maybe the capital city was calmer than the rest of the division. part of the reason is the pollittizizing of the jamal islamic. all this comes in the backdrop of when the united nation assist trying to broker a negotiation between the opposition and the ruling party >> you'll have to explain more about what jamal-e-ilami - what the party is and why the death sentence imposed on mollah is having such a backlash in bangladesh. >> jamal islami has been there since 1947 onwards. they have taken part with collaboration with pakistan when we had a civil war here. a lot of members were involved in peace committee and auxiliary police. many of them were members involved in killing bangladeshis and freedom fighters. many were accused, many couldn't be convicted. after 40 years the government decided this needs to be put to an end as part of an election manifesto. the war crimes tribunal was formed. if you ask everywhere, everyone wants a due process and those who are found guilty to be sentenced. there's a lot of controversy in the due process of the war cr

now as we will learn to enjoy over the causes of school attack ron is of course the capital city often wrong but it's the model makers in the islamic republic get there and way of the city might be on track to lose its status as the country's political and administrative capital does take a look congested from the table and overcrowded. none has become a health has to do them any of its inhabitants the west is looking at my mice. it only gets up in the morning because of the appalachian out what the position is sensitive to touch the brief was at annapolis i have a shortness of breath with all connected and. some days the elites number readable for singles parties' to close schools and advise them on vulnerable not to go out into the streets of the capital these environmental issues this is serious that they compelled will make is to propose a change of the country's political and administrative capital. if this law was approved. i'm told will be setup to choose the location of the new capital but critics say the huge cost to them these might be too much. i think it will take at least

we'll talk about that coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, after a coordinated terrori attack in the capital city. ew up a car >>> dark cloud of smoke poured out of yemen's defense ministry building after a coordinated terrorist attack in the capital city. suicide bombers blew up a car of explosives while gunmen old fire with assault rifles and hand grenades. authorities say 52 people were killed, 170 people wounded. authorities suspect al qaeda is behind that attack. >>> and in libya, an american teacher was shot and killed this morning while out on a jog. 33-year-old ronald smith was reportedly running near the u.s. consulate in benghazi when he was shot. no one has claimed responsibility for his murder. but suspicion is likely to fall on islamic militants. he teaches chemistry at the international school in benghazi and was planning to fly home next week for the holidays. >>> for a third straight day crews are trying to rescue a pod of stranded whales in the florida everglades. dozens of the pilot whales were first spotted tuesday afternoon struggling in dangerously shallow waters. some had be

due to the coal burning contribute most to replace the capital city and nearby areas. but thirty four percent of the total came to court by police. completion of twenty two percent. my vehicle emission limit of fifteen percent. mcgovern take out the english and can only look to make a lot of pride of the commission has occurred to me to sort the problem. the former dean of the ppp code with children that tax reform cord tissue that call. everytime when i care but the ministry of environment protection. when private car emissions contribute too much air pollution. i feel they are speaking on time. it might be the incarnation fairly complete air quality that much in beijing. the reason the former tv host was so angry because he has reacted to the new limit for getting away from play. the block to go until i can clean water to them before they can purchase a car. even if they get one are still five working days the people cannot drive the car according to what to throw out or by comparison mccartney effective at all as mentioned above. most pollution resources come from c

just like in 2004, the protesters are beginning to occupy and hold territory in ukraine's capital citypicture says revolution hearts. prote headquarters. >> it brought in tv monday tors and erected a tent city including first aid stations and canteens. this weekend, protests in main square turned violent when police decided to use force against the protesters. the clashes got so violent that kiev's chief of police submitted his resignation last night. the protests that are underway in ukraine are said to be larger than the protests from the orange revolution nine years ago, which, after all, were big enough to overthrow the government at that time. and this time, i have to tell you, one of the guys leading the opposition, the protest movement is a guy you may have heard of before, even if you have heard of no one else from ukraine. this is vitale clich coe. he is the heavyweight champion of the world. one of the greatest boxers who's ever lived. in addition to being the reigning heavyweight champion of the world he is also a mb of the ukrainian parliament. in his capacity as the most e

truths to that, but it is also about a very small group of waley people centered in bangkok, the capital city and about a small group of wealthy people who come from other areas, these two groups battling for control of the country. >> the international news agency tend to focus on that usual between the rich and poor. it is a new dynasty in itself. a lot of people said that this is not democratic, this is a dynasty establishing itself on a widespread nepotism, cronyism and a huge amount of wealth. >> global village voices on the media side of the political story in thailand. >> most of free t.v. radio are owned by the military. some satellite t.v. are funded t that the leader of understand the fact that who controls the media controls the mind of the people. >> we have to rely that the media are a very important film in the cultural struggle in the kingdom of thailand. thailand is an ideological society where propaganda is funneled through the media especially television. both sides of the on going crisis are harming the professional media. >> in ukraine, the largest demonstrations seen in n

with the help of unicef, we found this guy in capital city who had one, exactly one example of a schoolwas hoping someone would want to come along and do this. i said to him, can you make 30 of those. this was a wednesday afternoon. can you make 30 of those by friday. i have to leave thursday and i'd like to fill one classroom by thursday. i said, how will you do that? he said i will walk out on the street the carpenters, welders, everyone standing out there. they have no work. they have trained carpenters. >> in malawi. >> he brought them in, worked 24-hour shifts. brought in dozens and dozens of guys to do this. that was the first miracle. that guy who was able to do that now has moved to a much -- a very big factory that he's had built in the outskirts of the capital city. there are three other factories going in malawi. it's first of all a jobs program. the first thing the money does is provide jobs to workers in malawi who then can afford to send their kids to school. they know they can afford to feed their kids. so it starts there. there's just a wonderful virtuous cycle of the wa

forces use to control the town of noble it's located along the highway connecting the capital damascus to this end to city of palms. it will now be eased if the government forces to transport goods feel and weapons to the capital. tear of french soldiers who were killed in an operation to restore stability in the central african republic yet france is first casualty since its military intervention began last week french defense ministry official said the two soldiers were attacked by militants at close range typically an airport in the capital city of pune be drastically about sixteen hundred troops to the central african republic to help restore security. tribal militants have repeatedly clashed in the country in recent weeks. civilians have been killed in the violence french president francois long offered his condolences to the soldiers' families he said he will continue the military operation. south africans and dozens of heads of states came together on a rainy day in johannesburg to remember a man who changed the nation and inspired the world. i attended a memorial for nelson mandela who died last w

leisure and services exports a dangerously high level of toxic dust from china and blankets the capital city some of that fills the issue of mind this morning for the first time ever the stores and more next on prime time. to put any assets thursday to suffer fest here in korea lot from seoul. i need to pay them come and thank you so much for joining us. we begin with some welcome news for the nation into on the korean tradition of making and sharing and she paid unesco's intangible cultural heritage of humanity list on this thursday korea time for more details on how the decision came about and what this means for the country. we connect live on the phone to professor pat sent me from azerbaijan she's a member of the world heritage section of the cultural heritage committee and she took part at the eighth annual unesco world heritage conference thank you very much for joining us and congress to link fence. you couldn't be well first off tell us what the atmosphere there was like at the moment the decision was made and what does it mean to be on this unesco blacks. i'm going. yes that is why

embassy on thursday, near the kabul capital city. it was near a major traffic circle outside the main entrance. it was steps away interest n.a.t.o.'s international security assistance force office. yesterday a suicide bomber attacked a german convoy entering an ifas building. >> a seismic change in policy from the food and drug administration. the agency wants to phase out the use of certain antibiotics in cows and chickens raised for meat. it's the first attempt at curbing the use of antibiotics in healthy animals. we have more. >> giving antibiotics to livestock has been common practice on american farms. in 2011 nearly 30 million pounds of drugs were sold in the u.s. for meat and poultry production. farmers use them to keep livestock healthy and for animals to grow faster. there's a risk for people. overusing antibiotics in animals allows resistant strains of bacteria to evolve. they sicken millions each year, killing 23,000 people. that concern is driving the fta to phase out certain antibiotics for food production. in a statemen

the red cross has recovered 400 bodies in the capital city. >>> president obama urged the congress to extend the federal unemployment benefits. caring for the long term unemployed is one challenge and so is finding jobs for the young workers. their unemployment rate is in the mid teens and even higher than that among young minorities. for more about all of this, we are joininged by victoria stillwell. there was a recession in the '70s and a stock market crash in 1987 and jobs were scarce. what makes this so different for young americans compared to those times? >> the great recession was unprecedented. it exacerbated trends. we have been seeing unemployment for people aged 26 16 to 24 hig. but that spread has widened out. in the last recovery the pred between unemployment for young people and for everyone else was about 5 to 6 percentage points and now it is 7 percentage points. we have an unemployment rate that is double the national average. that's a problem. >> one of the things that is interesting about this. we are not talking about low income starter jobs. these are people getti

however, in the capital cities and the regional cities, there are many higher education establishmentsthat do not meet modern requirements. i believe that if we are going to upgrade the system of higher education, we need to take advantage of the potential the best tertiary educational establishment so there graduates will be in demand. society will receive actual results. no barriers can be created for educational mobility of our citizens. this concerns payment for student dorms. the prices should not be arbitrary. they should directly depend on the conditions of the environment and services provided. i am asking the ministry of education and science and the relevant authorities to oversee the situation rigorously. i want the presidents of the universities to pay attention to this. soon, the outcome will be that the finance ministry will take into account your revenues and will reduce the relevant ratios. you will see that it will happen in both education, the students, and the establishment themselves will suffer as a result. we must increase the export of quality educational service

this is the capital city, kiev.nd hundreds of thousands of people have turned out over the weekend to call for the removal of the president. he is seen by many of the people as a puppet of vladimir putin. so we wanted to lift the veil and introduce you to people who do this for a living and say that the ukraine footage was the best of the day. so, julian, first to you. you have been in a riot situation. it's always tough. you never know what you're getting into. >> we have covered plenty of riots stateside that feel intense but i can't imagine what that is like. >> look at the helmets. >> i know photojournalists in these situations and having to remain calm and calculated and looking out for their own safety. >> jay? >> it's a scary situation. i have been in riot situations but not to this extent when you see weapons and stuff coming out. it's scary trying to gather your loved ones. >> and trying to capture it for the world to see. >> thank you very much. and in just a moment we will go into these stories speaking o

nazi moshuri is the capital city of bange? >> this is a country being swept up in a frenzy of hate. these pictures filmed by amnesty international show the aftermath of an attack on a mosque. local christians burned it down. and now, they are stripping it apart. the graffiti on the world insults the rebel president. se celica took control here in march. >> the big part now is every day people, it was a fighting between our people. now, we are fighting between communities. >> french soldiers are here to protect civilians. but they, too, have now become targets. the french president, fran squeeze /* squaw francois wants to boost the moral of the rest of his forces. for now, it is the africans union forces which are more visible on the streets. these men are from cong congo brazivil, froektiprotecti special union to the country. >> what we need is just the international community and the equipment, all much that. and we are calling all of the people in central africa to take this into their hands. >> the role of african union soldiers will become increasingly important here. >> it's a

issued an alert for its troops in the democratic republic of congo oner a coordinated attacks the capital city. byy were briefly taken over a group of armed youths. the congolese government said more than 70 were killed at three locations. channels television are back on the air. the united states has offered russia full cooperation in security preparations for the winter olympics. after two bomb attacks in the city of volgograd in two days. they said they would help to guarantee the security of the athletes and spectators. at least 31 people were killed in a blast at vocal grad -- at volgograd at the main railway bus.on and on a crowded >> the burned, twisted rush-hour remains. many of the passengers died almost instantly when a suicide bomber through him -- blew himself up as the people around him were on their way to work. a state of emergency has been declared in the city. after all, it was the second bombing in today's, and all just before -- in two days and all just before russia hosts the olympics. >> this is a serious test. a second terrorism act in 24 hours. we have dead people and in

a car bomb exploded in the capital city of beirut, killing five people, including a former ambassadors. the blast was heard across the city and sent thick black smoke billowing downtown. >>> the u.s. has sent missiles to iraq's military to help. >>> the man accused of the november 1st shootings inside the l.a.x. terminal entered a not guilty plea on thursday. he's accused of killing a tsa agent and kiwounding three othe people. >>> swummers attacked by fish on christmas day. some children lost part or all of their fingers. the fish are believed to be a relative of the piranha. >>> in one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, man hopped a fence at the sky harbor airport. he caused a southwest jet to stop in its tracks. the man was most likely intoxicated and under the influence of drugs. >>> and now for your first look at business, we go the hampton pearson. good morning. >> hey, veronica. we have futures higher after stocks hit record highs on thursday following reporteds showing a bigger than expected drop in the number of people filing for unemployment last week. the dow with the

many chanting "revolution," defied a government ban and rallied on independence square in the capital city of kiev. there was renewed violence when some tried to storm a government building. riot police responded by firing tear gas and beating some of the protesters. the demonstrators are demanding that the ukrainian president move forward on a deal that would integrate them with the european union. russia has already banned some ukrainian imports and is threatening trade sanctions if the deal is put into place. >>> there was another wave of protests in thailand. police in bangkok used water cannons at demonstrators who tried to occupy government offices and television stations. they're demanding the prime minister resign. she had tried to push through a law that would have granted amnesty for her brother. he was overthrown after being accused of corruption and abuse of power. authorities fear the protests could damage the nation's economy, particularly its $6 billion a year tourism industry. >>> it was a day of mourning in scotland today, a day after a police helicopter crashed into a pub

story, a bomb blast killing 15 people in a train station in volgegrad, about 550 miles from the capital city of moscow. reports indicate a suicide bomber detonating explosives as they approach the metal d detectors happening six weeks before the winter games in sochi. >> it's cold so i thought i would come to the train station. it's warmer there. as soon as i walked up to the station entrance all hell broke loose. people, flesh, with shards of glass in the air, all doors action windows scattered. i received a concussion and smoke billowed from inside. yes understand at first what was going on. steven fishe is an expert at ucla. he joins us from tampa, florida. mr. fishe, thank you for being with us today. >> my pleasure. >> everyone is saying it can't happen at sochi. they say it is hard, a security gauntlet is there any evidence that what happened today can't happen there? >> certainly sochi, site of the olympics will be much better guarded than a typical train station in a large city that is some ways away from sochi. so, it was of course a terrorist act could happen. it could happen in so

he will come to lie in state at the union buildings behind us here in the capital city of pretoria. the outpouring has been so great since his death, the number of dignitaries arriving here is so large, this nation is going to be pushed to capacity in terms of crowd control and transportation and accommodations and security, starting really when the sun comes up tomorrow. they are scrambling to accommodate presidents and kings and citizens. all while this country remains, of course, in mourning for this global figure that they happen to share with the world. so we will begin our coverage tonight with nbc's lester holt. he is just to the south of us outside the mandela home in soweto, the township where tomorrow's service will take place. lester, good evening. >> reporter: hey, brian. good evening. you have to believe the largest stadium on the african continent isn't big enough to accommodate all those who would like to say farewell to nelson mandela. that guest list is impressive. it ranges from afghanistan to zimbabwe. there are a-list celebs here as well. a hujs security challeng

a car bomb exploded in the capital city of beirut, killing five people, including a former lebanese ambassadorthe u.s. named mohammed chatta. the blast was heard across the city and sent thick black smoke billowing downtown. >>> the u.s. has sent missiles to iraq's military to help. with use in the ongoing campaign against al qaeda forces. the missiles have proven successful and destroyed four militant camps. >>> the man accused of the november 1st shootings inside the l.a.x. terminal entered a not guilty plea on thursday. 23-year-old paul ciancia is accused of killing a tsa agent and wounding three other people. >>> more than 70 people were attacked by vicious biting fish in argentina on christmas day. some swimmers suffered bites 3 1/2 inches deep. some children lost part or all of their fingers. the fish are believed to be a relative of the piranha. >>> in one of the busiest travel week of the year, a man hopped a fence at the sky harbor airport. he caused a southwest jet to stop in its tracks. before running away from airport security. authorities say the man was most likely intoxicated an

volgograd is about 550 miles from the capital city of moscow and 400 miles northeast of sochi. that is site for the olympic games which begin in just six weeks. peter sharpe is in volgograd. >> the twisted gutted remains of a trolley bus in volgograd. bodies and debris are strewn across the street. russian investigators say a male suicide bomber was responsible for the blast. it is the second in the last 24 hours. people were killed by a sue sierd bomber in volgograd's main railway station. security at the entrance prevented more deaths. >> the explosive device was the equivalent of 4 kilograms of tnt, it was filled with shrapnel. and because it was the same as the other incident, this confirms they were connected. >> formerly the kgb is coordinating the hunt for these attacks. the people now worried that this could be just the start of the concerted bombing campaign leading up to the start of the winter olympics in february. the sochi olympics are a major prestige project for president vladimir putin. no one has claimed responsibility for it a of these attacks but earlier, che

dance month shouted the capital city on thursday morning and worsen throughout the afternoon at four pm local time the average hourly density of pm two point five weeks to ninety three micrograms per cubic meter. this exceeded the city's safety standard of eighty five micrograms of a nanny two hour period. still officials urged all kindergartens and schools in the city to suspend the outdoor activities. they also advise the elderly and people with respiratory illnesses to stay in killings while graham asks when going outside seoul began releasing observation data at five pm two point five in october amid growing concerns about the fine particulate matter of writing on weekends from china. it is the only local government in the country to release xd down. cause personal information and going across south korea and malaysia has become a serious problem in western and southern parts of the country especially near the border with china. chantal slums along gulf coast of oman floodplain their agents like him as developing their habitat and caused a sea change and baby turtles that paint a

al jazeera mohammed adou has the latest from the capital city of juba >> reporter: these african leaders missing on friday give two sides up to the first of december to come together and hold face to face talks. so far, the government has committed itself to talks with their opponents but the former vice president said he is not going to talk about it until they have proper mechanics for this cease fire that have been put in place. >> mohammed adou in juba. >>> a new national intelligence says pulling troops out of afghanistan could make the country more vulnerable to the taliban and saying they could re-emerge three years after. others report it doesn't account for the strength of the afghan security force still being trained by the u.s. >>> activists on the ground in syria saying more than 20s people dead there after an airstrike that was carried out by government forces in the town of aleppo. those same activists saying barrels filled with explosives were dropped on civilians at a vegetable market. on the relief front, the un itsed nations continuing to run aid flights into syria from

office is not in favor, but we do recognize that there are a number of ways that the city can leverage general fund for capital projects. obviously the general obligation bond is the typical way that the city borrows money to fund infrastructure as the lowest cost to the city. it also allows for a process to evaluate and prioritize the ifd is a concept that is still a very new one. there is only two that exist in the state and neither of them leverage debt which is what is needed in order to accomplish many of these projects. it's a complex financing mechanism. it's time consuming, it's administratively difficult to do and again we have general obligation bonds for participation which is two common ways we raise money for infrastructure as well as within our own capital plan there is pay as you go with general fund money and there are grants and other federal sources that can be leveraged with a portion of a general fund match in order to make infrastructure improvements in transportation and in parks and in other areas. so, it takes a long time to set up and an ifd the money doesn't come inform many many year

estimated 1 million people into the streets is now blocking almost all government buildings in this capital city of kiev. they're determined to oust their president. they see him as a puppet of russian president vladimir putin and they're furious that he obeyed putin and refused to open trade with the european union which they believe will save their staggering economy. on monday they toppled a statue of lenin and cnn as we have been showing you been on the inside of the demonstrations as they began and today opposition leaders told our journalists there that a group of masked men raided their offices, took away their computers. one thing is certain here, this rising tension and anger in these streets is not going anywhere. even a snowstorm. look at that. snowstorm didn't stop these protesters and now members of the government calling on their own president to negotiate with the movement. this as violence broke out between protesters and interior ministry troops near the presidential administration building. the opposition says it is giving the president 48 hours to dismantle his government. and

the campus located just up the hill next to the capital cities parliament building the issue thousand ukrainians. people here still staunchly behind their president viktor yanukovich so we can eat it. the move troops and ukraine stand united. they're referring to present the article features agreement earlier this week to align with russia by accepting fifteen million dollars in loans. moving away from an alliance with the eu demanded by opposition protesters downhill at independence square alexander had dumped a can he says that tens of thousands of anti government ukrainians can crumble all they like. the proof is in who holds power. so on this you'll learn how to get to our town's streets not how to relax. we want real actions were not interested in covering a square. when not competing for our many people can't get out of the street the dough. opposition members say that isn't true. claiming that government has boxed in supporters from rural southern and eastern regions paying them money for their loyalty i also love the sense that shed at the same information but on a balk at tha

good administered kashmir have battled is in the midst insurgents killing one of them kashmir is capital city should ago was also put on high alert after intelligence reports of rebels militants who are fighting to establish an islamic state as you have often targeted police forces in the region. tis the season to be jolly you mustn't forget that but don't forget you might also be racking up debt to at least that's what experts are warning once again now that the buy now pay later revelers going to have a hard time repaying the rising credit card debt but for now nothing can start in the way it seems as laura smith. people are in the grips of a buying frenzy last minute shopping last minute spending and last minute going into debt british families are more likely to start the new year buried under a mountain of credit card debt than almost any of the europeans only remain ians and turks plus more plastic britons are also taking on more christmas debt in two thousand and thirteen than the year before which has prompted fears about the wider economy the bank of england says a recovery has taken

streak that started one week ago has now begun to have the direct effect on two meters in the capital city. the korea railroad corporation recall trail begins operations of some wailing three insult by fifteen percent on monday the line is operated by the both coal rail is all natural which also read the first and fourth lines at signaling the possibility of further scale downs in operations. the unions representing so natural and the kirby of railway workers have already notified their employers could be planted on a strike starting wednesday the number of its passenger trains. it's all for science starting tuesday suggesting more i think and the means is that commuters in the coming day. on monday evening july st district court issued a press warrants for six union members were currently on strike. another cortisol is still reviewing for other warrants that were requested by police earlier in the day and a four year old woman was killed in southern seoul on sunday evening after her leg got stuck between a train doors while the subway was still moving. a stuffed it to denton year was ridi

stars for an exhibition game in the capital city of pyongyang to market leader kim jong un's birthday on january the eighth rather than arrive just a couple of weeks after the execution of kim's uncle in a dramatic political poetry. a lot of people in america don't prove what i'm going to want but that's not my problem you know a lot of people want to come over here and do some special things that's not my problem that i actually am to look at you know i'm not an. investor i'm not just come over to meet a leader. emotional like a mother to. to meet the best fourteen to prepare a great game for the leader for his birthday. well meanwhile in the n.b.a. there was bad news for the l.a. lakers a superstar kobe bryant is expected to be out for six weeks after injuring his left knee in a game in memphis brian towns already missed eight months due to a torn achilles tendon he joins fellow god steve nash and steve blake and jordan farmar on the sidelines though the team haven't written off their playoff hopes. that you know you know we would have come back with her to play another way for her

political party in india a campaign against corruption is set to form a government in the country's capital city of new delhi. i'm not a time of the common man's party said on monday that the following local government support for the qantas heidi the ap today i've been in case anyone is expected to serve as chief minister at the party won twenty eight and seventy seats in the capital since the nineteen nineties and before it becomes the second might describe it. nobody won a majority in the ikea. that is in the monsoons ruling congress party is. production and rising prices. ap is gaining popularity among the urban middle class and young people. this time the phillies in the business he is most investors around the world have a holiday shortened week. ign gave the south of the business with a check on the markets good morning good morning captain this ride out to kill had a holiday on monday took a mark of how to live in a lot of other markets around the world. i won't be having holidays leader this week what happened overnight us share prices rose monday encouraged by strong consumer sentiment

in indian administered kashmir has battled its the most insurgents killing one of them as peers capital city saying are was also put on high alert following intelligence reports of armed rebels there militants who are fighting to establish an islamic state in asia i've often targeted army and police forces in the region. a look at the latest breakthroughs and gadgets in the high tech world is next in technology update. although i have gone duck hunting a few times i've never seen the duck dynasty t.v. show but gosh i heard about the scandal involving one of the stars of the show phil robertson who got suspended for making what many consider anti homo sexual comments in an interview this slippery scandal is creating a lot of arguments about freedom of speech on social networks many people who believe that robertson deserved to be booted from the show for what he said argue that freedom of speech means that robertson can't be arrested by the government for what he said but the eighty t.v. channel has the right to fire whom they like the thing is that if this situation were reversed and roberts

capital city of serbia. less than two miles from the city center, serbia's largest and most infamous prison. centrale socmore. known locally as cz. >> my parents are from belgrade so there was a bit more emotion going to a prison in serbia than say other prisons around the world. cz has an ominous reputation for serbs. it's where inmates went in, and then you'd never see them again. >> cz opened its doors in 1950 and has housed countless political prisoners, including opponents of the late serbian president slobodan milosevic. many were still there when milosevic himself was incarcerated here in 2001, while awaiting trial for corruption and war crimes. today it houses some of the nation's most dangerous criminals. including the assassin of a former serbian prime minister. >> translator: they have committed all kinds of criminal offenses. basically every criminal offense on the books. these include organized crimes, war crime and other serious criminal offenses such as homicide. >> like american prisons, cz fa

in indian administered kashmir have battled islamist insurgents killing one of them kashmir is capital city srinagar was also put on high alert following intelligence reports of armed rebels there militants who are fighting to establish an islamic state in asia have often targeted army and police forces in the region. a judge in saudi arabia has recommended that imprisoned blogger right badawi be charged for rejecting islam something that could carry the death penalty the activist has been behind bars since he was sentenced in june to a seven year term and six hundred lashes for making supposedly entry to pharmac statements on his liberal website the case has been linked to a wider crackdown with two of the country's best known political activists given jail sentences earlier this year. plunges deeper into chaos and violence as a bomb attack on a bus leaves five people injured in the egyptian capital two more devices were found in diffused nearby the government blames the attacks on the muslim brotherhood which earlier declared a terrorist organization and also accused the brotherhood for t

we return to our top story ukraine's security forces have started to clear barricades from the capital city center and clear roads from government protesters have been out in the streets for more than two weeks now after the country's leadership was put into signing on economic integration deal with the e.u. well joining us live a little later i believe from strasburg is. she is a member of the delegation to the ukraine parliamentary corp committee she was close to the failed association deal between the two powers and that she is indeed joining us live here on r.t. international for this discussion we have historian. and international affairs expert and he joins us from london and here in the studio we have. just returned from. a little research on this developing story in ukraine let me just turn to you immediately in the larger of what's happening at the moment it appears that the security forces are indeed now removing the protesters from the center of kiev when you were there reporting in kiev what did you make of the way the authorities handled situation you know bill i've been coveri

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in yangon, the capital city of myanmar, it's dark.outs are frequent, with the ancient power grid. but sources of light there are in the street cast an eerie yellow-orange hue. for almost 100 years under british rule, this was rangoon. in 1948 after helping the british fight off the japanese, there was a new taste for self-determination, the country gained independence. after a decade of instability, however, the military consolidated power and never let go. elections? they came and went. the results ignored, opposition punished, or silenced entirely. burma, now myanmar, where orwell once served as a colonial policeman, where he first had grown to despise the apparatus of a colonial state, make more orwellian than imagined, in a nation where even having an opinion could be dangerous. >> i am very honored to be here at this university and to be the first president of the united states of america to visit your country. >> morning in yangon, to nearly everyone's surprise, there have been some huge changes in recent months. >> difficult ti

to leave the group one insurgent has also over to the who killed kashmir the capital city was also put on high alert after reports of armed rebels there but you're here to anybody militants are fighting to establish an islamic state in asia and it's often targeted army and police forces. the united nations has criticised the u.k. immigration bill saying it's likely to stick to stigmatize foreigners and create a climate of ethnic profiling u.n. refugee agency says the initiative if passed would violate the rights of asylum seekers president the prime minister i should say david cameron has proposed new measures to terry illegal migrants barring their access to bank accounts private housing and free public service to. a judge in saudi arabia has recommended that imprisoned blogger rife by dawi be charged for rejecting islam something that could carry the death penalty the activist has been behind bars since he was sentenced in june to a seven year term and six hundred lashes for making supposedly am to islamic statements on who's there. website has been linked to a wider crackdown two of

security forces in indian administered kashmir have battled islamist insurgents killing one of them capital city in srinagar was also put on a high alert following intelligence reports of armed rebels they're still attends were fighting to establish an islamic state in asia have often targeted army and police forces in the region. and a judge in saudi arabia has recommended that imprisoned blogger rive badawi be charged for rejecting islam something that could carry the death penalty the activist has been behind bars since he was sentenced in june to a seven year term and six hundred lashes for making supposedly anti islam mixtape mints on his the globe website place has been linked to a wider crackdown with two of the country's best known political activists given jail sentences earlier this. cairo plunges deeper into chaos and violence as a bomb attack on a bus leaves five people injured in the egyptian capital two more devices were found in diffuse nearby the government claims the attack on the muslim brotherhood which had earlier declared a terrorist organization they accuse the brotherhood

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embassy in the capital city of juba.ported coup attempt last weekend triggered violence that has been spreading all week. yesterday a u.n. base came under attack. >> in fact, two indian army peacekeepers were killed, a couple others wounded. two civilians also died. very worrying situation. president obama releasing a statement that says "in 2011, millions of south saw dan he's voted to forge a new nation founded on the promise of a more peaceful and prosperous future for all of suit sudan's people. today that future is at risk. south sudan stands at the precipice. recent fighting threatens to plunge south sudan back into the dark days of itsity past." >>> and google has run into some trouble in europe. we're going to tell you how some countries say that the way the tech company clektz information on its users is illegal. across america people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor abou

however, in the capital cities and the regional cities, there are many higher education establishmentsat do not meet modern requirements. i believe that if we are going to upgrade the system of higher education, we need to take advantage of the potential the best tertiary educational establishment so there graduates will be in demand. actual will receive results. no barriers can be created for educational mobility of our citizens. for concerns payment student dorms. the prices should not be arbitrary. they should erect would depend -- on thedent conditions of the environment and services provided. i am asking the ministry of education and science and the relevant authorities to oversee the situation rigorously. i want the presence of the universities to pay attention to this. soon, the outcome will be that the finance ministry will take into account your revenues and will reduce the relevant ratios. you will see that it will happen in both education, the students, and the establishment themselves will suffer as a result. we must increase the export of andity educational services create

i was in the capital city where i worked with what would be equivalent of agricultural. our mission in the focus of the military was at that time to put emphasis on putting people to work and one of the avenues for that was through agriculture. >> what do you make of the budget with the cut in the veterans benefits? that certainly has created controversy. >> what you have is they took their first big step with the sequestration to cut the spending that they had. i didn't agree with the way they did it because they did it across the board. but at least they've cut. now they've gone and reversed it. so now that everybody's talking about military benefits. in south carolina we go and cut every year. and we don't go and cut military benefits. we don't go and cut the things that are important to our citizens. we don't cut those core issues. why is it that they can't seem to get a budget where one, they cut and two, they prioritize on what they cut. it's chaotic, mismanaged. it's poor decision making from my standpoint, but it is d.c. as we know it. >> do you get a sense that