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arrest the questions were raised about how it was possible that a man who was allegedly in the role of beisel deputy minister of war had remained unnoticed or at least untouched for a significant period of time not far from the country's capital and some talks not just about inability to cope with these high level terrorists but even its willingness to do so these critics have drawn attention to how certain inefficiencies within ukrainian government have facilitated such dangerous individuals to slip the net they've drawn attention for example to the holes in the needle system and law enforcement to a very lively fake passport trade as. what is of course the endemic problem with corruption which has allowed the systematic abuses of power and just as a final note in terms of the white accomplice context outside of ukraine it's worth noting that this is not just an issue for the country itself but also for its neighbors we know that for 2 years ukraine has enjoyed a visa free regime with the e.u. and because of that could potentially if it continues to allow people to remain undisturbed on its

feisal wife's ask herself her family is riddled with guilt that he set off on his journey for them beisel son has a message for his father. or for any other planning on following in his footsteps come back home it's not worth it we want you back he says nicholas hawke al-jazeera. italian police say they've dismantled an international drug smuggling ring involving more than 150 suspects in europe africa and asia 900 suspected ring leaders have been arrested most of them are from tanzania they're believed to have directed heroin shipments from asia to italy for years since $212144.00 corners have been arrested and more than $40000000.00 worth of heroin and cocaine. protesters in hong kong have been threatening to stage pop up demonstrations in different parts of the city after saturday saw some of the worst violence in weeks more than 200 people were arrested so if you go paul and reports. the question in hong kong nowadays isn't whether protesters will be on the streets but rather which ones spell take over coming up to the 5th month the weekend demonstrations these latest protests brought

feisal wife's ask herself her family is riddled with guilt that he set off on his journey for them beisel son has a message for his father. or for any other planning on following in his footsteps come back home it's not worth it we want you back he says. hawk al-jazeera. southeast asian leaders are working to salvage progress towards what could become the world's biggest trading block there in thailand for the summit and agreements on a trade deal between 16 countries is being held up by several challenges including new demands from india it's concerned cheaper chinese imports may undermine its economy scott heiler has more from bank. advancement are what could be the world's largest free trade agreement have not been made here at the summit in bangkok there was hope that there would be a movement forward on the 16 nations that are going to form this block but india has been said has some reservations thus it hasn't moved forward now the us the on host thailand really wanted there to be some type of agreement or pollution area agreement signed during these meetings during this summit over

ice and fighters have importantly broken out who had classes as terrorists since then hundreds of beisel fighters have importantly broken out of kurdish jails some of them are either nationals and political analyst you said but of kurdish jails some of them are even nationals and political analyst yousef area believes that europe needs to take responsibility for those extremists. erema believes that europe needs to take responsibility for those extremists. since the president is sending situation right now even the president is sending situation right now. the concern that even are strongly opposed to the concern that even are strongly opposed to strongly oppose the biggest concern about the difficulty of prosecuting these strong because the biggest concern about the difficulty of crime. securing these people and also monitoring them so about problems not sky people and also monitoring them so about problems not sky clear cut laws in place and that you must look at each of the cut laws in place and. you must look at each of these fighters i think case by case basis the government needs t

feisal wife's ask herself her family is riddled with guilt that he set off on his journey for them beisel son has a message for his father. or for any other planning on following in his footsteps come back home it's not worth it we want you back he says they talk al-jazeera. a private aid group says an italian offshore supply ship has saved about 200 people who have been making the dangerous mediterranean crossing from north africa to europe a charity called alarm phones says they were rescued late friday and early saturday it was not yet known where the refugees and migrants will be taken. now the mountains of central asia are home to some of a large variety of wild animals including snow leopards conservationists say their numbers are increasing after kurdistan's government imposed a strict hunting ban. reports. in northeast kurdistan. every other day they set off a dawn to scour the surrounding mountains volunteer rangers from nearby villages and hunt for poachers record them grouper used to be a lot of poachers that's why did number of animals was decreasing well most didn't see any i