the protests came after an arrest in connection with galatea as murder prominent businessman your can finish was on his luxury yacht and apparently in preparing to flee when armed forces arrested him finished originally ran hotels and casinos but then got involved in a lucrative power plant project 6 years ago. apart from that he said to be the owner of a previously secret company 17 black that aimed to transfer money to maltese politicians via offshore companies in panama that's what daphne current one and i had been investigating. it was 2 years ago in october that the 53 year old investigative journalist was killed in a car bomb attack. she had previously received multiple death threats which she reported to the police. it was a murder that sparked outrage in malta and abroad. 3 men have now been charged with planting the car bomb but it's still not known who instigated the crime. i cannot acknowledge as prime minister joseph muscat appears guarded he has spoken of a person of interest being arrested he's offered a middleman immunity from prosecution he says he knows who was behind

this number of things i mean in the african countries saeed's we didn't need to be attention galatea taught young people we need investment to create jobs because job so not because it is by government jobs will be created by investment we need to have the right. framework for investment that only come was good governance that's what our foundation is focused on the issue of good governance good governance means we did need to focus in the liver awards in didn't what what is needed we need to upgrade our education system because as it is at the moment is not fit for better bush we need more technical schools we need to create says kids which are needed by the current. economy what does the economy needs that we need to do is that ok so we talk about good governance but what happens if governments fail with their own people. it's it is it is really said what happens in many areas is you can end up was it if you do shit like what happened in sudan my own country. and rightly so or if i didn't see be able to voting with their feet you know if they don't have a new push unity to change g

i think galatea other son of a former german diplomat has been imprisoned in the united states since 997 serving was convicted of the murder of his girlfriend's parents though he initially admitted he's guilty then retracted his confession i've insisted he was innocent despite this he received 2 life sentences 30 years later he's being released and deported back to germany. this is the state prison in virginia where young serving has been held since 1900 when he was found guilty of 2 counts of 1st degree murder . this footage is from an interview searing repeatedly requested a pardon but to no avail a former state governor wanted to send him to germany to serve out a sentence but his successor disagreed the german ambassador in washington has welcomed the impending release of serving on parole. want to have he too cynical to hear the relevant authorities granted mr suranne parole on monday he has spent many decades almost 3 decades in prison we have always sought to have him released and a very pleased that this goal has now been achieved song. writer artist in 1905 derek and nancy h

now reportedly seeking immunity in exchange for cooperating with the police protesters say carolina galatea was a victim of what they call endemic corruption at the highest levels of motorist government. must get stopped 8 has been questioned by police over the murder the other 2 ministers say they were stepping aside until the investigation was over while denying any involvement in the death all 3 were accused by carol one again of corruption a family said the prime minister is protecting those behind her murder muscat has ignored calls for him to quit. you know and yet incompletely who this is only it's really on the run the country needs stability plays the moment he plays on dupes on the stop that on my mandate he might actions and decisions in the coming hours and days he will be i aim to. sure that stability is maintained was protest to say democracy and the country has long been on the slide the broken in more ways than one. and as i get it now from the other stories making news around the world polls have opened in the general election in namibia or in south west africa the ruling p

give that power tool an organization which doesn't even have the trust of its own employees more galatea of reporting there former british ambassador to syria peter ford believes it's dangerous to give the o.p.c. w. blame giving power because the organizations become highly politicized. and then they got the lesson of the crisis of confidence in we see b.w. which do not even capable of mounting a reliable investigation of whether a chemical attack occurred in your not at all let alone a fine with the national organization 'd that we have dominated by one country you add them by the west generally is not capable of liberating an object their verdict in any investigation within 3 days with the alleged incident the us france and the u.k. had bombed syria without waiting for any investigation they needed the opi w. to justify the fact i backed that illegal bombing of syria and so it goes on to just let you know and chooses watching the whole switching much alone if you hadn't seen already want to catch a turban sure discussed the latest whistleblower leak with out to america correspondent ra

i will consider a true pump a 0 and the trumpet ministration announcement only galatea of communities in judea and samaria there is no dispute about the right of the jewish people to the land of israel this is an appropriate response to the european court decision and the boycott attempt against israel over 600000 illegal settlers already living in the west bank which is home to 3000000 palestinians we asked political commentator for and what the implications of this latest decision will be. this is of course a very. discriminating way of conducting diplomacy and the united states has chosen to act unilaterally disregarding the united nations security council even its allies and the western allies do not see eye to eye with washington on this topic so obviously it will not be a precedent and do night it states will probably be isolated obviously this is going to please the right wing in israel it is not going to change anything if the toll it is going to give more strength to those extremists in the palestinian community who say that diplomacy is not durable for statehood and that the

i will consider a true pump and the trumpet ministration announcement only galatea of communities in judea and samaria there is no dispute about the right of the jewish people to the land of israel this is an appropriate response to the european court decision and the boy could attempt against israel. well for some more insight on this we can now cross live to michael maloof he's a former pentagon security analyst michael thanks for joining us let's start here the u.s. has broken as we are saying with the overwhelming international consensus here let's take that that's the u.n. g.a. you want to see red cross and international court of justice they all say the settlements all illegal so what has prompted this shift in policy from the u.s. . well i think it's just one more manifestation of. the united states supporting whatever the israelis want the agreed to the annexation of the go on which was to. and over by conquest. and. the same basically with the west bank and where these what he's doing as netanyahu is doing is just seen everything and he doesn't really care what the palestini

i will consider it through pumping and the trumpet ministration announcement only galatea of communities in judea and samaria there is no dispute about the right of the jewish people to the land of israel this is an appropriate response to the european court decision and the boy could attempt against israel. for a bit more analysis of this we're now joined by who way to she's a co-founder of the international solidarity movement which is an organization that advocates for palestinian rights who aid thanks for joining us let's start here benjamin netanyahu as we just said though said that this decision represents the writing of a quote historical wrong and acknowledges that settlements are not quote inherently illegal now you're also an attorney what do you make of that. well it's just blatantly wrong i mean netanyahu can say that my jacket is yellow that doesn't make it right it just makes him look silly and out of step with the reality and that's what we have here there's an international consensus that settlements are illegal under international law they're illegal under article $49.00

police in malta have arrested a man in connection with the murder of journalist a deaf in galatea who was found dead on the island last year you're going fenech a prominent businessman was apprehended when police intercepted his your. pulled francis has been greeted by adoring crowds in bangkok as he arrived for a weeklong tour of thailand and japan the pontiff hopes his visit will boost the faith of catholics in both countries and address pressing recent issues like human trafficking. this is really is from berlin for more you can follow some twitter that's at did or you can also visit our website that. you're watching the news coming up ahead. just floods inundating of venice the city's going to lawmakers trying to stay afloat. not any more coming up on business news with kris kobach shortly do say we do w. if you get of that. if it's big it's called. the biggest the biggest aircraft the biggest the biggest car and so on. made in germany wants to find out what's behind this train. bigger always better. and how will this affect our natural resources made in germany 16. earth. to mill

newspaper said it's time that a republic republicans are called out as russian propagandists and as word galatea of takes us through now it boils down to some seemingly muddled thinking on who's doing what and to who in ukraine. we're going to go in a journey you and i a trip into another dimension a magical place written in the rated by the washington post where there are assuming the russian agents in the united states they will soon outnumber americans themselves president trump has been disloyal to the united states not only and given russia a leg up in his war against ukraine but also in broadcasting his propaganda and for that republicans are just as guilty like to point out that it was the democrats who banned the sale of lethal weapons to ukraine and republicans who gave ukraine hundreds of millions of dollars in those weapons but what's the point is new piercing this bubble of unreality an anomaly in the space time continuum of common sense that the washington post exists in it is up to mainstream media to directly challenge republicans who yes engage in un-american activity there delib

journalist prime minister's chief of staff also creators police searched his home reporter daphne carolina galatea was killed by a car bomb 2 years ago while investigating corruption involving politicians as well as business executives and maltese prime minister jess muscat has once again been confronted with the public's anger over the case a crowd to exit him as he left parliament he's refusing demands to resign. 28 people have been arrested in georgia's capital after people tried to stop politicians from entering parliament they're calling for the government to step down robin forestier walker reports from tbilisi. on tuesday police outnumbered protesters outside georgia's parliament a sign that this government is taking no chances and good by its failure to deliver promised electoral reform opposition protesters closed off the area to traffic and encircled parliament on monday a 2nd attempt to disrupt parliamentary business in less than a week ended with police dispersing crowds. inside the building there's a sense of siege electoral reform is officially no longer of discussion but in any case

journalist the prime minister's chief of staff also quit as police searched his home reporter daphne galatea was killed by a car bomb 2 years ago while investigating corruption between politicians and business executives. prime minister jos of muscat has once again been confronted with the public's anger over the case a crowd threw exit him as he left parliament he's refusing demands to resign. promises made so far on greenhouse gas emissions won't be enough to prevent climate chaos that's the warning from the un in its annual progress report looking at the targets set for 2030 by the paris agreements it found that despite the pledges concentrations of warming gases in the atmosphere reached a record high in 2018 and even if all those pledges are met temperatures are still expected to rise over a 3 degrees celsius this century so the un wants all countries to take much more drastic action to reduce emissions by 7 percent each year over the next decades. leaders in the italian city of venice or no doubt that climate change has been a factor in this month's historic floods. the reports salty w

correct no one from the department of defense correct and anyone into your understanding raise the look galatea withholding this system it was raised on several occasions and who raised those concerns so the following the july 18th. sub p.c.c. which is again what i coordinate or what i convene at my level there was a july 23rd aapc see that would have been conducted by mr morrison there would be there were questions raised on as to the legality of of the hold over the subsequent week the issue was analyzed and during the july. 26th deputies so the deputies from all the departments and agencies there was a opinion rendered that that it was. it was legal to put a hold it was excuse me there was an opinion legal opinion rendered that it was ok to hold it was legal on the purely legal point of view correct then i yield back to the chair thank you john feeling the mist of hanukkah. miss williams lieutenant colonel than men thank you for being here and thank you both for your service as millions of americans are watching throughout the hysteria and frenzied media coverage 2 key facts have not changed

middleman in the reporter's murder if he provided legally binding evidence of who was responsible khurana galatea was killed by a car bomb in the maltese capital letter in october 27th. a magnitude 6 point one earthquake has struck in thailand it happened in the district of one in the north east of chiang mai so far there's been no reports of damage or casualties sri lanka's new president carter by rajapakse has named his elder brother mahinda as prime minister then director paxson who was president himself between 252015 will replace rana with promising that when sworn in on thursday former prime minister stepped down after his party's presidential candidate lost the election earlier this week china's online giant alibaba has begun this year's biggest share sale raising the only $13000000000.00 u.s. dollars in a landmark listing in hong kong the auction marks the largest sale in the city for 9 years i'll be seen as a boost for the territory following more than 5 months of unrest retailers selling 500000000 shares but will issue more depending on demand. the u.s. very pink industry has come under

which goes right to the heart of most us political and business community journalist daphne corona galatea was killed in a car bomb explosion 2 years ago one investigating corruption involving politicians and business executives. as protesters rallied early friday outside parliament in the capital of the letter demanding his resignation the prime minister met his government ministers without ministers conrad missy and chris cardona they resigned on tuesday along with the prime minister's top aide keith schembri who was taken away for questioning and released on friday 1st of all this is a national security issue. as is the case with all prime ministers i believe that i have to be briefed on national security issues for us this was not just a murder this was a major case that shook our democracy the murder investigation is focused on one of motors richest men jorgen fenech fund acquisition rested for the 4th time last week as he attempted to leave the mediterranean island on his yacht before she was killed he had revealed a secret offshore company called 17 black. a reuters investigation la