after one was killed in baluchistan give anti—polio drops to almost forty million children under five — has been undermined by distrust and the spread of misinformation. a ceremony has taken place in the border village of pan—mun—jom to mark the first anniversary of the ground—breaking summit between the leader of north korea kimjong—un, and the south's president moonjae in. but the north did not accept the invitation to attend. in his address, president moon said peace remains the ultimate goal. voters in spain will be heading to the polls on sunday for one of the country's most divisive elections in decades. there's a chance the result could lead to a fragmented parliament, in which the far—right could have a sizeable presence for the first time since spain's return to democracy. our correspondent tim willcox has been in madrid speaking to voters, from where he sent us this report. iam i am outside the former post office building bl —— built in 1907. tonight, the eve is what some people are describing as the most impo

one was killed in baluchistan province, while others have been assaulted elsewhere in the country.almost a0 million children under five — has been undermined by distrust and the spread of misinformation. a ceremony has taken place in the border village of pan—mun—jom to mark the first anniversary of the ground—breaking summit between the leader of north korea, kim jong—un, and the south's presiden,t moonjae in. the north did not accept the invitation to attend. in his address, president moon said peace remains the ultimate goal. china's ambassador in london has declared that britain can and must work with the chinese technology company huawei in developing its 56 telecoms network. the ambassador‘s intervention, in a british newspaper article, follows a report suggesting that the british government was split over whether huawei was a threat to security. up to one million species are facing extinction due to human influence — that's according to a new draft report from the united nations. loss of clean air, drinkable water and c02—absorbing forests are all given as reasons for a "an

joint force to fight terrorism on the border that they share it will act against groups within baluchistan province which seek independence from both countries the talks come days after militants from iran killed pakistani troops in southwestern state police in uganda say they have arrested pop star turned opposition politician bobby while he was on his way to a planned a concert at leat victoria on sunday police ordered wine to call off his one love beach concert citing security concerns says that police used tear gas to disperse his supporters. are firefighters in the u.k. are struggling to put out a huge blaze on more land in yorkshire in northern england the fire started on sunday at marston more important conservation area and then began spreading north it's thought to have been called by a barbecue. well spain is gearing up for a general election next week and it will be the country's third in just four years our minister pedro's on just called the election early after losing the support of lawmakers from catalonia one party surging in the polls is the slow far right and euro skeptic

they're the main target here in the provincial capital of baluchistan province and they say the government isn't doing enough chief of army staff if it did going down and promised to make line a dire situation better for he has a lot of people but unfortunately peace in sudan has none and wide that struggle in what they would measure to see had taken from the people. we're tired of these incidents for the last twenty years the show has or a community has been under constant threat how long are we going to be victims of these attacks buggers on as long say the attacker they're using bases in our promised dawn and it's deployed security forces to guard and fence the border and it's promising to bring those responsible to justice but that gives little solace for those who are grieving. quite upolu just start. a group of migrants rescued off the coast of libya and kept at sea for ten days have finally disembarked in malta the sixty four migrants including children were brought to a port in valetta they were rescued by a german humanitarian vessel last week the ship was refused entry to a city

but on the other side there's also a baluchistan has become the kind of be said for islamic extremism and the groups such as isis are now operating there they carried out apparently this terrible attack last week it was some twenty people were killed shias in battle i mean to the community and much of the. theory put the village just down revolves around the chinese who are building a port of a naval base in. testing been reporting we are keeping an eye to the department of justice for any moment we expect the u.s. attorney general william barr to comment address the media ahead of or to act at an edited version of the smaller report russian interference in the in the election so we're going to bring you that when it happens in the meantime of course you have a team of journalists covering this alan fisher is live for us at the white house and allan three weeks ago when the attorney general first released his summary of the reports the white house donald trump kept saying he was exonerated he was exonerated his tone has changed considerably since then this morning he's been tweeting a

a deadly attack in the provincial capital of baluchistan in quite that city the targeted appears to be was our community although a number of other people were also killed in that attack the explosion was so paul four that. struck down windows and nearby buildings and shook the place and of course the police still investigating as to what was the nature of the explosives and rather that it was remotely controlled or time to golf in the morning when a community would be shopping at market so far no one has taken responsibility and the security forces of course now providing security to hold out our community who have been targeted in the past also over five hundred of them have been killed in the last five years forcing many of their community members to leave and take protection and whereas. harley's five civilians have been killed during financing on the outskirts of libya's capsule rockets and shells fired by forces loyal to the wall of holy for house to hit a residential area west of tripoli. more than fifty people have been killed in fighting over this past week. the latest civilia

their main target here in the provincial capital of baluchistan province and they say the government isn't doing enough chief of find me stuff if it did going down and promised to make line a dire situation better for he has a lot of people but unfortunately peace in sudan has none and wide that struggle in what they would measure to see had taken from the people. we're tired of these incidents for the last twenty years the show has or a community has been under constant threat how long are we going to be victims of these attacks like this on as long said the attacker they're using bases in abundance dawn and it's deployed security forces to guard and fence the border and it's promising to bring those responsible to justice but that gives little solace for those who are grieving. quite upolu just on. sporadic fighting is going on in the afghan city of kunduz after the taliban attack the police in the military at least ten people were killed and nearly forty injured fighting began on friday as the taliban launched its annual spring offensive charlotte ellis reports from kabul. bullet

between these two neighbors now security is definitely top of the agenda they share a border sistan baluchistan on the iranian side of the border below just one province on the pakistani side of the border and it is very porous and very big as you say both sides have seen attacks on their armed forces in in the last several months both sides have lost dozens of soldiers in total in both sides blame each other for not doing enough to combat armed groups of base or hiding in pockets and in caves on either side of their of their border between system villages one province and villages on province in pakistan so certainly how to cooperate closely on security will be top of the agenda but that's not the only thing they're expected to talk about both countries are under economic strain pakistan has tens of billions of dollars in debt it has done for many years iran is under a lot of pressure of u.s. sanctions and we're expecting more to come more pressure to come from the united states in coming days and weeks and so they're in a position to help each other pakistan has better international standing

in pakistan, a suicide bomb in the northern city of quetta, in baluchistan province, killeded rereported 24 people and injured dozens more friday. e militantnt group lashkar-e-jhangvi i is believedo bebe responsible f for the atta, which targeted the h hazara shia muslim minority. since friday's attack, members of the hazara community have been protetesting the governme's failure to prevent violent attatacks in the region. in south korea, a decades-old ban on abortions has been lilifd after yeyears of campaigning and legal battles against t the law, which included possible prprison sentences for doctors whwho perform abortions, and finines - or even prison sentences -- for anyone who underwent the procedure. south korean activists celebrated as the news was announced outside a courthouse in t the capitital seoul. >> my friend had used illegal drugugs for a ririsky abortion because of the a abortion lawaw. i also would not have had much of a choice if i had become pregnant. with today's ruling, women like myself and my friend can live by our own free will. amy: in more reproductive rights

security problem between the two countries we have seen attacks on either side of their border stun baluchistan on the iranian side blotched one province on the pakistani side dozens of soldiers have died on each side since the beginning of this year and he addressed this was the one moment where he defended pakistan in a way saying that the country has lost seventy thousand people in the past few years to terrorism as he said it related incidents and that pakistan knows best how to counter these problems and he defended and defended pakistan's counterterrorism record he also went on to say that the intelligence chiefs of the two countries will be sitting together to cooperate and to be able to create a dialogue to combat armed groups that are residing on both sides of their shared border now imran khan has been as a candidate a very very strong critic of the united states and he as prime minister. carried on to criticize the u.s. moves in jerusalem by moving the american embassy he criticised recent comments on the golan heights belonging to israel and so really in lockstep when it comes to fo

their main target here in the provincial capital of baluchistan province and they say the government isn't doing enough chief of army staff if it did going down and promised to make line a dire situation better for he has a lot of people but unfortunately peace in sudan has none and why does this struggle what david mitchell to see had taken from the people that we are tired of these incidents for the last twenty years this year has or a community has been under constant threat how long are we going to be victims of these attacks like this on as long say the attackers are using bases in a promised dawn and it's deployed security forces to guard and fence the border and it's promising to bring those responsible to justice but that gives little solace for those who are grieving. quite upolu to start. india is marking the hundredth anniversary of an attack considered to be one of the worst atrocities committed under british colonial rule the british high commissioner to india the president of the main opposition and the prime minister narendra modi are all among those who pay homage to

well baluchistan.geopolitically strategically important province it's on it has forty two percent of the. arabian sea and also it's close to the straits of hormuz which is one of the busiest shipping lanes august on the nine hundred and nine kilometer border with iran and then. five hundred plus border with afghanistan according to locals living close to the pakistani. border that stated to say that by lutes groups are able to operate freely from of one is done as readily as iran with whom august on stage it has good relations and that the people who find sanctuary there that security forces of course are trying to block that border. and border. of on border and blue just under those critically important because. they key. in linking the china pakistan economic order door where china is spending or what fifty six billion dollars and that really of course eventually the port of go. to the matter of time crude oil hugely important province by by violence they have been attacked in this province even in t

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they're the main target here in the provincial capital of baluchistan province and they say the government isn't doing enough chief of find me stuff if it did going down and promised to make line a dire situation better for he has a lot of people but unfortunately peace in sudan has none and why does this struggle what david mitchell to see have taken for the people. we are tired of these incidents for the last twenty years this year has or a community has been under constant threat how long are we going to be victims of these attacks buggers on as long say the attacker they're using bases in our promised dawn and it's deployed security forces to guard and fence the border and it's promising to bring those. but dad gave. the north korean leader says he's open to more talks with the us president kim jong il. is washington comes to the table with quotes the right attitude he said he would give mr trump until the end of the year to decide on another meeting their second summit on ending pyongyang's nuclear program in february with both sides blaming each other for the deadlock. hundreds of th

they're the main target here in the provincial capital of baluchistan province and they say the government isn't doing enough chief of army staff if it did going down and promised to make line order situation better for he has a lot of people but unfortunately peace in sudan has none and why does this struggle what they would measure to see had taken for the people. we are tired of these incidents for the last twenty years this year has. our community has been under constant threat how long are we going to be victims of these attacks bloggers are no longer the attacker they're using. and it's deployed security forces to guard and fence the border and it's promising to bring those responsible to justice but that gives lifted solace for those who are grieving. prescription drugs in the united states are the highest in the world and members of the u.s. congress are on the increasing pressure to lower the costs al-jazeera as christensen only spoke to one family struggling to pay for lifesaving medication. hunter stego went off to college to study biochemistry and play football but he put all t