my friend eric is a buddhist. not a weekend buddhist either. of tibetan buddhism. it's what makes him so different from me. he, for instance, is nice. i am not always so nice. >> eric: look on the rock. it's something written in chinese. >> anthony: maybe, you know, "gift shop this way." >> eric: no. [ laughs ] >> anthony: whoa. check it out, man. >> eric: i know. >> anthony: about two hours south of chengdu at the confluence of the min jiang, dadu, and ching yi rivers is the giant leshan buddha. carved out of the cliff wall back in 713, it still stands as the largest stone buddha in the world. whoa, that was pretty awesome. >> eric: that was beautiful, huh? >> anthony: and me without my selfie stick. though eric's buddhism diverges somewhat from the kind practiced here, as you might imagine, the site is respected and revered by all buddhists. i am respectful of faiths not my own, and i am more than happy to let my friend do what he does. it means a lot to him. and like i said, i respect that. really. pretty cool. >> eric: isn't it? >> anthony:

they are becoming buddhists. they are looking at other spiritual avenues. we can continue working with black churches, we should never give up on black churches, but at some point you have to cut the cord and move on. otherwise the black churches are not affirming, they are causing people to die. they are the cause of so much tension and trust and hatred in our communities, why bother with them? if you don't like the church, there are many affirming churches developing. there are many black church leaders affirming our community and those are the leaders we should be supporting. >> i want to add something, as the buddhist on the panel, i would say that one of the central aspects of our buddhist practice, which is the same buddhism you might've learned about in what love -- in what's love got to do with it, but one of the things about our practices to stand up against erroneous teaching. we take this so seriously. because we understand that when you teach someone wrong, even as i say that, i know some of you heard some gospel words. you know, some other simi

and where there are where there are hindus and buddhists. there is no tension there toward just briefly roger saying the home minister in the movie government has been saying of this month that drones will be part of the campaign against terrorism in kashmir you are of cause. you were to give drone warfare by nato nations what do you make of i deeply worried because already the rogue army has been killing people so if they are using drawings i fear they will use cameras and then they will use guns and they will use missiles sort i think the end up you know when india says that kashmir is part of india why do they need to use drones you normally use drawings for enemy of another country another country which is an enemy so you can shoot them down you don't do it against you do we see any drawings in northern ireland or whales or scotland or anywhere else i mean the americans don't do it europeans don't do it and i had my guess is that russians don't use it india wants to use it because india north it's illegally occupying this land and people

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and all this twenty seventeen in just one day killed ninety nine hindus and buddhists in russian state in retaliation the mayan carried out an ethnic cleansing operation they wiped out roy hinge of villages forcing people to flee to bangladesh . state used to be separate kingdom you have boat muslims and. that kingdom up for a kind was conquered by the. boundaries redrawn although there are a kind. came down became oddball bangladesh and the idea came out of me i'm on off independence the constitution said all people within the boundary of. citizens so you could claim that their own way and yeah mom became citizens. on the way some of them is for this president it wasn't mine mine banks and had to flee the country with his family it was after the military coup and the death of his father in prison under unclear circumstances. before the coup. we were on top of the. presidents family ruling. after the cool people were scared to talk to us in case the military came for them as well. and didn't think i would get involved in politics again when the people of burma started demonstrating aga

investigating reports of a massacre of ten rohingya men in rakhine state, allegedly at the hands of buddhistgers and the army. if convicted, they could face up to m years injail. 0ur correspondent nick beake has more from yangon. at the heart of this case are two young journalists who say their only crime was doing theirjob. plenty in the international community believe it is free journalism that's really in the dock here. for the past eight months, wa lone and kyaw soe 0o have been brought to court, in handcuffs, accused of possessing these secret documents. they've always said that they were framed because they were investigating a massacre of rohingya men by the burmese military. crimes the army later admitted to but still these reporters have remained in prison and, if they're convicted later today, they face up to m years in jail. the un says that the courts here in myanmar are not free and independent. they are overseen by a government department which is run by the military. so really, the decision today will tell us a lot about the role of free journalism in aung san suu kyi's myanma

investigating reports of a massacre of ten rohingya men in rakhine state, allegedly at the hands of buddhistgers and the army. if convicted, they could face up to m years injail. our correspondent nick beake has more from yangon: at the heart of this case are too young journalist who say their only crime is doing theirjob. plenty in the international community believe it is free journalism in the dock. kyaw soe oo it is free journalism in the dock. kyaw soe go and wa lone have been accused of possessing secret documents. they always said they have been framed because they were investigating a massacre of rohingya men. these reporters have been in prison and, if convicted, they face up prison and, if convicted, they face up to m years. the un says that the courts in myanmar are not free and independent. they are overseen by a government department overseen by the military. people tell us the role of journalism in the military. people tell us the role ofjournalism in aung san suu kyi's myanmar. the top military officers in myanmar should face crimes according to some. it is in the contest of t

twenty seventeen in just one day killed ninety nine hindus and buddhists in russian state in retaliation the mayan ma carried out an ethnic cleansing operation they wiped out roy hinge of villages forcing people to flee to bangladesh. used to be separate. and you had vote was slums and buddhist living day that kingdom up for a kind was conquered by the burman think of the boundaries god redrawn oddo there are a kind king down became oddball bangladesh and the adam became part of me i'm on off independence the constitution said all people within the boundary of them ah ah citizen so you could claim that there are two way and am on became citizens. on young way some of them as far as president it wasn't mine mine back then i had to flee the country with his family it was after the military coup and the death of his father in prison under unclear circumstances. before the coup. we were on top of the. president's family ruling. after the cool people were scared to talk to us in case the military came for them as well. and didn't think i would get involved in politics again when the people of

. >> reporter: tucked into a mountainside sits an a a a a a a buddhist temple. it's here that we meet the team and their coach. after weeks of trying, we finally got the green light. it's been a long process, because officials are worried about the boys and their state of mind. we just had a long meeting with child psychologists, and they have the best of intentions, and we're on our way to meet the boys now. hello. >> hello. >> how's it going? this is their first exclusive interview since being rescued. >> how many of you? >> as the world was riveted to their life or death ordeal. how are you? >> we're good. >> how has life been since you left the cave? >> normal. >> good. >> my life is getting better. >> pong is known for his cheerfulness, and plays midfield. titan, the youngest player on the team. >> i'm glad to be back with my family. it feels great. >> it's the same temple 11 of the boys and their coach gathered to give thanks to buddha for their rescue. they shaved their heads, spent nine days in prayer. their coach is now a monk. one boy was not ordained

state used to be a separate kingdom you had vote was slums and buddhist living day that kingdom up for a kind was conquered by the burman kingdom the boundaries got redrawn oddo there were a kind king down became oddball bangladesh and the adam became part of nemani off the independence the constitution said all people within the boundary of them ah ah citizen so you could claim that there are two way and yeah mom became citizens. on the way some of them as far as president it wasn't mine mom back then had to flee the country with his family it was after the military coup and the death of his father in prison under unclear circumstances. before the coup. we were on top of the. president's family ruling. after the cool people were scared to talk to us in case the military came for them as well. and didn't think i would get involved in politics again when the people of burma started demonstrating against the military in one nine hundred eighty eight i decided i should get involved at that time outside the city also rose to prominence i worked with husband to try to free her and i support

buddhist league soccer now after a heritage drug leaders byron munich two nil last night there is another big match up on tap today with dortmund hosting later coups and in fact dortmund could actually leap right over by in and berlin in the first place if they win but they face a cagey opponents in leverkusen the club is full of talent including one teenager they say is definitely ahead of his time. i have it's just turned one thousand in the summer leave accusing believes he has skills beyond his age he banked in his first goal of the season last sunday so lose time i always try to continue growing as i hope to help the team with my goals and good performances and i think on habits has already played in fifty nine when does the game's the youngest ever to reach that mach and he's caught the eyes of top clubs not only because he's a goal threat but also for his assists as witnessed in wednesday's win over doesn't often have it skills could have an impact against dortmund a team that is on beaten this season after their recent seven no thumping of neuron back mako roy's contribution to go

nation in a buddhist on hand and there have been certainly. been trying to use that for their own purposes ok i'll leave the toll on the job and thank you very much for that. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world a woman who's accused the u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault has agreed to testify in front of a senate panel lawyers for christine blasi ford are said to be negotiating the conditions of her testimony the committee had earlier delayed a vote on cavanagh's confirmation. an indian bishop accused of raping a nun has been refused bail in order to remain in police custody to face questioning bishop franco was arrested in southern corollas state after the pope suspended him from office a lookout has denied the accusations. and thousands of people have rallied in cities across russia against a planned increases in the country's pension age the proposed change would raise the retirement age for men from sixty to sixty five and from fifty five to sixty for women anger over the reform plans

the buddhist legal weekend kicked off with a fourth place hertz a berlin hosting first place spire munich and berlin one of giving the bavarians their first loss of the season and elevating berlin nearly into the clouds. katsa beilin almost never sell out the olympic stadium but they did on friday nights the home fans perhaps sensed something special was on the cards and after a special save from bond's manuel neuer a callous felled by teammates your own boat sank gifted the home side a glorious chance from the penalty spot. bit out of piece of it stepped up and his cool conversion dead fans to drain. just before half time valentino lazaro danced to the boy line and set up andre to die this the fuck him midfield his fifth goal of the season anough to seal the famous two nil victory and had his fierce win over by and in on years. for me was surely i was pleased with how the team played and that we took a deserve a two new lead going into halftime. and then in the second half they fought and defended together. the win put hatter top of the standings alongside the varians by its title defens

nation in a buddhist arm and there have been certainly. been trying to use that for their own purposes ok well iran is also vowing retaliation what kind of a response do you think we can expect. well what we see in this region is many theaters of conflict iran and saudi arabia vying for responses from it. and including in lebannon in iraq and syria to yemen so we might see some kind of retaliation from the iranian side and one of the signs ok ali for tolling the job and don't have thank you very much for that. some of the other stories making news around the world. thousands of people have rallied in cities across russia in plan to increase against planned increases in the country's pension age the proposed change would raise the retirement age for men from sixty to sixty five and from fifty five to sixty for women anger over the reform plans have hurt president vladimir putin's approval rating. and pope francis is in lithuania the first stop on his four day tour of the baltic states is also due to visit latvia and estonia the pope is ther

counted if the keeper hadn't got a slight touch on the ball the fact that he did this game saw the buddhist leave his first ever i'm gone from a throw but i was coming off like there was a substitution and i didn't hear the whistle to restart the game so i was surprised as you can see. sealers blushes worst bed though when guns are like castro fired home to make it to one in the seventy fifth minute. first win of the season push to go out. there under fire and coach. for the fans and it was a spectacle for the fans but i think some fans emotions must have been all over the place if you're. only one man wasn't in the mood for celebrating robert cielo was still thinking about one of the most embarrassing known goals of all time. another team. desperate for a win it was a zero points from the first five games and that was supposed to change against my . just a few minutes into the game you haven't called oh please set up shop who makes no mistake from close range with the header the only goal of the game secures salt first points of the season that will be quite a relief for under-fire coach t

we'll bring you all the highlights from this weekend's buddhist league matches after byron fumble the ball on friday night and have a chance to leap to the top of the sable states whom see our face there. you're watching the news from berlin more coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's new dot com thanks for watching. they make a commitment. they find solutions. and stronger. africa on the move. stories for both people moved to a different state shaping their nation.

nation in a buddhist army handed there have been certainly outside been trying to use that for their own purposes ok ali. thank you very much for that. now to some of the other stories making news around the world a woman who's accused the u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault has agreed to testify in front of a senate panel lawyers for christine blasi forward are said to be negotiating the conditions of her testimony the committee had earlier delayed a vote on kavanagh's confirmation. and an indian bishop accused of raping a nun has been refused bail and ordered to remain in police custody to face questioning bishop franco was arrested in southern corollas state after the pope suspended him from office the cow has denied the accusations. the death toll in the tanzania ferry disaster has risen to two hundred nine but on saturday rescuers pulled a man alive from the upturned vessel two days after capsized on lake victoria the badly overcrowded ferry was traveling between the islands of a car and a way when it sank on thursday tanzania's president has ordered the

conditions but more but even more angrily what they are expressing is how could this be that the buddhist fear has enough means to ignite such fire but not at all enough means to extinguish it. d.w. correspondent dan a regifted thank you for your time. now in iran at least eight people dead and twenty others injured after a gunman opened fire at a military parade it happened in the city of near iran's border with iraq during a ceremony marking the anniversary of the start of the iran iraq war in the one nine hundred eighty s. state media is reporting that dignitaries and spectators were among those targeted iran's revolutionary guard has reportedly blamed quote terrorist terrorist affiliated with saudi arabia for the attack but no one has claimed responsibility. and the leaders of germany's governing coalition have agreed to review a decision to move the head of the country's domestic intelligence agency hans-georg. was told he had to go after he made controversial comments about far right violence in the eastern german town of chemists last month but his subsequent promotion to a higher

pyongyang agrees to close its main nuclear complex if the united states makes reciprocal moves and a buddhist league champions but munich travel to lisbon to take on portuguese powerhouse been fico in the first round of the champions league group stage. thanks for your company everyone now with just six months to go before the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. the european council president has warned that key parts of britain's brics of proposals will need to be revised donald tusk said london would need to rework its position on issues linked to the irish border and future trade ties with europe but to risk speaking ahead of a key meeting of e.u. leaders in the austrian city of salzburg did acknowledge that some progress has been made albeit rather late in the day all right let's hold the tape and take a listen to what he said exactly. today there's perhaps more hope. surely less and less time. for the left we must see for talks i would like to finalize them through this all too. this is why tomorrow's meeting of the twenty seven i will propose calling an addition of it around the minutes of no

journalists had been investigating reports of a massacre of ten rohingya men, allegedly at the hands of buddhist villagers and the army. the un says migrants crossing the mediterranean sea face an increasingly deadlyjourney and calls on europe to do more to try to save lives. and there's another twist in the uk's brexit negotiations. the european union's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says he strongly opposes parts of the british government's plan for the country's future relationship with the eu. britain's prime minister says she will not compromise. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: former prime minister gordon brown is urging labour to adopt the internationally agreed definition of anti—semitism, saying the soul of the party is at stake. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. from nafta to joiner, from nafta tojoiner, the us pivots its attention back to beijing this week as a third round of tariffs and $200 billion worth of chinese goods could take affect —— china. investing in singapore's heritage. we talk to a business person

as a buddhist, does this worry you? >> eric: i'm sorry?s turned out for you? >> eric: no, it's good karma from my previous life. i have to -- >> anthony: well, how long can that karma last? >> eric: until it's dead. it ends. >> anthony: when do you think that might be? >> eric: anytime soon you never know. karma switches like that. boom, done. >> anthony: what would you not want to come back as? what would a worst-case scenario be in the next life? >> eric: how many chances do you have to be born as what you are or what i am? in that entire universe. >> anthony: isn't that worrying to you? the next life cannot be possibly better than this? it's probably going to suck. i mean, best case scenario, you know, in our next life, maybe if you get to sit in a sub-shop in asbury park, new jersey, that will be the greatest day of your life. that would be the best-case scenario. >> eric: but the most challenging. >> anthony: more likely you end up, you know, a mime. a diseased itinerant mime wandering the streets scrounging for money or worse. >> eri

in politics there is no it isn't earlier this year facebook banned a number of ultra nationalist buddhist monks from the side and muslim hate speech but still just two weeks ago reuters published a report showing that hundreds of posts calling for violence against muslims was still accessible and remember that facebook is basically synonymous with the internet in myanmar it's that dominant and un investigators say hate speech hosted by the platform played a determining role in violence that has driven seven hundred thousand rangers across the border into bangladesh facebook for its part has admitted not for the first time that it's been too slow to respond to the problem moving on to the u.k. now the broadcast regulator in britain has ruled that a television channel sky t.v. has broken the rules by airing advertisements that were paid for by the government of saudi arabia what's the story there and it relates to the visit of saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell month to the u.k. five months ago during his three day visit a minute long t.v. ad for saudi arabia's vision twenty thirty projec

china'sspoken out on brutal oppression of its christian and buddhist citizens.have called on the our take a regime in nicaragua to end the violence against the catholic church. their --ddle east on middle east under president trump the united states is no programs -- for the first time we are providing millions of dollars to the persecuted religious minorities to help them rebuild communities of faith in that ancient land. it's happening. this administration is securing the release of americans. and we will never stop fighting until pastor andrew is free. you heard yesterday from his daughter, he is an innocent man. date that country hasn't provided a shred of credible evidence against him. let me be clear, that is not good enough. will not relent until he is in theth his family united states of america. so we have been standing for our most cherished values on the world stage. to appoint strong conservatives to our federal force at every level. in the last year and a half president trump set a record for the most court of appeals judges confirmed in the first t

we have spoken out on china's brutal repression of christian, buddhist and muslim citizens. we have shined a light on on iran's barbaric treatment of religious minorities. we have called on the ortega regime to end the violence against the catholic church. in the middle east, the united states is no longer and programs with united nations and we are providing nearly $150 million to christian and persecuted religious minorities to help them rebuild communities of faith in their ancient land. [applause and cheering] v.p. pence: it's happening. this administration has secured the release of americans held around the world. in egypt, north korea and venezuela, and we will never stop fighting until pastor andrew brunson is free. you heard yesterday from his daughter jaclyn, pastor brownson is an innocent man who has been held in turkey for nearly two years. to date, that country has not provided a shred of credible evidence against him. they put him under house arrest. that is not good enough. we will not rest until the -- we will not relent until pastor andrew brunson is home wi

of building one of britain's most visited sites this is where the german parliament known as the buddhists talk convenes it's a center of power and tourist magnet and like. today i'm going to explore the in those and outs of the rice stock from its underground tunnels all the way up to the glass kubler also show you plenty of sites in the around the government quarter and i'll have a photo op with angela merkel herself believe me wait and see. will also visit the brandenburg gate berlin's most famous landmark and learn about its history. will. under through the impressive holocaust memorial. and later we'll relax by the river for a rather unique screening. the right stock is visited by around three million people every year at mission is free but it's a good idea to procure tickets in advance on line tours are available on a variety of topics such as the buildings history architecture or the procedures of the parliament. i've arranged to meet you feel to be a berliner with turkish roots she's been representing the social democrats in the sack since two thousand and thirteen so she knows he

believes the myanmar military and buddhist monks may have killed more than 10,000 rohingya in rakhine state last year, but the reporters'io investigended today with a aven-year jail sentence. >> we didn't thing harmful to our nation. we didn't commit any crimes. reporter: the fury of the supporters was clear as the pair were driven to prison, convicted of obtaini secret documents which could he enemies of the state. thiss verdict i devastating for the reporters, butfr also dom of the press in myanmar. e many people arconcerned about the direction this country iski ta. >> the verdict struck a hammer blow to the rule of law in myanmar. many diplomats have been at the trial throughout. the judge has ignored evidence in the case and 'ored myanmar'laws. extremely disappointed with that. we think it is a bad day for myanmar and we call e journalists to be released as soon as possible. reporter: a crushing day for the milies of the jailed reporters, who have endured eight months of court hearings. e ter the journalists' arrests, reuters published ll story of the rohingya massacre the pair ha

all great talents but the ball just didn't want to go in typical laver coos and their five time buddhist leader runners up in two thousand and two they made it all the way to the champions league final and guess what they finished second can they shake this reputation it always seems to be the same explanation. that had it all under control in the first half plenty of chances we just couldn't put it in a mountain. nothing works for the hosts in the first half so mine's figured they'd give it a go. rob inquiries on pounced on a missed play ball in the forty seventh minute piling on to laver couzens misery and making it one know. until the ref rescued leverkusen from again falling behind. handball and the goal was disallowed. not the labor force. i just as fans were settling in for what seemed to be yet another disappointment leverkusen somehow managed to get the ball over the line i nineteen year old german national team starlit sky high fence with the goal his third goal in two match at least he's worth getting excited over. i think you. can see all of europe no such as a top offensive p

brought to special settlements in military trucks these new muslim villages and located far from buddhist and hindu ones at the time of filming they were ready. to close it in the uk to me. but while allowing us to be taught to feel good with the logic you for the lamas are looking at the moon to feel. they did there would be a. dollar do you know what to eat on israel. would it be known don't lock the mound we were to burn they did the wooden yeah yeah the whole journey i mean the says oh you know going to town with me and tell you. i think it's you think this is the. deal mohammed who we found in no man's land when he came to bangladesh told us why the refugees a sense scared of the transit camps. like it is a kind of genocide is that the. calls on wealth and local foodies many may need one just an idea middle of a kind of city so about a man. they can like. with bob and why yes as still as student been living there i did make up to up to sixty s. a lot the lady is keep getting the lyric and what i've been given that's what i do . yet i didn't do it should do doesn't like to. do this ye

calling them vermin illegals and a threat to the buddhist majority a lot of this language has been reproduced in the country's media over the years. and yet when you just come to the case of one and choice are joining us in myanmar have largely shown solidarity this case has set on wanting precedent and they can see the danger that faces them on if you look at this media the majority of them the tool of the propaganda machine of the military and they have bred so many hatred and misinformation about the range of minorities but this to me generally is . when they were arrested medias to speak out but they're not doing these two gentlemen expose the crime of the military but actually this media is focusing on the press freedom. whether media in myanmar choose to report on it or not but all of the country's military in the killings and forcing out of revenge of muslims has been documented in international reporting the un team said as too much that the military's scorched earth tactics have led to terms than thousand deaths conservative and most damningly in a recent report published by the unit

that a doctor not love i didn't get to see any doctor recently and the doctors there are buddhist they wouldn't treat us because we are muslim in another part of the camp these newborns and their mothers are being looked after in a facility run by un f.p.a. . a novel experience for a population of refugees harboring largely conservative attitudes toward reproductive health. one of the biggest challenges has been trying to convince her hinge a women here to voluntarily go to clinics and that's because of the unrelenting persecution they faced in me and more it's left many of them distrustful and fearful of medical facilities like this one since august two thousand and seventeen saudia bag has come to the aid of numerous really enjoy women subjected to extreme physical psychological and sexual violence by members of me and mars military as plainly and painfully as she can she explains why the women she helps are so fearful. of these women are always scared that the doctors will kill their babies despite the obstacles aid workers say providing services that aim to ensure not just safer pr

in august twenty seventh teen in just one day killed ninety nine hindus and buddhists in russian state and in retaliate in the mayan ma carried out an ethnic cleansing operation they wiped out roy hinge of villages forcing people to flee to bangladesh. the congress state used to be separate kingdom you had vote for slums and bloodless living day that kingdom up for a kind was conquered by the burman think of the boundaries redrawn oddo the rakhine came down became bangladesh and the item became. off the independence the constitution said all people were. boundary of. it is so you could claim that there are two way and yeah mom became citizen. way some of them as far as president it wasn't mine mom back then had to flee the country with his family it was after the military coup and the death of his father in prison under unclear circumstances. before the coup. we were on top of the. presidents family ruling. after the cool people were scared to talk to us in case the military came for them as well. and didn't think i would get involved in politics again when he people of burma started d

correspondent and the linda craig melinda good to see you a german chancellor merkel's main ally in the buddhist tog voted out of office out of the blue apparently why. well because of rising dissatisfaction within the party dissatisfaction about the constant crises and divisions of this government's first six months in office dissatisfaction over plummeting support from the voters the party's support in the polls has been going down continually since it came into office and in fact if elections were to be held now this grand coalition of the social democrats and the and the conservatives would not get a majority from the voters so dissatisfaction with that and ultimately dissatisfaction with the chancellor's leadership if we take a look at the symbolism here as you mentioned. the outgoing chairman of the head of the part of the parliamentary fraction is a very close ally of the chancellor he was the longest serving head of the parliamentary group ever he had been in his office exactly as long as the chancellor herself another point this is the first contested election for the parliamentary grou

as a buddhist without symbolizes freedom for me i started wearing one at university already and then chose a concept that allowed me to keep putting it on. the wonderland and weathers the mad hatter could be more perfect for a crazy ice cream maker theme. the wacky ice cream maker from munich is always up for some fun at work or out and about on his high wheel bicycle where ever he is much yes no it's certainly hard to miss. a lot of his outfit a lot of people are wearing striped shirts at the moment it seems that they have never really gone out of fashion but they were originally designed to be worn by fishermen and sailors in france. we took a close look at the development of the maritime and. what better place to sport the nautical look than on a beach in brittany. after all the prep and striped shirt originated on france's atlantic coast today the pattern is popular the world over. it signifies freshness well being. comfortable. at first it was fisherman who wore these striking stripes and they became part of the uniform of the french navy so shipwrecked sailors would be easy to

reutersjournalists had bee investigating reports of a massacre of ten rohingya men, allegedly at the hands of buddhist villagers and the army. the un says migrants crossing the mediterranean sea face an increasingly deadlyjourney and calls on europe to do more to try to save lives. and there's another twist in the uk's brexit negotiations. the european union's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says he strongly opposes parts of the british government's plan for the country's future relationship with the eu. britain's prime minister says she will not compromise. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. i'm stephen sackur. i'm in ramallah, more than five decades after the israeli occupation of the west bank began, to meet perhaps the most renowned palestinian artist of his generation, suleiman mansour. his paintings have come to define a sense of palestinian identity. but in places like this, in troubled times like these, does art really matter? i have a vision of what the painting should look like and then i keep tryin

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practicing many different religions hindu ism dominates but there are millions of christians sikhs and buddhists too and india has one hundred seventy million muslims almost as many as pakistan in assam they make up more than a third of the population they feel the list is targeted at them yet the. money. would be better he had gotten them there so you know it better now my hand i have got here. the national register of citizens lists those who can prove they are. all their parents were in india before march one nine hundred seventy one that was when bangladesh became independent from pakistan a new country was impoverished hundreds of thousands fled many across the border into india's assam india's government says those that came then or since should go back to bangladesh but bangladesh doesn't view those missing from the n.l.c. list ours bangladeshi it won't take them and most missing from the list anyway say their indian roots predate nine hundred seventy one and named a man a large time gatherer. then they are. in power at both the state level in assam and nationally is the hindu nationalist