did the same thing but despite these high profile visits the people of basra say nothing has changed these latest protests a different this time they're organised by his rosy yellow vest say they want to join forces with other protest groups and put even more pressure on the government and to add the element they must rise always going to be a bowling pot and the situation will go out of control of things aren't solved. the choleric protest in basra may have changed but the problems are still the same rob matheson al jazeera baghdad still ahead on al-jazeera. the point. returns. to life. with. the best. i was at the. continues with me going into a war zone he said the first thing i look for is the exit to get to get out that nobody sees your pictures there's no point going to these places. sattar has never been a real easy sell for an investment how much are the reserves are they understated or that. they own those shares your company for the people baas. hello again more than one hundred people have been detained in egypt that was last year for criticizing the government that's acco

did the same thing but despite these high profile visits the people of basra say nothing has changed these latest protests a different this time they're organized by zero zero best say they want to join forces with other protest groups and put even more pressure on the government and today i had the idea must rise always going to be a pot and the situation will go out of control of things aren't solved. the color of protest in basra may have changed but the problems are still the same rob matheson al jazeera baghdad there is optimism in the democratic republic of congo as people welcomed their new leader despite the economic hurdles ahead and questions over the election that brought him to power all the public is eager to see how felix jessica they will deal with high unemployment corruption and fix poor services from some of the reports from kinshasa. it was just as former president joseph kabila took office eighteen years ago that abraham will open this roadside printing shop he says he started the business after he couldn't find a job in a country hit by high unemployment now that

the iraqi city of basra has faced months of protests against corruption and poll services demonstrators now say they want to get more organized and unite with other groups and they're embracing a movement that began in fronts rob matheson explains. yellow is now the color of protest in the southern iraqi city of basra angry crowds mainly of young people have adopted the brightly colored vests first seen in demonstrations on the streets of paris a few months ago. if the. universe movement symbolizes the rise against corruption by the people of basra and iraq we'll wearing these yellow vests to deliver a message to politicians that even simple oppressed protesters can make a change about seventy percent of iraq's oil sits beneath the land around basra. yet people who live here say little of the money comes to them. the city's electricity supply barely works the tap water is on drink because it's full of salt . and there's high unemployment catalyst lass said and i tell her know enough is enough the iraqi people have been suffering we need to wake up these politicians are making a joke out

on protests and from the streets of paris to southern iraq yellow becomes the color of protest in basra. thank you for joining us venezuela as president has hit back at his opponents at home and abroad with backing from the military and world powers like russia and china but the u.s. and his latin american allies are demanding that nicolas maduro be replaced by opposition leader one who has declared himself interim president the trumpet ministration is also calling a special session of the u.n. security council to discuss the crisis andy gallagher will tell us more about that in just a moment but first. reports from google town venezuela's border with colombia. one of to be other business well and regional military commanders took to the airwaves to declare loyalty to president nicolas maduro saying that the opposition efforts to replace him with the transition. the government where an attempted coup was a position reiterated by the country's defense minister bloody me by being. alert the people of venezuela that a coup is being carried out against our institutions against our democracy

did the same thing but despite these high profile visits the people of basra say nothing has changed these latest protests a different this time they're organized by his rosy yellow vest say they want to join forces with other protest groups and put even more pressure on the government and to add the. they must rise always going to be a bowling pot and the situation will go out of control of things aren't solved. the color of protest in basra may have changed but the problems are still the same rob matheson al jazeera baghdad. in indonesia the number of people killed by floods and landslides has risen to fifty nine many villages living near an overflowing dam in the south sulawesi province had to be evacuated thousands more were forced to leave their homes since tuesday after tarantula rain triggered severe flooding across the region earlier this month another landslide in java kent thirty two people. meanwhile soaring temperatures in australia have spock's more than fifty bushfires across the southern island state of tasmania hundreds of firefighters have been brought in from other

did the same thing but despite these high profile visits the people of basra say nothing has changed these latest protests are different this time they're organized by yellow vest say they want to join forces with other protest groups and put even more pressure on the government and to add the. they must rise always going to be a boiling pot and the situation will go out of control of things aren't solved. the color of protest in basra may have changed but the problems are still the same rob matheson al jazeera baghdad. let's just take you over to gaza now live pictures coming in from the gaza israel border where israeli forces are firing tear gas at palestinians staging there late as friday protests more than two hundred palestinians have been killed during the demonstrations which began last march palestinians are demanding a right to return to their ancestral lands that they were expelled from when israel was created more than seventy years ago. well it's time for sport is peter. i don't mind block up a very minute i accept your apology we still had to be australian open in a matc

hours of january the first intended to kill foreigners go to our correspondent in the western city of basra also coming up. for sonora is sworn in as brazil's new president vowing to liberate his country from socialism and political correctness all right leaders election marks a radical shift after decades of centrist rule. in twenty eighteen was one of the toughest years of on the americans career twenty nine teaching be any easier we look at what's ahead for the german chancellor. hello i'm terry march and welcome to the program german authorities say a man who bribed his car into new york crowds intended to kill foreigners five people were injured in the attack in the western city of basra with afghan and syrian nationals among the victims in a moment we'll get the latest from our correspondent there first this report. it's shortly before midnight when a car suddenly swerves towards a group of people celebrating the new year. the managed to dodge the vehicle. onlookers tried to stop the driver but he escaped. but old. car drove through the crowd everyone jumped to the left and right and

and from the streets of paris to southern iraq gallows becomes the color of protest in basra. welcome to the program venezuela's president has had his opponents at home and abroad with backing from the military and world powers like russia and china but the u.s. and its latin american allies are demanding that nicolas maduro be replaced by opposition leader plato has declared himself interim president un human rights chief michel bashfully is warning the situation may rapidly spiral out of control with counter. consequences i listened to reports not from venezuela's border with colombia. one after the other venezuelan regional military command took to the airwaves today clearly l.t. to president nicolas maduro saying that the opposition efforts to replace him with the transitional government were an attempted coup was a position reiterated by the country's defense minister blood even by that. i learned the people of venezuela that a coup is being carried out against our institutions against our democracy against our constitution against our president nicolas maduro the legitim

old suspect is said to have driven a car into a group of pedestrians in the western german city of basra four people were injured and police say afghan and syrian nationals were among the victims the state interior minister says the man clearly intended to kill foreigners. correspondents walsh is in basra where that attack took place welcome alice to talk us through what happened. last night just before new year's eve a man in his fifty's a german man tried to drive his car into a pedestrian here pot shop he was unsuccessful there but then he drove on to berlin a platts where i am now and he drove his car into a group of four people or interest of people with four people were injured. one person seriously one of the victims was also a child after that he's driven onto essen where he attempted to drive into another group but was unsuccessful they're. arrested. police when he was arrested he said xenophobia statements to police which led them to suspect it was racially motivated attack. and later the interior minister gave a speech here and he said it was clear that this man was trying to

it's a makeshift treatment center run by police in the southern city of basra trying to help addicts such as has sound. i have been an addict for more than seventeen months then i got arrested by police while i was buying large quantities of drugs to use every day my entire family has disowned me. drug smugglers have been crossing parts of the border with iran which were left with little protection during the four year war against isis importing mainly cannabis and methamphetamines drugs factories have also been discovered on the iraqi side of the border in plantations and orchards in bass or province. we're tightening security to prevent the smuggling of drugs and narcotics doing as much as we can to stop it but there are ways smugglers are getting past this the treatment center in basra run by the police is one of two unofficial facilities that the city has but they can handle only a few patients at a time so some of them come here this is the even the most hospital in baghdad and it's a rags only official addiction treatment center it can deal with about seventy four patients at a

it's a makeshift treatment center run by police in the southern city of basra trying to help addicts such as has done. i have been an addict for more than seventeen months then i got arrested by police while i was buying large quantities of drugs to use every day my entire family has disowned me. drug smugglers have been crossing parts of the border with iran which were left with little protection during a four year war against isis importing mainly cannabis and methamphetamines drugs factories have also been discovered on the iraqi side of the border in plantations and orchards in bass or province highlands. we're tightening security to prevent the smuggling of drugs and narcotics we're doing as much as we can to stop it but there are ways smugglers are getting past this the treatment center in basra run by the police is one of two unofficial facilities that the city has but they can handle only a few patients at a time so some of them come here this is the most hospital in baghdad and it's a rags only official addiction treatment center it can deal with about seventy four patients

it's a makeshift treatment center run by police in the southern city of basra trying to help addicts such as has sound. i have been an addict for more than seventeen months then i got arrested by police while i was buying large quantities of drugs to use every day my entire family has disowned me. drug smugglers have been crossing parts of the border with iran which were left with little protection during the four year war against isis importing mainly cannabis and methamphetamines drugs factories have also been discovered on the iraqi side of the border in plantations and orchards in bass or province. we're tightening security to prevent the smuggling of drugs and narcotics we're doing as much as we can to stop it but there are ways smugglers are getting past this the treatment center in basra run by the police is one of two unofficial facilities that the city has but they can handle only a few patients at a time so some of them come here this is the even the last hospital in baghdad and it's a rags only official addiction treatment center it can deal with about seventy four patient

basra generates iraq's income and yet people who live in basra can't have internet, don't have water, don't have electricity. when they protested, they wrote in arabic, english, the one that was on top was in farsi because they blamed iran for this and the shia political parties tied to iran. the next election is 2022. this last election in 2018 estimates 25%, to 40% of the population voted. because of that, the us preferred candidate, everything -- iran's general david petraeus on the ground, commander of a hybrid unit. imagine the cia and us special forces as one unit operating in iraq with unlimited resources and no rule of law, to be able to conduct assassinations. bribes, make people disappear, do things with impunity. this group basically is on the ground doing these types of things. finally, the sunni, kurdish and shia population centers paying attention to rejecting it and instead of backing the shia youth up in basra the united states state department condemned them for burning down the iranian consulate. sending a message that is how easy it is to run the americans off. i fo

everybody wants to cook, everybody wants basra. the sunni don't believe they make up 20 percent of the population because of the landmass that occupied. the sunnis want kirkuk, but she'll want kirkuk. all the infrastructure is in contest, everyone will fight for it and right now that shiite government has primacy and they are in those areas, they're in the region, there where the infrastructure is. when isis rolled into mosul, the first place isis went to was the revenge of operation in tikrit and they went there because that symbolized where saddam hussein was from and they went in there and they decimated the place. they decimate the place, there were 1000 isis fighters that held territory until we finally broke with baghdad that we were bringing in us airstrikes . so the government now and decide whether that happens. there will be no sunni stand, there will be no curtis dan unfortunately because you have that the okay has now sided with theirtraditional allies . . i don't want to say allies that if you have to look at what happ

january the first intent to kill foreign affairs will go to our correspondent in the western city of basra also coming up. your balsam nala is sworn in as brazil's new president vowing to liberate his country from socialism and political correctness the far right leader's election marks a radical shift after decades of son from school. and a new year's miracle in the ruins of a collapsed apartment building in russia rescuers pulled a little baby boy to safety after he spent more than a day trapped in subzero temperatures. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program german authorities say a man who ran the car into new year's crowds intended to kill foreigners five people were injured in the attack in the western city of basra with afghan and syrian nationals among the victims in a moment we'll get the latest from our correspondent there first this report. it's shortly before midnight when a car suddenly swerves towards a group of people celebrating the new year name managed to dodge the vehicle. onlookers tried to stop the driver but he escaped. but all those i'm a complete push to make

accepted here about the people of basra now this isn't the first time the foreigners in germany have been targeted in by lines of taxes that. no last year they seemed to be a series of attacks against foreigners we saw a few awesome attacks against my creation vikrant shelters in germany. and probably most notably were these. protests in encampments in august where large groups of. right wing extremists were protesting and hounding foreign looking people. here i was to thank you so much steve i was so walsh there in ball truck. brazil's new president shyer bowl so narrow has taken office in his first public speech at the helm of latin america's biggest nation the former army captain declared a crusade against crime corruption and left wing ideology his second name is messy us and many brazilians do see him as a kind of messiah also nora's supporters hope he can revive the economy and bring safety to the streets but others worry that is hardline policies could lead to an erosion of fundamental rights was the. president's loose far right president now officially in office. is vowing bi

it's a makeshift treatment center run by police in the southern city of basra trying to help addicts such as has sound. i have been an addict for more than seventeen months then i got arrested by police while i was buying large quantities of drugs to use every day my entire family has disowned me. drug smugglers have been crossing parts of the border with iran which were left with little protection during a four year war against isis importing mainly cannabis and methamphetamines drugs factories have also been discovered on the iraqi side of the border in plantations and orchards in bass or province highlands. we're tightening security to prevent the smuggling of drugs and narcotics we're doing as much as we can to stop it but there are ways smugglers are getting past this the treatment center in basra run by the police is one of two unofficial facilities that the city has but they can handle only a few patients at a time so some of them come here this is the even the most hospital in baghdad and it's a rags only official addiction treatment center it can deal with about seventy four

consulate in basra. none of that seems serious enough to warrant something like plans being made for possible military action in iran. we do have to say that sinpresit trump has taken office, he has taken a very hard line toward the iranians, tightened sanctions to a huge degree and of course john bolton himself also someone who has been very, very tough on iran in the past and issued some pretty staunch threats against the iranians as well. >> and lastly on turkey, the president warns them not to go after the kurds. then he says that the kurds can't provoke turkey. so give us context to all this. how go how did we get here? >> it is a big, big issue.way that we got here essentially is that in 2014, 2015, the u.s. needed ground forces to fight against isis and the kurds up there in northern syria were by far the best option and continue to be the best option for the united states. the problem is that turkey doesn't like them and the problem is that they also have a beef with the assad government as well,

consulate in basra forcing the u.s. consulate there to close temporarily, shep. >> shepard: what else have we heard from the pentagon on this? >> according to a senior former u.s. defense initial with knowledge of the preparations, the pentagon was asked to prepare to strike iran. the department was concerned i'm told that one senior participant in the national security counsel deputy's meeting was shocked and dismayed by the request. jim mattis joined by secretary of state mike pompeo "resisted the request and prevailed." the pentagon did provide military options to the national security counsel but mattis tried to manage expectations as to what they would entail. officially this is the statement released by pentagon spokesmanker no rob manning today. the department of defense is a planning organization and provides the president military options for a variety of threats, routinely reviewing and updating plans to deal with a host of threats including those posed by iran and to defer and if necessary to respond to aggre

this is a strangely football pitch where you can see the passion the joy every single emotion basra i. fans would not look out of place in europe try telling them that the ball doesn't matter in australia. based on the same football has a bright future in the country expansion is necessary however and the fans are calling for a second division to give more clubs and more players a chance of professionalism you need a second division to die and it's ridiculous that a country like australia only has one top tier of australian football and there's no wife or anyone outside to get in that with the expansion i think it will give more strain kids the opportunity comes down the money and. you know you do you pretty much want government to step in and help much more with you know backing the guy. in the main one the next step for the socceroos is the defend the asian cup crown in the united arab emirates demonstrate they can manage that and the matildas can go find the women's woke up and the guy he will experience and not them in the room. and the man expecting to deliver that is grandma and

injured by a fifty year old german man he rammed his car into two separate crowds in the german city of basra and of the majority of the victims were migrants from syria and afghanistan reported the driver made xenophobic comments while being arrested there are also reports the man has a mental illness. in a historic split the newly formed orthodox church of ukraine has been granted independence from the russian church and just a few hours ago the patriarch of constantinople handed over a document that formalized the split and you get to the head of the new church on many politicians in ukraine elated at the decision some orthodox christians are concerned about the tension of consequences but in a culture of a split. a long awaited present has finally been delivered to ukraine patriarch of constantinople has granted its ukrainian are to dogs to urge and autonomy on the eve of our two dogs christmas special decree was signed officially recognizing an independent ukrainian art adox church and of course ukrainian president petro poroshenko was there shedding tears of pressure to it. thank god it

don but it just happened when the beep when the british forces up to disappeared from their bases in basra it was three am one day in two thousand and six the only embedded reporter was tom newton don and i can be repeats his report without comment he regards it as some kind of a triumph for the western allies will just feel so but embedded journalism as a whole it's got to be done the it came out of the fiasco of media relations in. in the falklands war in one thousand nine hundred two they had to be a better way of doing things the newspaper and as the t.v. bosses and the energy came up with the idea of attaching a small number of british troops a british journalist in the next war the next war was even see this is a conspiracy in response to vietnam because the vietnamese the reporting of vietnam so did destroyed people's beliefs in the vietnam war in the united states i think the americans had a different experience viet nam's the first full day of the last and then later conflicts the invasion of grenada and panama which happened more or less the same time they kept the process comple

hostility towards israel for now most people don't appear to want another large scale conflict zain basra the old a zero to one. canadian prime minister justin trudeau has fired his ambassador to canada to china john mccallum was let go after his comments on a case involving a senior executive of chinese tech giant huawei earlier this week mcadam described america's extradition request for men one so as flawed adding that it would be a great it would be great for canada if washington dropped its man was arrested in vancouver last month accused of evading american sanctions on iran. facebook has announced plans to integrate three of the world's biggest messaging applications whatsapp instagram and facebook messenger the social media giant says it's working to get the three applications talking to each other while still running them as separate platforms the plan is in its early stages and could be completed by the end of this year or early next year is said to be a pet project of chief executive mark is a work. now surly in day festivities have once again been overshadowed by a growing deb

how do you hide this is cool in basra cast around the world and covering the world of business and finance of the impact on all of us i'm far too old in washington thank you for being on board we're sure glad that you coming up today we asked the question do crypto currencies impact the real economy and if so how boris rashard a managing director of f.b.i. consulting is standing by with the answer and the second largest aluminum company in the world who saw all and its majority owner russian all of our cola darragh pasta have been the subject of debate and discussion in the u.s. congress as a troubled ministration effort to relax economic sanctions alex mahela bitch has a story about what's going on and how the company has been impacted plus am l k y c and other acronyms may mess with some viewers minds today will take the mystery out of financial regulations and explain why they're there and what they do with. marina baron obs of status consulting plus the world economic forum is taking place we get a report from anastasia churkin of who's there in davos switzerland and later leaner meane

hostility towards israel for now most people don't appear to want another large scale conflict zain basra the old a zero to one u.s. president all or trump is being criticized by his own supporters after retreating on has border wall to moms to end the longest government shutdown and american history on day thirty five of the shutdown congress unanimously passed a temporary deal to fund the government until february fifteenth charm says he could still declare a national emergency to secure the five point seven billion dollars for the wall if no agreement is reached in the next three weeks the u.n. is again warning that referring to refugees in bangladesh cannot be sent back to myanmar because it is not safe the special rapporteur on human rights has been visiting says the car so this could have global consequences that are going to end reports now from. these roving does experience the evils of humanity in me and mark yet the lure of home is like a magnet and they long to return as citizens with equal rights the refugees reject any repatriation plan that can't guarantee that. evaded leeso

the armed groups capacity to operate in kenya but it remains a threat elsewhere in east africa as in basra the reports from nairobi. president who can yet i begin the new year by thanking kenya soldiers for their service and telling civilians they too have a role to play in the country's security i further every kenyan in twenty nineteen and beyond to continue to remain vigilant let the authorities know if you see a suspicious person in your village or neighborhood be aware of who is around you and do not allow terrorists or criminals to hide amongst us. attacks by the armed group at a shopping mall and a university in kenya in two thousand and thirteen and twenty fifteen killed more than two hundred people and change the way the government deploys its security forces the army took over from the police to launch a multi agency operation around boney forest on the somali border once a safe haven for al shabaab kenyan security forces have taken back territory destroyed temporary training camps and stop the free movement of armed fighters coming over the border from somalia people who had mov

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future people displaced by years of fighting wanting to go home may have to wait a little longer is in basra the older zero nairobi in the united states senator lindsey graham says he's asked the president trying to temporarily reopen parts of the government as a partial shutdown enters its twenty fourth day the longest in u.s. history graham says it would allow talks to resume between republicans and democrats over funding for a wall on the us mexico border tried to see if we could open up the government for a limited pitter period of time to negotiate a deal and the president says let's make a deal then open up the government that nancy pelosi says even if you open up the government fund a wall so that's why i'm depressed. you know again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera turkey's presidential spokesman says the u.s. must honor its strategic relationship with turkey this is in response to president sweets threatening to devastate turkey's economy if its forces attack in syria. at least fifteen people have been killed after a military plane crashed in iran it happened n

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it's a makeshift treatment center run by police in the southern city of basra trying to help addicts such as his son. i have been an addict for more than seventeen months then i got arrested by police while i was buying large quantities of drugs to use every day my entire family has disowned me. drug smugglers have been crossing parts of the border with iran which were left with little protection joining the four year war against isis importing mainly count of this and methamphetamines drugs factories have also been discovered on the iraqi side of the border. rightly taking to the u.s. now where the justice department is set to make an announcement with regards to china chinese telecommunications giant huawei let's listen then houseman's i want to remind everyone that the defendants in these cases as in every case are innocent until proven guilty and they deserve the due process of law first i am announcing that a grand jury in seattle has returned an indictment that alleges ten federal crimes by two affiliates of telecommunications corporation weiwei technologies according to the in

militias from extremists, fired mortars in the vicinity of our embassy in baghdad and our consulate in basratile act. if you let a country like iran get away with it, they will to begin. i think what was done and asking for military options for the president, it will always make the decision and the income was rational. >> morgan: that was actually senator lieberman, who i have met with several times. you and i are the national security nerds come here come at fox. we get into those things. i sort of laughed at this report of the president was shocked and dismayed. i don't think it's possible. i think this is another frivolous leak. part of the job of the national security advisor is to provide a number of options to the presen present. they were harassing and intimidating airships in the persian gulf. >> brian: the president is saying, "why are we letting this happen customer should nibble them out of the water?" and secretary mattis sit at the time, "you want to do that." and he asked why. you press that is a leader. in not providing options for the present, he would be doing his job. does

hostility towards israel for now most people don't appear to want another large scale conflict zain basra the old a zero to hero or yellow vests demonstrators are gathering for the eleventh straight weekend in france to protest against president of my new on my calls government unlike in previous weeks this protest in paris turned violent the demonstrations began in november over a proposal to raise fuel taxes the government scrapped the plan but protests have since grown into anti government rallies and calls for mccall to resign thanks for watching the news great you can keep in touch with us on social media use the hashtag a.j. news great we will see you back here soon you're fourteen fifteen g.m.t. on sunday thanks for watching but by. russian filmmaker andrina christoph explores how putin's russia impacts the very values of the nation the russians are famous for their cultural legacy but can traditional and conservative be the source of stagnation and authoritarian rule why does a super heated by the police to seize ukraine six homosexuality the second the. booting to the russian eli

is insulating itself effectively from any problems and also reaction now from our correspondents in basra the integrand first massage about the impacts. well foreign ministers meeting in bucharest are supposed to give more details as to exactly how this transaction transaction payment channel will work it will not use dollars it is designed to contour bypass those u.s. sanctions were imposed on iran now what we understand is that it will be called in stocks it will be based in paris overseen by a german banking manager and will have a board in the united kingdom it's a joint effort and it really is aimed at trying to keep this iran nuclear deal alive in the beginning it will be used only for things like medicines medical devices some humanitarian items and food but it may be expanded but what most analysts say is that it is in line on likely to be able to persuade a big multinational companies in europe such as france's total or germany's daimler to start trading with iran again because they simply will not want to risk being penalized by u.s. sanctions when they really rely on the very l

cells and more welcoming an inclusive europe and in many respects we already did exactly dead part of basrahears young green members of the european parliament of infighting every day. and the moment that momentum is continuing because so far ten climate strikes are planned on the eighteenth of january and that's just in switzerland but also students in other countries have been taking part for example this one here was taken in uganda and they're quite pleased to continue they said doing more and his also a message from flossy in ireland calling on others to join in next month's protests this is a shout out to all those little and we need help because readers are trying to strike outside every school and i wanted to show the government that we do need an education. well so far the protests have received a lot of support on social media and these are some of the messages like this one that we're seeing this presence is young people trying to shake things up for the comments are not irresponsible but more responsible then opinion makers and politicians will keep an eye on that story especial

look at some of the other stories making news around the world or thought is in the german city of basra up say four people were injured when a man drove his car into pedestrians just after midnight on new year's day a fifteen year old suspect was later arrested officials believe the attack may have been directed against foreigners. place in britain the treating of stopping attack in the city of manchester as i terrorism incident three people including a police officer was seriously injured on unis east of the city's central victoria train station one mob has been arrested. at least eight people have been injured one man after a man drove into a crowd of people celebrating the minister in tokyo police say the suspect that assaulted a ninth person on the street a twenty one year old has been arrested. in russia a ten year old to a ten month old baby has been found alive thirty five hours after an explosion leveled an apartment complex rescuers found the boy in freezing temperatures after hearing his cries before just for the ghastly course the blast at least seven people were killed. in j

look at some of the other stories making news around the world or thought is in the german city of basra say four people were injured when a man drove his car into pedestrians just after midnight on new year's day a fifty year old suspect was later arrested officials believe the attack may have been directed against foreigners. place in britain the treating of stopping attack in the city of manchester as i terrorism incident three people including a police officer were seriously injured on unis east of the city's central victoria train station one mob has been arrested. at least eight people have been injured one man after a man drove into a crowd of people celebrating new year's eve in tokyo police say the suspect that assaulted a ninth person on the street a twenty one year old has been arrested. in russia a ten year old to a ten month old baby has been found alive thirty five hours after an explosion leveled an apartment complex rescuers found the boy in freezing temperatures after hearing his cries before his for the ghastly course the blast at least seven people were killed. in janu

the shia youth rose up in basra and burnt down the american consulate.the bert down the political office buildings. they burn down the designated come assumed to be designated terrorist organizations or league of the righteous. the burn down their offices also. they vandalized offices, these entities, and iranian proxy, a religious party set up by the iranian's during saddam's rule. the shia youth are pushing back against shia political parties. they made a big mistake under this current leadership. we condemned it. we didn't condemn it with nuance , we should've said we understand your frustrations are not getting water, you're not getting electricity, basra is, basically generates iraq's income. and yet, people who live in basra can have internet, don't have water i don't have electricity. and when they protested, they actually wrote their chance in islamic and arabic but the one on top was in julian castro because they blamed iran for it. so we had a great opportunity, the next question is 2022. this last election in 2018, estimates between 25 and 44

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