this reaction of the institutions to war or what happened and what's going on in catalonia one of the reasons is that. you know. it's still too much based on the bible. nationalist states and in that context still national interest. and butter. and national states tend to defend themselves even if it implies. done enough and i went by elations in the many ways thing you and you want president. to take more power over that's the answer to the jailing of democratically elected politicians is the nation state of the robot then you are no i want i want another more democratic. aide of. two to be very strong to the at the strongly against. my dalit basic fundamental rights and i thank you and that definition i will be back on wednesday the day donald trump professed to address nato on new priority for the alliance of war far beyond the north atlantic deal that he would advise actually do a thing on wednesday twenty three years as its mass killing of muslims instructor needs a head of british bombing which would break up the socialist federal republic of yugoslavia and un court that exonera

catalonia dialogue platform after your paris meeting perhaps it will meet in london next. yes we were last week in some inaction. in that transponder and the lead it was successful in the sense that we could explain to some friends and pierce the current situation in. also and and of our platform from the minute of you know about and we were very interested in change of the us and work at. dr. beach from different political affiliations to look at this and that's this actually what we do want to do on this data exchange of views and information with and based what about professor clare upon that is it understandable that there are fears in scotland in britain now that scottish prosecutors have been given the go ahead on behalf of spain to begin extradition proceedings on the allegations a violent rebellion. we trust the stock this to do so he. already see how the belgian should use it he discovered it use a location of this turkish. city should reveal a misuse of funds. or wait in the station and in germany i'm sounding as if someone we completely address all this into the

the former leader of catalonia has returned to belgium after spain dropped a european wide arrest warranting rebellion charges are pretending to create an independent republic of catalonia. he plans to lead a separatist i am council based in belgium. catalonia's current regional presidentjoined his predecessor in renewing their appeal for spain to release six catalan politicians. cambodians are voting in an election which does not include the main opposition to prime minister hun sen who has been in power since 1985. critics have called the vote a "sham," as the cambodia national rescue party, which narrowly lost the last election, has been dissolved and its leader jailed. dr kenneth mufuka is a zimbabwean historian who grew up 16 kilometres from the ruins of great zimbabwe, a medieval city in the south—eastern hills of zimbabwe near the town of masvingo. it is now a unesco world heritage site. dr kenneth mufuka tells our witness team about how its ancient structures have been used as a political tool by generations of ruling elites. this is one of the most remarkable sites in africa. the

kim torah who travel to meet his predecessor pushed him on fled spain last year after catalonia as a referendum on independence. is a political scientist and contributor to vocal european joins us by skype from barcelona good to have you with us so what direction do you expect the catalonian independent movement to take now we've got a new catalonian leader and we've got a relatively new spanish leader to have a way yes indeed we have brand new man in the new in europe three man who can goes to everywhere except for catalonia to explain the situation. repression we have here against democracy against human rights and that's where it has been so much worse than there was a loosen up that there were no in germany because now he can come back to brussels where he was before and he can now really will there the political activities and there is no better city where do we want that in brussels or stone of the european union and so-called democracy and human rights of the western world. right but getting back to my question though i mean from the perspective of the authorities in madrid of

the former president of catalonia and separatist leader carles puigdemont has returned to belgium afterges after attempting to create an independent republic of catalonia. anna holligan reports from brussels. triumphant and defiant. carles puigdemont crossed a european border, spoke freely to a roomful of attentive reporters in brussels, and these feats alone were enough to allow the new leader of the catalans to proclaim this a day of defeat for the spanish state. today is the day of defeat for the spanish state. in germany, as in belgium before, the spanish state has lot the european battle. more defeats will come if they continue to press their case. while they may have scored a victory in this round of thejudicial battle, carles puigdemont still cannot return home without risking arrest. and so the separatist leader vowed to continue his political campaign for autonomy in exile. myjourney will not end until all political prisoners are released. exiles can return, and the catalan people will have their rights to self—determination without the threat of violence. and later, a small cr

have much faith in the european union it was practical it worked in five sample recent events in catalonia it would have reinforced the skepticism about the european commission's gets very complicated because the union the situation is very complicated and it's got legal connotations that work against that whereas we have the opposite we have legal constraints that cement being here the treaty of utrecht particular i would have thought the lesson from catalonia as the european commission would side with the loyal european union member i.e. spain almost regardless of circumstance well it has to spanos a lot of money to your group that you can just go and spoil the client you have to pay that back stay with us for board fascinating insight from david ben tatar after the break. f.o.c. played golf. since the start of the world cup russian sports commentators have put cruelly sure on their list of teams capable of winning russians love to root for the underdog but will have sympathy for a rival impact on russia's quarterfinal time with croatia. welcome back to the alex salmond show. so tell us

court ruled earlier that he could not act extradited to face the spanis charge of rebellion over catalonia's push for independence. luxury fashion label burberry says it destroyed clothes and access three's worth more than $36 million last year. it said the aim was to protect its brand by preventing the products being stolen or sold cheaply. wasrbays the process environmentally friendly, but green campaigners are angry about the waste. right now it seems all the focus is on president trump's summit juwith russia, but it wa weeks ago that he sat down with north korean leader kim jong-un. negotiations between the u.s. and north korea since the meeting have resuld in pyongyang accusing washington of using gangster like behavior to try to push for nuclear disarmament. according to south korea's foreign minister, there is momentum towds negotiations, but it will be action rather than promises which will be watch. kang kyung-hwa sat down with my colleague babita sharma. babita: last month the u.s. idprt met with the north korean leader in unprecedented scenes in singapore with a promise of change.

the former president of catalonia carles puigdemont has returned to belgium after spain dropped a european—wideleader is still facing rebellion charges after attempting to create an independent republic of catalonia. anna holligan reports from brussels. triumphant and defiant. carles puigdemont crosta european border, spoke freely to a roomful of attentive reporters in brussels, and these feats alone were enough to allow the new leader of the cattle lands to proclaim this a day of defeat for the spanish state. today is the day of defeat for the spanish state. in germany, as in belgium before the spanish state has lot the european battle. more defeats will come if they continue to press their case. while that may have scored a victory in this round of thejudicial battle, carles puigdemont still cannot return home without risking arrest. and so the separatist leader vowed to continue his political campaign for autonomy in exile. myjourney will not end until all political prisoners are released. the exiles can return and the catalan people will have their rights to self—determination without the t

that cement our being here the treaty of utrecht particular i would have thought the lesson from catalonia is that the european commission would side with the loyal european union members i.e. spain almost regardless of circumstance well it has to spanos a lot of money to europe they took an x. go and spoil the client they have to pay that back stay with us for board fascinating insight from david ben tatar after the break. hyperinflationary deal is money interest on the debt is greater then your taxes taxable base then you have to throw down all pretenses of quantitative easing and just admit your monetizing that central bank is just printing and buying back its own debt in a deliberate place then you get into what's called a banana republic named after a countries in latin america that to but they're in the but out of business to end up doing this monetization of their own that and have collapsed their currencies venezuela harder to come to mine this is now going to be contagious and going into american. welcome back to the alex salmond show. so tell us about this book davis ahead so i s

midges due to start in november to be waived a german court has ruled that catalonia is formally decoders predictable and can be extradited to spain or charges of misappropriation of public funds and it rejected a request to send him back to spain or more serious charges of rebellion a court decision is yet to be approved by the prosecutor's office for sharon was arrested in a german danish border following a european arrest warrant in march the accusations were it to last years unauthorized referendum on catalonia independence haiti's prime minister is facing a vote of no confidence following days of violent demonstrations spot by plans to raise fuel prices shot get a full term as given no indication that he will step down before saturday's vote several people have been killed in the violent protests which forced the government to back down on the price hike cameras on those in the haitian capital port au prince. protesters again on the streets unlike the demonstrations over the weekend these remained peaceful the police closely watched the crowd and shut it down before the demonstration

kim torah for the first time it signals an easing of tensions between madrid and barcelona while catalonia is still pushing for independence son jesse socialists has taken a softer stance than spain's previous conservative government but it's still opposed to catalonia as independence. and the us supreme court has upheld its death sentence for three men convicted over the gang rape and murder of a woman on a daily bus back in twenty twelve the defendants were tried under a special fast track court after the woman succumbed to her injuries following the brutal assault make a spark nationwide protests against abuse of women. the japanese government says at least one hundred twelve people are dead after days of heavy rain and mudslides rescuers have been digging through mud and rubble racing to find survivors tens of thousands of emergency workers have been deployed to help and more than two million people were ordered to evacuate their homes. in thailand the head of the rescue mission working to free a soccer team and their coach from a flooded cave has confirmed that four more boys have bee

catalonia suppose president carter has pushed him on says he'll head to belgium where help keep pressing for his region's independence it comes after a spanish judge dropped a european arrest warrant for him last week he was detained in germany in march over his role in last year's illegal cason independence referendum which to mount he still faces charges of rebellion in spain believes the change of spanish government is a positive move and that she did the meeting between spanish prime minister peter sanchez and the couple president kim torah was very valuable in allowing them to make their standpoints clear but now is no longer the time for gestures but rather facts we have shown that we are always ready for dialogue but now we must press on with the reason for this dialogue namely the future of relations between spain and catalonia a swedish student activist has prevented the deportation of an afghan asylum seeker by refusing to sit down preventing the plane from taking off ellen arson lifestream to protest a facebook from inside the plane that was due to fly from goteborg to kabul s

the former president of catalonia and separatist leader carles puigdemont has returned to belgium aftereuropean—wide warrant for his arrest. mr puigdemont is still facing rebellion charges after attempting to create an independent republic of catalonia. anna holligan reports from brussels. triumphant and defiant. carles puigdemont crosta european border and spoke freely to a roomful of attentive reporters in brussels, and these feats alone were enough to allow the new leader of the catalan, to programme this eight days or defeat for the spanish state. today isa defeat for the spanish state. today is a day of defeat for the spanish estate. in germany, as in belgium before the spanish estate has lost the european battles. more will come if they continue to press their case. if they continue to press their case. while that may have scored a victory in this round of the judicial battle, carles puigdemont cannot return home without risking arrest. and to the separatist leader vowed to continue his political campaignfor vowed to continue his political campaign for autonomy in exile. my journe

to spanish catalonia as independence push and now with nasa celebrating its sixtieth anniversary is apparently now happening in space. play. list looks like the fed fifty two american astronauts launched by the russians what's interesting is not a single one of them with an african american it does raise the question what's going on are the russians were fusing to launch at the american astronaut. live. if that is the case i have never heard that. certainly i will start asking that question but i have not heard that and i am unaware if that's ok listen i seriously do not believe that the russians are russian colleagues partly depends on i've been through the training with them and i think. i was able to develop really good working relationships with everyone there and. doing a testament to that it was that i think some of the people there may have known that nasa the speaking of doing this but they were adamant that i had to complete all of the training. thanks for sharing your sunday with us here on oxy international more of your weekly at the top of the hour. we are going through a dramatic

the former separatist leader of catalonia. could soon be extradited to space now that's after a german court cleared his extradition on a charge that he misused public funds which fled fane last year after attempting to declare keva lodhi is independence he has been in germany since march. e.u. interior ministers have been trying to hammer out a common plan on migration at a meeting and. their plan is to strengthen the e.u.'s external borders and combat people smuggling interior ministers of italy austria and germany want tighter e.u. wide asylum policy but others are concerned about the impact that would have on human rights. where does your digital data go after you die wednesday a german court handed down a landmark ruling elevating inheritance rights over private data protection the court ordered facebook to turn over the data which had belonged to the parents of a deceased adult the family had been in a legal battle for years claiming that information in their daughter's facebook account could give clues to what caused he

had missed approved created public funds push him off in spain down south to attempting to declare catalonia independence he's been in germany since march. in western japan the government says at least one hundred ninety five people have died after torrential rains course of year flooding and landslides hundreds of thousands of homes have been destroyed days of intense heat and water shortages in the region are raising fears of disease outbreaks. germany's federal court has ruled facebook must grant the parents of the deceased user access to her data and her messages the case was taken by the parents of a fifteen year old girl who was killed by an underground train in two thousand and twelve they hope the data we shed light on whether their daughter's death was an accident or suicide. the football world cup in russia has delivered another thrilling clash critias beat england in the semifinal and the countries that are heading to its first ever was cup final is a coming from an early goal to england to set up a final showdown with. the england put croatia under pressure from the get go forcin

charge that he misused public funds push him all fled spain last year after attempting to declare catalonia as independence he's been in germany since march. germany's highest score highest private law court rather has ordered facebook to give the parents of the deceased user access to her data the couple have been fighting for years to find out the cause of their fifteen year old daughter's death hoping her facebook accounts would give them some clues. almost six years ago at teenage girl was run over by an underground train in berlin whether it was a suicide or a tragic accidental still unknown the parents stayed at threat to get access to a facebook page to find out if the messages provided any clues although they have to loving code the said was blocked as facebook had already memory allies to account after facebook refused to grant them access the parents won a first case and twenty fifteen only for another court to overturn the ruling on the grounds that opening the account would compromise the privacy of to teenagers contacts. in the latest verdict the federal court ruled that the pa

judge made the decision after a german court to extradite him to face a charge of rebellion after catalonia failed the session bid last october all six are still a broad they'll be detained if they return to spain those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera al-jazeera world is next. in the egyptian capital cairo a chinese community has established itself reflecting the growing business relationship between egypt and china. the two countries have developed a robust treaty relationship in recent years overall trade between egypt and china has exceeded eleven billion u.s. dollars. egypt has awarded lucrative construction contracts to chinese companies and indorsed china's plans to build a global trade route the road in the belt initiative. the chinese community in egypt has grown to more than ten thousand. this is the story of the chinese who came to study work and opened businesses here. and who have discovered an affinity for the life and culture of the most populous arab country. to lead you to listen. to when this is yes it's a. home that in. that fashion on. the walk there's

politicians facing charges of last october, at the spanish government seized control of catalonia after referendum. a new class action lawsuit on behalf of former wrestlers in ohio state university accuses preventan of failing to sexual abuse perpetrated by a university doctor. the men alleged former team dr. richard strauss groped players, and jordan, who is serving as assistant coach in the wrestling team, must have known about the molestation. or it in has been floated as a possible replacement for paul ryan and has denied any knowledge of sexual abuses. and a group of 141 survivors who went public about their sexual abuse by former usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar appeared on stage together wednesday night to accept the arthur ashe award for courage at the annual espy's ceremony. three-time olympic gold medalist aly y raisman stood d in front f the group to receive the award. toldl those years we were you are wrong, and you misunderstood, he is a doctor, it is ok, don't worry, we have got it covered, be careful, there are risks involved. the intention, to silence us in favor of mo

because i was appointment is seen as a lurch to the right for the party has taken a hardline stance on catalonia as independence movement and he also wants to lower taxation. riot police in the philippines are fired water cannon and demonstrators outside the american and chinese embassies they were angry about the ongoing u.s. military presence in the country and they accuse the president mr thirty of not upholding philippine sovereignty they also want him to be tough with beijing over territorial disputes in the south china sea the thirty will deliver his third state of the nation address on sunday. when voters in zimbabwe are being courted by the rulings on a p.f. party for the first time since president robert mugabe was forced last year the incumbent president emerson. says the government's controversial policy of grabbing land from white farmers is a thing of the past or metasearch has more now from the campaign thank you to many white zimbabweans have a farm seized and given to black families because of land reform laws passed when robert mugabe was president over the years some felt his b

leader collars put them on to set to return to belgium from germany and continue to campaign for catalonia secession from spain last week spain supremes court dropped a european arrest warrant after germany refused to extradite him for his part in the illegal catalan independence referendum who didn't want his still faces charges of rebellion in spain believes the change in this government is a positive move. that she did the meeting between spanish prime minister peter sanchez and the catalan president kim torah was very valuable in allowing them to make their stamp points clear but now is no longer the time for gestures but rather facts we have shown that we are always ready for dialogue but now we must press on with the reason for this dialogue maybe the future of relations between spain and catalonia i'll have more from london for you in about forty minutes time now back to folly thank you very much for that news that's out of this world the discovery of water on mars it's alyan researchers analyzed radio signals collected over three years from a european spacecraft and they determined

the former separatist leader of catalonia karla's pretty much could soon be extradited to spain as after german court cleared his extradition on a charge that he misused public funds which more fled spain last year after attempting to declare catalonia independence and he's been in germany since march. all right i'd like to hand you over to daniela you have a story on some rather unusual industrial action in italy that's right but there is a serious reason behind although it is quite unusual what is it a few a chrysler plant in italy will go on strike this month and they have a very good reason football football christiane rinaldo has just signed a deal to transfer to you venters to remain for have replaced tag so what's the big deal about this big deal. these because it's an italian fee it chrysler factory are angry the reason news of a costly football transfer christiane i renounce always leaving rail madrid's to join you ventus to in for a total of one hundred million euros it cities and the family and shan's in both fit and eventis employees say the owners should invest the money in

leader kim torah for the first time it signals an easing of tensions between madrid and barcelona catalonia is still pushing for independence sun she is a socialist has taken a softer stance than spain's previous conservative government but he's still opposed to catalonia independence. to the u.k. now where we have some breaking news coming in foreign minister barak johnson has resigned that's just been confirmed by ten downing street it comes hot on the heels of the resignation of may's briggs's minister david davis the british cabinet has been bitterly divided on how to move forward on an e.u. exit strategy the resignations come after prime minister is a maze secured a hard won agreement from cabinet. for the latest on these developments i'm joined now by our correspondents bigot's moss in london and bob in brussels bigot let me start with you how much of a surprise is johnson's resignation. not really much of a surprise today for the last hours has been every speculation on twitter and everywhere in the political london where he is because he hasn't hadn't emerged and he was supposed to

catalonia is not giving up on any path to independence that's according to the region's leader who's had a meeting with the new spanish prime minister but there are signs she has hosted the separatist catalan president kim tola for the first time in the government palace in madrid the two leaders have agreed to kick start dialogue following a breakdown in relations after catalonia has failed attempt at secession last year more than thirty opposition parties in nigeria are working together to stop president muhammadu buhari from serving a second term the thirty nine parties say they have signed an agreement to form an anti behati alliance the plan is for all political parties to be represented in a government of national unity seventy five year old bahati says he will stand for reelection to a second four year term in office. south sudanese rebels have rejected a peace deal that the government says had been agreed to by both sides the rival parties signed a cease fire last month but it's been violated several times by both sides that is power sharing plan would have seen the rebel lea

of misuse of public funds and not on the more serious charge of rebellion the charges relate to catalonia as a failed secession bid last october all six are still abroad they'll be detained if they return to spain france is the latest country to send help to sweden where local fire crews a struggling to get on top of about forty wildfires the flames are being fueled by severely hot dry weather affecting the whole nordic region sweden has called on european countries to help get control of the fires as a battle is its worst drought in more than seventy years there have been record high temperatures set around the world this week. the european commission has warned even states and businesses to prepare for the possibility of no deal bragg's it in case the u.k. government fails to negotiate an agreement and comes as u.k. prime minister theresa may visits northern ireland with the border with the e.u. member island is one of the biggest roadblocks in the brags that negotiations both sides say they're making progress towards a deal but increased division in the u.k.'s conservative government i

is gathering donations and signatures to secure a referendum on independence like the one held in catalonia. many local residents believe that the violence and bloodshed was not only restricted to. the state claimed its share of victims too. who will be there also the victims of the so-called gal the anti terror units under the socialist government. they killed people they just shot them all these victims have never been officially acknowledged that they are also victims victims of the state this was the list i will. deal micio i support oh was active in the movement for independence that much his brother pio knows but he was never told whether dion micio ever committed a crime or whether he was a terrorist the only c.e.o. was killed in a hail of bullets in one thousand nine hundred four along with three other people. an autopsy showed that he was hit by thirty six bullets seven of them in the back of his neck. and it was a state organized crime by the. that but the police and courts didn't want to investigate a case that is ultimately what even though there is evidence that it was murder t

it's necessary to negotiate the price in volume so europe is engaged in olive oil and buses but catalonia is already sort of the problem of spain not europe just unbelievable i would like to see an independent counsel in the e.u. because the catalans held a referendum and made a decision so what kind of moral principles can we talk about who's going to back soon with. you know world a big part of the new things. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. camera. roughly once they showed some movie you for the. future own cool videos during the world cup and sell them with the broccoli string at. my down more on string i don't rightly don't t.v. .

of misuse of public funds and not on the more serious charge of rebellion the charges relate to catalonia fails to session bid last october all six are still abroad they'll be detained if they return to spain. their paying commission has warned e.u. member nations and businesses to prepare for a no deal breaks it in case the u.k. crashes out of the block with no trade agreement one of the biggest sticking points is the border between northern ireland part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland in the u.s. state british prime minister theresa may has visited talk and talked about ways to avoid customs and other friction on the border when the u.k. is due to leave early next year and the u.k.'s new private secretary dominic robb has been to meet the e.u. negotiator michel barnier and brussels. certain weeks left before you open comes from. during the short term we have two things to do we must finalize the we remember. we are not yet there. documents. we must prepare for forty two. to know were true. five come out today to discuss and the detailed proposals that we've got in our white pape

it's necessary to negotiate the price in volume so europe is engaged in olive oil and boston but catalonia is already sort of the problem of spain not europe just unbelievable i would like to see an independent counsel load in the e.u. because the catalans held a referendum and made a decision so what kind of moral principles can we talk about. that are just running across the aisle here in moscow plenty more stories for you at the top of the hour this is the international. i think more to do good is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency in this county for you to state this look at some of the before now and. mark was the day that when he was five that the lion. do going to spin the sheriff's most contentious critics say he is the first time i noticed something wasn't right in these were pretty much when i first started the corruption in palm beach county it's not something that you can smell it seems like it's a nod and a wink it wasn't what i wanted to do you know. who had more shootings in this county then some states have had collected to go and went to this

to rebellion and catalonia and what's now celebrating its sixtieth anniversary that's apparently gone into orbit. looks like we've had fifty two american astronauts launched by the russians what's interesting is not a single one of them have been african-american none of our african-american astronauts have ever been launched by the russians is mean since two thousand and eleven no african-american astronauts from nasa have been in space as had the opportunity you know it does raise the question what's going on are the russians were fusing to launch african-american astronauts. if that is the case i have never heard that. certainly i will start asking that question now that you meant that to me but i have not heard that and i am unaware if that's the case. i seriously do not believe it was the russians are russian colleagues partly because i have been through the training with them and i think. i was able to develop really good working relationships with everyone there and. you had a testament to that it was that i think some of the people there may have known that nasa speaking of do

it's necessary to negotiate the price in volume so europe is engaged in olive oil and butter but catalonia is already sort of the problem of spain not europe just unbelievable i would like to see an independent council in the e.u. because the catalans held a referendum and made a decision so what kind of moral principles can we talk about who's going to start back at the top of the hour with more of your top stories. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers available to us but there was one more question by the way was going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star in the us and the huge amount of pressure you have to communicate the center of the page but how would you and great britain get you out of the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball going let's go. along because i want to know and i'm really happy to join that for the thousand and three in the world cup in russia meet this special one it was also appreciated me to just say the reno p.r.t. teams the latest edition to make up the figure

that he misused public funds which among the flowed to spain last year after attempting to declare catalonia as independence he's been in germany since march. the a news interior ministers have been trying to hammer out a common plan on migration today at an informal meeting in the austrian city of ensberg ministers said they wanted to strengthen the blocks external borders and combat people smuggling austria's interior minister herbert kick all is pushing for a hard line approach together with his german counterpart or say offer and at least what they are so again they are calling for a tighter e.u. wide migration and asylum policies but other ministers have expressed concern about the impact on human rights. and yet we use again it might to say has been following that meeting in innsbruck garrick have not have ministers made any concrete progress today. i'd say one of the most concrete things you can take away from this informal meeting so a meeting that is not meant to produce any conclusions or any written conclusions one of the most concrete things is this idea to strengthen the use ext