daphne caro one glitzy‘s death.. —— daphne caro one glitzy‘s death. she had been investigating corruption at the highest level of malta's government. it had always been linked to her work. people had in recent months switched from going in complete denial to excuse and defend what is evidently corrupt behaviour. they are finally having to face up to the fa ct are finally having to face up to the fact that the prime minister's chief of staff is implicated in a murder enquiry. so far three people have been charged in relation to the killing but police still want to find out who ordered it. let's get some of the day's other news. president trump has said he's going to designate mexico's drug cartels as terrorist organisations. but the mexican foreign minister has said he doesn't the us to take that idea any further. under american law, individuals linked to terrorist organisations are banned from entering and have their assets in the us seized. thejudiciary committee of the us house of representatives has invited presi

associate allegedly the mastermind of a journalist's murder was freed from jail investigative reporter daphne caro on elisia was killed in a car bomb explosion 2 years ago. hundreds of environmental activists in eastern germany have occupied coal mines calling for an immediate end to the use of the fossil fuel much of the rust belt region depends on the mines for jobs campaigners say the government plans to phase out coal by 2038 don't go far enough. a tiny piece of wood believed to have been part of the manger in which jesus was born has been returned to the holy land the relic was sent to rome as a gift to the pope 1400 years ago it will be displayed at a church in bethlehem where jesus was said to be born. to rock out where prime minister adel abdul mahdi says he will resign after 40 people were killed in the latest clashes between security forces and anti-government protesters the death toll since the unrest broke out in october has now surpassed 400. 1000 abrasions at baghdad's liberation square protesters traded stones for songs after the prime minister announced he would resign following mo