many saying that emanuel micron knows how to play trump. —— emanuel micron.nk when we saw him go to france for bastille day celebrations and he had that celebrations and he had that celebrations and he had that celebrations and the military band playing daft punk. he knew! not surprisingly, he gets a proper state and quit. we remember theresa may at the white house and there was that funny moment where they passed hands. since then, the relationship has not been good at all. for many different reasons. president trump is not seen as somebody who is that welcome in the uk. this is the sixth time that emmanuel macron have met, 20 phone calls between the two men. at four theresa may and also boris johnson, there was a mad dash to be first in the room to say congratulations and it really hasn't delivered. four theresa may, she must watch on with slight disappointment, this notion of the special relationship that france seems to be stealing away. also what that means for trade to the uk in the light of brexit. moving on to the light of brexit. moving on to the ind

bromance to a marriage of convenience but no matter which way you look at it french president emanuel micron and u.s. president donald trump seem like an unlikely pair one is a young globalist the other a seventy one year old with nationalist instincts so how did the to form such a close personal relationship. some experts say it comes down to their common backgrounds in business and as outsiders so it's paradoxical that they get along so well given how different they are on the surface but at the same time they. self-made political men you know that come from outside the establishment that were elected when nobody expected that and you know they really shared this experience but how did the french feel about having a president who has been called the trump whisperer. these d.c. locals want to see them work to get there. i think it's a presenter as for him for the u.s. and for everybody to get something out of the really really feel have to bend over a little bit president trump knows that france is going to be you. know we've the u.s. and europe in general and i think prism. what else did t

agreement should also regulated around nuclear program after the current one expires in fact both emanuel micron and anglo-american appeared to change their stance on the iran deal after they met with the u.s. president. the isn't there may we believe it's better to have this agreement even if it's not perfect and have no agreement. of. the iran deal is not sufficient to see that iran's ambitions are curbed and contained it is most important to recognize is that you run through its ballistic missile program is trying to exert your political influence in syria and lebanon. the solid or blockbuster verifiable agreement that guarantees that iran will not acquire nuclear weapons to denounce it without proposing anything else would be a serious mistake not respecting it would be irresponsible longleat france thank you. and your knowledge of the current agreements doesn't allow us to address all of us choose among the things not covered by the iran nuclear deal is iran's activity in the region. were discussed the flip flop on iran's nuclear deal by the french and german leaders with politics professor

to military strikes on syria the dear tutor has been following the key developments france's emanuel micron and the u.k. xah to raise a may a facing a pretty tough time retrospectively in trying to justify the astros that they carried out in syria over the weekend here's how the european parliament members met with mccraw and you can see that they were protesting against the action taken in syria. is something to be for. honor of the international community in the legitimates multilateral framework you know it's all gets a. little political mr marquand speech was a monument of political cynicism. when we went without any approval. over the past months when you were hidden the fact that the area of eastern ghouta where the alleged chemical attack took place is controlled by radical islamists not jewish islam or you'd be but it's been done already in iraq and libya why should we be and in syria to the list and he has faced a major backlash domestically as well when he was grilled on monday by parliamentarians for not consulting them before those airstrikes were carried out these strikes demon

french president emanuel micron has defended what the sales to the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen despite the thousands of civilian casualties in the four year conflict. the you can flee since the start of the conflict in yemen france has adopted a very specific process whereby all seals of military equipment are analyzed on a case by case basis and on the basis of reinforced criteria that reflect respect for international humanitarian law and the risk of harm to civilian populations france is one of the biggest arms exports to both riyadh and the united arab emirates who are fighting the duties in yemen most of northern yemen and the capital sana'a are under two thousand and twelve the u.n. calls the war the world's worst humanitarian crisis he said. that. to. cover a dent in the third. wave of money. that's where it is because in all honesty france is in there working with the united states and the united kingdom. you know as far as as long as the money is made. you know they will keep this war alive for as long as it takes and it's already taken three years and this is the four

force out dozens of students who shut down the campus for a month in protest over president emanuel micron'shigher education reforms. meanwhile radical labor unions have been letting their displeasure be known to call aims to cut some privileges he says cost too much such as for train drivers under his plan new hires will no longer be eligible for early retirement and free train travel told but the president isn't fazed and his ambitions go beyond friends he says he wants to save the e.u. and the eurozone use he does it in the city. more solidarity in the currency union when no currency union conserve without convergence element decisions. instruments of compensation and adaptations and see that. many union is part of it. but northern european countries especially germany aren't enthusiastic because micron's plans could end up costing them money. he might be enjoying a warmer reception abroad than at home but emmanuel mccall's reforms are running into resistance wherever he is. tourists love to take something home to remember their trip especially when their vacation coincides with major eve

the french city of moore say thousands of people voiced their dissatisfaction with president emanuel micron's decision to participate in u.s. strikes on syria left wing leader. also took part in the demonstrations in berlin and people protested in front of the u.s. embassy waving syrian flags and banners reading hands off syria anti-war protests also took place in the greek capital after protesters there said the alleged chemical attack only served as a pretext for western intervention. we have gathered today to condemn the imperialist intervention from the u.s. a great britain and france against the nation of syria it is obvious that the reason the chemical weapons is just a pretext what is hidden are major economic interests for some of the resources of the area. the united states along with the french and the english are once again trampling on international war and aren't taken and independent country. russia's foreign minister has claimed the international chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. may have misidentified the type of nerve agent used against the screwballs in england last mo

french president emanuel micron in german chancellor angela merkel have held talks in berlin over reforming the euro zone mccrone is pushing for greater economic integration but merkel is skeptical of some of his proposals they're hoping to reach a compromise ahead of an e.u. summit scheduled for june. no criminal charges will be filed in the death of pop star prince following a two year investigation prosecutors in minnesota say there's new evidence that the pills which killed friends were prescribed by a doctor he died in two thousand and sixteen of an accidental opioid over them. remember that sad day are telling is here now global bankers tipping the economy is what headed for some strong growth theory well in fine form spring is in the average in washington which doesn't necessarily mean cherry rawson what it does mean is the annual meeting of the international monetary fund and the wild bank they've been holding at this spring meeting in d.c. and both organizations are predicting strong growth for the global economy this year i.m.f. head christine legarde predicted growth of three poi

prances emanuel micron kayser theresa may a facing a pretty tough time retrospectively in trying to justify the airstrikes that they carried out in syria over the weekend here's how the european parliament members met with macross and you can see that they were protesting against the action taken in syria cooperation that of only three countries have been to be for the honor of the international community in the legitimates multilateral framework you know. speech was a monument of political cynicism. when we want without any approval. over the past months when you have with the area of eastern ghouta where the alleged chemical attack took place is controlled by radical islamists like jewish islam or you'd be it's been done already in iraq and libya why should we be out in syria to the list and he has faced a major backlash domestically as well when he was grilled on monday by parliamentarians for not consulting them before those airstrikes were carried out these strikes demonstrate the irresponsible behavior of the three global powers that yet again gave into the temptation to play the role

bloodshed that marred a beautiful day in the spring daniel lak al-jazeera toronto france's president emanuel micron is on his first official visit to the united states he says he'll use the visit to try to persuade his u.s. counterpart donald trump to stick with the twenty fifteen nuclear deal with iran alan fischer reports. before getting going to work as a politician and a statesman a man decided to be taking the opportunity of a sunny spring day in washington to walk to the lincoln memorial the french president arrived a few earlier with a warm greeting but a clear agenda we will need to discuss a lot of bilateral issues and to discuss about security about trade. and a lot of. very important for our countries and beyond our two countries at the white house he was welcomed for the first official state visit of the trump presidency donald trump gets on well with a manual mccraw but in the talks that have to follow the french president wants to convince him to stay inside the iran nuclear deal not to abandon it and to also think again about possible trade tariffs on european goods the white house p

french president emanuel micron has urged us to move away from nationalism in a speech to the u.s. congress he also called on his ally to work with france to face global challenges micron received a three minute standing ovation as he entered the house of representatives says the two countries share a very special relationship he also warned the u.s. against shutting out the world saying it needs to leave the way towards strong multilateralism. let me say we have two possible ways ahead we can choose isolationism withdrawal and nationalism this is an option it can be tempting to us as a temporary remitted to all fields but closing the door to the word will not stop the of volition of the word it will not dolls but inflame the fruits of all citizens. we have to keep our eyes wide open to the new risks right in front of us. dan estabrook is following everything for us from washington and so diane the present very keen to portray himself as america's man in europe he is keen to show that he can influence president trunk in certain ways how strong are his powers of persuasion likely to

and we've also heard from france emanuel micron he said that he has the proof that is needed to confirm that it was indeed the assad regime responsible for that chemical attack let's have a quick listen to what he had to say. we have proof that last week chemical weapons were used at the very least chlorine by the regime of bashar assad and we've heard from germany chancellor angela merkel has said that she definitely won't go ahead with military action and here's what she said. mrs merkel in which way would you support a possible missile strike in syria. and even to. militants not to tell you can so quick recap as to the outcome of that cabinet meeting in the u.k. to resume there was no mention of military action she condemned the chemical attack in syria she said that there was a need to take action but did not specify what that action should be and they agreed that they should continue to work with their allies the u.s. and france or. all the poles just seems the military option isn't being backed by the british public either according to a national poll suggesting tonight forty thre

three day visit to paris and it seems he has made quite an impression on the french president emanuel micron's now asking critics of the saudi here to give him a chance to show other do bensky explain. the saudis a crown prince's been on a global charm offensive of the west for the past three days here in france it seems like it's being all hugs and handshakes but mohamad been solemn and he's even joked about having asked special bond with the french president. that despite the fact that bin selman is the leader of an absolute monarchy considered to be one of the world's most oppressive regimes yet on his visit to france saudi arabia's new tourist reputation for human rights offenses seem to have been swept under the carpet. or your legitimate questions from civil society and from journalists about human rights and various sensitive issues concerning your country we have the choice to stick to our traditional positions and we can decide that the first act of modernization of this society will be cosmetic as the prince was winded and dined protesters struggle to draw attention to the saudi offe

everyone knows that we sent a strong message and our hope is that they listen to it french president emanuel micron claims you convince president trump to keep a long term u.s. presence in syria but the white house responded afterwards that trumps to once u.s. military forces to return home as soon as possible alan fisher has more from washington d.c. . well we know there have been a number of calls between the elysee palace and the white house over the last week not least to judge their reaction to what they saw was a syrian chemical attack against its own people and to draw up plans for the strike that we saw on friday night into saturday morning certainly president mccrone will consider himself one of the world leaders closest to donald trump but donald trump's position on syria has been clear just over two weeks ago at a campaign event in ohio he insisted he wanted to get out of syria very soon indeed that surprised some people in washington and a week later the president rode back slightly by saying he still wants to get out of syria he doesn't want an open ended commitment there but he was lo

for a political solution in syria in his first public interview since the airstrikes president emanuel micron accused him of pollution of being complicit in the suspected chemical attack you'll says that the strikes had split relations between turkey and russia. in other stories we're covering at least three hundred fifty thousand protesters have rallied in the spanish city of basra alone or to demand the release of high profile secessionist leaders the protesters took over many of the city's main streets and wore yellow in support of the catalan leaders. thousands of people have been rolling across india to call for swift justice in sexual violence cases this comes after a politician from the ruling b j p party was arrested and charged with abducting and raping a teenage girl in pradesh nine months after it happened in another incident an eight year old girl was repeatedly raped and strangled in indian administered kashmir in january. montenegro is ruling democratic party of socialists has declared its leader milo jute djukanovic the winner of a presidential election djukanovic is projected

war because of increasing divisions between liberal democracies and euro skeptic nationalists emanuel micron was so i think else's vision for the future of the you in a speech to the european parliament he urged members not to sleepwalk towards nationalism at the expense of european unity and the government rallies have intensified in armenia after a vote allowing the former president to become prime minister tens of thousands of people protested in the capital one other cities queues surge surrogacy and of a power grab i believe that the best way to do that the change of government i am going to secure my voice heard and to let the government others know that i am against the regime loyalists down. my president has cheated people he said that he won't rule for a third time but he won't be the head of state has cheated the people i want justice i want to live in a free armenia all starbucks outlets in the u.s. will close for an afternoon at the end of the month for what they call racial bias education nearly one hundred seventy five thousand staff for more than eight thousand stores will get

french president emanuel micron urged saudi arabia to end the war in yemen marker and held talks with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin in paris he expressed his concern regarding the humanitarian situation they says he'll host a conference on the issue in the coming weeks he also defended saudi arabia. it is clear that we will not tolerate any ballistic activity the threat to the saudi arabia and the integrity of its citizens nevertheless we respect your money tiring international law we talk about these last year. that the u.n. security council resolution in germany and we continue to be extremely vigilant on this point and to wish saudi that the work done in terms of humanitarian assistance the trash about as more from paris. well it's been a real diplomatic juggling for the french president because on one side of course he wants to have very good relations with saudi arabia but he also wants to have very good relations with countries of saudi arabia's hostile to including kashmir and especially iran now release a. president might call stylish to try and talk to everybody to try

emanuel micron the french president is addressing it congress on capitol hill in washington d.c.they're speaking of the historical ties between the countries and being very warmly greeted at receive easy to see their dynasty books our correspondent in washington d.c. just listening along as well you know diane i hear so much about the special relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. the last three days or so is showing that there is another perhaps even more special relationship i would suggest between the u.s. and france. absolutely i mean you listen to that conversation him talking about shared visions a shared culture shared ideals and i think it's going to lay the groundwork for what he's going to be talking about perhaps later in the speech and that is preserving the relationship between the united states and france in in keeping the u.s. in this deal with iran preserving the nuclear deal potentially expanding that deal and how important that deal might be in the united states negotiating with north korea he may also talk about trade that's another very important issue wit

heading to the united states to term and to tell donald trump to stick with the iran nuclear deal emanuel micron is on a three day visit he says abandoning the remit could lead to a north korea style standoff as he tries to make those comments among others on a platform which the u.s. president is known to be a fan of fox news. what do you have as a bit there option i don't see it what is the what if scenario all your plan b. i don't have any plan b. for nuclear against against iran so that's a question we will discuss but that's why i just want to see on nuclear let's preserve this framework because it's better than a sort of north korean type of situation seven i'm not satisfied with the situation with iran i want to fight against the listed myside i want to contain their influence in the region so my point is to see don't leave now. as long as you have not a bitter regime for nuclear and let's complete it with benefit me sign an original containment mccrone and trump have a strong record definitely but this will be tested on iran and probably on a number of other foreign policy issues kimberl

appear to have strengthened the bonds between two of the leaders behind them donald trump and emanuel micron and judging by the body language just check this out during the french president's visit to washington this week seems like a bromance is brewing. messy . thank you. i. like him it's a great honor great honor that you are but we do have a very special relationship the very delicate. little piece we have to make up for years for. this thing was pretty special but the french president also highlighted the blossoming friendship by giving trump a symbolic sampling taken from a world war one side of france where u.s. marines that helped to repel a german offensive in one thousand eight hundred however just several days later it was revealed the tree might have been removed twenty years is dug deep joking the tree must have been an unfair trade deal for trump or even blaming russia for the disappearance whether the tree was actually removed or not the gift was certainly a new take on the bond between the french and us presidents. in case you missed it donald trump and emanuel macro on how t

second his first in a date at the white house french president emanuel but the tyranny this initial encounters have been slightly shaky. micron even went as far as trolling trump on his favorite platform off to washington pulled out of the parrot's climate deal but paris this child seems to have done the trick i remounted dinner atop the eiffel tower with first ladies last july may have been enough to figure if i'm forget the bilateral tensions since that we've seen the best of the new with political bromance i've. the friendship between our two nations. and ourselves and there is only great but. nothing will ever separate us. deep rooted in that blossoming relationship that lies the military foundation president micron was the first to back donald trump in his decision to strike syria even boasting that he convinced trump said to be a notoriously bad listener. not to withdraw troops the usual ten days ago president trump was saying the united states of america had a juicy to disengage from syria and i assure you we have convinced them that it is necessary to stay for the long term the relationship between the two leaders has

nuclear program he issued his warning alongside french president emanuel mock on his in washington calling the iran nuclear pact insane micronis loping trying to preserve the dail.

nuclear program he issued his warning alongside french president emanuel macron who's in washington calling the iran nuclear pact insane micron is lobbying trump to preserve the deal.

micron's plans could end up costing them money. he might be enjoying a warmer reception of broadband at home but emanuel mccall's reforms are running into resistance wherever he is. or the birds here very is very different right now it's a great time of year here in germany when spring brings god in to live but you may notice less buzzing this season experts have long been sounding the alarm about the climbing honeybee populations world wide some blame climate change others a virus of course bees are essential to food production pollinating seventy percent of global crops they contribute an estimated two billion euros a year to german g.d.p. the french institute c n r s says the insects are responsible for two hundred billion euros in global economic output but half of all european bee colonies have died out many scientists blame mites but monocultures and loss of habitat also play a role u.s.b. populations are shrinking by thirty percent a year they've become so rare in parts of china that thousands of farm workers have to pollinate trees and crops by hand. when the cherry blossoms are out it's time for witching you know to start

nationalism and to preserve the iran nuclear deal though later emanuel macro said he is not confident donald trump will stay within the iran nuclear deal micron has proposed a new agreement being negotiated that with iran that expands on the existing deal here's our white house correspondent kimberly help it. the president of the french republic. before a joint session of the u.s. congress french president emmanuel macross argued the united states should remain part of the iran nuclear agreement it is true to see that this agreement may know the address all concerns and very important concerns this is true but we should not abandon its without having some seen substantial and more substantial instead. a day earlier in meetings at the white house across suggested the current deal to limit iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief should be the cornerstone of a new supplemental agreement. it would address trumps concerns beyond twenty twenty five including limiting iran's influence in the middle east and halting ballistic missile testing we can change and we can be flexible you know in life you have to be flexible so despite criti

emanuel macro made the pitch to the u.s. president donald trump who's threatened to pull out of the deal micron's on a state visit to the united states. the opposition in armenia is holding another rally they want snap elections following the resignation of the prime minister surged to c.n.n. after widespread protests this comes as tens of thousands of people marched to remember the mass killing of armenians during the first world war. people around the world have been attending services to mark and zach day remembering australian and new zealand forces who served in the first world war. april the twenty fifth one thousand nine hundred fifteen was when thousands of troops landed on the peninsula in turkey it's estimated more than fifty six thousand australian and new zealand soldiers died during that campaign. at least fifteen people have been killed in flooding across kenya and major highways have been cut off leaving commuters stranded there are calls for the government to fix the drainage system which is under pressure from urbanization and the growing population more heavy rain is in the forecast up next it's inside story

micron's plans could end up costing them money. he might be enjoying a warmer reception of broadband at home but emanuel mccall's reforms are running into resistance wherever he is. to my favorite time of year spring it's just about everything is blooming at the moment here or germany but what's missing is a whole lot of buzzing this season experts have long been sounding the alarm about the cloning honeybee populations what wide not just if some blame climate change others disease of course bees are essential to food production pl and i think seventy percent of global props you may have been wondering why your business anchor is talking to you about b.s. well here in germany they contribute an estimated two billion euros a year to german g.d.p. in the french research institute c n r s says that figure rises to two hundred billion euros when you look at it worldwide but how awful european be called unease have died out and scientists blame mites but monocultures and loss of habitat also play a role u.s.p. populations shrinking by thirty percent a year they've become so rare in parts of china that thousands of farm workers pollinati

emanuel macro has made the offer to the u.s. president donald trump who is threatening to pull out of the accord micron's on a state visit to the u.s. can really help it sin washington. u.s. president donald trump welcomed french president emmanuel macron to the white house with a state dinner to celebrate the bond between the two nations. what appears to be a warm friendship was on full display earlier in the day trump even somewhat oddly decided to white dandruff off mccrone shoulders we have to make a burger he is perfect but as the parent barked on the substance of their bilateral meeting froth had a stern warning for iran they restart their nuclear program they will have bigger problems and they have ever had before his statement underscores the leaders key foreign policy differences truck favors was drawing from the iran nuclear deal as one of the signatories to it mccraw and was to preserve the twenty fifteen agreement to limit tehran's nuclear powers before may deadline on whether to pull the u.s. out or not trump wants his concerns addressed those include a plan to stop iran's ballistic missile testing and limit iran's

micron is on a three day state visit. u.s. president donald trump welcomed french president emanuel macron to the white house with a state dinner to celebrate the bond between the two nations. what appears to be a warm friendship was on full display earlier in the day trump even somewhat oddly decided to wait dandruff off mccraw on shoulders we have to make in berkeley he is perfect but as the parent barked on the substance of their bilateral meeting froth had a stern warning for iran they restart their nuclear program they will have bigger problems and they have ever had before his statement underscores the leaders key foreign policy differences truck favors was drawing from the iran nuclear deal as one of the signatories to it mccraw and wants to preserve the twenty fifteen agreement to limit tehran's nuclear powers before may deadline on whether to pull the u.s. out or not trump wants his concerns addressed those include a plan to stop iran's ballistic missile testing and limit iran's influence in iraq yemen levit on and syria a chronic agreed they may need to address those issues to keep the deal a live. news on iran we dis

emanuel mccraw has urged the u.s. to stand by the nuclear deal president donald trump has threatened to walk away from the agreement but micronsays abandoning it could lead to a north korea style standoff what do you have as a bigger option i don't see what is a one. all your plan b. i don't have any plan b. for nuclear against against iran so that's a question we will discuss but that's why i just want to see a nuclear let's preserve the framework because it's better than a sort of north korean type of situation nicaragua's president daniel ortega has withdrawn proposed pension reforms that sparked a wave of violent protests dozens of shops in the capital one eyed were looted in the fifth day of demonstrations preliminary results in paraguayans presidential election put the ruling colorado party candidates but meters in the lead with forty eight percent is made rival for the leg has forty two percent. at least sixty three people have been killed in bombing attacks and voter registration centers in afghanistan several of them targeted since they opened last week ahead of upcoming elections police are searching for a gunman wh

emanuel macron nearly one hundred twenty thousand people took part in strikes and rallies across france it's the latest in weeks of demonstrations by reli employees public sector workers and students against micron's planned reforms for public services and universities. you're up to date with all of our top stories coming up next al jazeera follows the rise and fall of the ottoman caliphate and its islamic empire i'll be back with more news after that in about half an hour's time. the caliph are. a form of rule in islam. that lasted for almost thirteen centuries. from the death of the prophet muhammad. to the overthrow of the last ottoman caliph in one thousand nine hundred twenty four. the arabic term for k. anything. which actually in essence simply means a successor or an adept. the ruler of the islamic world would call himself clifford resort in law the success of god's message. through the centuries. the title of caliph is a term that has been used. in the time abuse. in june two thousand and fourteen and militant group calling itself the islamic state in iraq and the levant or ice or. declared the establishment of a caliphate. they call rejected by most muslims around the world. reached into

emanuel macro is visiting the u.s. trying to convince trump to stick to the deal what do the iranians want to see out of micron's trip. this is a very important juncture you know iranians expect macedoine and the e.u. to advise trump to not just keep it alive and stay on the deal but also comply with it this is something that we have failed to see ever since it was the deal that j.c. was a struck under obama even obama did not comply with its undertakings under the nuclear deal so iranians have warned that they want to see the united states under that deal and in full compliance with its undertakings that's the least thing that they want to see this there and warning that was issued today i sent more to the europeans of course iranians are warning that they are not going to continue to deal with you or all on their present conditions that they are demanding regional and missile concessions from tehran ok let's talk face tough questions and we have to we have to leave yes are we have to leave it there i'm afraid thank you very much indeed for talking to al-jazeera thank you while another skeptic of the iran nuclear dea

emanuel micro was setting out his vision of the future for the e.u. in a speech to the european parliament he urged members not to sleep for towards nationalism at the expense of european unity micron speech comes in the wake of election victories by far right wing euro skeptic parties in hungary and italy. dozens have been injured in protests in armenia over what the opposition calls a power grab by the former president so goes out of his yard has served his maximum two terms in office but is now being sworn in as prime minister the hocks to reports. this isn't quite the welcoming greeting a new prime minister will be hoping for tens of thousands took to the streets on tuesday for the fifth consecutive day braving a heavy police presence to show their fury over search suffer sins appointment armenian police made dozens of arrests using water cannons and stun guns to keep the protesters far away from disrupting the election within parliament. anger not shared by lawmakers in the assembly with an overwhelming majority of seventy seven to seventeen votes the former president became the new prime minister got our children to the stage of forming the government starts now it will not l

nuclear program he issued his warning alongside french president emanuel makana who's in washington calling the iran nuclear pact insane micron is lobbying trying to preserve the deal here. a toronto court has charged the suspect in yesterday's van attack with multiple counts of murder and attempted murder prosecutors allege that alec may not use twenty five deliberately drove into pedestrians on a busy city street killing ten people and injuring at least fifteen more. dramatic video has been released of migrants being rescued in the mediterranean sea sixty three people pulled up by the italian coast guard after their boat capsized on monday the u.n. says more than eight thousand migrants have arrived via sea crossings to italy so far this year. at least six police officers have been killed and h. troops wounded in separate suicide bombings in the pakistani city of course one attack took place at a paramilitary checkpoint on the city's outskirts the other hit close to the airport an offshoot of the taliban has claimed responsibility. for. it was a disaster that revealed gruesome working conditions in the garment industry the