if they back the c.g. if. it's later on build i think this is this is the beginning and if this goes off well in terms of the number of steroid then it could build up a head of steam but if it doesn't if we see dissipation then i think michael is a very small it is a very strong position so in a sense this is the beginning of something that might lead to something bigger but it isn't the it's not the turning point itself ok great to have your expertise their expertise in experts in french politics that u.k. has nothing on the university dr paul smith thanks for coming on to the program. with the syrian army breaking the siege of there is our islamic states hold over the country is rapidly collapsing only fifteen percent of syria remains under the terror group's control and that no longer includes any major cities that's according to russia's defense ministry it also says this week alone four hundred fifty terrorists have been killed and a large amount of key eisel infrastructure including ammunition depots des

this is the c.g. based image of the district. it was proposed by a hong kong developer last year and succe successfully accepted. the most significant feature is that there is a drone transportation network and a dedicated highway for drones. on site inspections are now underway. it's just another day of drones hovering above the air in parks. it's been just four years since drones became commonly known but they're still considered by most people as only the latest trend. but engineers are developing new technology every day and searching for diverse ways to uses it. society is due for a major spac that's never been utilizedg before. what kind ofuture will this new technology bring to the world? ♪ >>> welcome back to nhk "newsline." it's 11:00 a.m. on thursday in tokyo. i'm miki yamamoto. first the headlines for this hour. >>> abe's tough message. the japanese prime minister calls on world leaders to enforce sanctions against north korea and says dialogue is not the answer. >>> facing hurdles. nations sign on to a treaty virtuall

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listening to and which is fueling support for the military a huge amount of media focus has been an ongoing c.g. and almost all of it has been condemned and you know as someone who's been campaigning for her release for twenty years you know i'm incredibly disappointed but she's not the one carrying out the ethnic cleansing is the head of the military he's not being referred to in any of this media coverage. the million mark constitutional limits the power of the civilian government and sank suchi and her ministers do not have a thought. over the military which surrendered absolute power less than three years ago after more than half a century of military rule but suit she does have the power to criticize and she has not criticized the forced evictions of hundreds of thousands of muslim role hinges up to eighty percent of her according to unicef are women and children she has neither criticised nor can damp the burning to the ground the villagers wrote hinges of called home for centuries she has neither criticized condemned or even publicly questioned the role of the military and what the un sa

stubbornly low but where these union members and the president disagree is on the solution to that the c.g. t. unit is one of france's largest representing huge numbers of public sector workers and low paid staff the president says his plans to make it easier for bosses to hire and fire will turn the page on three decades of inefficiency but these people are deeply concerned when we are working that was. any time we can all work for five years or six years. you have to leave the job without pay you it's impossible because we do we need. we are protesting mr my cause label it's a battle against workers. but what these union members see as important protections and global financial institutions such as the i.m.f. see as deep rooted structural rigidities france's complex employment laws and tax regimes often act as a disincentive for companies to expand present micron's proposals would for example allow companies with fewer than twenty staff to negotiate pay and conditions direct that the workers instead of having to involve the unions. jex parties is a small but successful french surveying c

the strength of one of the trade unions the main trade union that that called the action today the c.g. to it really remains to be seen whether over the months to come whether this government unlike its predecessors is able not only to talk the talk about xi to walk the walk and that's to say to deliver the reforms it wants to deliver. just inform you about the news that has just come in we're getting reports of a mass evacuation this is in barcelona close to the world famous i get out of the nearby shops as well as to metro stations in that area have now been cleared and explosives experts are currently assessing a van they say contains a suspicious package the van was parked close by to the cathedral soon as new information on this story comes it will bring it straight to. the syrian army breaking the siege of dairies or islamic state hold over the country's rapidly collapsing and the fifteen percent of syria remains under the terror group's control and that no longer includes any major cities this is according to russia's defense ministry it also says that this week alone four hundr

the president emanuel macro's plans to reform the labor laws there france's biggest union that's the c.g. team is observing a day of action but not all unions are taking part of more news on the web site al jazeera dot com tweeting else which you back at peter dhabi one has them is here top of the hour between now and then is inside story. beating terrorism many countries have made it the core issue in their policies yet armed groups continue to kill and maim thousands of people so is the war on terror failing and what will it take to win that war this is inside story. we're. either working to the program i'm jane dutton the topic of terrorism has been at the forefront of world politics for years attacks on western soil dominate the news for weeks after the happen and the iraq and syria wars against eisler regularly center stage on our t.v. screens the subject was on the agenda at the recent brics conference in china and will be debated at the upcoming u.n. general assembly this week it's catapulted back into the spotlight for an obvious reason the sixteenth anniversary of nine eleven th

the president emanuel micron's plans to reform the labor laws there france's biggest union that's the c.g. team is observing a day of action but not all unions are taking pot more news on the website now.

reprehensible and must stop and on the other hand basically giving the benefit of the doubt and some c.g. in the sense that look she is in a in a bind she is in a and then and arrangement with the military and hence there is limits to what she can do and that's why he basically called for more pressure on the unity coalition whatever government in burma in order for them to stop the thing the are doing but he didn't go as far as condemning what she's doing or basically calling her a calling her for the kind of the standard if you will what she believed before and what she stands for now on libya first johnson was optimistic he was saying that he thought that it at the prize of a peaceful libya was wholly achievable mind boggling and mind boggling to me seriously because. we don't know what happened in that meeting hopefully some good things happen in the meeting actionable things happen in that meeting but all what we've heard this far was secretary of state directors and saying we are fully behind the u.n. special envoy to libya as a son salami while there were other you and envoys to l

in the low but where these union members and the president disagree is on the solution to that the c.g. t. unit is one of france's largest representing huge numbers of public sector workers and low paid staff the president says his plans to make it easier for bosses to hire and fire will turn the page on three decades of inefficiency but these people are deeply concerned when we are walking that was. any time we can work for five years. you have to leave the job which. is impossible because we do we need. we are protesting mr micawber's label it's a battle against because. of what these union members see as important protections and global financial institutions such as the i.m.f. see as deep rooted structural rigidity it's france's complex employment laws and tax regimes often act as a disincentive for companies to expand present micron's proposals would for example allow companies with fewer than twenty staff to negotiate pay and conditions direct that the workers instead of having to involve the unions. jex pity's is a small but successful french surveying company which checks build

protest president emanuel plans to reform french labor laws it's being called a day of action by the c.g. team union but not all unions are taking part in the turnout will be an indicator of how much opposition president mccraw faces from the country's influential workers and unions paul brennan is live for us now in paris so poor labor reform is one of central policy promises but the unions look to terming to frustrate him. i think. well it seems that way yes i mean and i will not grow on the when he was an economics minister it was one of his pet projects to try to modernize the french economy it's still one of his central policies now that he's president but the unions are very concerned about what they see as a diminishing of their influence over the french in just industrial landscape basically many of the proposals that want to put into law before the end of september include for example putting the unions to one side so that a company for example with less than twenty staff could negotiate pay and conditions direct with those staff instead of the current situation which is where t