news live from berlin belgium on high alert top terror suspects stands trial for his involvement in a shootout before his capture once europe's most of a wanted man so lobbed a slam is believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen terror attacks in paris with links also to the cell that carried out the brussels bombings after his arrest also coming up is a new government finally in sight for germany after a missing deadline last night there's hope coalition talks could finally bear fruit this evening our correspondent has more on one could make or break a deal and ate the stunning a super bowl win for the underdog fans go wild after the philadelphia eagles defeat the new england patriots to win american football's biggest prize for the very first time. all right thanks very much for your company everyone we start in belgium the country is on high alert today the trial there has started of the man who's believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks so lobbed islam is standing trial in brussels over the shoot outs with belgian police tha

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news live from berlin belgium on high alert today as the trial begins for a top terror suspect the charges relate to the international manhunt for the man believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the two thousand and fifteen terrorist attacks we will get the latest from brussels. also coming up israel begins issuing deportation notices that thousands of african migrants the government says they could face jail time they refuse to leave. germany too because parties miss a weekend deadline on talks to form a new government but negotiations resume today with impatience growing what is holding back on the americans hopeful coalition. and stunning a super bowl x.x.x.v. go wild after the philadelphia eagles defeat the new england patriots to win american football's biggest prize for the very first time i am. i'm so me so misconduct good to have you with us belgium is on high alert today as the trial begins for the man who is believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the two thousand and fifteen paris attacks today's session will focus on a shoot out with belgian police that led to his cap

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more on what could make or break the deal also coming out a lot of the song that goes on trial in belgium is believed to be the last surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks with links to the bombings in brussels two and the music festival bringing harmony to a troubled region of mali with reports from what some call the real cradle of the blues on the banks of the niger river. own way aloha great to have you along everywhere germany's two biggest political parties appear to be inching closer to a coalition deal despite failing to meet a deadline on sunday negotiations have resumed again today an agreement would move germy a step closer to a continuation of the grand coalition between chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and the center left social democrats but there are still sticking points including a labor law and health care. chief political correspondent linda crane is joining us she's been following the talks so are the is the finish line in sight melinda. from what we hear from the negotiators who are in fact still working toward getting to that finish line it is

for so up to slam he's facing the belgian justice system the charges against him in this case in belgium aren't directly linked to the november thirteenth previous attacks it's true but for us there is a link to this man to seller. belgium's federal prosecutor says the trial could shed more light on the assailants who planned the paris and brussels attacks whether the court will learn more from abdus lama himself is unclear since his arrest he's refused to speak to interrogators as ash about al-jazeera brussels belgium. israel has given to importation notices to thousands of african refugees and threatened any he refused to leave with imprisonment they've been told to leave israel by april first for an unnamed african country in exchange for thirty five hundred dollars and a plane ticket the government says around twenty thousand have already been expelled about sixty thousand refugees nearly all from eritrea and sudan crossed israel's border with egypt before the government erected a fence along the desert front here many were fleeing violence and persecution. you know a funeral. killed

harvesting and selling personal data is big business to these days now belgium court has ruled that facebook's tracking of internet users in illegal weapons that threaten its business model also coming up costs a very modest ten years of independence we take a look at how europe's newest country is trying to stabilize its economy. and germany's organic farmers are getting into mass production so chemist stay true to their principles. base is your business update on how to humphrey in berlin thanks for joining me a belgian court has threatened facebook with a fine of up to one hundred million euros if it continues to break belgium's privacy laws by tracking people on third party websites now facebook says it will appeal the ruling the quarters also ruled that the american company must delete all data gathered illegally on belgian citizens including people who are not facebook uses the court said quote facebook informs us insufficiently about gathering information about us the kind of data it collects what it does with that data and how long it stores it. so let's bring in our financial correspo

all right we're going to have to belgium now where that country is on high alert today the trial has started of the man who is believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks so lobbed islam is standing trial in brussels over the shootout with police that led to his capture he has so far refused to answer questions about the charges against him. and abuse the teri schultz is covering a solid islams trial at the justice palace in brussels and can join her right now terry to talk just a little bit about how the day unfolded in the court today. well for most of the morning. stuck to his refusal to speak he wouldn't even stand up when the judge asked him to confirm his identity that went on for several hours with his accomplice so if you and i are answering all the questions then suddenly obvious long decided he needed to say something and he stood up and said you know just because i'm being silent doesn't mean i'm guilty he said muslims never get the presumption of innocence so do not judge me now and he told the judge i'm not afraid of you i put my trust i

it all began in belgium. how's it. looking good michel. he started out this time to the edge where he stayed for six years they've been champions of the belgian late ten times but why his little brother aaron also plays football species next stop was must say maybe she has a. ship and this french seaport that's why i grew to be a much softer strikeout and international player. oh and he also has a twin sister who is a model. for the. q. twenty fifteen the batsmen made his international debut as a belgian. and with the belgian national team he has loads of fun. concert to use in my site he headed to chelsea she has a. thirty nine million euros a record transfer from a site. what else is a fan of sponge bob. and dragon ball. right nation. so no one's adornment me she has a. history. since day one but why has had to prove to the goldman fans that he can be a new and better about his predecessor obama yeah i did pretty well i'm left behind large shoes to fill. that position opened up the she was that to sweep into the rescue. scene with. being

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the only surviving suspect from the paris attacks in two thousand and fifteen is on trial in belgium salaam is charged with attempted murder for trying to kill police during a shooting and brussels in two thousand and sixteen the belgian born frenchman was arrested along with another suspect four days before bomb attacks killed thirty two people in the belgian capital reports from brussels. it was in this house in the district of brussels that salah up to islam was arrested in march twenty sixth. you only surviving suspect to the paris attacks the previous november up to slum spend four months on the run hiding in places not far from his family home a few days before being caught he was involved in a shootout with police in another part of the belgian capital his trial will examine his role in the crime. to slam is also linked to the bombers who attacked brussels four days after his arrest nearly two years on the belgian government has lowered the threat level but analysts say europe remains a target. the meek another attack is always possible whether it's by i saw all kind or anothe

the only surviving suspect in the paris attacks more than two years ago is going on trial in belgium on separate charges. accused of trying to murder police in a shoot out a few days before his arrest and two thousand and sixteen. joins us live from brussels where all of this is happening so how do we expect this all to play out today. in court as we speak here arrived a bit earlier his hair has grown and he was wearing white and this is of course the first time that we have seen up to some since he was arrested in brussels back in march two thousand and sixteen now one of the big questions this week was will. speak will break his silence because until now he has been kept in a high security prison just outside of paris in solitary confinement but he has refused to speak to interrogators when the judge asked him a bit earlier to identify himself by confirming his name and his age he indicated that he did not wish to talk now whether or not that will change later in the week remains to be seen but it does seem that for the time being solid dislike will not talk in this court when he's

belgium's federal prosecutors says the trial could shed more light on the assailants who planned the paris and brussels attacks whether the cooled will learn more from abt a slum himself is unclear since his arrest he's refused to speak to interrogators. while at the time of his arrest solid dislodge was europe's most wanted man so as you can imagine security at this process court is extremely high and is a bit of a headache for security officials it's a huge nineteenth century building a strong sprawling building with thousands of doors and windows that will have to be secured there are more than one hundred police officers deployed here alone as allowed to slum in self is being kept in a prison in northern france is nearly two hundred kilometers away and each day french and belgian elite forces are a scorching him back and forth to and from this court in this trial so nothing is being left to chance but a tosser butler live in brussels thank you. south sudan's war in parties are holding another round of peace talks in the capital addis ababa the country's civil war began four years

on the program the only surviving suspect from the twenty fifteen paris attack appears in court in belgium and says he didn't say any questions on the photos that show china is making rapid progress building military bases in the south china sea. hello there we're seeing some heavy snow over moscow recently we've seen so much snow that it's actually brought down over two thousand trees and that in turn has brought down some power lines as well and it's also caused a fair amount of disruption now on the ground there around fifty centimeters of snow that's just lying there at the moment now fortunately it looks like the worst is over the system responsible for all that wintry weather it's gradually pulling away towards the northeast but behind it is going to tell a good deal cooler so the maximum temperature on tuesday we're just looking at minus ten so a very cold day here still the end of the snow over europe though still for the southwestern parts there is this circulation here has gradually edging its way across parts of france and across the alps as well still more wintry weather out of

kicking off in belgium today in belgium today and we will try and get an update on that a bit later in the show in the meantime though the britain based syrian observatory for human rights says the twenty three civilians have been killed in strikes on rebel held damascus the bombing comes after activists accuse government forces of new chlorine gas attacks and it live province over the weekend medics in the town of sorry say that they treated civilians for breathing disorders linked to the poisonous gas following government airstrikes the syrian regime denies using chemical weapons and meanwhile pictures have emerged of the aftermath of russian air raids and in the province that reportedly killed several people towns are said to have been bombarded after rebels shot down a russian jet and killed its pilot over the weekend. for more on this i am joined now by syrian activist from istanbul he is the host of the syrian opposition radio station which is highly critical of the assad regime welcome to you and thank you so much for joining us i want to turn first to these reports of this alle

has threatened facebook with a fine of up to one hundred million euros if it continues to break belgium's privacy laws by tracking people on third party websites now facebook says it will appeal the ruling the quarters also ruled that the american company must delete all data gathered on belgian citizens including people who are not facebook uses the court said quote facebook informs us insufficiently about gathering information about us the kind of data for it collects what it does with that data and how long it it stores. so let's bring in our financial correspondent for us so fisherman ski who is standing by for us in new york to tell us more about this facebook case sophie facebook wants to appeal the ruling but clearly belgium has hit the company where it hurts doesn't it. yes and definitely that could seriously hurt facebook and its business model because this is their main revenue stream is making money with tracking frequent serving behavior and placing ads of companies on websites consumers are visiting and the social media from uses different methods to do so and to track the on

suspect accused of involvement in the 2015 paris terrorattacks, salah abdeslam, goes on trial in belgium. the charges he faces are not related to the french attacks, but to a gun—battle he is alleged to have had with police while on the run in belgium. the european union's chief negotiator for brexit, michel barnier, is in london for talks with his british counterpart, david davis. on tuesday and thursday, negotiating teams will hold the first technical talks in brussels on what a transition may look like. a week of discussions will culminate in the first formal discussions about the future relationship after the uk has left the eu. the german chancellor, angela merkel, will make a final push to draft a coalition deal with the country's centre—left social democrats today. both sides had hoped to wrap up talks on sunday, but couldn't agree on key policy areas such as healthcare. it has been four months since the election, which plunged the country into political turmoil. a south korean appeals court is due to decide the fate of the samsung group's, vice chairman, jay y lee. he was convict

this is deja vu news live from berlin belgium on high alert as a trial gets underway for a top terror suspect the charges relate to a shoot out before his capture he is believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks but so far he has refused to answer any questions also coming up rights groups report fresh chlorine gas attacks in syria at least province during government air raids the assad regime denies that it is using chemical weapons and israel begins issuing deportation notices to thousands of afghan migrants the government says they could face jail time if they refuse to leave. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us belgium is on high alert today as the trial begins for the man who was believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks of the slum is on trial in brussels today over the shootout with belgian police that led to his capture he has so far refused to answer any questions about this charge is against him. and we'll get more on the court case in just a moment but first let's take a closer l

belgium is on high alert this evening the trial has started of the man who's believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks. is standing trial in brussels today over the shootout with belgian police that led to his capture he has so far refused to answer questions about the charges against him but did speak to question the court's legitimacy. earlier i spoke to de w's teri schultz who is at the trial in brussels and i asked her exactly why he did or what he had to say in court. he was speaking in general that muslims are not given the presumption of innocence and i think that the muslim community in belgium has suffered a lot of stigmatisation because of of the slum of course at the same time it also harbored him he was found with relatives back in his home district of mullin back so i think that you have people who are very much worried about what this trial what this entire you know terror investigation paris and brussels says about their community at the same time they may also be feeling some sort of empathy we're not sure this is the first day of t

he is facing charges relating to a shootout he had with police while on the run in belgium.abdeslam arrived a short time ago. he is alleged to have fled the scene, he is caught on cctv at a service station on the way to brussels. this case relates to when he was discovered in a safe house about three miles from here. police went to the building and came under serious fire, it intermittently, lasted several hours. three officers were injured and salah abdeslam was said to have fled via the roof. a few days after that the word the brussels attacks at the airport. this is one specific elements, a smaller element of the bigger terror allegations against him. but the lawyers for him say he is willingly taking part, he has been silent in prison since. it may been silent in prison since. it may be we get some information about the wider investigation he is accused of. kevin, good to talk to you this morning. a new ring—fenced tax to fund the nhs and social care in england has been proposed by a panel of health experts. the panel, commissioned by the liberal democrats has also recom

has more on what could make or break a deal also coming up so low i'll just drop goes on trial in belgium is believed to be the last surviving suspect of the twenty fifteen paris attacks with links to bombings in brussels two plus stocks tumble only well known to gloat to sell off continues in new york after such a long bull market is this the big correction our business desk has more also the music festival bring harmony to a troubled region of mali through port from what some call the real cruel of the blues on the banks of the niger river and a stunning super bowl win for the other dogs fans go wild after the philadelphia eagles defeat the new england patriots to win an american of football's biggest prize for the very first time. tom little rock thanks for your company everyone. germany's two biggest political parties appear to be inching closer to a coalition deal despite failing to meet a deadline on sunday negotiations ever sumed again today while an agreement would move. germany a step closer to a continuation of the grand coalition between shots on the americans conservatives and

news live from berlin belgium on the high alert as a trial gets underway for a top terror suspect the charges relate to a shoot out before his capture he is believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen terrorist attacks but so far he has been used to answer any questions we will go live to brussels also coming up is will begin to be issuing deportation notices to thousands of african migrants the government says that they could face jail time if they refuse to leave. and a stunning super bowl win for the underdogs fans go wild after the philadelphia eagles defeated view england patriots to win america's football's biggest prize the very first time. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us belgium is on high alert today as the trial begins for the man who is believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris and tax sela of the slum arrived at the palace of justice in brussels earlier this morning his first appearance in public since his arrest today session will focus on the shoot out with belgian police that led to his capture.

twenty fifteen paris attacks refuses to answer questions as he goes on trial for a shootout with belgium place. president al don't let ya mean has declared a fifteen day state of emergency as a political crisis that deepens parliament is under military control stopping opposition politicians from funneling pietschmann motions against senior government figures and the president is continuing to defy a supreme court order to release political prisoners shola ballasts as the latest. opposition politicians film outside molly's criminal court waiting to hear the fate of the colleagues. and abdul listen and they were arrested and charged with bribery upon arriving in the country on sunday a judge dropped the charges and released them they are two of nearly twenty politicians affected by a supreme court ruling that has created a political crisis in the island nation. in celebration on thursday when they top court called for the retrial of nine opposition politicians including exiled former president mohammad machine and the judges reinstated twelve employees who had lost their seats for siding

as the only surviving suspect from the paris attacks and twenty fifteen is on trial in belgium he is charged with trying to kill police during a shoot time in brussels nearly two years ago disallowing accused the court of bias and refused to answer questions about his actions or reports from brussels. flanked by massed police officers refused to stand up at his trial in brussels and told the judge that he would not answer questions the only surviving suspect in the november twenty fifth dean parris attacks which killed one hundred thirty people to slums in court over a police shootout in the belgian capital the following year which eventually led to his arrest up to slum told the judge i do not wish to respond to any questions i defend myself by keeping silent muslims are judged and treated without pity there is no presumption of innocence outside the courtroom his lawyer refused to comment on his client's decision on the we are not at the alter going to give him a call up to say that we talked about procedural problems the fact that there are new civil parties and what it really is

back the only surviving suspect from the paris attacks more than two years ago has gone on trial in belgium. is charged with trying to murder police in a shootout the belgian born frenchman was arrested along with another suspect four days before bomb attacks killed thirty two people in the belgian capital. pictures obtained by philippines media appear to show further militarization of the spratly islands and the disputed south china sea photos released by the philippine daily inquirer show china has built several multistory kong create buildings on one of the artificial islands china has previously said that construction is intended to improve peace and maritime security. headed for a presidential runoff in april after candidates fail to get enough votes to win sunday's election the campaign has been dominated by the issue of same sex marriage a christian evangelist opposed to it has the most votes so far. those are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera front is next. it's one of the most violent places on earth but just how democratic is the democratic republic of co

i think people understand fully that is not just in france, but in belgium and germany. if you can sell there, you can do for money and your company can hire more people. i think that is intuitive, but what we saw in tpp was a different type of debates. and we have a reacted to a. reacted to it on the way that we communicated on trade negotiations. we're the most transparent negotiating body in the world. our text is online. everything is online, except for market access, when you have to keep your cards close to the chest. only specific sectors are interested. saying that want to know how much my government is going to sacrifice if it makes concessions. we engage much more on conversations, public debates, going to national parliaments, also, we publish the text of people said i do not understand these things. was in well, that is the text. can you please publish a text explain your text? which we have done. but you lose a little bit of granularity in detail when you do that. but we have done that. on our website, you see the text and the explanation of the tax. not yet

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the only surviving suspect from the paris attacks in two thousand and fifteen is on trial in belgium. is charged with attempted murder for trying to kill police during a shoot down a shooting rather in brussels in two thousand and sixteen a belgian born frenchman was arrested along with another suspect four days before bomb attacks killed thirty two people in the belgian capital. joins us live from brussels how the court proceedings going now tasha. well this is the first time that a solid dislike has actually been seen since he was arrested back in march twenty sixth in his hair has grown out he is wearing white and when he was asked by the judge to identify himself he confirmed that it was indeed him but he has made it very clear that he will remain silent when when questioned during this trial that is interesting because he has been since his arrest in a high security prison just outside of paris and and despite multiple interrogations he has always said that he would not answer any questions while he repeated that again in the court today he said i will not ask questions when he w

court are not related to the french attacks, but to a shootout he had with police while on the run in belgiumday of negotiations between angela merkel and the social democrats in the drawn—out efforts to form a government. but germany will remain in political limbo for at least one more day — as the two sides couldn't agree on key issues such as health—care and tena nt‘s rights. hundreds of thousands of greeks have protested in athens against the former yugoslav republic to the north, using the name macedonia. greece objects because it has a region called macedonia, and argues the use by its neighbour implies it has claims over the province. opposition supporters in the maldives have taken to the streets, chanting that nine political prisoners must be freed in accordance with a recent supreme court order. the attorney general says the government will resist any attempt by the court to impeach president abdulla yameen for disobeying its order, issued last week. the 52nd super bowl is under way in freezing temperatures in the us city of minnesota. the philadelphia eagles are taking on the new e

the sole surviving suspect behind the paris terror attacks in 2015 will go on trial in belgium today.ges relating to a shootout he had with police while on the run in belgium in 2016. he faces a second trial relating to his involvement in the paris attacks at a later date. our europe correspondent gavin lee is at the court in brussels. gavin, salah abdeslam saying he wouldn't answer any questions, but he did speak, didn't he? he has spoken here. he said he was tired, that he wants to remain seated. he was driven from a high security prison on the french — belgian border in the early hours of the morning with a huge convoy, 200 officers, to secure this building and the transport route for the prisoner who was most described —— once described as europe's most wa nted once described as europe's most wanted man. he was on the run for four months. he said he will use his right to remain silent. he said it is not to signify he believes he is guilty, but he wants to see that the evidence is forensic and scientific study said he did not believe in the system. he said he is not afraid of you o

the only surviving suspect from the paris attacks in two thousand and fifteen is on trial in belgium.is a charged with attempted murder for trying to kill policemen during a shootout in brussels in two thousand and sixteen a belgian born frenchman was arrested with another suspect four days before bomb attacks killed thirty two people in the belgian capital. man leading the european union's negotiations with the u.k. on its withdrawal from the block has arrived in britain as michel barnier first trip to the u.k. since talks began is meeting briggs's secretary david davis a new round of talks expected to take place in brussels on tuesday bonnie his visit comes as britain's prime minister's reason may face is growing pressure to resign. barker joins us now live from london i was talking about three's a main she said that basically the u.k. will not be part of any sort of customs arrangement with the e.u. how is that going to increase perhaps the pressure on her. very important key announcement by to reason made a very critical time for her as prime minister there have been swirling alle

i imagine for the victims' families and thirsty abdeslam trial in belgium last week. and now these. what are people saying about today's verdicts? i would say some of the victims at his appointed understand on of them because it was a. commit media crisis i would say everybody was focusing on on the on one of the person and forgot the two other ones that were also. in the trial and within condemned which over much more. enter the interesting than than ministers are what. ends at because of the all this confusion. some of the victims don't understand the verdict that the verdict is fair. and we seem as as as as you that it's fair. there was a decision between the. white in the two other ones it's whether one arc are. convicted for the crimes they did at the level they did it. is not the trial of the true that axe it's something different. but still it's connected to do that. to the truth that tax that's why it was interesting for us to be part of it is on the stand one of the piece of the puzzle. it's only a piece of the puzzle and is which is difficult for them. but it is to see or

faces are not related to those attacks, but to a shootout with police while he was on the run in belgium of state, rex tillerson, says america cannot stand by with arms crossed while democracy in venezuela is being destroyed. speaking in argentina, mr tillerson said the us was looking closely at imposing sanctions on venezuela's oil industry to pressure president nicolas maduro into allowing free and fair elections. voting is taking place in costa rica's presidential election after a campaign dominated by same—sex marriage. last month, the inter—american court of human rights ruled that such alliances should be recognised but the ruling led to a backlash. in recent weeks, a conservative christian preacher, fabricio alvarado, has surged to the top of opinion polls. north and south korea — two nations which remain technically at war — have put on an unprecedented show of sporting collaboration, fielding a joint women's ice hockey team. the friendly match against sweden took place on the outskirts of south korea's capital seoul, as the country prepares to host the winter olympics. 0ur seoul

faces are not related to those attacks, but to a shootout with police while he was on the run in belgiumthe united states of exaggerating beijing's nuclear strength, saying it needs to ditch what it calls a cold war mentality. the statement comes after washington unveiled a new nuclear policy which included plans to diversify its nuclear armoury with smaller bombs. the chinese defence ministry said the us had engaged in presumptuous speculation about beijing's intentions. 0pposition supporters in the maldives have taken to the streets. the attorney general says the government will resist any attempt by the court to impeach the president for disobeying an order last week. hundreds of thousands of greeks have protested in athens against the use of the name macedonia by the country's northern neighbour. the macedonian government says its country has been known as macedonia for a long time. greece is blocking its ambition tojoin the european union and nato until the issue is resolved. richard forrest reports. they came in their tens of thousands from the greek mainland and its many islands.

news live from bergland belgium on high alert as a trial gets underway for a top terror suspect the charges relate to a shoot out before his capture he is believed to be the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks but so far he has refused to answer any questions . also coming up israel begins issuing deportation notices to thousands of african migrants the government says they could face jail time if they refuse to leave. and what you won't see today in row protests they've been found to as turkey's president meets with pope francis we will see what's behind the vatican's moves to tone down dissent at his visit. plus a stunning super bowl win for the underdogs fans go wild after the philadelphia eagles defeat the new england patriots to play in america the american football's biggest prize the fairy first time. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. belgium is on high alert today as the trial begins for the man who is believed to be the sole surviving suspect of the twenty fifteen paris attacks. arrived at the palace of justice in brussels earlier

faces are not related to those attacks, but to a shootout with police while he was on the run in belgiumsed the united states of exaggerating beijing's nuclear strength, saying it needs to ditch what it calls a "cold war mentality". the statement comes after washington unveiled a new nuclear policy, which included plans to diversify its nuclear armoury with smaller bombs. the chinese defence ministry said the us had engaged in presumptuous speculation about beijing's intentions. voting is taking place in costa rica's presidential election after a campaign dominated by same—sex marriage. last month, the inter—american court of human rights ruled that such alliances should be recognised, but the ruling led to a backlash. in recent weeks, a conservative christian preacher, fabricio alvarado, has surged to the top of opinion polls. hundreds of thousands of greeks have protested in athens against the use of the name macedonia by the country's northern neighbour. the macedonian government says its country has been known as macedonia for a long time. greece is blocking its ambition tojoin the e

i'm coming from belgium. you may remember some terrorist attacks, what, two years ago now? and the terrorists were communicating via all kinds of apps, and the data on those communications are not in europe. and so when a prosecutor is investigating a case, to make sure we can, justice can be done, the prosecutor from belgium is con fronted with the refusals by the companies -- u.s. companies in this case -- sorry, your court order cannot be recognized. you need a warrant. so i think there's a real issue there which need to be greated, and we're working on this -- addressed, and we're working on this. the industry needs to support that exercise. otherwise the trust of the public opinion is at stake. because if more and more of these investigations are blocked, because the data has been transferred and the criminal authorities cannot access it, we have a real issue. i think also public acceptance on all the data that there will be no data localization. i think that the data flows that the data can be localized in other countries, but you need to have a mechanism to make sure

the belgian government the government have a right still enjoy of belgium don't extend it to others and i'm talking i'm quoting the us government me the us i'm quoting the us government the french government the e.u. human rights watch amnesty international and why you the un the cobbles in the catholic that you've dismissed it all know you this much of a cheese and not ok one cardinal you know on the catholic church a very easy yes ok but do you dismissed all these people which is your right but what i don't get is why not one pretend that you're a democracy where no one thinks you just say you know what we don't can we think about. we don't care we got it by broadcast see why the us really are a free people where you say you are the freest years we are a democracy but we have freedom to interact with you who do you what do we want and what do we decided to interact with china we got problems we could belgium because the before market or nizar they wanted us to remain in partnership with them so my question is yes when all of this criticism from the international community is coming at

example for belgium sharia for belgium what attracts them to that those groups in the first place because i think when we look too much at what they've been interested in in the in the year or so beforehand believing that that was the catalyst for believing that that was the root cause when it was nothing more than the catalyst we looking at very troubled individuals you know in the case of the the individual sponsible for killing a forgery would be the westminster attack the paris. attack the the and the family in germany these were these were the guys living very very troubled lives and they often substance misuse was a big problem and if we understand that the reasons that people engage in substance misuse is because of childhood trauma and if we understand that if we've got a large number of young guys children who have experience that kind of trauma could they is it possible that they were partially unable to follow they were probably the latter not the whole truth that's not the murderous may i agree with them and i'm not really. a large part of it believe the data supports that. we

twenty fifteen paris attacks refuses to answer questions as he goes on trial for a shootout with belgium please. syrian refugees are. risk of being forcibly returned despite the conflict still raging in the country aid groups are warning six leading agencies say neighboring countries as well as european and u.s. governments are putting pressure on refugees to go back but for every syrian who went home last year three more were displaced the u.n. predicts another one point five million will be forced to leave this year syrian air force and russian jets are continuing to carry out asterix on rebel held areas of italy province and eastern ghouta there are reports that chlorine gas was used in an attack on sarah have in over the weekend that follows three suspected chemical attacks in duma any single in the last month well young egeland is the un humanitarian adviser on syria and also the secretary general of the norwegian refugee council the pressure across the middle east and in europe and elsewhere is . syrian refugees now you should return this is the time to go back and not consulting t