some sonny's opposed to the country's shia dominated government a settler been fighting alongside eisel or simply giving it support the iraqi troops fought back aided by armed groups many of them a shia who backed the government i saw fighters were either killed or detained some accused of supporting eisel have vanished. their families are demanding answers and even though no one would say that we keep asking if my sons were forced to sign and confess to something they did not do if they are that we want to bury them if they're alive we need to see them human rights watch says it knows of at least seventy eight cases where men and boys have been what it calls forcibly disappeared international law defines in force detention as they arrest of a person by the state or with the knowledge of the state followed by a refusal to acknowledge the arrest or a refusal to say with a person is but it also says the state has a responsibility to investigate allegations of unforced attention and to prosecute those responsible. some of those detained have been released. others like here in anbar provinc

the state's destruction by eisel hides another reality much harder to measure mass looting. since its founding has been suspected of part financing its activities through antiquities trafficking. see poor could it. now and again my gas would not stay said that they did and that to secure it that in the truce and madden executed it is like you think that. this was a key subject at a press conference to present the new red list published by i called the international council of museums for fifteen years i com has been publishing lists of rare objects from various countries which threaten to turn up on the international art market this time it concerned antiquities from iraq and syria suspected of financing eisel operations as proof that the subject is being taken seriously several international figures attended the meeting including richard stengel representing the us government who would launch the offensive or you might mr region and go and is a hunter has been a department. also why. are you going to. good evening i'm delighted to be here what we've seen over the last year

insight into the psychological damage done to young people by the conflict including the children of eisel fighters many of whom now live in camps like this chair and the law for. the only genius well i think it's. more to their means they want to be marked here in top and so you know as they feel more one year after he was a commission in his life he just knew by aronson and war and written us out can you grow up you know the way documentaries like these are a tough watch but there's clearly an audience for them they don't offer simple answers rather they raise questions about how societies can overcome years of unimaginable violence sick of the show's commercial work to be in a facility or really understand what war is it's people dying it's children dying and this really makes you reflect you're not that it's really not look i'm shaking it's never happened to me in thirty years of coming here so well down to the director's vision in love with. another documentary attracting attention in venice is the latest film by cambodian director ricky pan need to take on it this is him taking part

had actually allowed eisel to grow in order to put pressure on assad so i think the united states is actually in no position to accuse iran of terrorism in the region hillary this is a complex landscape i'm in could have been why did defeated in places like syria and iraq but they're being pretty much active in places like the yemen or also north africa and subsaharan africa so the funders of the report itself could be misleading to the international audience in a way or another a yes and i mean the the entire reason the united states has these terrorism reports is a political one these reports started in one nine hundred seventy nine with iran as a charter member of this what we call these states sponsors of terrorism and the reason was was that president carter back in the in the one nine hundred seventy s. started to focus more on human rights in countries and had mandated state department to produce reports on human rights in countries those focused uncomfortably on american allies particularly on israel and saudi arabia there are a lot of their friends their lobbyist. and washin

ringleader had all been convicted of trying to travel to syria where they wanted to join not terror eisel now we understand that they were attempting to not only put. and rifles they were also looking to obtain. which could then be used to create a bomb and we understand from the authorities in netherlands that they were quite a way along in their attempts to create this terrorist attack this is not the only time in september that terror has been on the front pages of the netherlands earlier this month the jihadist was short in. after stabbing to. the threat level in the netherlands remains that out of a possible maximum of five meaning that there is a real concern that there is a chance of a terror attack in the country. the seventy third general assembly is coming to an end with politicians from around the world taking the stage russian foreign minister sergey lavrov raised concern over some countries trying to hijack u.n. principles. john you know there's a. number of western states are seeking to preserve the self-proclaimed status of global leaders and prevent a natural transition to

who backed the government i saw fighters were either killed or detained some accused of supporting eisel have vanished. their families are demanding answers and even though no one would say that we keep asking if my sons were forced to sign and confess to something they did not do if they are that we want to bury them if they're alive we need to see them human rights watch says it knows of at least seventy eight cases where men and boys have been what it calls forcibly disappeared international law defines in force detention as they arrest of a person by the state or with the knowledge of the state followed by a refusal to acknowledge the arrest or a refusal to save the person is but it also says the state has a responsibility to investigate allegations of unforced attention and to prosecute those responsible. some of those detained have been released. others like here in anbar province of come home in coffins. oh my god a concert became all the security forces told us my sons would be released in days now it has been three years i call on the speaker the prime minister the government to

the stage destruction by eisel hides another reality much harder to measure mass looting. since its founding has been suspected of part financing its activities through antiquities trafficking. see poor could it. again my guess would not stay said that they did and that to secure it that in the three said maddon executed it is like you think of that. this was a key subject at a press conference to present the new red list published by i called the international council of museums for fifteen years i com has been publishing lists of rare objects from various countries which threatened to turn up on the international art market this time it concerned antiquities from iraq and syria suspected of financing eisel operations as proof that the subject is being taken seriously several international figures attended the meeting including richard stengel representing the us government who would launch the offensive or you might mr ridge and then go and essentially has been the department. also why. are you going to. good evening i'm delighted to be here. what we've seen over the las

had actually allowed eisel to grow in order to put pressure on assad so i think the united states is actually in no position to accuse iran of terrorism in the region hillary this is a complex landscape i'm in could have been why did defeated in places like syria and iraq but they're being pretty much of it places like the yemen or also north africa and subsaharan africa so the funders of the report itself could be misleading to the international audience in a way or another a yes and i mean the the entire reason the united states has these terrorism reports is a political one these reports started in one nine hundred seventy nine with iran as a charter member of this what we call these states sponsors of terrorism and the reason was was that president carter back in the in the one nine hundred seventy s. started to focus more on human rights in countries and had mandated state department to produce reports on human rights in countries those focused uncomfortably on american allies particularly on israel and saudi arabia there are a lot of their friends their lobbyists. when washingt

aircraft that fly over syrian air space involved in that campaign against eisel some of the u.s. is other allies are involved in that campaign against eisel and of course there are other aircraft from other u.s. allies notably turkey and israel that have been flying and carrying out operations over is over syrian air space i think their concerns are that this is giving the syrian air force a much more technologically advanced system they also would be worried i think that the syrians will be competent in using this and will be restrained in the way they use it how high do you think syria will actually feature in general assembly this week james i feel is that there is this feeling that iran might actually overshadow everything. well they all become of course the same issue when you remember that in syria the syrian government is backed by two people and you can arguably say that the assad regime is still in power because of russian air support and because of the support of iran on the ground so iran is part of the syria equation and iran is very much going to be as you say in the

fallujah in the province of anbar is struggling to recover two years after the iraqi army defeated eisel fighters there their battle left the city in ruins as well as reconstructing destroyed buildings and creating jobs the local governments handing out compensation but some complain the process is unfair rob matheson has the latest from baghdad. for two years the people of fallujah have been struggling to rebuild much of the city was destroyed in twenty sixteen as iraqi forces battled eisel fighters some residents who lived through the devastation say little has changed. electricity and services is so weak in the city as for the compensation there is now neighborhoods are almost entirely devastated my house is completely destroyed but i haven't received any fair compensation. that compensation is vital for people who've lost jobs businesses and homes they say the money isn't always fairly distributed. we haven't had fair compensation so far our house was destroyed and the entire neighborhood was leveled to the ground compensation is being granted only for those who have ties with the co

maximum international pressure not that you would know it from this display robin pride al-jazeera so eisel says it was behind a suicide bomb attack in kabul that killed at least seven people the blast happened closer procession the afghan capital was commemorating the death of former and he said it was essentially to ahmed shah massoud early on sunday another suspected suicide bomber was shot by police before the device was triggered. construction has begun on a town solely for female police officers in the afghan capital kabul around three thousand female officers in the country just two percent of the total force in an effort to get more signed up the government is offering secure housing to female recruits and their families challah bellus reports from kabul. female police officers are a relatively new phenomenon in afghanistan. the police force was rebuilt sixteen years ago and there are now one hundred sixty thousand officers but only three thousand women. that i can feel there is danger for female police officers in afghanistan but when i joined the police i decided on that day count

for that now the iraqi city of fallujah is struggling to recover cheney is after the army defeated eisel fighters people there say reconstruction has been slow and there are unhappy with a compensation scheme offered by the government rob matheson reports from baghdad. for two years the people of fallujah have been struggling to rebuild much of the city was destroyed in twenty sixteen as iraqi forces battled eisel fighters some residents who lived through the devastation say little has changed. electricity and services the so wake in the city as for the compensation there is now our neighborhoods are almost entirely devastated my house is completely destroyed but i haven't received any fair compensation. that compensation is vital for people who've lost jobs businesses and homes they say the money is in gold is fairly distributed. we haven't had fair compensation so far our house was destroyed and the entire neighborhood was leveled to the ground compensation is being granted only for those who have ties with the corrupt officials those who have no connection or sometimes getting half th

the stage destruction by eisel hides another reality much harder to measure mass looting. since its founding has been suspected of part financing its activities through antiquities trafficking. see poor good it is. now and again my guess would not stay said that they did and that to secure it that in the three said maddon executed it is like you think of that. this was a key subject at a press conference to present the new red list published by i called the international council of museums for fifteen years i come has been publishing lists of rare objects from various countries which threaten to turn up on the international art market this time it concerned antiquities from iraq and syria suspected of financing eisel operations as proof that the subject is being taken seriously several international figures attended the meeting including richard stengel representing the us government who would launch the offensive or you might mr ridge and then go and examine john has been the department. also why. are you going to. good evening i'm delighted to be here what we've seen ove

israel and on mindanao island it's the second such attack in a week the government has blamed pro eisel fighters access in and out of the city has been restricted by security forces who are trying to find the attackers. in russia they've been more protests against increases to the age at which people can get a state pension the communist party organized rallies across the country the government wants to increase the retirement age from sixty to sixty five for men and from fifty five to sixty for women president vladimir putin has made some changes to his original plan but argues the current pension arrangements are not financially sustainable and ball shift skier is a fellow at the washington institute focusing on russia's foreign and domestic policy she says the putin's government did not expect such a public outcry and. the way the government announced these reforms was at the time when russia was still hosting the world cup sort of hoping that the public would notice trying to trying to soften the blow so to speak but more importantly the larger issue here is that these reforms demon

iraq war at least twenty nine people were killed many were members of iran's revolutionary guard both eisel and an arab separatist group the national resistance of prime responsibility for the shooting but the iranian government is blaming gulf countries with ties to the united states and israel. two days after a ferry capsized in tanzania rescuers have found a survivor the man was in an air pocket inside the ferry making him one of only forty one people who survived at least two hundred nine others drowned when the ferry tipped over close to the shore of lake victoria on thursday tanzania's president is blaming overloading an apparent negligence for the disaster well other survivors have described how they escaped the sinking ferry. the working mother of no who were governor we were just about to dock when it overturned due to the load it was carrying and then we found ourselves in the lurch i thank god because i was able to jump out of the ferry and held on to an object nearby and that is how i survived philippines has suspended all quarreling operations in seven regions of the country af

in iraq eisel terrorists have launched a spate of kidnappings and attacks against security forces and civilians despite losing territory the militants are still active in many parts of the country switching to guerrilla warfare and we heard from some of the relatives of those who lost their lives in the ongoing violence. oh. i would like to declare the towel on forces of the last book it's of i still controlled areas and have now full control of the iraqi syrian border by god's help we have prevailed. i am proud to report that the coalition to defeat isis has liberated very close to one hundred percent of the territory just recently held by these killers in iraq we've done a great job with isis we have just absolutely decimated isis we've essentially. just absolutely obliterated isis in iraq. and you know happened at a checkpoint six to seven militants ordered the man to get out of the car the terrorists didn't ask for identity cards or anything they opened fire on them straight away and my son and husband were lying on the ground before i knew it the murderous told us they were from

insight into the psychological damage done to young people by the conflict including the children of eisel fighters many of whom now live in camps like this one i cherish the love for. the only genius will see it. the moment it is their means they want to be marked here it's open so you know that if you support one year after you is a condition in his life you just knew by your lonesome and war and return yes i will can you grow up you know the way documentaries like these are a tough watch but there's clearly an audience for them they don't offer a simple answers rather they raise questions about how societies can overcome years of unimaginable violence sick of the show's commercial work to be in a facility or really understand what war is it's people dying it's children dying and this really makes you reflect you're not that it three not look i'm shaking it's never happened to me in thirty years of coming here so well done to the director is also shit in love with. another documentary attracting attention in venice is the latest film by cambodian director ricky pan need to fully connect

insight into the psychological damage done to young people by the conflict including the children of eisel fighters many of whom now live in camps like this one i chaired the law for. the only genius the wealthiest. the moment it is there i mean they want to be marked here it's open so you know if you support one year after you it's a condition in his life you just knew by aronson and war and return yes i will can you grow up you know the way documentaries like these are a tough watch but there's clearly an audience for them they don't offer simple answers rather they raise questions about how societies can overcome years of unimaginable violence sick of the surest of sure we're to be in a facility really understand what war is it's people dying it's children dying and this really makes you reflect your not that it's really not look i'm shaking it's never happened to me in thirty years of coming here so well down to the director's zones which it in love with. another documentary attracting attention in venice is the latest film by cambodian director ricky pan need to take on it this is him

insight into the psychological damage done to young people by the conflict including the children of eisel fighters many of whom now live in camps like this one i cherish and the love for. it is your genius will see it. the moment it is their means they want to be marked here it's open so you know that if you support one year after you is a condition in his life you just knew by your aunts and war and read tell us how can you grow up you know the way documentaries like these are a tough watch but there's clearly an audience for them they don't offer a simple answers rather they raise questions about how societies can overcome years of unimaginable violence sick of the shirts commercial work to be in a facility really understand what war is it's people dying it's children dying and this really makes you reflect you're not but a three month look i'm shaking it's never happened to me in thirty years of coming here so well done to the directors he's on the shit in love with. another documentary attracting attention in venice is the latest film by cambodian director richie pan need to take on i

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were members of iran's revolutionary guard women and children also died as did the four gunmen both eisel and an arab separatist group the national resistance of claim responsibility for the shooting but iran's government is blaming gulf countries with ties to the united states and israel and our other headlines two days after a ferry capsized in tanzania a survivor has been rescued ship's engineer was found alive and then at pocket inside the upturned vessel off to navy divers heard him knocking he's one of forty one survivors at least two hundred nine people died after the vessel tipped over close to the shore of lake victoria tanzania's president is blaming overloading and apparent negligence for the disaster was ordered police to arrest the boat's oh no . a woman who's accused president trump supremes core pic of sexual assault has confirmed she will testify before a senate committee christine ford says brett kavanaugh assaulted her to party in one thousand nine hundred two she's to go before the senate judiciary committee next week ahead of kavanagh's confirmation hearing cavanagh de

not planning to provide financial assistance there a year has passed since mosul was liberated from eisel but a peaceful life is still a long way off. out of that my head. i thought he was going to be. in rip off and even a couple hundred i mean i've been lots of behind but the thing. to do i'm going to do you know your life most of the always with. a long life you. might lead to something i don't know i. love. but i don't know why aha. this is like oh i like a little of you. a little bit well i was stationed on a ship a little bit because i got off that the. i was more good news for down a doctor on my own and i got a young family feel they are going to be by life. for themselves off your mind on the economic on the ship at the thought are. so put that they have on your mind or without them or for without an idea for both of my new album. to have come a photo or so when i'm on the show or go to la you're going to show the show all. i need be our show office and to know. if you look or next you can go to your. i said to my wife does it with money let me know this time and you know. i'm. r

crisis in part triggered by the syrian war not to mention terror attacks carried out in the name of eisel. and here's another failed expectation or plan to train and equip the opposition in syria so they can help push back these terrorists a tactic that proved to be less than successful can you tell us what the total number of trained fighters remains it's a small number and. the ones that are in the fight. is is we're talking four or five now to be fair one strategy deployed from the very beginning that still finding success to this day is the use of social media to push an agenda. heard a roar and there was dust everywhere i grabbed my daughter is trying to cover there with my body that's what i always do in situations like that last part of our eye when told to find him and so he was in the corridor there was a pool of blood coming from he said. exactly seventeen years ago the world watched stunned and helpless as the nine eleven terror attacks took the lives of thousands in the us a sense that and washington's been engaged in a fight against terrorism through intervention around the g

inside iran to conduct the attacks and senior military official in iran reject that the facility of the eisel to be behind these attacks and that what was the spokesperson for the group also claimed the responsibility for the attacks and this is the group which has been fighting for the liberation of iraq was or they have they are a separate this group and just one day before those terrorist acts the leader of this group graduated this so the arabia on its national day and they wanted help from this so this side in order to help them against iran. there at the moment we had we had to hear officially from them. ok for a minister there was a mention just now has apportion blame let's listen to what he had to say. terrorists recruited trained armed and paid by a foreign regime have attacked afghans children in journalists among casualties iran holds regional term responses and their us mostest accountable for such attacks iran will respond swiftly and decisively in defense of iranian lives. i'm apologies just the most to get my microphone cut off those things but no official response from saudi

crisis in part triggered by the syrian war not to mention terror attacks carried out in the name of eisel. and here's another failed expectation or plan to train and equip the opposition in syria so they can help push back these terrorists a tactic that proved to be less than successful can you tell us what the total number of trained fighters remains it's a small number and. the ones that are in the fight is is is we're talking four or five and now we even have trump warning us thought against retaking it despite the fact that his own government admitted there were. in the area is a province just the largest al qaeda safe haven since nine eleven and it live now is a huge problem it is an al qaeda safe haven right on the border of turkey a recurring problem for more than half a decade has been that u.s. plans are falling flat in syria and the flaws are already appearing and the expectations of donald trump strategy as well. a suicide bomber on it detonated explosives at a protest in eastern afghanistan authorities there say at least twenty two were killed dozens more were injured the demo

eisel coalition brett mcgurk referred to adlib as the biggest al-qaeda haven since nine eleven we can have a listen together to that. is a province just the largest a safe haven since nine eleven and it's live now is a huge problem it is an al qaeda safe haven right on the border of turkey. well washington's rhetoric regarding it does seem to have changed since then why do you think that is. well i think since that report maybe our position hasn't changed too much but the evidence is out that we are playing too many games with the because we've used al-qaeda and exactly as we say but the position for our institute is you know come home and mind our own business and try to set a good example for the world rather than thinking that we own the world because many of us believe that what we're doing is trying to maintain a modern day amp hour and that requires a lot of force and causal requires a lot of lying to do miss misinformed people in order for the american people to go along with that but i don't think the american people are well informed on this issue and that's why they tolerate

led coalition a year after mosul's liberation from eisel we went to meet people living in the ruins. that's my. son that's going to be in my house. it was for the i'm a couple how many i mean i've been lots of behind beginning. to like i'm going to be going to a lot of the most consistent always with. the long life you. might lead to something i don't know. the ha ha. ha ha ha ha ha. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. it's sort of like oh i like a little of you. a little bit was stationed on a ship a little bit because i got off. i. i was almost good honestly down a doctor on my own and it got to your niche on the field there are good body by law you. are the enemy down south off your mind on the economic on the ship now the eminent at the site are. there i did. some in mosul say that i saw was initially welcomed into the city as they promised a better life now the families of the terrorists and those whose offered out of their hands live side side by. so a political event you only know without a morsel without an idea about the man you were to on there and you're not the how come a poli

crisis in part triggered by the syrian war not to mention terror attacks carried out in the name of eisel. and here's another failed expectation or plan to train and equip the opposition in syria so they can help push back these terrorists a tactic that proved to be less than successful can you tell us what the total number of trained fighters remains it's a small number you know and. the ones that are in the fight is is is we're talking four or five now to be fair one strategy deployed from the very beginning that still finding success to this day is the use of social media to push an anti assad agenda we knew that syrian society was growing increasingly young and digits and that this was going to create disruptions in society that we could harness for our purposes that idea it's proven to be so effective it's being used now i have an image offensive on it led by the syrian army i don't my name is of him and those are from syria and the language that would have been that it's on today i think it's continued so it was just so nice to see my seventeen because they play seventy of hundreds

appreciate our position as we focus on it live he said there are foreign forces inside syria fighting eisel he said also and this one will raise eyebrows i suspect at the state department in washington he said the u.s. is empowering another terrorist organization and their efforts of foot to make that a permanent fixture he said the u.n. security council has a decision to make and we will add here to this he then went on to highlight the use of chemical weapons in syria and also differentiate between that and the use of conventional weapons of course that in one sentence he put himself in the same page as nikki haley the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. because she was talking about chemical weapons warning the syrian regime not to use chemical weapons but on the other page she's putting himself at all odds. the u.s. administration saying the u.s. is empowering another terrorist organization let's boil all this down for you let's talk to my colleague zain buss ravi our correspondent in tehran zain what's your takeaway point from the last forty five minutes of those opening speeches there. well i

struggling to rebuild much of the city was destroyed in twenty sixteen years iraqi forces battled eisel fighters some residents who live through the devastation say little has changed. electricity and services the so wake in the city as for the compensation there is now neighborhoods are almost entirely devastated my house is completely destroyed but i haven't received any fair compensation. that compensation is vital for people who've lost jobs businesses and homes they say the money isn't always fairly distributed. we haven't had fair compensation so far our house was destroyed and the entire neighborhood was leveled to the ground compensation is being granted only for those who have ties with the corrupt officials who have no connection or sometimes getting half the compensation they should get volusia in the center of iraq has been a battleground for decades suffering some of the highest casualty numbers in the one nine hundred ninety one gulf war in two thousand and four u.s. forces invaded and fought gunmen from control of the city after the fall of saddam hussein. by spring twent

didn't provide enough evidence and criticized the law protecting security forces from prosecution eisel says it was behind a suicide bomb attack in kabul that killed at least seven people the blast happened close to a procession in the afghan capital the group was commemorating the death of former anti soviet resistance leader ahmad shah masood earlier on sunday another suspected suicide bomber was shot by police before the trip the device rather was triggered. north korea has market seventieth anniversary with the huge military parade but unlike previous celebrations did not rule out its answer continental missiles president welcome the gesture calling it a big and very positive statement has delayed us from seoul. it had all the usual pomp of previous military displays but lacking much of the hardware especially the missiles compare this with this. for you to be looking at the military parade in april last year commemorating the birth date of north korea's founder kim il sung. bristling with the medium and long range missiles it was provocatively testing on a regular basis. even at th

the economic benefit this is a message of peace to the people of illusion after the dark days when eisel used to rule those parts. after the defeat of isobel have been roads that have been open between baghdad but the path of the security checks on that journey can take anything up to several hours but this train doesn't stop for checkpoints. the journey between baghdad and fallujah takes just fifty five minutes by railway and the high cost of fuel means traveling by road is more expensive. basic train tickets for a one way journey cost just under two dollars. is nothing but trouble about going by the train is much easier we avoid traffic jams many checkpoints across the highway or even deadly car accidents it's also much cheaper than road transport. when the train arrives in fallujah fifty seven kilometers may not seem far but this reopen track is a milestone for iraq's railways. but joining me now from london is sean's allow strand is a fellow at kings college and a managing director of carducci consulting good to have you with us so from the protests in the south it looks like a prett

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ringleader had all been convicted of trying to travel to syria where they wanted to join that terror group eisel now we understand that they were attempting to not only put handguns and rifles they were also looking to obtain woman which could then be used to create a bomb and we understand from the authorities in the netherlands that they were quite far away along in their attempts to create this terrorist attack this is not the only time in september that terror has been on the front pages of the netherlands earlier this month the jihadist was shot dead in. after stabbing two two arrests the threat level in the netherlands remains that out of a possible maximum of five meaning that there is a real concern that there is a chance of a terror attack in the country. ok thank you sean it was shouted with delight just . still ahead for you this savvy music video of a french rapper provokes and right in the country in the interior minister to demand a full investigation we'll tell you why just after the break. join me every thursday on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to guests of the world

insight into the psychological damage done to young people by the conflict including the children of eisel fighters many of whom now live in camps like this one will cherish the love for. their lives will again and that's where we'll see. the mood there i mean they want to be marked here it's open so you know if you support one year after he was a commission in his life you just knew by your lonesome and war and britain yes i was can you grow up you know the way documentaries like these are a tough watch but there's clearly an audience for that they don't offer simple answers rather they raise questions about how societies can overcome years of unimaginable violence sick of the show's commercial work to be in a facility really understand what war is it's people dying it's children dying and this really makes you reflect you're not but the three month look i'm shaking it's never happened to me in thirty years of coming here so well done to that there. another documentary attracting attention in venice is the latest film by cambodian director ricky patton need to flick on it this is him taki

think of the economic benefit this is a message of peace to the people of lucia after dark days when eisel used to rule those parts. after the defeat of isobel have been roads that have been open between baghdad but the path of the security checks and that journey can take anything up to several hours but this train doesn't stop for checkpoints. the journey between baghdad and fallujah takes just fifty five minutes by railway and the high cost of fuel traveling by road is more expensive. basic train tickets for a one way journey cost just under two dollars. there's nothing going by the train is much easier we avoid traffic jams many checkpoints across the highway or even deadly car accidents it's also much cheaper than road transport. when the train arrives in fallujah fifty seven kilometers may not seem far. but this reopen track is a milestone for iraq's railways rob matheson al jazeera baghdad. the united states stock market regulator wants to bar tesla c.e.o. elon musk from serving as the head of the electric car maker securities and exchange commission says he committed securities fra