returned to canada joshua boyle and his american wife coleman was seized by the taliban linked to colony group while hiking in afghanistan the couple had three children one in captivity those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one i want to say thanks so much about that. china is holding what appears to be its most significant communist party congress in decades with president xi jinping keen to consolidate his power but what does that mean for this country and indeed the rest of the world join me adrian brown for live coverage and analysis here on i'll give you. the camaro rouge once ruled cambodia its oppressive policies by the nation's rich culture performances band and most artists and musicians here. today a local circuits sparking an artistic revival by turning street kids into world class at the band and at the same time pulling them out of poverty. this week and one on one east we go backstage into the lives of cambodian circus to . play. their song like the lower. part of my heart on but also. for the life go on but i love my family in the show i played a pa

returned to canada joshua boyle and his american wife and coleman was seized by the taliban linked to colony group while hiking in afghanistan a couple had three children one in captivity but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one of. them. china is holding what appears to be its most significant communist party congress in decades with president xi jinping to consolidate his power what does that mean for this country and indeed the rest of the world join me adrian brown live coverage and analysis here on. the camaro rouge once ruled cambodia its oppressive policies brought down to nations rich culture performances. and most artists and musicians. today a local circuits sparking an artistic revival.

ultimately what had happened was these group of men in plymouth and they call themselves the undertakers and these undertakers assumed the debt from plymouth colony in exchange for all of the for trading area. >> so these group of nine men absolved the colony of the debt and finally these nine men negotiated with their investors that still held on and managed to hold on to the state, took 25 years and by the time england also was indeed pro-civil war so 1620 to 1645 was not an easy time in england either a lot of them needed their money back and they didn't make it. and they had still held on to the original debt . >> given the current situation in china with the administration, what you think capitalism has evil where it is now? >> that's a very interesting question. obviously the fact that these rust belt states like michigan, wisconsin, ohio , and being the swing states where you would not have predicted they were going to go with trunk or even become red, especially michigan. that obviously tells you there's something in there. as i especially think that it's hard, the better argument for protectionism is something you wouldn't have expected

and ultimately, what happened was these group of men in plymouth, they called themselves the undertakers. and these undertakers assumed the debt from plymouth colony in exchange for all of the fur-trading rights. and so these group of nine men absolved plymouth colony of the debt, and finally these nine men negotiated with their investors that had still held on and managed to hold on to the stake. by this time england also was in the throes of civil war, and so 1620-1645 was not an easy time in england easier. a lot of these men needed their money back and didn't make it, and a few descendants had, you know, still held on to this original investment. >> given our current political climate, how do you think capitalism will evolve from where it is now? where do you see it changing? >> welsh that's a very interesting -- well, that's a very interesting question. obviously, the fact that these rust belt states like michigan, wisconsin, ohio ended up being the swing states where you would not have predicted they were going to go to trump or even become red, especially michigan. obviously tells you there's something in the air. especially to, you know, t

colony response? >> t was one group's territorial call, so usually all the individual ones in the group would join in the calling and then the neighboring group would respond to that. >> that's so cool. >> the locals call them bobba coo too after an ancient story about a boy who lost his father to an accident in the forest and was nurtssed by lemurs. >> and as soon as he was healthy again, they brought him back to the village. so the villagers said it's very sad that your father died but you actually have a new father now. so that became the father of coo too, bobba coo too. >> bobba coo too. >> that's the madagascar version of tarzan. >> more or less. >> raised by the lemurs. >> because they eat such a wide variety of plants, injury cannot survive captivity. you will never see one in a zoo. so to pep lemur lovers get a closer look, regis spent months earning the trust of this family. and that's no easy task in a land where subsis stance hunting is common. >> when you go home, do they eat lemur? there aren't any lemurs left near my home. they've been hunted out and the forest is gone. so what's the s

the west african economic group than a symbol a colony heads has to set a date for a constitutional referendum and the united nations has called on government leaders in tokyo to address the demands of the people victoria gates and be out there. so as to come here at a us university prepares to host a white nationalist amid growing racial tensions in the. country and iraq declares its mission against the kurds in northern iraq accomplished and turns its focus to the business of oil. by the springtime flowers of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. hell a good part of southern china now is into the sunshine the fine weather there is in fact a good ne ne bowing to right through hong kong heinen and down towards of it means coast to pics of enough moisture to give you showers in vietnam but it's dry of a good part of china even sichuan would study fine still twenty three or so ensuring that about the same in shanghai so would we go into this the winter monsoon season where all the rain has gone and that slowly including vietnam as well but there is a concentration of cloud ar

the west african economic group then a symbol a colony heads. to set a date for a constitutional referendum and the united nations has called on government leaders in tokyo to address the demands of the people. there are u.s. backed forces fighting iceland syria have been clearing main roads and rocca the day after their commanders declared the city under their control the kurdish led syrian democratic forces raise their flag and rock a stadium after a four month battle to push eisel from itself declared capital the s.d.f. says it will redeploy fighters to the current frontline against isis and the eastern provinces of. bada has more from near turkey's border with syria. the u.s. the have is now going through the mammoth task of trying to clear. mines and ensure there are no booby trapped buildings this explains why they are not allowing civilians into the area we're talking about hundreds of thousands of people were forced out of iraq during the fighting over the last few months but further south there is fighting which is continuing to go on d

the west african economic group than a symbol a colony heads. to set a date for a constitutional referendum and the united nations has called on government leaders in tokyo to address the demands of the people. there. were refugees in the democratic republic of congo said they aren't getting enough food to about four hundred thousand have fled before the census political crisis began in two thousand and fifteen when president and couldn't see as announced his bid to run for a third term the government is accused of extrajudicial killings and disappearances and torture welcome web reports from the sender refugee camp. these people say they've waited days for food to be delivered live here in this and a refugee camp in the democratic republic of congo after fleeing conflict in neighboring really they were keen to talk to us they were issued electronic cards by the un's world food program for them to buy food they say they stopped working and that's why they're waiting to food in trucks. renia banda looks after a family of twelve like many she thin

the west african economic group then a symbol a colony heads. to set a date for a constitutional referendum and the united nations has called on government leaders in tokyo to address the demands of the people victoria gates and be out there. iraq's oil minister has asked petroleum giant b.p. to make plans to develop a chemical or oil fields baghdad took control of the oil rich region from kurdish peshmerga fighters on monday the fails have generated billions of dollars of revenue for the kurds charles stratford reports from northern iraq. iraqi government forces are in full control here and now. the oil fields around kirkuk one of iraq's two main oil producing areas were vital for the economy. before the peshmerga forces withdrew the kurdistan regional government was pumping around six hundred thousand barrels of oil a day from wells like these. this is one of the main processing units at the by has and feel it used to be exploited by the occupying forces of cook now thank god the fields have been handed over to the iraqi authorities when the p

. >> self-determination of a certain group of people who feel they are under the yoke of a colonial power. >> we were talking about kosovo, bosnia. yugoslavia. as a colonial power, if you will. case with spain because it is a democratic spain which should solve the problem with democratic means. >> there is nothing more democratic than a referendum. >> 42% participated. to sayneed a certain -- people did not participate when police forcess, in front of the polling stations. i think if you asked the catalan s, they do not feel like there is a fair play within spain. legitimacy is rooting in that sense. >> it looks like 80% of the cap s would like to have a legal referendum. that is totally ok. i think this should be acknowledged by a madrid. this moment, the constitution ises not give this past possibility. unfortunately. it should be changed. it looked like yesterday, rajoy said we will have to look at the constitution. maybe now something. i hope this starts a process of looking at the constitution in seeing what is good and what is bad and what should be changed. spain still has a big p

group once took over the concert she. relates there's a particularly brutal chapter in the history of germany's involvement with the his sons in the colony known as german southwest africa tensions boiled over towards the end of the nineteenth century the germans behaved towards the natives increasingly like white supremacists and were supported by the church. the missionaries thought they had turned the herero who they converted to christianity into loyal subjects of the kaiser. well saint paul says we must obey the authorities that have power over us in this case the kaiser and his deputies. that was what the missionaries preached to the herrera had been hit with on get pretty. the colonial administrator at the turn of the century was théodore loike fine with military toughness he tried to force an agreement on the highroad and others the nama and tamara germany would continue to draw the major profits from the mines but the native peoples would receive a small percentage. the missionaries supported like fine. however the heroes were led at this time by an intelligent and assertive chief called sam well my hero. at first he tried to co

group of christians. he explains that the monument is intended to honor all at nemi place heroes those who like sam well my herrera resisted the german colonialforce and those who fought against the forces of apartheid they are all namibian heroes. also the fallen heroes of. cuba and the soviet union supported the liberation struggle and namibia's heroes acre is very much in the communist style. there's no commemoration of the german settlers here history has labelled them oppressors. yet when we. go in windsor is a place where my heroes that what the liberation struggle of buried so i feel very proud when i'm here yes and i feel they're good. but now namibia is a better place for living for all of us living in the rabiya so for me personally. i'm very proud of this place actually to say that. namibia is one of the main beneficiaries of german development aid but i herero also want reparation for the suffering inflicted on their people in the genocide perpetrated by german troops in one thousand and four. and be expect that just like germany has done with other people in similar circumstances. really entitled to. social justice to what has ha

colony it can be. healed in east germany nine hundred eighty nine while public demonstrations are gathering momentum a group of actors are rehearsing scenes from a band play also is playing the part of head of state athlete hanukah but he has other things on his mind his beloved daughter and is planning to join her mother in the west. quality side. this is our next. two members of the secret police see auto with his daughter and mistake him for hanukkah he really had lined the streets with us for a. cup and best pass. and it would have armies of us would say this is honest. mr just it's home to his dad it's who could. be doesn't so too not at me in that discussion it's been a little comfortable in. humidors i can click in really most of it kind of because lehman function. is money are. concerned because our government and the support are going to discuss in parts of the shortest why. is how we always say germans don't have a sense of humor we can't laugh about german history but that's rubbish we need to laugh about it and we need to tackle it through artistic expression in order to learn from it today more

colonial poem a video has emerged of the u.k.'s ambassador to the southeast asian states warning him it's not appropriate. to. work. well the director of the rights group of burma campaign u.k.'s says the foreign secretaries gaffe was humiliating for the local people he says british colonialism is something the locals are still resentful about all the foreign secretary actions have sparked significant reaction on twitter one tweet referred to johnson as trump with a dictionary and posh accent are others poked fun at him being the top choice for the next prime minister of britain many thought the attempted reading was simply embarrassing and some say it's time boris had a change in korea. it's absolutely an embarrassment for britain as a whole i think that's exactly why the british ambassador picked him up on this and said look you can't do this it's it culturally insensitive i wonder if boris johnson really thinks of talk when he does these things i would i would tell him to close his mouth for the time being and then promptly go for to career as a standup comedian i'm sure he'd be brilliant but he is not a brilliant foreign secretary these rapidly i m

there is no clear winner of the self-determination of a certain group of people here feel as though they are under the yoke of a colonial power yup which is not the case in colonial power because spain is a democratic state we could have made this argument in the balkans for example of war talk about croatia because of obama's now to govern all these there was your was love yes a dictator colonial power if you want is called all the x. soviet union states this is not the case with spain because it's a democratic state that should be solve the problem undemocratic meets you know what the referendum is and there's nothing more democratic than a referendum in may and then forty two percent participated and that is very very pertinent and you need a certain horse fair to say people didn't participate when you put bullets on and police force in front of the voting polling station so. i think if you ask the cotton and they don't really feel that there's a fair play within spain and that's what it's all about so the legitimacy is rooting and that sends is dying to get in if. it looks like eighty percent of the catalans would l

group burma campaign u.k. there is a sensitivity about british colonialism and it is something that people in burma still resentful about british colonial times were seen as a humiliation and an insult but this is far from being if you're british you'll know all about this the first time that johnson's landed himself in hot water for extremely insensitive remarks at the time when he wrote a rhyme about the president of turkey had sexual relations with goats you also referred to papua new guinea's quote cannibals and chief killers and he was referencing barack obama as part kenyan we spoke with the u.k. labor party salmond shaheen who thinks that the british foreign secretary has a bright future in stand up comedy. it's absolutely an embarrassment for britain as a whole i think that's exactly why the british ambassador picked him up on this and said look you can't do this culturally insensitive i wonder if boris johnson really thinks of tall when he does these things i would tell him to close his mouth for the time being and then promptly forge a career as a stand up comedian i'm sure he'd be brilliant but he is no

made up of soldiers from mali mauritania bikini fast and chad all women french colonies soldiers are teaming up to fight groups linked to al qaeda. let me say this was. the right place to evaluate the security situation and develop plans for military collaboration i mean. you know the mahdi by the twenty people five years ago thought to create a new state called as allied with the uprising was hijacked by al qaeda linked fighters who seized major towns in northern mali and established islamic law and. french troops drove them out to year later and they continue to do much attacks from desert hideouts and have spread into areas once considered safe five hundred schools in the north and central region are closed because of security threats out of the fifty thousand children are out of school so that's. the conflict. the u.n. says so far the multinational force is only received a quarter of its annual five hundred million dollars budget analysts say even with the right amount of funding it may not succeed. the french defense secretary says the regional food could fail if it doesn't receive more funding particular

the west african economic group than a symbol a colony heads has to set a date for a constitutional referendum and the united nations has called on government leaders in tokyo to address the demands of the people victoria gates and be out there. spain has warned it will suspend catalonia as autonomy if the region's leader doesn't abandon. his secession bid separatist leader karl is pushed to mount has until thursday morning to clarify whether or not he's declaring independence from the rest of the country if he does declare secession madrid says it will trigger article one five five of spain's constitution a measure never used before that would allow it to take direct control of catalonia and that would allow madrid to suspend the regional government and then eventually call for new elections. well the catalan leader remains defied the reports he's running out of options oh come on you have saved you catalonia is independence movements looking increasingly desperate they're reaching out for help it concerns to each and every european citizen but slick campaign videos won't end the tense stando

group burma campaign u.k. there is a sensitivity about british colonialism and it is something that people in burma are still resentful about british colonial times were seen as a humiliation and an insult but this is far from being if you british will know all about this the first time that johnson's landed himself in hot water for extremely insensitive remarks at the time when he wrote a rhyme about the president of turkey had sexual relations with goats he also referred to papua new guinea's quote cannibals and chief killers and he was referencing barack obama as part kenyan we spoke with the u.k. labor party salmond shaheen who thinks that the british foreign secretary has a bright future in stand up comedy.

the west african economic group then a symbol a colony heads. to set a date for a constitutional referendum and the united nations has called on government leaders in tokyo to address the demands of the people. they are. nigerian police say they're trying to rescue four kidnapped british citizens a police spokesman said they were taken by unidentified gunmen on friday in the oil rich delta state he added the the abductors have so far not made any contact with police police in somalia have fired into the air to disperse protests is who were rallying in the capital over saturday's massive bomb attack well the three hundred people were killed in that bombing and hundreds of others were injured mohamed atta's our correspondent in mogadishu. on the streets of mogadishu the last single of talk in the city's history. times public. when will our suffering and enough is enough it's time we stood up and put our enemy as the crowds of protesters today as a blast site there was by somali police an uptick in your peacekeepers but the crowds pressed. the poli

and indigenous leaders in the traditional areas of conflict in colonial east eighty one of them have been killed by different armed groups or gangs since the beginning of the year so it's a very complicated very critical moments now for the stocks and we'll have to see in coming days what will happen as a serious. reporting live from bogota many thanks. they've been celebrations and protests in kenya where holder kenyatta has been declared the overwhelming winner of the presidential election results show that he took ninety eight point two percent of the vote but the opposition has dismissed kenya as his victory citing love voter turnout for me the miller reports from nairobi. the official announcement that who kenyatta had secured his second term in office was no surprise for millions of kenyans but a low voter turnout of thirty eight percent has raised questions around the legitimacy of the selection which was ordered by the supreme court after it's an old orcus presidential vote saying the electoral commission had committed illegalities. to sixty. nine percent. of the same. ones. or. this. was nothing more. than the r

colony of adelie penguins with all but two of the checks telling experts say it's caused by an unusually high amounts of isolating this season with adult penguins having to travel further for food conservation groups are calling for urgent action on new marine protection in the east antarctic region which is home to about thirty six thousand a day in penguins for downey is the head of the worldwide fund for nature's polar program in the u.k. he says there are things that can be done to help this penguin colony recover but we can ensure that there are no krill fisheries. that overlap with the areas that the penguins go to to feed and indeed on monday next week there's a major international meeting happening in hobart in australia it's called camelot that's the commission for the conservation of antarctic marine living resources and camera considering a proposal that's been put down by a stray leo and the european union for a new marine protected area which would protect some of the amazing wildlife in this area including a deli and emperor penguins the good news is that those same birds will return to the same colony next year and try all over again so whilst it was a catastrophic breeding attempt

group mounted a older to such a rise the increasingly k.z. relationship between the church and state. following the protest members of the band served two years in penal colonies. this laws are based on fear and actually all this power all. power based on fear to lose this power. that's why they try to vent everything it means that he afraid of that. we wanted to talk to the russian government to get a response to these claims and find out why it feel so strongly that insults against religious sensibilities should be a criminal offense. blasphemy laws are still in place in some parts of the world europe and the west put more emphasis on protecting freedom of speech. of the officials we contacted were prepared to be interviewed. critics claim the wide scope of this law has given a green light to religious zealots bent on stifling any views they disagree with. the country is now a war with groups who hold back to pre-revolutionary russia and the mana came. by kill the dog by an embarrassed whose motto is also dog see all day. perhaps the most controversial and belligerent of these groups is soros cough funded by most gay businessman. which was. you. also the gro

group mothers against the war. >> an opportunity for him to show he is visiting the colony, the virginry of islands. in reality, he is not going to solve anything. what we're seeing is the puerto rican people are strong and we are together helping ourselves. what we see in our communities is a military occupation. we are not really seeing the so-called help that the military be providing.o amy: on tuesday evening, president trump shocked observers a suggesting he might eke to cancel puerto rico $74 billion debt. this is president trump speaking with fox news. pres. trump: we're going to work something out. we have to look at their debt structure. a lot of money to your friends on wall street. where going to have to wipe that out. you can say goodbye to that. i don't know if it is goldman sachs, but whoever it is, we can wave divided up. we have to do something. the debt was massive on the island. amy: along his route, president trump saw a sign of a woman who held it and it said "you are a bad hombre." we will have more on president trump's visit to puerto rico after headlines. in las vegas, new det

colony of adelie penguins all but two of the chicks died scientists say it's caused by unusually high amounts of ice late in the season with adult penguins travelling further for food conservation groups want persian action on the marine protection in the east and top to region which is home to about thirty six thousand of the penguins. the first commercial passenger service to the remote british island of st helena in the south atlantic is about to land the flight from the south african city of johannesburg will arrive and depart every saturday is hope the service will boost tourism up until now the british territory had relied on a shipping service every three weeks the island is most famous perhaps for housing the french emperor and apollo and bonaparte during his in forced exile from eight hundred fifteen to eighteen twenty one. in the u.k. some blocks of flats are being bulldozed because residents think they're ugly and badly designed but other relics of a controversial form of architecture known as brutal isn't protected from demolition and barco reports. when robin hood gardens the state was constructed in one thousand nine hundred seventy two it was with be it as a modernist i

a colony of penguins all but two of the chicks died scientists say it's cause why on usually high amounts of ice late in the season which are all penguins traveling further for food conservation groups one urgent action on the new marine protection in the east antarctica region that's home to about thirty six thousand homes with us right down the head of the worldwide fund for nature's polar program he explains what can be done to help from recovery. we can ensure that there are no krill fisheries. that overlap with the areas that the penguins go to feed and indeed on monday next week there's a major international meeting and happening in hobart in australia it's called camelot that's the commission for the conservation of antarctic marine living resources and camera considering a proposal that's been put down by a stray and the european union for a new marine protected area which would protect some of the amazing wildlife in this area including in delhi and emperor penguins the good news is that those same birds will return to the same colony next year and try all over again so whilst it was a catastrophic breeding attempt this year they will try again it early penguins are very ha

colonial insurgencies that you have with the british in kenya but countries putting down elected governments in their own natio nations. there were varying degrees of accuracy to preemptively detaining and often torture large groupsof people, so in santiago if you've ever seen pictures of people rounded up into stadiums they did later shut those down and some people went to conventional camps but what grows in this movement is itemizing and clandestine attention. so you had thousands of people who were tortured and as some survived it worked as this camp but the people were killed when they were finished with them since you have this cross national because there's something called operation where they collaborated with each other so we have this clan destined itemized operation and i argue in the book that that is than how we get to guantÁnamo as a sort of crown jewel of a large network of detention that is itemized clandestine and also involves torture us with its routine application of torture, the use of government contractors and the just in time interrogation and i see this as part of a postwar sleep. so i don't think guantÁnamo is just guantÁnamo but i focus on guantÁnamo because that's what we still have i

colony of and li penguins all but two of the chicks died experts say it's caused by unusually high amounts of ice late in the season with adult penguins travelling for the full food conservation groups under the action on you marine protection in the east antarctica region which is home to about thirty six thousand at least penguins are done is head of the worldwide fund for nature's opponent program in the u.k. he says steps can be taken to help the penguin colony recover. we can ensure that there are no krill fisheries. that overlap with the areas that the penguins go to to feed and indeed on monday next week there's a major international meeting happening in hobart in australia it's called camelot that's the commission for the conservation of antarctic marine living resources and camera considering a proposal that's been put down by a stray leo and the european union for a new marine protected area which would protect some of the amazing wildlife in this area including a deli and emperor penguins the good news is that those same birds will return to the same colony next year and try all over again so whilst it was a catastrophic breeding attempt this year they will try again adel

think of the border, this was drawn by colonials, there isn't any geographical distinction, they should have more likely been on guard, given how many terrorist groups there are and that part of the country that part of the world, listen to what secretary mattis said when he was looking at the real risk soldiers face all across the globe. >> at the same time war is war and these terrorists are conducting war on innocent people of all religions, they're conducting war on innocent people who have no way to defend themselves. i will just tell you that in the, in this specific case, contact was considered unlikely, but there is a reason we have u.s. army soldiers there and not the peace core, because we carry guns. >> willie, a lit little on the back and forth with congress the pentagon first informed congress on tuesday october 4th at 3:47 the first flashing from french international didn't come until 5:50 on that day the pentagon, their pledge and cooperation with congress. they want to make sure congress is being on board, obviously not enough. >> a little more clarity, i want to ask you about the latest version of president trump's travel ban that m