has released a video which purports to show some of the girls kidnapped from the nigerian town of chibok nearly four years ago in the video one of the young women pledges her allegiance to boko haram she also says that she pities the girls who were returned to their families following talks between the government and the militants about one hundred of the girls are still thought to be in captivity. for more on this now i'm joined by our correspondent adrian crean she is in law goes nigeria good evening to you adrian so bring us up to speed on the story here of the chibok girls and what we know right now. reverend it's almost four years ago that those girls were abducted and you might recall that about two years for about two years there was little information at all about the whereabouts of these two hundred nineteen girls despite the international outcry despite the bring back our girls campaign that was happening abroad but also here in nigeria only in october two thousand and sixteen and march two thousand and seventeen was the time when we got big news when there were the mass releas

and hemmed in i knew i had to send it back around releases a video it says shows some of the chibok girls it's still holding. turkey syria and russia have attacked a u.s. plan to form a thirty thousand strong border security force in northern syria so this president accused washington of trying to create sites hair all me and pledge to quote drown it before it comes into being on the syrian government has vowed to drive the u.s. . from its territory the u.s. says the force will secure areas along syria's border to the north with turkey to the east where they rock it will be mostly made up of fighters from the syrian democratic forces who took a concert this terrorists a.s.d.f. is a u.s. backed alliance of kurdish and ira fighters which currently controls almost twenty five percent of syrian territory in the north and east russia says it's us plot to partition syria which allan's reports from moscow sleep but russia's foreign minister had a stark rebuke for the us on monday speaking as a media conference in moscow surrogate lavrov said the creation of his own controlled by u.s. backed rebe

has released a video said to show some of the girls kidnapped from a dying jerry in town of chibok in the four years ago the footage was obtained by a us space journalism website one girl says they are safe and living comforts and don't want to be rescued nearly three hundred girls were abducted from their school in april twenty forty some escaped and of us have been released around one hundred are still believed to be held by the armed group back around. a matter of when those who not those them we are the chibok girls you have been crying that we should be released but by the grace of allah we will not return home. the greek government is expected to vote within the next hour on a final bill of austerity measures to satisfy its creditors many parts of afghanistan been at a standstill as public sector workers have walked out in protest the battle includes controversial legislation making it more difficult for workers to strike john psaropoulos is in athens for is and speak to him now live about this how many people are out on strike and i wish effect is it having on the capital john.

nearly four years ago and the video one of the girls says they are from chibok and on never coming back nearly three hundred schoolgirls were abducted from their school by the armed group aka her in april twenty fourth teen about sixty escaped soon afterwards and around one hundred are still believed to be in captivity stay with us and i'll just coming up next it's inside story don't go away. is donald trump playing with fire by backing the kurds in syria yes he is says turkey which feels threatened by a new army of thirty thousand mainly kurdish soldiers on the turkish border how much volatility will they aren't to the war zone this is inside story. it. would. get. i welcome to the program i'm jane dothan u.s. support for kurds in syria is leading to threats of retaliation from turkey the u.s. led coalition plans to set up a thirty thousand strong force in syria just across the border with turkey turkey is president thinks the kurdish led force is a threat and is valid to attack the city of afrin in northern syria afrin is a major stronghold of y.p. kurdish fighters turkey considers th

in the four years ago in the video one of the girls says they are from chibok on a never coming back nearly three hundred schoolgirls were abducted from their school by the armed group walk around in a full twenty fourteen about sixty escaped soon afterwards and around one hundred are still believed to be in captivity stay with us here in our country the cost is accessed. hello i'm sam is a than this is counting the cost analysis here or your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week oil hits its highest level since two thousand and fourteen we look at what's behind the rise of black gold also this week anger over austerity we examine the economic reasons for the protests in tunisia. and it's all about china for a man of micron's who's been pushing for greater access for french companies. oil has hit seventy dollars a barrel for the first time since two thousand and fourteen brant crude jumped after opec said it would continue to limit supplies the organization of course accounts for forty percent of the world's output or joining me from london is name aslam name i

ok ramez released a new video which is said to show some of the nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped in chibok in twenty fourteen in the twenty one minute video some girls say they don't want to be rescued me just reports from indonesia. the video shows some of the girls with babies this girl says they are happy where they are and i want those women are those them we are the chibok girls you have been crying that we should be released but by the grace of allah we will not return home but some analysts believe the timing of the release and the intent is clear. what's going to come an effort to form a good solutions. in the cunto were that those girls with the interesting thing or with. the german girls who were taken in twenty fourteen two hundred and seventy six abducted from their boarding school when. in may twenty seventeen h two girls were released after intense negotiations all in all more than one hundred have been reunited with their families over the years although the government didn't admit to paying a ransom many nigerians believe money changed hands some believe paying the fight is

did in the town of pull the abduction of more than two hundred seventy students from the town of chibok four years ago attracted huge international attention the u.s. and south korea have agreed to delay joint military exercises until after the winter olympics president from called president to say that he hoped into a korean talks on tuesday would lead to good results the white house says the leaders also agreed to continue to exert maximum pressure on north korea troubles also promised to send a high level delegation including his family to the winter olympics which is being held in a south in the south korean city of pyongyang chung the son of tennis champion boris becker says he's pressing charges against a german nationalist lawmaker who insulted him using a racist a slur on social media know a becker whose mother is of german and african-american descent described the remarks by yens myers as unbearable and racist for news and half an hour face to face as the next of. freedom is not free. every day people die for freedom freedom is not free and in these two guys these two men died

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we are the chibok girls you have been crying that we should be released but by the grace of allah we will not return home but some analysts believe the timing of the release and the intent is clear. the common effort to form a good solutions. you know what can tell. through selling or what is. the trouble girls who are taken in twenty forty two hundred and seventy six abducted from their boarding school. in may twenty seventeen h two girls were released after intense negotiations all in all more than one hundred have been reunited with their families over the years. although the government didn't admit to paying a ransom many nigerians believe money changed hands some believe paying the fighters will help them rearm and carry on their all professions the nigerian government insists negotiations are ongoing to secure the release of the girls and hundreds of others held by but while this is going on the country's military has continued to operations i guess the fighters in the northeast something that could jeopardize their release parents and campaigners have identified some of the go

handed in there you know i had a list and i stuck around releases and video it says shows some of the chibok girls it's still holding. and i'm just i'm in doha with all the day's sports news including a disastrous opening day at the australian open for american women its biggest mediums eight over russia to the police to. turkey syria and russia have attacked a u.s. plan to form a thirty thirty thousand strong border security force in northern syria turkey's president accused washington of trying to create a terror army he's pledged to quote drown it before it comes into being and has sent reinforcements to the border and the syrian government has vowed to drive the u.s. presence from its territory the u.s. says the force will secure areas along series border to the north with turkey and to the east with iraq it will be mostly made up of fighters from the syrian democratic forces who turkey considers terrorists the s.d.f. is a u.s. backed alliance of kurdish and our fighters which currently controls almost twenty five percent of syrian territory in the north and east russia says it's a us pl

government is being criticized after more than two hundred seventy students from the town of chibok were kidnapped four years ago around one hundred girls are believed to still be in captivity. the presence of togo has spoken out after months of protests against his rule for nothing barry called for dialogue with opposition groups weekly demonstrations have been taken place since august with more than a dozen deaths reported protests is what you rules limiting presidents of two terms in office glassing bay and his father before him have called since one nine hundred sixty seven. let's. dialogue must remain the preferred way of resolving disagreements between political activists. recently our culture of shared life of courtesy and brotherhood have often been affected by attitudes positions and behaviors to die metrically opposed to our values the situation is intolerable and is detrimental to our common project. large parts of the eastern united states are in the grips of a historic winter storm system called a bombsite plain this map shows the areas that will see the worst of the record

babies this girl says they're happy where they are and i want those women are those them we are the chibok girls you have been crying that we should be released but by the grace of allah we will not return home. well some analysts believe the timing of the release and the intent is clear. what's going to come an effort to form a good solutions. in them but can't tell where their bills goes with violently selling this thing or with this. the chamber girls were taken in twenty fourteen two hundred and seventy six abducted from their boarding school one. in may twenty seventeen h. two girls were released after intense negotiations all in all more than one hundred have been reunited with their families over the years although the government didn't admit to paying a ransom many nigerians believe money changed hands some believe paying the fight is will help them rearm and carry on they operate. the nigerian government insists negotiations are ongoing to secure the release of the girls and hundreds of others held by boko haram but while this is going on the country's military has continued to op

in twenty four thousand more than two hundred girls were kidnapped from the secondary school in chibok some escaped the least of the negotiations between the government and. one in a hundred girls remain prison as. the catholic church is taking care of girls who risk being kidnapped if they return home anybody that has had any clues contact with and stayed with them for a month or two months or more when they come back to the community the suspicion is still there are these people really back to the coverage in the community or are they back are spies men and boys are also in danger many have been taken and forced to fight for boko haram when they escape they have to face tough military screening to make sure they're not active members of the group the screening process needs to be more to transparency people need to know what happened once you surrender yourself to the military and if you are in a sense like most of the people are then what's going to happen to you what are rather what is the process you're going to go through because once they know that's they're going to be able to

doesn't address them we are the chibok girls you have been crying that we should be released but by the grace of allah we will not return home. when interests as more full of asia some of the goes have been identified by their relations and completeness pushing the nigerian government to secure their release at least one of the ghose the one speaking in the video has been identified to have appeared in a similar video released by book or on previously now the release of this particular video by before and according to some analysts is to give boko haram that advantage in terms of negotiations the release is coming at a time when the nigerian military has stepped up its operations on the lecture at area this at least four is the allegation of force and other areas in the north east of nigeria now some also believe that these particular video is to show that boko haram is still a potent force and its struggles in the east are stunned nigeria the nigerian military and government in the past few months have announced that they have continued their operations with remarkable success against

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those who we are the chibok girls you have been crying that we should be released but by the grace of allah we will not return home . and these thirty eight people have been killed after two suicide bombs were detonated during rush hour in the iraqi capital baghdad with one hundred others were wounded in the attack which happened in a busy commercial district where laborers had gathered in search of work is the fourth attack on the capital in the past forty eight hours students on a tour of indonesia's stock exchange have had a remarkable escape from serious injury when a walkway suddenly collapsed at least seventy five people were taken to hospital in jakarta and police say none of the injuries is life threatening an investigation is underway to determine why the floor caved in. but he's in greece a fired tear gas at protesters outside parliament in athens as politicians inside to vote through a new series of austerity measures needed to trigger a final round of bailout loans but it also includes controversial legislation making it more difficult for workers to strike plenty more for

in twenty fourteen more than two hundred girls were kidnapped from the secondary school in chibok some escaped. after negotiations between the government and. one in a hundred girls remain prison as. the catholic church is taking the risk being kidnapped if they return home anybody any clues contact with stayed with them for. two months or more when they come back to the community. these people. to forage in the community or spies men and boys are also in danger many have been taken and forced to fight for. when they escape they have to face tough military screening to make sure they're not active members of the group the screening process needs to be more transparent people needs to know what happens once you surrender yourself to the military and if you are in a sense like most of the people are then what's going to happen to you what are what is the process you're going to go through because once they know that's they're going to be able to come back more back in my galley zainab says she was seven months pregnant when she returned now she just wants to take care of her child and pr

receiving medical treatment the abduction of more than two hundred seventy students from the town of chibok four years ago drew huge international attention and widespread criticism of the nigerian authorities about one hundred girls are believed to still be in captivity. the president of togo has broken his silence after months of protests against his rule calling for dialogue with opposition groups that ministrations against firing have been taken and been staged almost weekly since august with more than a dozen reported protesters in the west african nation war new rules limiting presidents to two terms in office the president and his father before him have ruled since one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. dialogue. of resolving disagreements between political activists. recently. have often been affected by attitudes and positions and behaviors to diametrically opposed to our values. detrimental to. the sum of tennis champion boris becker says he's pressing charges against the german nationalist lawmaker who insulted him using a racist slur on social media though a becker whose mother

two hundred seventy students from the town of chibok were kidnapped four years ago about one hundred girls are believed to still be in captivity. zambia has launched a major military operation to clamp down on a cholera outbreak that has killed more than fifty people in just over three months the un has lent its support providing two million vaccines and beds for sixteen hundred people a gate and b. has. extreme measures to contain a national health crisis this is the barricade in zambia's capital lusaka street sellers pitching in to help the military close off one of the city's crowded marketplaces that have become a breeding ground for cholera before the unsettling season though of this petition that thirty to ten minute but recovered in season is getting. deeper into a period where it will be crowded or doesn't say well this is the government decided to mediate discredited airports on thirteen defeat that the outbreak began at the end of september with bacteria showing off the shallow wells into densely populated areas on the outskirts of the sunken the wells were filled in but no

has released a video which purports to show some of the girls kidnapped from the nigerian town of chibok nearly four years ago in the video one of the young women pledges her allegiance to boko haram she also says she pities the girls who are returned to their families following talks between the government and the militants about one hundred of the girls are still fucked to be in captivity. we'll be speaking with our correspondent in nigeria just a little bit later in the program. it's. well boko haram is not just a nigerian a problem the militant group also operates in neighboring countries the region has long been plagued by terrorism as well as human trafficking and drug smuggling well hopes now line cooperation between the so-called g five countries which include mori taney out mali for kenya faso niger and chad today defense ministers of the five style region countries are meeting in paris french president a minimal krohn has been pushing to create an international anti terror force in the style region and the meeting today aims to send down a concrete time table for that force fra

that it says shows some of the remaining girls who were kidnapped in the northeast nigerian town of chibok in twenty fourteen originally two hundred seventy six girls were kidnapped it's believed that one hundred of them a still being held by boko haram. is following this development from a budget. of these girls been identified from from this video what does it show of it. well basically every and the video shows a lot apart from the goes it also displayed some what the book was leader called. what they were able to achieve their victories of of the nigerian military these goes the parents who are trying to teach the western way of life have chosen to be part of them now some of this goes had been identified by campaigners of pressurising or other applying pressure on the nigerian government and the military to rescue those goals and some parents have even identified their daughters despite the veils on the on the on the heads and traces one particular girl the go was said to be making that marks in the video was identified as the same girl who appeared on a similar views d.v.d.-a before

nigerian town of chip work nearly four years ago in the video one of the girls says they are from chibok and they are never coming back some of them are holding babies nearly three hundred schoolgirls were abducted from their school by the armed group in april twenty fourth scene about sixty escaped soon afterwards and around one hundred are still believed to be in captivity the british government is holding an emergency meeting to discuss the collapse of a major construction of karelian has several government contracts to provide housing for the armed forces money schools and prisons and handle major infrastructure projects such as the h s two high speed rail link karelian was forced into liquidation after the government and lenders refused to bail out its huge debts of one point two billion dollars an inquiry is also being launched into the government's outsourcing in light of the collapse. it could be the end of the road for the world's largest airplane with airbus warning it may be forced to abandon production of the a three eighty super jumbo unless it gets more orders their sales d

in twenty fourteen more than two hundred girls were kidnapped from the secondary school in chibok some escaped. the negotiations between the government and. one in a hundred girls remain president. of the catholic church is taking care of girls who risk being kidnapped if they return home anybody that has had any close contact with him and stayed with them for a month or two months or more when they come back to the community this suspicion is still there these people really back to be incorporated in the community or are they back are spies men and boys are also in danger many have been taken and forced to fight for. when they escape they have to face tough military screening to make sure they're not active members of the group the screening process needs to be more transparent people need to know what happened once you surrender yourself to the military and if you are in a sense like most of the people are then what's going to happen should you what are what what is the process you're going to go through because once they know that's they're going to be able to come back more back in