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s on money seek a politician and usually based in bonn but visiting us here in berlin today now the court has made its decision but he can't enforce that decision so what happens next where the i suggest decisions are not binding or to put it in another or to rephrase it the i suggest decisions are binding only if the countries involved consent to the decision so in this particular case pakistan would most likely order a review but as we know pakistan has also hear of the decision as a victory for justice system so it's likely that of course. job of will not be exonerated he will not be sent back to india relieved of and back to india but there will be a review tell us a little bit about jackass we don't know that much about him and i understand that there was some controversy about a supposed confession ok if a former officer of the indian navy as india puts it now pakistan says that when ok let me just go back here a little bit. of was arrested in 2016 and pakistan said they arrested him from baluchistan which is a border region which borders afghanistan and iran sensitive region exactl

who heads up our asia desk in bonn shammal it sounds as if president trump is toying with the idea of mediating between india and pakistan just how realistic an option is this. i don't know why drew more for do mediate the conflict it was probably just. told to you that he would like to use an influence to dissolve the conflict i don't think it is an option in your does not considered an international dispute the only thing that it considers an international problem regarding kashmir is islamist militancy and i think india and the us are on the same page there. and so the comments from president trump has really ruffled feathers in india. yeah. it was also by opposition parties due to play it is a stance on this is the opposition parties are urging mo d. . we have to think about it india does not consider the issue its it guns or does it matter it gives a concession to pakistan when it says it is a bilateral issue. and discuss it with pakistan but again with the same precondition that islamabad support to islamist militants in the n.t. very interesting i want to circle back to afghani

determine the future of afghanistan meetings between the united states and the taliban and the fall of bonn and afghan officials both meetings hope to work towards one goal peace in afghanistan but how that can happen is still an open question on sunday at least 60 of representing civil society women and politicians leaders in talks organized by germany and other. voices from those who attended. i think the americans understand they cannot win in afghanistan by beating and bombing the country. so they want peace and they're convinced of that. country even if it is imprecise england. ceasefire 1st of all cease fire or. reduction of. civilian. killings and also it's not a small committee at the front of the discussion talk of a cease fire but on the ground in afghanistan there was no sign a fit of these are scenes from the city center of on sunday the taliban detonated a car bomb a government office during sunday's rush. 13 adults and a child what killed. at least $27.00 of the children was also injured. and this on the same day that taliban representatives were meeting in gun leaders in doha

joining us from our bureau in bonn good morning are we seeing the beginning of a new era in relations between the u.s. and pakistan. i would say that. is that improving definitely but to say that it is a start of a new year it would be i think a little premature at this moment much depends on how deals with washington's demands regarding peace in afghanistan and the issue of. not just in afghanistan but also in kashmir stans economy is in a mess right now and islamabad needs the financial assistance so it is likely that pakistan. would. do you estimate. ok now during that meeting of president trump you some very dramatic rhetoric claiming that the u.s. could wipe afghanistan off the face of the earth in 10 days of. reaction to those statements. i think it is the drums way of saying that do you cooperate with those otherwise we have a military option so it was a match it still. plays in the region. he has been using using this guy didn't stick all this unit guns and so i don't think of the gun authorities would be like this is a statement it was quite irresponsible to be honest but i t

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bonn germany israel provider to see exactly how security can be stepped up at germany's train stations so the interior minister of the mentioned measures for example such as more police presence at germany's train stations and even more video surveillance was something which has been disputed for a long time here in germany particularly previously konstanz and the interior minister also didn't rule out even the introduction of barriers at german train stations. as he also mentioned in the press conference are over 5000 train stations in germany with that are all set up very very differently and is of course that would be a mammoth task at the moment anyone can get on platforms at german train stations which of course would cost millions to change that so that there would be barriers but a whole civil for the german interior minister said that when it comes to the safety of german citizens of citizens here then there is no price can be put on that the survivors of this attack and those who witnessed it clearly this is a huge trauma how is that situation being handled right now. exactly

>>in terre bonne parish crews shore up the levee after flood water's topped it.>the people of very well protected we had no flooding in the area. first time this is is that we've ever had an eye for the water where these people have been going on the water, i mean it this is this a great day for tab old. >>that these levees do work forecasts show days of rain are ahead 11 million people were under flash flood watches on sunday, some could see severe weather as barry continues to push inland. i'm david daniel reporting. >>intended near fresno is not apologizing about having a live shooter drill that he held at his school. so some parents are saying this was just way too realistic so he had a janitor put on a mask carrying a fake gun, while banging on classroom doors, still some said the drill could actually end up traumatizing the kids but the superintendent says that he's trying to save lives. kim. cooper says said and her 22 career as a teacher she has never gone through anything like this before. i had one boy who was 80. he was trying to be very quiet about it

now the vote to decide who will become britain's next prime minister has closed to us from the city bonn now with more from our european fuel costs and. thank you has an yes the conservative leadership contest has been fought by boris johnson he's regarded as the front runner on the foreign secretary jeremy hunt the result will be announced on tuesday with the winner taking office a day later let's go live to al-jazeera is andrew symonds who's in westminster in central london for us and andrew the votes are in what else has been happening in westminster today. well 1st of all yes you're right he's not only the favorite he's a dead cert it will be a massive surprise if boris johnson doesn't get the leadership of the tory party and in turn then the prime minister's position in the united kingdom what's been markedly active just lately is a rush of resignations where they are resignations ahead of time to ministers in the cabinet wanting to get out before they're fired the principal one philip hammond the finance minister chance to the extent as it's known here has made it clear that he wil

flag is now flying over the captured vessel the ship and its crew are detained in the iranian port of bonn there are bass protests have turned violent again in hong kong with police firing tear gas and rubber bullets at pro-democracy demonstrators hundreds of thousands took part in the latest in more than a month of value so against what they say are china's efforts to undermine their freedoms. puerto rico's embattled governor has announced he want to be seeking reelection next year bob ricard a result of a fuse to give in to protest as call for has immediate resignation is being accused of racism homophobia and corruption. exit polls show the party of ukraine's new president a lot of his alinsky has won a snap parliamentary election the former comedian called the volatile have to have landslide victory in april because parliament was packed with opponents he wanted to secure a greater mandate to push through promised reforms. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us so fox mexico is coming up next thank you for watching. on counting the cost of the trillion dollar luna b

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and if a sea certification team is meeting at this hotel in bonn part of their work today will involve checking to see whether timber companies active in the world's great forests are complying with the organisation's guidelines. we want to find out how the certification process works and file requests to accompany 10 different verifications but the f.s.e. turns down our requests so we continue with our research. in the congo basin forest european timber companies have permits that allows them to cut down trees in given areas with f. a c. certification. in the capital brazzaville we're meeting a man who's been approving those permits for years. we've agreed to protect his identity. and we're not going to specifically name the companies that he's going to talk about. i want to withdraw the certificate from a certain company but when i met with the boss of that company he got so angry i left the hotel immediately. that night i feared for my life when i told my boss about the meeting he also got angry and said i was no longer to inspect their forests concession the timber companies pay mo

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he was in the country on behalf of the bonn international center for conversion of peace research institute look vandeven the vault members of the south sudan military these are pictures of his visit shortly before the civil war erupted and 5 years after the ships brought the arms inspected the small arms store which we see here as it happens the general showed him something really grand. defer some respite civically remember seeing these he's t. 72 squares at the s.p.l. a main headquarters are until probably because they were just stationed there as to guard the compound i think that's particularly effective way of guarding your compound but the general himself said do you want us to drive around so it felt it felt really bizarre almost like they were they were showing them off to us look at look at the kind of stuff that we have here look at how how we can drive them around think show you how impressive for a year they were incredibly for adults and i remember saying to my colleague is this a good idea because those were the takes that there was not supposed to have early day the s.p.l. i

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seized by iran and the stranger for more was the ship and its crew were detained in the iranian port of bonn there a pass and the protests have turned violent again in hong kong where the police firing tear gas and rubber bullets at pro-democracy protesters hundreds of thousands took to the streets the latest in more than a month of demonstrations. now thousands of protesters are expected to rally across the philippines to call the president of the day you got the head to be removed from all. this the protests coincided with the 3rd this state of the nation address he advocates reinstating the death penalty and amending the constitution the president is also expected to declare he'll continue his anti drug crackdown despite widespread international concern let's go to our correspondent john miller out in the ocean is joining us live from i believe you would protest as. what's happening where you are now outside congress awaiting expecting rather. i apologize we don't have a good connection with our correspondent john miller on in the van who's outside congress we were expecting to hear from

>>in terre bonne parish crews shore up the levee after flood water's topped it. >>the people of very well protected we had no flooding in the area. first time this is is that we've ever had an eye for the water where these people have been going on the water, i mean it this is this a great day for tab old. >>that these levees do work forecasts show days of rain are ahead 11 million people were under flash flood watches on sunday, some could see severe weather as barry continues to push inland. i'm david daniel reporting. >>the time is now 5.10 coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news a weekend shooting. >>at a 6 flags in concord and the gunman is still on the loose. >>and east bay park targeted by an arsonist twice in one day and now police are looking for the person responsible. and after the break we're going to hear from the man who was caught on camera rescuing a baby from a burning building. and a really nice start of this new week we're pretty fog free this morning temperatures are overall pretty comfortable your forecast account. >>and your morning commu

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