the pror extremist factions come to represent the factions, try to support any faction within this conflict. >> shift gears a little bit. shahad, i want to bring you into the conversation. talk about the level of sophistication of al qaeda in terms of social media. >> you keep in mind, this isn't your big brother's al qaeda, not where social media has been at the forefront. what al qaeda is doing is morphing into something more anonymous. i think the statement from al zawahiri is, i think you're seeing on the ground in terms of you know what's coming out over social media, we've seen this before, we see them putting harsh measures in and local populations upset. you're going to see things fall apart that way. while the nature has changed it's more broad, but it's more shallow i think. >> social media, eric says, al qaeda has been very effective, first engage with them vee social media. and ravia, says i would argue that not instrumental from, and a video comment. give a listen. >> for me, the shift from closed source, password protected forms, to more open source, open access, in promote --

check check >> south sudan's warring factions prepare for talks. government troops are on the way for a new showdown with rebels. >> welcome to al jazeera america. we are here in doha. also ahead - ships turn away from syria. a deadline is missed to start disposing of chemical weapons stockpiles. >> north korea's leader kim jong un boasts of eliminating his opponents after the execution of his uncle. >> the world's biggest party - revellers celebrate the arrival of 2014 with a bang. >> in south sudan reports of an imminent showdown between government and rebel forces overshadow new year's day talks. represent tifs of the warring factions are expected to meet in the ethiopian capital. thousands of government troops are on the way to bor, which was retaken by rebels on tuesday. a military commander told al jazeera that they have taken the town in the unity state. >> an agreement by both sides is seen as a political breakthrough. as they prepare to talk, passing on the agenda will be a ceasefire. however, many people here? juba are wondering what will

representatives of the warring factions are expected to meet in the ethiopian capital. thousands of troops are on the way to bor, which was retaken by rebels on tuesday. the soldiers made gains in unity state. a military commander told al jazeera they have taken a town near bentiu. we have more from mohammed adow from the talks near juba. >> the agreement to talk is seen as a political breakthrough. the first thing on the agenda will be a ceasefire, in the talks, how to get them to stop shooting at each other, before they discuss other issues in contention. many people in juba are wondering what else could follow in terms of talks as both took sides on key issues such as power sharing. salva kiir will not share with former vice president riek machar. many wonder what will apiece riek machar to stop the fighting. other than sharing. >> more fighting is expected in bor. where the government sent thousands of troops to retake it from the rebels in full control. >> government troops are on their way to bor, the capital of jonglei state. it is an important town in the confli

than to fight other factions.his has been a very deliberate strategy from the outset, the more extremist factions come to represent the face of the opposition, and the less likely countries like the united states will be to support any faction within the conflict. >> shift gears a little bit. talk about the level of sophistication of al-qaeda in terms of its use of social media. >> you need to keep in mind this isn't your big brother's al-qaeda. and what al-qaeda is doing is morphing into something more like anonymous. and i think the statement is telling. and you are going to see that playing out on the ground. we have seen this before, where they go and they start putting these harsh measures in, and you start getting local populations upset. you are going to start seeing things fall apart that way, and while the nature has changed and it is more brood, it is much more shallow, i think. >> our community is chiming in . . . and we have a video comment from amen. >> for me the -- the biggest shift is from closed s

in sort of move japan toward being more centralized and less factional a system? >> sorry, at what point? >> so i mean what little i read about him indicated that he was sort of trying to be -- i mean japan was this factionalized place so to what extent was he trying to change that and was he a centralizer? >> he was into efficiency because he was an able bureaucrat. so sorry? >> and able bureaucrat. >> abell, yes. the very able bureaucrat who kept individual notes about people he dealt with every day in his life and held grudges against certain people and punish them and so forth but i think he did, he did try to centralize and also i think his primary motive was to help the emperor because he was a very devoted servant of the imperial imperial institution. when he was appointed by minister in october, mid-october 1941 the first thing he tried to do was to avert war, try to discuss alternative scenarios which really goes against this idea of toe show being bellicose and uncompromising about going to war which is not true so he was a bit more complex, simpleminded

armed rebel factions have turned their guns against this al-qaeda linked groups. there have been battles in parts of aleppo. in this video they captured a tunisiaen a commander of the group. a newly formed syrian rebel alliance went as far as declaring war on the islamic state. it demanded that isil fighters either join the ranks of other rebel groups or hand over their weapons and leave syria. they're accused of spilling the blood ever fighters and wrongly accusing them of heresy. >> islamic state in ruthlessness. we decided to fit them. we won't stop until we're finished. they have helped us. >> reporter: they say they are receiving help from the islamic front. the front has not come out clearly to state its position but it's one of its commanders who was tortured and killed by "a" few days ago that sparked a wave of protest. >> i saw them execute him and that annoyed a lot of people and it became emblematic as they see the hijacking of their revolution by foreigners. >> reporter: at the start of the up rising foreign fighters were welcomed by the opposition. th

the militant pro-war israeli factional one side that could never have peace with iran no matter what and then you have the fact that the world the west and the world needs iran they need the liquidity from petrochemical exports they need trade there's a stack of global stagnation economically right now and opening up i ran into the world trading theater is going to do a lot to increase. raids and obviously move money around the world and goods and services back and forth at a time when it's much needed so there's two two camps here battling it out one to keep iran closed and other council open for trade. there is a natural resource of more precious event oil and it is so scarce in certain areas of the middle east to that it could spark major conflicts later in the program we look into how a lack of water could become a tipping point in a number of already volatile regions plus. japan is becoming a fertile ground for the far right which nationalists calling for the country to regain self-respect and reassert its presence these stories and much more after a short break you're watching

the fact of the matter is the reason there's this to touch with iran there's two are good two factions are good the the militant pro-war israeli factional one side that could never have peace with iran no matter what and then you have the fact that the world the west and the world needs iran they need the liquidity from petrochemical exports they need trade there's a stack of global stagnation economically right now and opening up iran into the world trading theater is going to do a lot to increase trade and obviously move money around the world and goods and services back and forth at a time when it's much needed so there's two two camps here battling it out one to keep iran closed and other council would like to see iran open for trade. there is a natural resource more precious than oil and it is so scarce in certain areas of the middle east that it could spark major conflicts later in the program we look into how a lack of water could become a tipping point and a number of already volatile regions plus. japan is becoming a fertile ground for the far right with nationalists calling f

the fact of the matter is the reason this is the taunts with iran is up to into two factions and the militant pro war is really factional one side that could never have peace with honor and a matter what and then you have the fact that the world the west in the world needs iran. they needed liquidity from the actual chemical exports of the tray has a stack of global stagnation in on the blog right now and opening up i ran into the world trading theater is going to do a lot to increase trade and are always to move money around the world in goods and services was a time when it's a much needed so there's two to cancer battling it out one to keep her in clothes and other council would like to see her and opened for trade. so that after tending to joke with a plan was to swing with us on our team here now there is a natural resource more precious than all oil and it is so scarce in certain areas of the middle east that it could spark major conflicts later in the program we look into how a lot of water could become a tipping point in the number of already volatile region. off the this new

this despite calls from washington for the warring factions to sign a peace deal. the worst fighting was where forces loyal to the vice president have been holding off the army of the president. tunisia's prime minister has resigned as part of a plan to end deadlock which has fueled social unrest. a technocratic government will be set in place to lead the country to fresh elections under a new constitution. of resignation marks the end the first and critically elected government in tunisia, the birthplace of the arab spring. >> after months of wrangling, the islamist prime minister has finally announced his resignation, the last part of a deal aimed at ending political and economic instability in the country. >> i have served my country. i have taken responsibilities in the worst conditions. andve kept my promises, i am allowing the country to enter into a new era. struggledment has since coming to power in 2011 with protesters accusing it of failing to control radical factions after the assassination of two secular opposition politicians last year. the prime minis

see very little credibility on the ground they can deliver nothing on the ground over the rebel factions or what associates you. see or most of them and we have the fake teeth to other groups so the us administration is increasingly desperate to try and cobble together some kind of syrian opposition and they can do business with but the syrian opposition itself the city national council no really only exists say of syria and it only exists. u.s. patronage so this is increasingly seems like a feel process that is about to hit the buffers the opposition government in exile is now warning the northern syria which is largely held largely held by rebel groups is in a state of anarchy the syrian national council has little authority over fighters there and seeing what influence it does have passover to islamists john white also told us that western governments time's running out for that. many of these you want to pool you know actually saving with assad because if you look at the situation on the ground is growing increasingly desperate you have a sunni fundamentalists pulling into the countr

at the same time, there are peace talks about to happen between the warring factions. u.n. peacekeepers are trying to protect 200,000 civilians forced from their homes because of all of this violence. they are now living in these

we've got the the military probe or israeli faction one side that could never have peace with iran no matter what and then you have the fact that the world the west and the world needs iran they need to liquidity from petrochemical exports they need trade there's a stack of global stagnation economically right now and opening up i ran into the world trading theater is going to do a lot to increase trade and obviously move money around the world and goods and services back and forth at a time when it's much needed so there's two two camps here battling it out one to keep iran closed and other camps who would like to see iran open for trade. and company in the u.s. has stopped lending out guns found its customers were turning the firearms on themselves in increasing numbers find out what the owner has to say on our to dot com. also there the russian government goes online to ask citizens for their ideas and criticism as it puts together a new strategy for cyber security get the details on our website. the israeli army is sending around eight hundred troops to guard the funeral of former

al qaeda affiliates jihadism is to have operations in syria with it being fourteen of the rebel factions in the ongoing civil war in northern syria that included christine fourteen kids because it's a bit consecrate to autonomy and full control of major oil reserves while in the lead but the attention of the rebels including the free syrian army and in the form is on the front the islamic state of iraq and about recently to control the strategic waterway which connects this is the affiliate at the capital but the fruit itself is also

in the nxt g money for schools and has operations in syria which has been pointing of the rebel factions countries on getting cynical. us secretary of state's don't carry kids liked it some progress in his efforts to advance the middle east peace presets falling towards it is pretty frightening is that they intended to kill him and palestinian president mahmoud abbas kerry said that signs were working with great intensity and serious purpose in all its result the conflict that in fact he's in his trusty taken place as difficult and complicated. kerry is trying to nudge israeli and palestinian leaders placed two of these crimes that would establish a city states can set a framework to guide books for a final settlement in the decades long speech kerry said you were ten to be done later this month the fed meeting . i know the boulevard we wanted to find out from some of the pedestrians. they will remember the legacy of our real sharon. as bad he is fighting throughout and his conquests in his army as well as the next and then to the land's use of concrete. i will remember him to a slump fr

in the nxt g money for schools and has operations in syria which has been pointing out the rebel factions countries on getting saturday. us secretary of state's don't carry kids liked it some progress in his efforts to advance the middle east peace presets falling towards it is pretty frightening is that they intended to kill him and palestinian president mahmoud abbas kerry said that signs were working with great intensity and serious purpose in all its result the conflict that in fact he has it means trustees may increase as difficult and complicated. kerry is trying to nudge israeli and palestinian leaders plates that these crimes that would establish a city states can set a framework to guide books for a final settlement in speech kerry said he will return to the man later this month the fed meeting . i do the boulevard we wanted to find out from some of the pedestrians. they will remember the legacy of ariel sharon. as bad he is fighting throughout and his conquests in his army as well as the next and then to the land's use of concrete. i will remember in two ways of him from his ear

slicing between rebel factions in serious copic eighteen already complex civil war while still abroad lead to confrontation between sunni and shiite muslims. battles between different islamist factions unknown islamist rebels are weakening the stumps against president assad strips. on sunday find to throw it all kind of pulled back from the ground means that at the school day anyway to rival the students of sustaining heavy losses in the last few days. resentment is growing into the intervention of the al qaeda loyalists who have foreign jihadis among many just want to build an islamic state in syria. meanwhile the decisions on the political front. ahmed al gentle as he elected to congress in its temple as leader of the west and back sitting up position the better of a just peace to be resold. that is due on monday to decide whether to take part in talks with delegates representing president assad at the geneva to gathering. the turkish photo journalist has been freed after being kidnapped in serie a last gasp when you mean like going to work some idiot went missing off into the middl

regime but killed by each other a vicious turf war has erupted there between al qaida linked rebel factions and other islamist such movements have flourished in syria as a war as dragged on it's now estimated that the majority of rebel fighters belong to either islamists or terrorist groups well let's take the example obviously state of iraq in syria a group so brutal that even al qaida leadership has disavowed it and the faction now controls a swathe of syria and iraq that's larger than portugal john why does the told us that for western governments time is running out. many of those who want to go actually satan with assad because if you look at the situation on the ground is growing increasingly desperate the sunni fundamentalists putting into the country causing me have your unintended turning the country into a killing field so assad for all those people is the west of all evil so at least with the assad government we have a government that's been created in the twenty first century the alternative as it is human is to keep its own weight in the seven said i don't think there's much to

between syria's warring factions have been reports saying the opposition delegation is refusing to write dialogue with the regime it's demanding a written commitment to the geneva one communique calling for a transitional government meanwhile the un mediator on syria has met with the government delegation and is warning that it will leave switzerland saturday and this progress is made as the latest from the geneva two peace conference. the talks were supposed to officially start at eleven am with the both the authorities and the opposition sitting down at the same table and formally greeting each other with the u.n. special envoy on syria president as well and it was planned that after that he was going to hold separate meetings with both sides passing on information and thus making this dialogue possible but since the rebels refused to sit down at the same table with the of tory's formally the talks haven't started and formally they have been postponed one of the main sticking points is that the opposition continues pressing on their demands for president assad to step down while the au

syria's warring factions agree for the first time to hold face to face talks off to separate meetings with the united nations mediator at the geneva two peace conference. and a fourth bomb goes off bringing the day's death toll to at least six with dozens more injured ahead of the anniversary of the two thousand and eleven uprising. this is an international live from austria center here in moscow which just midnight and ten pm in ukraine where protests are raging throughout the west of the country and in several central provinces that's despite the government's offer of further concessions to calm the unrest with president which pledging to free those detained during riots in the capital kiev earlier this week now these are live pictures coming to you here at the moment and we cannot get more now from peter all of a who is in kiev where tensions clearly are high but it is peaceful compared to what we're seeing throughout other parts of the country tell us what's happening in those regions at the moment. well what we're seeing now is violent unrest in around half of the regions in ukra

simply put, factional rivalries in north korea and factional rivalries in france, germany or switzerland are not the same. when you are run by a dear leader or supreme leader, sometimes the factional rivalries are at best cosmetic. at any rate, during the hostage crisis, the carter administration was understandably desperate to reach out to any iranian who would listen. and i'm not going to criticize jimmy carter. remember, no one knew what was going to happen to those hostages. there was fear that they would be tried by revolutionary tribunals and might even be executed. and so we do need to put ourselves in jimmy carter's place when considering the fate of the hostages at the time. so he would reach out to any iranian who would listen. secretary of state they us approved u.n. secretary-general kirkwall time, to set up a meeting with iranian foreign minister. that failed when he lost his post after only two and half weeks. his position, however, did not stop them from adding to iran's demands. no sooner did a former trainer for the plo assume the foreign minister's post in the carter ad

. >> the moment we agree on the rules with the faction, if he didn't agree with us, we transfer him, and he doesn't want that. so we control the power. >> the divisions within the criminal factions within the jail are stark. >> there are four prison gangs, and each controls a different winning of the prison, and they're not allowed to mix. but critics say that by dividing the prison like this and allowing the inmates to control themselves leads to extending the power outside of the prison walls. >> interpreter: the confiscated guns in the jail are not used to control the guards, but for the drug trafficking in the jail. the trafficking is profitable to them. and controlling a winning of the prison is controlling the soldiers inside and outside of the jail. >> by striking deals with the inmates, it leads to more of the criminality that is filling the jails in the first place. >> the dow is down right now. and wal-mart expects the sales of its namesake stores to be lower in the 1st quarter. bad weather. it's warning that the profits will be lower than anticipated if. >> consumer spendi

during a lengthy korea sharon was haha d controversial figure among many factions both inside and outside israel. the uh the only one or more the somali capital mogadishu has been hit by triple crown nonsense i can actually hit town. one private and incentives is set to carry a death and dead and seventeen wounded people and will instead tell is ninety two riots. it is there to tell puppet government officials and tourists is in heaven for supplying district of the city. it still is a targeted in september twenty twelve when the somali president was saying that that has been in the need to get a mattress on cpac put a fresh assault on the tape so the islamist rebel group down to the baptist carried out a campaign of attacks in the big issue is that the posturing to copy it as violence escalates. since ousted on international pressures current government and rebel dedications to begin told cc see it get to that predeceased by a simple but know when the flight you will stall. in the meantime presence of the can has declared a state of emergency in the office of the country where rebels have

fighters defeated a faction of the iraqi army, nouri al-maliki sent soldiers to anmar to break up the protest, triggering the latest fighting. >> that same al qaeda group is not only operating in iraq, but syria. the i.s.i.l. fighters killed at least 50 rival rebels. zeina khodr reports from lebanon where the violence is spreading. >> syria's armed opposition is pushing forward with what seems to be a coordinated offensive against the islamic state in iraq and the levant. the al qaeda-linked group is pushed out of its base, a war declared by some forces who believe some i.s.i.l. haven't been working in their interests. the foreign fighters have created mini states in many areas, imposing laws which many in the opposition believe are brutal. i.s.i.l., for its part, has threatened to withdraw its fighters from the front lines, if attacks against it continue, warning that regime forces will be able to retake aleppo. in an audio recording the i.s.i.l. said it was being stabbed in the mack by some groups involved in a conspiracy that seeks to get rid of al qaeda, before planned peace talks

party factions, this is tripled since 2010. .. >> it was a little more nuanced than that.se they were challenging the idea of these people at the polls. wait wait wait wait. wait are you telling we that voter fraud is a problem in the united states? >> absolutely. >> site your fax. but we hear it. >> i had to give to forms of identification to marry my wife. >> i want to hear the voter fraud fact. >> anybody can claim they are a citizen. >> people like me? brown people? black people? and now we get to the point. illegal aliens. we can have a debate. i will give you my microphone. come up here. voter identification is a problem so these people are registered to vote mostly black or brown or poor people is that right? >> you don't have to know me but they need to know who i am. >> a real american? thank year. [laughter] spec a proud american citizen. >> why don't you, pierre and sit in the front row. then i can look at you i to i. >> they are trying to use that issue to decimate for those people who have the right to vote. >> was a central exchange of ideas but i appreciate

since then he says has taken up arms against a crime and anti government factions. people say were used in nine seasons of the kids an extra apple grapes then terry st mt helena continues apace the group claimed responsibility for the compliment it has been on stronghold of the rate on thursday. the attack killed four people and a dozen small inches. the studio brief to a new car so all of this situation right now in food show this monday release on that report. how did this group has been creeping up there is in there been claims that isis is no longer in control of food to what are you here. let me start by clarifying how one point i headed for a range of international media outlets reported that al qaeda or why this was in complete control over due for a period of inactivity are in total control of what they did with the ransom in the territory of the trust guys with machine guns and black flag and opted to remain a major project than that of the world though the police station in the last out of the tv and several days ago when not many were reporting that they

. >> south sudan's warring factions meet for negotiations in neighbouring ethiopia. all aboard the gravy train. we meet the drivers making a small fortune in australia's mining industry. >> well the polls opened in bangladesh just a few hours ago. there has been violence. at least six people have been killed including an opposition leader. in the run up to the vote it has been marred by controversy and killings. polling stations have been burnt down more than 100 died. security is diet. voter turn out is expected to be low. we'll be live in the capital dakar in a moment. first, a look at what's at stake. there are 300 parliamentary seats to fill. more than half of those are not contested. that's because the opposition bangladesh national party and 17 of its smaller allies are boycotting the elections. that means the ruling awami league party is running almost unopposed. 50,000 troops have been deployed across the country. the european union and others have not sent anyone to monitor the vote because conditions are not conducive to a free and fair election. our bangla

that has to be resolved among those factions. whether it be egypt, afghanistan, iraq -- the leaders of those countries, b-day -- be toy shia or sunni, they have adopt some kind of constitution or a preamble -- a vision as to what kind of country they want them to be. you have to have the rule of law and the respect of minority rights. until you have those things, you will never have stability in the middle east. east is a highly pluralistic society with many different factions. shia, sunni, christians, jews, tribal factions. those who will succeed in stabilizing the middle east and southeast asia -- it will be potentially generations away. host: peter baker tweeted this out around midnight last night. guest: so the united states is going to go into another middle eastern civil war, essentially alone, to accomplish what? what has been accomplished over the past 10 years and iraq? very little. there are still suicide bombers blowing up weddings will blowing up churches. the lesson for america is that the best that we can hope for i

the government faces opposition from hundreds of militant factions in the country, but also exile clinical groups from abroad. many of them received the backing from other countries in the region, including qatar and saudi arabia. while divisions continue to play syrian opposition, the financial and military support of longtime alleys like iran -- >> in any battle there is always a possibility of winning and losing. when you are defending your country, it is clear that the only choices to win. had lost this battle it would have been the spread of chaos throughout the middle east and >> only 20% of the population have been forced to flee their homes since the start of the fighting -- almost 20%. aid agencies say 6 million people are indicted in need of food. but with the assad regime focused on staying in charge, the pressure is on the international community to find a solution to the crisis. >> to the ukraine where three people have been killed in violent clashes. those deaths are likely to stoke more anger against the government. ukraine's political crisis reached a new phase last week af

but the primary reason why the west is not involved is because of the number of faction, and the concernf president obama himself. that doesn't mean that a somebody of regional powers won't be stepping into the fray, i think they will. >> yeah, when it comes to suppose for the opposition, you have the legitimate representatives of the opposition, the syrian national coalition can't even make a decision as to whether to attend geneva 2 conference, so they too are at odds with their members within that group. >> right. there's a lost of resistance to going to geneva, they think it will expose their divisions. and it's a controversial division, and the syrian national council has decided not to go. but it is a week after that away, a lot can happen until then, and we'll have to watch what the armed groups say. >> don't all of these factors affect western backing for syrian opposition? >> it -- it not just affects western backing, it affects their effectiveness. the problem with the syrian opposition is it is not the elite. and he knows that. nations come together in the face of such bloodsh

when fight is moving from one faction to another according to how much i doubt i need to have a lot of is to loosen rings. when you can add to the islamic front. i am calling on the floor and is to come and join them this is the only pitfall. usually just talking about the is its proposition as being able to pull off sale. chad is this misguided option in a week on really see any difference between them. so when you talk about mostly ceasefire. we'll have to sit up. because cease fires would enable the pirates areas to be able to receive humanitarian aid we of course need to take into account all these factors. come now. these. on the opposition side to you at the free syrian army. the old son. he is smiling. i mean no limit on the rack. we believe that moment as strong now. we said to me take all that into account what we don't want to do is to issue new rules to claim a ceasefire and one on the condition to profiting from the ceasefire. it suggests. and when we talk about a ceasefire as providing humanitarian aid police above mentioned factors need to be taken into account control. c

carries over there is syrian opposition factions for example the jihadism the syrian free syrian national army and the free syrian army have already said that they do not recognize the authority of the syrian national council for its part of the syrian government has already said that they for sure will attend the geneva two conference. rated during the meeting between the ministers of the iran syria and russia which moscow was hosting and it's important to say here that iran is all willing to participate in the conference the united states however wants to see it to be just a member observer from the sidelines however moscow believes that iran is should be present at the geneva two conference as a fully fledged member as the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has retreated and his statement. like the syrian people and the people of iran we want to eliminate the hardships of terrorism on serious territory this is our unified position well it is hoped that this had to with just days literally days left before the syria the geneva two conference which is to take place in switzerland on

the problem isn't one faction. whole party has to reassess. >> i think we're sort of seeing that right now. there is a recalculation. you see a lot of republicans who watch to run on a national ticket talking about poverty, talking about helping people to rise through the ranks of the middle class. it's very clear that national republican candidates understand that something has to change, because the last election, people didn't believe that republicans cared by them, they didn't believe that republicans understood their problems. in that's going to do occur, maybe they can get unemployment insurance extended for a few months and do a part of immigration reform that would appeal to a broader base. >> let me read a quote from robert gates' new book. this is from a copy that "the washington post" obtained -- hillary clinton told that her opposition had been political, because she was facing him in the iowa primary. the president conceded vaguely that opposition to the iraq surge had been political. to heart the two

factions and groups operating don't start soon how did it not up to mow the state will give a statement regarding the recent positions but since the visit is the longest. a group within it wouldn't have the coolest an awful position on devolution of powers. it's still all clear at this point all of their songs and they are still ongoing meetings of all read her new body. buy it by the coalition to reach a decision regarding taking off in geneva to warm up taking off in geneva to buffer should mention y'know but it's not only the political developments the are opened and in this particular point the props in geneva to the film will construct knowledge of the park and indefensible function and sought city of the pre army of mosul phone and on its latest instalment to the top and some old in a boat in the midst of political condition oct nov and the northern parts of syria and accomplishments include school computers in your single on the rocks also positioned who don't seem to be having any consensus regarding whether they will go to geneva to him. the load you mention that you touched on

sudanese government and rebel factions the lightning direct peace talks again as pointing continue. syrian national coalition gathered in istanbul like a final decision on the tv the big east conference. south korean president talk you're grateful for family reunions stop again with the dprk the chinese customs or partially destroyed six homes although he go hungry in the southern city of long ago went to pick up a bit of a stoplight on cctv new zine and when not painting a very warm welcome. and we begin with the conflict in south sudan peace talks aimed at ending the fighting have been delayed again. the government says it wants a ceasefire before negotiations begin and the rebels are demanding the release of political prisoners report cited the two sides have agreed on an agenda of official talks have yet to stop. the rebels canceled a press conference that was scheduled for some guy on the moon. meanwhile fighting continues in the strategic town of war and other parts of south sudan the category licence were joined by our correspondent second child a reason the ethiopian capital

no one regardless of their influence to push hamas or any of the palestinian resistance factions at two am in their ideology and their history in a while in. statement reaffirms toys between a mass on the lp mode islamists may plant a mess. founded in nineteen eighty seven considers itself to be an offshoot of the egyptian born muslim brotherhood group which seized control of gaza in two thousand and seven from about to sink in the us backed south action has been a major reason since islamist prison dynamic mode was ousted from power in july since then the egyptian army has little to make a campaign to destroy some one thousand two hundred smuggling tunnels and lifeline to gaza's economy the border between egypt and gaza has remained much the place recently neighboring israel has also maintained that i've played on the gaza border. egypt has accused mass of helping militants in the sun not need to head straight to the insurgency. last week a couple of sets off outside the placement courses in an oil filter killed at least fifteen people. it's an art based militants claimed responsibilit

small faction of people still believe in them religiously they will say you know you're not good enough. so probably they're fighting for themselves here as well. to some other international news in brief now a building which was under construction has collapsed in the southern indian state of goa killing at least fourteen people dozens are feared trapped in the rubble authorities say at least forty people are thought to have been at the site at the time of the incident. a russian fishing vessel has been seized by senegal's navy off the coast of guinea bissau two people including the ship's captain were reportedly injured during the operation senegalese officials claim the ship was detained for illegal fishing it's now being escorted to senegal capital to a car with a crew of sixty two russians and twenty fishermen from guinea bissau on board. opposition activists in bangladesh have torched dozens of polling stations and clashed with police ahead of sunday's parliamentary elections three people have reportedly been killed in the unrest protesters say the results will be rigged and are d

say fourteen hundred people have been killed this month alone during clashes between raul rebel factions or even the front lines and just to warn you that some images in her report are graphic. for me gingold in syria one of the richest and most developed before three device to eighteen years or more has been the scene of some of the fiercest clashes between government troops and the rebels fighting shoulder to shoulder with a number of different al qaida affiliated groups but now a different sort of war was raging on the same battlefield. in the war on us a gosh the moderates free syrian army an umbrella military organization united and forces since the beginning of the conflict is beslan numerous radical jihadist groups who they say hijacked the revolution in order to establish an islamic caliphate in syria doesn't do not stand up he had up to the roof of one of the highest buildings in the city of aleppo but the syrian army's line ends at the who is a funnel after that and you know control the militants really fifteen others beyond the mosque and the area is just food of militants fiv

on his rival opposition groups in syria one of the rebel leaders the urging a truce between the factions you can read all about this on our web site right now dot com meanwhile the second round of peace talks in syria. is around the corner but the country's opposition bloc is split on whether to attend coming up in a couple of minutes we've got an expert opinion on what's behind the syrian national coalition divided stands. one of the biggest threats to britain's armed forces is a lack of public understanding of what they stand for and that's according to a recent u.k. parliament treat reports say that the opposition to wars in iraq and afghanistan and a reduced public appetite for overseas interventions is leading people to question the purpose of the u.k. army public support for defense is dropping due to what is seen as a lack of long term strategic mission meanwhile a massive military budget cuts are putting the army's capabilities at risk despite being one of the world's top defense spenders britain's planning to cut personnel by nearly thirty thousand over the next six years is art