double decided to flee 2 years ago when attacks became more frequent in the north of book enough fassel. they looted everything they could onto a donkey carts and walked for days until they finally reached while the ducal. when we took these photos we had no idea that one day we would have to quit our home. life was good we had no sorrows. norma. his family by doing a variety of odd jobs from selling sand to braiding hair it's not enough but there's no help from the all sorties their biggest wish that it's safe to go home. don't get. me i mean. we want the government and the military to defeat the terrorists so that we can return home. we do not know anyone here life here isn't the same as in our village if. the red cross says let 270000 book you know be have left their villages as the security situation in the deteriorates there's little hope that he said let's have a duel and his family will be able to live in their village any time soon. so what does the outcome of the summit mean for people affected by the violence to answer this we've invited now delhi baguio because she is the cha

the move does follow something of a trend the independent iranian news agency fassel says its international website has been taken down after apparently falling foul of u.s. sanctions foster said it had received an e-mail from its serve a company which said it was blocked on u.s. orders also earlier this month press t.v. the english language t.v. network based in iran was removed from you tube star the iranian funded channels say their page was closed without warning or explanation and it comes as companies are under pressure to comply with u.s. sanctions you tube did later restore the page was live mohammad marandi again says it's far from the 1st time he's faced such moves on social media. well they were suspended on a number of occasions for photos including a photo of myself during the iran iraq war it was a minister spend it for a couple of months and then again for a photo that i put up for one of my commanders during the war who was seriously ill because of the chemical weapons ironically the chemical weapons that the united states and the europeans gave to saddam hussein i was also

agree on a new cabinet i was going to latest correspondent bustle a reedy who joins me from beirut fassel the protests had already succeeded in bringing down the government what are the protesters so angry about now. in fact it's more than 3 months without. a government the formation of the new government is in deadlock until this moment i would be expensive complex and communications between all main parties the venues parties led to nothing of this moment on the other hand with the economy in the financial sector in better ailing situation and failing situation and you can say that's what made these protests so anger against the politician making that you can parties as well as against the banking sector so of the us for the phones the ask for. the government made of technocrats experts of this moment it seems that all political parties to the us because that old share of this government and this one is not accepted by all the protesters in the streets. what can you tell us about efforts that are underway to put together a new government. yesterday when there was a meeting between prime

the studio is named for thomas sometimes the charismatic former president of turkey now fassel. was assassinated during a military coup in 1987 of. me and positive black soul remain at the forefront of the african hip hop movement. it's impressive. when you tour africa you meet people everywhere who have exactly the same cultural codes it's a universal culture and it's huge in loam. and the other key figure in the african rap movement is made to the king's he was born in congo but his parents moved to paris when he was an infant he was part of an influential french hip hop collective called sexy. cross your. mom ok just. say i'm a grandma easy the big easy oh. those of us i think i'm a little bit older but you can. be felt. but. not this something they do see. one of the interesting thing about this group is that almost all of them are young people of african descent. it's gone from congo guinea or senegal. and mitra games was their musical visionary. music that. was. like oh my god i. was of the belief that. most of bollywood. has often been compared with the routing clam. we a

launch the attack which lasted for several hours on trip station in mopti in the border with kenya fassel mali and the widest hell region is facing unprecedented increase in violence with more than $4000.00 deaths occurring last year. or now to developments in russia the parliament has unanimously backed amendments to the constitution proposed by president vladimir putin which could potentially allowed to stay in power after his term ends in 2024 fusions reforms marked the 1st change in russia's constitution in almost 30 years and could be voted on as early as april he says the amendments will strengthen democracy in the country his critics are not so sure step us explains now from the russian capital moscow in a country known for its sluggish bureaucracy the process to amend the constitution seems to be breaking all the records only a week after put in surprise announcement that he wants to change the distribution of power lawmakers have forded unanimously to adopt a hastily written draft while lawmakers will get some more powers like approving ministers the presidency will be strengthen

whole region is at unprecedented levels the number of people killed during attacks in particular fassel mali and nisha jumped from 770 in 2016 to more than 4000 last year but universal's one of the hardest hit countries where the death toll increased from 80 in 2016 to more than 182019 the humanitarian cost is also growing the u.n. estimates the violence has displaced half a 1000000 people a 10 fold increase in just 3 years let's get more from mitt interests use in a bridge a forest as an attack in nigeria now we're hearing about it's an attack on u.s. peacekeepers in mali what more can you tell us about this violence. well basically from the nigerian side we've seen an uptick in violence over the past few months and it's the same across the hell over the last 2 or 3 months the trend is more daring attacks by groups fight groups in the region a book in nigeria islamic state i saw islamic state in the levant in. area we've seen several attacks especially in the border areas of mali booking a fossil any genre as well as on the lecture out side where we've seen several attacks inside camer