graduations madam president so they're cowed a becomes ethiopia's first ever female head of state as a largely ceremonial post under appointment as seen by women there was a symbolic breakthrough. thank you so much for your company everyone well we begin with a growing search in the u.s. for a suspected male bomber with investigators reportedly focusing their investigation on the state of florida parcel bombs have been sent to a string of president trump's opponents over the past few days more suspicious packages have been discovered today makes a total of at least ten intercepted across the country so far here's a look at the scope of the investigation starting in new york. early morning in manhattan the n.y.p.d. responding to yet another pipe bomb. the target the owner of this restaurant actor robert de niro an outspoken critic of president donald trump. new york's mack confirms the package matched others across the country this is clearly an effort to terrorize people politically to choose people for political purposes and attack them because of their beliefs later in the day the

yes of ethiopia regions that haven't always been as well represented in government ethnically the prime minister is trying to build support for reform program whereby he also wants to for example diversify ethnically the top ranks of the military and really the point of the new ministry of peace is it's all about bringing the military and the intelligence agencies properly under the control of civilian authorities previously you had governments in ethiopia whereby you had a military that was much more partisan in terms of its leanings at the top and also much less ethnically diverse in the upper ranks prime minister met his reference and to change this and in order to consolidate that civilian and nonpartizan control of the military he's for example restructuring bringing the interior ministry and the intelligence agencies under the minister for peace ok so he's making a lot of changes and i guess i just need a little bit of time more time for it to work but how bad is the situation now when it comes to ethnic violence and i think tensions in ethiopia so for example over the past few we

now to ethiopia for use a lesson made headlines at the rio olympics back in twenty sixteen now for the silver medal that he won for his country in the marathon but for the gesture that he made at the finish line the athlete crossed his arms to protest government violence in the east african nation and he's been in exile in the united states ever since but after the recent reforms in ethiopia he can now finally go home. the handcuffed gesture that forced lee les into exile in two thousand and sixteen he did it to show solidarity with his a romo tribe who protested ethiopia's government's plan to reallocate foreign land during a period of civil unrest in the country protests grew violent. and hundreds lost their lives in the process although violence has it completely subdued the less is returned home is a sign some things have changed. my life and i knew this day was coming. because i knew the blood of all these people wasn't going to be spilled in vain. i knew the dictator government would eventually fall to my political point i was expecting this day but i didn't know if it was going

only current female head of state somehow works out dave has just been sworn in as president of ethiopia and she's running one of the world's few gender balance governments. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a manhunt is under way in the united states as authorities hunt for the creator and sender of a series of pipe bombs investigators are now focusing on a postal center near miami florida officials say they believe some of the packages were mailed from there the devices were addressed to prominent democratic polity. missions and critics of president donald trump police have seized ten devices and warns that more could be out there but just two weeks before the midterm elections a debate has ruptured over who is to blame for the country dangerous political climate. it's called the t.c.b. a total containment vehicle the spherical chamber is designed to contain the blast of a. t.c.b. has seen a lot of action in the past few days as one pipe bomb after another is discovered in the us mail. all of them addressed to prominent targets of right wing outrage. among the targets former democ

ethiopia is first ever female head of state. it is a l largely ceremonial po, but her appointment is seen by women as a symbolic breakthrough. thank you so much for your company, everyone. we begin with a growing search in the u.s. for a suspected mail bomber that the fbi has just said is still in its early stages. parcel bombs have been sent to a string of the president's opponents of the pastoral days. more suspicious packages were discovered today. that makes the total at least 10 intercepted across the country. here is a look at the scope of the investigation starting in new york. >> earlyly morning in manhattan, the nypd responding to get another pipe bomb. the targets, the owner of this restaurant, actor robert de niro. an outspoken criritic of presidt donald trump. new york's mayor confirmed the package matched others across the country. >> this is clearly an effort to terrorize people politically, to choose people for political purposes and attttack them becae of their b beliefs. >>>> later in the day, the s set services

why we go to ethiopia now where addis ababa has signed a peace deal with the orbit in national liberation front rebel ending a thirty four year long insurgency it's the latest in a series of steps by the ethiopian prime minister to resolve old conflicts including a long running war with eritrea now a b took office back in may and bailed his cabinet last week half of them are women making ethiopia one of the world's few countries with a government that has gender parity. impressive of the ethiopian athlete for you so made headlines at the rio olympics back in twenty sixteen not for the silver medal that he won first country in the marathon but for the gesture that he made at the finish line the athlete crossed his arms to protest government by islands in the east african nation and he has been in exile in the united states ever since but after the recent reforms in ethiopia he can now finally go home the handcuffed gesture that forced li last into exile in two thousand and sixteen he did it to show solidarity with his the romo tribe who protested ethiopia's government's plan to reallocate

and ethiopia's new prime minister has pursued a reconciliation strategy to ease tensions in the region and the lesson plans to return to his profession ronnie. well the day is almost over the conversation continues on we'd like to hear from you and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see then everybody. comes. from. the. cold one becoming a city of a nice ancient because i'm a country. numbers of people living in cities all soaring and the challenge is growing to how you can imagine. what the future transportation concepts be like is affordable living space for everyone on attainable move from. just. mobile. time for an upgrade. how about furniture that grows all by. a house with no roof. or design highlights you can make yourself. prince tips and tricks that will turn your home to sleep special. upgrade yourself with d w's interior design channel on you tube. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa on the move. stories of both people in a different space shaping their nation. and their continent of africa on the move s

and ethiopia's new prime minister has pursued a reconciliation strategy to ease tensions in the region and the lesson plans to return to his profession rani. well the day is almost over the conversation continues on wine we'd like to hear from you and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. on the roadways your unmasks europe's find most populous countries to visit true. jummy from moments to solve everything from hockey zines. culture and a few surprises to. causes every day this week on top of the moments on asked doctors. in africa. and mali are shutting down the escape routes with funding from the e.u. . the numbers of the refugees reaching europe has drawn but at what cost. we'd look at the measures being taken south of the sun harm. no i'm intrigued. me. more. it was a human made cataclysm. the first global disaster of the twentieth century. the one. marks the hundredth anniversary of its end. what is humankind learned from the great war. as it learned anything at. nineteen eighteen not forgotten de w's november focus. eith

took office back in may and veiled his cabinet last week half of them are women making ethiopia one of the world's few countries with a government that has gender parity. impressive of the ethiopian athlete for you so made headlines at the rio olympics back in twenty sixty not for the silver medal that he won first country in the marathon but for the gesture that he made at the finish line the athlete crossed his arms to protest government by islands in the east african nation and he has been in exile in the united states ever since but after the recent reforms in ethiopia he can now finally go home the handcuffed gesture that forced into exile in two thousand and sixteen he did it to show solidarity with his or romo try to protest ethiopia's government's plan to reallocate foreign land during a period of civil unrest in the country protests grew violent. and hundreds lost their lives in the process although violence has it completely subdued the less is returned home is a sign some things have changed. my life and i knew this day was coming. because i knew the blood of all these peopl

and ethiopia's new prime minister has pursued a reconciliation strategy to ease tensions in the region and the lesson plans to return to his profession ready. well the day is almost over the conversation continues on why we'd like to hear from you and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. can. look up. to god i. just. could chime hamstring. fremont street. and look at your bitch makes history driving fine fast frank from trash truck. ritual you hold the childress with one hand and cut it off with the other what do you cut it was a razor blade. was mutilated as a child in somalia. cost suffering. now she helps other victims of female genital mutilation. d w. and list all consuming conflict four to over our. thirty turn to help the bureau to. what candidates failed to determine its outcome. in negotiations lasting many years mediators succeeded in getting agreement. it was the birth of modern diplomacy. sixteen forty eight. starts october twenty fourth on d w. autumn's heating up where things stand. around certain with crumbling

earlier this month ethiopia's prime minister ahmed appointed a new cabinet half its members are women female ministers now oversee the crucial defense trade and industry portfolios it's a fundamental change for impoverished ethiopia where domestic violence remains widespread and polygamy persists in some areas and activists say will take more than just changes at the top to bring about a more equal society women's political participation to me as well as beyond a cabinet positions its participation at all levels and the participation of women who have never been in politics before women as voters women as candidates women as members of civil society and opinion makers women in media all of this works towards women's meaningful women's political participation ethiopians are hoping their new look leaders like newly sworn in president south day can lay the foundations for political reform and a brighter future. and before i let you go want to remind you of our main headlines this hour u.s. investigators are hunting for a suspected serial mail bomb or more suspicious packages have been in

of women but also by including more members of the cabinet from some of the peripheral regions of ethiopia regions that haven't always been as well represented in government ethnically the prime minister is trying to build support for reform program whereby he also wants to for example diversify ethnically the top ranks of the military and really the point of the new ministry of peace is it's all about bringing the military and the intelligence agencies properly under the control of civilian authorities previously you had governments in ethiopia whereby you had a military that was much more partisan in terms of its leanings of the top and also much less ethnically diverse in the upper ranks prime minister ali ahmed his reference in to the change to this and in order to consolidate that civilian and nonpartizan control of the military he's for example restructuring bringing the interior ministry and the intelligence agencies under the minister for peace taliban attacks in afghanistan are threatening to disrupt saturday's parliamentary election fighters have ramped up attacks on military per

and ethiopia appoints its first female president in one of the world's few gender balanced cabinets. saudi arabia's attorney general's office says it's looking into the possibility that killing was a premeditated murder in the light of information received from a joint investigation with turkey saudi arabia initially said has shoji walked out of its consulate in istanbul after visiting the building on october the second it later insisted ashaji is that there had been accidental after the journalists got into a fistfight with cia director gina haskell is briefing the u.s. president on her findings after spending two days in turkey u.s. media say has full heard a recording of a show g.'s killing inside the consulate meanwhile a vigil has been held for a short g outside the saudi consulate in istanbul friends and colleagues are demanding answers to his killing. on this occasion and from this place where the spirit of german help has been lost we clearly state that we do not and will not accept compromises in the case of his murder and that we will not keep silent on any attempt to evade

coming up monday evening we should leave no nanny tell us it is illegal to come back in ethiopia is counted only just the baba will get a tour of the moving scene from a local music shop. with. iraq is great to have you along everyone we begin with saudi arabia's evolving explanation of how saudi journalist was killed turkey's ruling party has said his show he was the victim of a monstrously planned murder at the hands of riyadh saudi arabia meanwhile says his show he died in a brawl in the saudi consulate on how u.s. broadcaster c.n.n. has released c.c.t.v. footage which it says shows a saudi operative dressed in her show his clothes leaving the consulate on the day he was killed c.n.n. quotes a turkish official saying the man was brought in to act as a body double in a separate development and apparently abandoned car belonging to the saudi consulate has been found in istanbul parking garage turkish president richard tayyip erdogan is set to present details of the investigation to the turkish parliament on tuesday well to help shed some light on all this let's cross over to d.w. correspon

ethiopia has its first female president works out there was the u.n. special representative to the african union parliament picture days after prime minister ahmed approved an equal number of male and female ministers police in the u.s. are investigating more suspicious packages addressed a high profile critics of president obama trump one package was addressed to the actor robert de niro at one of his properties in new york two others were sent to the former u.s. vice president joe biden police say they are similar to the mail bombs delivered to leading democrats and the offices of c.n.n. in new york yesterday nato's biggest military maneuvers since the cold war have kicked off in norway about fifty five thousand military personnel are taking part in the war games moscow though not happy about it and denounced it as anti russian . that is a look at your headlines more news right after fault lines. and if a man has. been and. are known as the inventor. and . labor look at the deaths in india a man. who's not of the ability. to move he but is he a me. a

ethiopia's first female president gets an enthusiastic welcome from members of parliament.today is an experienced diplomat she's expected to serve two six year terms as head of state for the east african country home to the continent's second biggest population it's a largely ceremonial post but the new president wants to use it to champion gender equality she believes it's the key to the country's future prosperity one may not see it what you are in my presidency my main focus will be to maintain peace by mobilizing the women of. peace loving men and all the peaceful peoples of the world . earlier this month ethiopia's prime minister abi ahmed appointed a new cabinet half its members a women female ministers now oversee the crucial defense trade and industry portfolios it's a fundamental change for impoverished ethiopia where domestic violence remains widespread and polygamy persists in some areas and activists say will take more than just changes at the top to bring about some more equal society women's political participation to me as well as beyond a cabinet positions i

is one of the poorest regions not on the in ethiopia but in africa. piped water is not even a dream. yes is water from a spring some distance from her house. first class cabin but that is. because i took up that if there's anything you can see that. i didn't catch. it. at the time. that he did the back you are going to be. as good a role model as years bellamy is she has yet to convince her own mother to go for a sight saving surgery. we don't know but why did. douglas adams saying that he. had done that on his. third attorney i'm a poet. first. place. you can be given. what. actually is also a part. in the god let us. not. the fight against truck oma is taking place in the schools two years below him sons len about the safe program surgery antibiotics face washing and environmental change like access to latrines number thought at the bus stop not bob i want to see my bag and the money that i love and. as much that's a lot of our own a boss i owe to muscat and me a site. with good hygiene and an annual treatment of antibiotics given free to everyone i

a political punch for gender equality ethiopia points its first female president in one of the world's few gender balance happening. to send troops to the mexican border as thousands of central american migrants march in hope of entering the u.s. . hello there the rain is gathering over parts of australia now the clouds are seen on the satellite picture over parts of western australia and just trickle in their way through the northern territory as well these are we thinking of though as we head through the next few days so expect a little bit more in the way of what weather as we head through the day on friday and then by saturday we'll be seeing some fairly significant rain in places that rain will also be just stretching for the south all the way to the coast of south australia giving us a few outbreaks of rain here meanwhile to the east the temperatures will be recovering so forcing brisbane will have a far more bearable day temperatures won't get any higher than around to twenty eight degrees over towards new zealand there's been a lot of heavy rain here of this system that's clear

of women but also by including more members of the cabinet from some of the peripheral regions of ethiopia regions that haven't always been as well represented in government ethnically the prime minister is trying to build support for reform program whereby he also wants to for example diversify ethnically the top ranks of the military and really the point of the new ministry of peace is it's all about bringing the military and the intelligence agencies properly under the control of civilian authorities previously you had governments in ethiopia whereby you had a military that was much more partisan in terms of its leanings of the top and also much less ethnically diverse in the upper ranks prime minister made his reference into the change to this and in order to consolidate that civilian and nonpartizan control of the military he's for example restructuring bringing the interior ministry and the intelligence agencies under the minister for peace taliban attacks in afghanistan are threatening to disrupt saturday's parliamentary election fighters have ramped up attacks on military personnel

also coming up tonight eritrea recently signed a peace deal with ethiopia after years of conflict our correspondent adrian krishna has a rare look inside the country. the peace agreement brings that completely new situation for the government of every trail up until now the entire policy of the country was based on the danger of gets another war. a we begin the day with a travel ban enforced condolences today the world was stunned by this photo of the solti crown prince shaking hands with the son of murdered journalist jamal khashoggi stunning because many believe the crown prince ordered killing stunning also because the sun probably had no choice but to meet with the crown prince he has been under a travel ban for more than a year reportedly imposed upon him to punish his father for criticizing the crown prince or the international pressure on saudi arabia is increasing by the day today the foreign ministers of the g seven countries issued this statement without naming the saudi crown prince the g seven foreign ministers write those responsible for the killing must be held to accoun

is its new bilateral reform partnerships that we are trying to achieve with senegal morocco and ethiopia so these are some central elements of the package of measures that we are initiating again we see this as a nod on to the development of the compact with african initiative this conference here expresses the fact that we want to live and bring partnership and cooperation and that entails very much improving investment conditions that is in our joint interest and let me once again thank you all for coming here and now i am really looking forward to what i will see and experiencing at this economic forum thank you. very you've been listening to a german chancellor angela merkel give her first remarks on foreign policy since announcing her phased departure yesterday she's been speaking at a german african business forum here in berlin and our thomas sparrow has been following this story for us there let's bring him back in for some analysis i'm just hearing that we cannot get our correspondent thomas sparrow up on the line let's see if he can join us thomas there either. all right it loo

ethiopia has appointed its first female president salih. was elected by a unanimous vote in parliament just days after members of parliament approved one of the world's few gender balanced cabinets this means that half of ethiopia's cabinet are now female ie food in the country's first that female the fence minister. those are a world are our top stories remember you can catch up with anything on our website address al-jazeera dot com my colleagues in the i will have more news in half an hour i'll see you in one thousand g. coming up next a.j. a.j. selects. i saw my phone just to bring her to. her to move some. sort of are. ok. how are you twelve has welcomed us. i'm sure you must allow us to move. the familiar. from first to. us to move. magic. is going to miss our. mother yeah i. don't. have to move money how you see this it. might become. i mean i want. to hug. the mum tell how unfit situation is so malia is very very few have you been serious . if you do to your fellow new kids. you may remember and brooks you will be here because. i di

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famine in a century in yemen if the war there continues you know after the families that we saw in ethiopia we heard leaders around the world say that this kind of famine and hunger could never happen again but that's exactly what we're talking about is and that's exactly right as we go into the twenty first century i think almost all of us assumes that we would never see it but we have seen in ethiopia we had seen it in bengal that we had seen in parts of the soviet union but the reality is that that is precisely what we are looking at in naming three quarters of the entire population choir some form of humanitarian assistance and protection there's no other country in the world where a higher percentage of the population needs our help. if you wanted to send let's just say bread and water to a family in yemen tonight want or who would prevent that delivery every single month in the world food program provides cash and food assistance to eight million you many cities yemenis didn't receive that assistance they wouldn't survive. this is one of the most difficult and complicated operations t

the ras dashen mountain in ethiopia is 4,500 metres tall. endless will power propelling this extraordinary man to the top. duncan kennedy, bbc news. after a short rest from royal duties, the duchess of sussex has rejoined her husband for a walkabout on fraser island off the coast of queensland. the couple, who are expecting their first child in the spring, are on a 16 day tour taking in australia, new zealand, fiji and tonga. time for a look at the weather... here's nick miller not so sunny in the days to come. you know how it has been so warm, you know what is coming, there is a change to colder weather on the way, after what was a glorious weekend and temperatures up to 20 celsius. in scotland, and southern england, the end of but we have had lots of change in the forecast. looking ahead at what is coming up. you can see a bit of snow in northern hill, that is what is on the way as temperatures take a dip at the end of this week, this weekend will be different. high pressure though in control at the moment, and that means, it is all quiet

ethiopia has appointed its first female president saleh work zero day was selected unanimously by the parliament in ad is out of her comes just a week after the prime minister appointed a gender balance cabinet brenna reports. ethiopia's new president was warmly applauded into the parliament as the unanimous choice of the gathered assembly so works out a has the credentials and the credibility to give genuine weight to have presidency despite the roll being largely ceremonial fluent in english and french as well as her native language she was born in addis ababa studied in france and has been an ambassador to france djibouti and senegal and most recent post is the un's top official at the african union. women's rights and peace on top of her priorities one thing i think that you were taught to the absence of peace mainly victimizes women during my presidency my main focus is to ensure peace by mobilizing all ethiopian women peace loving men and all peoples of the world who love peace change is underway ethiopia's reformist prime minister ahmed last week appointed a streamlined to twen

making history in ethiopia the country now boasts its first female president. every incident in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up pushing for action against saudi arabia members of congress take steps to stop the u.s. selling to riyadh in response to the death of the journalist. suspicious packages high profile targets investigators in the u.s. search for clues to find out who's behind a series of suspected mail bombs and. i stress that atrocities continue to take place today a warning from the u.n. that the genocide against me on the range of muslims is still going on. we begin this hour with breaking news out of ethiopia which has a new president and for the first time the post will be held by a woman sufi work has been appointed following the resignation of bullets to test home what's to wednesday she takes office as part of a wider cabinet reshuffle by prime minister ahmed saw that work is a career diplomat will leave her role as united nations under-secretary general to take office will have more on that a little later in opposition. members

let's go to ethiopia now because the country has appointed its first female president sally works. like that unanimously by the parliament in addis ababa it comes just a week after the prime minister appointed a gender balance cabinet which half of the posts are held by women paul brennan reports. ethiopia's new president was warmly applauded into the parliament as the unanimous choice of the gathered assembly. has the credentials and the credibility to give genuine weight to have presidency despite the role being largely ceremonial go into english and french as well as her native language she was born in this arbor studied in france and has been an ambassador to france djibouti and senegal and most recent post she says the un is top official of the african union. women's rights and peace are top of her priorities one. on one action the absence of peace mainly victimizes women to during my presidency my main focus is to ensure peace by moving all ethiopian women peace loving men and all peoples of the world who love peace. change is underway ethiopia's reformist prime minister ahme

plus congratulations madam president it's all word saudi becomes ethiopia's first ever female head of state it's a largely ceremonial post but her appointment is seen by women there as a symbolic greet through and a plastic fantastic few empty bottles by a free bus ride in this indonesian city to take a look at what's prompted that new swap system. you're. way our thank you so much for your company everyone we begin our broadcast with the growing package probe in the u.s. where law enforcement officials are now reportedly focusing their investigation on the u.s. state of florida and also examining more suspicious packages discovered today one that was addressed to american actor robert de niro and outspoken critic of u.s. president donald trump two others were reportedly directed at democrat former vice president joe biden those packages were intercepted at postal centers in delaware incidents come just one day after the f.b.i. revealed it had detected at least seven pipe bombs some of them sent to other leading democrats including former president barack obama and former secretary of

further north close to the kenya ethiopia border conflicts have long reached over grazing land here. now the pastoralist have come up with a joint grazing plan and the apis help them to coordinate better. tapes to reduce livestock mortality officially doing good graces and. because they have got access to information which will help them make better decisions than before. used to move to my place maybe just looking for more time pastor you know we don't need. the africa scout app was created by the international ngo project concern international or p.c.i. three say their digital assistant has reduced livestock mortality by almost fifty percent. during the messiah in southern kenya also benefit from the app as they move their large herds through the savannah there pastoralist have traditionally griese their livestock in regions where wild animals live global warming and an increase in human populations have made conflicts with wildlife even more intense for pastoralists joel kilo is the new app has helped to reduce dangerous encounters by mapping areas that are risky for his animals.

joins the ranks of a split female government that's because ethiopia is now the second african country after wanda to have so many women and it's cabinet and it's only one of only a handful of nations to achieve this around the world now rwanda was the first country in the world to have female majority parliament followed by cuba and bolivia ethiopia's prime minister ahmed said the reform was needed to address the issue that pushed the country in to chaos now but some people including this user say that the government needs to focus more on institutions in not leaders we want to know what you think especially if more women politicians can help in your country you can let us know our hash tag as always it is good thank you live busy day for you isn't it now just a little bit of developments. in fact it's more information from president donald trump he seems to be going on the offensive a little more saying that he is not giving cover to saudi arabia over the missing journalist jamal khashoggi and he also says that he has asked for the audio and video intelligence from turkey on the miss

ethiopia learned has more than four and a half thousand patients every year many of them male migrant farm workers working long hours in the field. with them it's a three to four hour drive to the nearest treatment center but for those are unable to pay for transport it's a long walk. fortunately their destination is the center for the treatment of color. for the last ten years . gondar university hospital has been conducting successful clinical trials involving the combination of two all drugs sodium stupid lucan eight or s.s.g. and param of mice. in twenty ten the world health organization officially adopted this combination as the new first line therapy for callas are in east africa it's the first movement in half a century and dr aramis deros has been leading the way. our previous regimen was so demonstrable to commit force that a few days with a combination we were able to shorten that regimen to seventeen days that's good yes indeed and if you can see was more cement factors and so you managed to kill ninety five percent of patients where is the new combination is that much bett

ethiopia learned has more than four and a half thousand patients every year many of them male migrant farm workers working long hours in the field. with them it's a three to four hour drive to the nearest treatment center but for those are unable to pay for transport it's a long walk. fortunately their destination is the center for the treatment of color. for the last ten years . gondar university hospital has been conducting successful clinical trials involving the combination of two all drugs sodium stupid lucan eight or s.s.g. and paramour mice. in twenty ten the world health organization officially adopted this combination as the new first line therapy for callas are in east africa it's the first movement in half a century and dr aramis deros has been leading the way. our previous regimen was so depressed we're going to commit four set a few days with a combination we're able to shorten that regimen to seventeen days that's good yes indeed and if you can see was more cement factors and so you managed to kill ninety five percent of patients where is the new combination is that much

fourteen people were killed while having a picnic near the dead sea and in a first for ethiopia the first female president pointed to reshuffle for an equal number of men and women. so the eldest son of jamal khashoggi has been allowed to leave saudi arabia as the public prosecutor in riyadh investigates his father's killing as a case of premeditated murder that is based on information received from turkish investigators. he is now on his way to the united states where he has dual nationality remember he'd been banned from traveling abroad since his father left to live in exile last year when he criticized the crown prince mohammed bin someone and his father king salmon were offering their condolences. on tuesday also a vigils been held outside the saudi consulate in istanbul where he was killed three weeks ago friends and colleagues are demanding answers as to who was responsible and importantly where his body is the saudis have given various accounts including that he died accidentally during a struggle. on this occasion and from this place where the spirit has been lost we clearly stat

then the ethiopia's new prime minister has pursued a reconciliation strategy to ease tensions in theregion and the lesson plans to return to his profession rani. and saudi arabia is in the spotlight for more reasons than one given joins me in a controversial investor conference has just got underway that's right and that conference already has been plagued by a series of cancellations by high profile figures over the presumed of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi u.s. treasury secretary stephen merchant and i.m.f. chief christine legarde have both cancelled their attendance joke the c.e.o. of german industrial giant zealand's has pulled out as well albeit reluctantly. kitty dimitri a c u. if there are shouldn't dyadic investment try an idea. the organizers had launched a charm offensive to ensure the conference minutes. with a high profile roll call of business names to to attend but the reality on the ground as the conference opens is a sobering one kit among those keeping the event a miss on the u.s. treasury secretary the head of the i.m.f. and the c.e.o. of industrial conglomerate

he has introduced sweeping reforms, including making peace with ethiopia's former enemy, eritrea.singer, charles aznavour, at a national ceremony in paris. the french president, emmanuel macron, and the armenian prime minister, nikol pashinyan, led the tributes to one of the masters of french song. mr macron called him a poet who sang as if his life depended on it. mr pashinyan said aznavour, who was born in paris to armenian parents, had carried the country's name to the world. the united nations says it's urgently trying to raise $50 million "for immediate relief" to help victims of the earthquake and tsunami in indonesia. at least 1,500 people have died and there fears there could be more. rescuers are still trying to reach remote, cut—off areas on the island of sulawesi. our south—east asia correspondent jonathan head has been speaking to people in a village in one of the worst hit areas. if you want help in palu, you have to turn up and demand it. and even that doesn't always work. these men have come from a village submerged under a sea of mud. i met them yesterday after the

so many from ethiopia as well. they came in one boat.e were many women, men and children. when the boat started to approach, we moved with happiness. the boat tilted, so many people died in the sea. no child should have to suffer the way that these have. no child should have to see people die around in order to get to a safe place. the psychological and emotional damage done to these young people is extraordinary. they arrive here, they think they are safe, and will be taken care of, then someone says as they do not believe that they're a child. a campaign is now growing for britain to adopt a system similar to europe, where, upon arrival, unaccompanied minors partnered with a guardian throughout the asylum process. it's really important that the national government, local authorities, and health—ca re professionals are working together to ensure that these people are properly supported. that means that they are getting thorough assessments so their needs are properly identified, and also that they get nominated independent guardian, som