mccallum was sacked for suggesting that the united states should drop its extradition request for chua wages a caveman one joe a chinese business woman was arrested in vancouver in december and is wanted by the u.s. on charges of violating sanctions on iran. protesters in northern ireland have built a mock border wall to highlight the risks posed by no deal breakers it demonstrates just said they wanted to remind people of the kind of confrontations that used to take place both britain and islander against a hard border that many fear it's likely if there's no briggs it deal. australia celebrated its national holiday today the day commemorates the arrival in seven hundred eighty eight of the first fleet of british ships to the continent which the british claimed as their own but many australians refused to take part in the festivities instead tens of thousands took to the streets of no but in sydney to protest the holiday many indigenous australians the arrival of british colonists is an invasion of their lands researches have chronicled over two hundred fifty massacres committed by an

of the presidential vote recently but no sooner out our troops arrived in the bone than a violent chua attempt actually erupted inside that country not the congo i'm not making this up my friends yes according to stars and stripes on monday members of the bones military launched a coup attempt and seize control of a state radio in the country later in the big bones government said four of five new need ringleaders had been arrested. so while the u.s. leave syria could our next military adventure and bring death and destruction in the world pop off in the great cup meant about africa to find out let's do what the others will mud start watching the hawks. were pretty. good the playing field with this one. as it were to fall out of. the day like you that i got. was that we. would. be. welcome aboard the watch of the hawks i am i robot and on top of the island is that what i find most on the surprising about this whole story going on in africa which shouldn't be a surprise that we're in there doing this i mean all through the obama administration and especially you know when when hillary c

myanmar has rejected an appeal by two journalists serving seven year prison terms while alone and chua so where arrested in december of two thousand and seventeen after investigating the massacre of ten the hinge of boys and men during the army's brutal crackdown on the muslim community the two journalists reuters. analysts were later sentence for breaking the official secrets act by possessing classified documents their lawyer arguing that they were entrapped in a police thing and are innocent. i spoke earlier with one of their colleagues kevin colicky of reuters asia editor i asked him for his reaction to the verdict it's another in justice for well known and josue for our colleagues for their for their families. there was no evidence at trial that they were guilty of espionage they were reporting the reporting that they did was fair it was accurate the people of myanmar deserve to have a media informs them of the truth and so this is a another injustice and of in a very dark very disappointing for us and very just for the families i'm sure it is for both colleagues and family member

of the presidential vote recently but no sooner had our troops arrived in the bone than a violent chua attempt actually erupted inside that country not the congo i'm not making this up my.

of the presidential vote recently but no sooner had our troops arrived in the bone than a violent chua attempt actually erupted inside that country not the congo i'm not making this up my friends yes according to stars and stripes on monday members of the bones military launched a coup attempt and seize control of a state radio in the country later in the big bones government said.

that an elite cool of manages controlled the company and coordinate with the government aid beijing chua way denies that but the u.s. is now pressuring allies to exclude huawei as they roll out five g. networks so far japan australia new zealand and taiwan will all of these countries agree on that and one of the u.k.'s largest carries is also rejecting the company now germany remains uncertain with industry telling the government in in five g. is unimaginable without qual ways hard west say for more on this let's bring in our financial correspondent daniel who is with us now he joins us from the french but stock exchange and don't you want to trade is where you are make a quiet way. well i don't know they're a little bit divided about this issue in general they think that chinese tech companies such as who are way that they're very interesting for them on the other hand they also are telling us that they think it would be too risky if for example . and vodafone those are the two big telephone companies here in germany if they really continue doing business with the company and you know t

job was detained in canada in december the heiress and chief financial officer of technology company chua way was arrested at the request of washington for allegedly violating u.s. trade sanctions this infuriated beijing analysts believe shelling there could be spared the death penalty if mom was released there is a lot of room for compromise service if the situation cools the tiny so far it is can always choose to expel the port the canadian citizens are still fusing the controversy since mum's arrest thirteen canadians have been detained in china most have been released but former diplomat michael convert and business consultant michael spat will remain in custody on suspicion of endangering china's national security canada says these cases and robert shilling big step penalty are retaliations by beijing on monday canada updated a travel warning to its citizens in china saying that they should exercise a high degree of caution in the face of arbitrary enforcement of local laws schellenberg lawyer says he will appeal the death sentence arguing that the harsher penalty cannot be valid as

the hoover institution at stanford university, and i'm just really pleased to be onstage with amy chuaight. amy is the john m. duff, jr. professor of law at yale law school and acclaimed author. many of you may know her for her parenting advice, but we're not going to talk about parenting tonight. we're going to talk about a subject that, you know, i think is very difficult for a lot of people. obviously, we have a society now

job was detained in canada in december the heiress and chief financial officer of technology company chua wake was arrested at the request of washington for allegedly violating u.s. trade sanctions this infuriated beijing analysts believe shelling there could be spared the death penalty if mum was released there is a lot of room for compromise says if the situation caused the tiny so far it is can always choose to expel the port the canadian citizens diffusing the controversy since the rest thirteen canadians have been detained in china most have been released but former diplomat michael convert and business consultant michael spat will remain in custody on suspicion of endangering china's national security canada says these cases and robert shilling big step penalty are retaliations by beijing on monday canada updated a travel warning to its citizens in china saying that they should exercise a high degree of caution in the face of albatros in full support of local laws schellenberg lawyer says he will appeal the death sentence arguing that the harsher penalty cannot be valid as no new ev

job was detained in canada in december the heiress and chief financial officer of technology company chua way was arrested at the request of washington for allegedly violating u.s. trade sanctions this infuriated beijing analysts believe shelling there could be spared the death penalty if mom was released there is a lot of room for compromises if the situation cools strong the tiny so far it is can always choose to expel or report the canadian citizens diffusing the controversy since the rest thirteen canadians have been detained in china most have been released but former diplomat michael convert and business consultant michael spat will remain in custody on suspicion of endangering china's national security canada says these cases and robert shilling big step penalty are retaliations by the on monday canada updated a travel warning to its citizens in china saying that they should exercise a high degree of caution in the face of albatros in full support of local laws but schellenberg lawyer says he will appeal the death sentence arguing that the harsher penalty cannot be valid as no new

of the hosts united arab emirates whose fans have come in for a lot of criticism yes that's right chua well this is a case of what happens when there's an uneasy mix of politics and sports as in the background to this match united arab emirates is one of the four countries that has imposed a blockade on qatar since june twenty seventh and it's these images that have been attracting attention online home fans throwing shoes and bottles of cotton. as it became clear. that the u.a.e. were heading for a humiliating defeat even before kickoff there were there was an angry atmosphere with fans booing during qatar's national anthem and also remain a harmony a country journalist shared these pictures saying the u.a.e. didn't only you'd lose the game to qatar they also lost ethics this is the country that wanted to co-host carter's world cup twenty twenty two hence the g.c.c. refs and they are celebrating twenty nine hundred as the year of tolerance on a lighter note i wonder how it feels to go home barefoot. while some online are calling for action from football's governing body levy his says

has rejected an appeal by two reuters journalists sentenced to seven years in jail while loan and chua sue were arrested after investigating a massacre of boys and men from the real hinge of minority and charged with violating the official secrets act. greece is continuing its claim for war reparations from germany because of the nazi occupation of the country in world war two it's demanding almost two hundred ninety billion euros this comes as greek press and procopius host german chancellor angela merkel in athens the german government says it already settled claims long ago. austria and germany are struggling to cope with the heaviest snowfall in two decades since saturday at least seventeen people have died in the alpine region of the two countries avalanche warnings are at their highest level and forecasters warn more snow is on its way. chuckie paoli a ninety five year old former nazi concentration camp guard deported by the united states has died at a care home in germany. spent decades living in the u.s. hiding his nazi past he was finally expelled last august after a long lega