there are a range of practical issues we need to resolve first says william hague. it is our intention to reopen the embassy in teheran with a small presence as soon as practical arrangements have been made. president obama also considers ways to work with iranians on stabilizes iraq. his team says there will be no military operation but other steps are possible. >> we're open to discussions if something constructive can be contributed by iran if iran does something to protect and respect the sovereignty of iraq and government of reform. >> discussions with the iranian delegation have taken place on the sidelines of the vienna sideline talks. the pragtown captured by the militants has left the iraqi government reeling. >> this is a terrorist organization of such brutality that has destabilize iraq and will stabilize the whole region. therefore the u.s. has a duty of care to protect and support iraq and keep it stable under these strategic agreements between the u.s. and iraq. >> washington has sent this aircraft carrier into the gulf as it considers its options. 275

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. >>> british foreign secretary william hague say circumstances are right to reopen the uk embassy ind the embassy was closed after being over run over 2 1/2 years ago and we will go to lawrence lee in london and waiting for a statement by parliament by william hague but basically he is saying, look, it's safe to have an embassy in tehr tehran. >> reporter: we know what he will say because he has written a statement and given to the moo mooed -- media and he will say it's their intention to try to reopen an embassy within the next few months and will argue on the face of it what they wanted to do since rohani is elected because they see him as more moderate but anybody can see things are expedited by the situation in iraq and now it appears that for all the bad blood there has been between britain in the past and the united states, towards iran, a country that thought they could never do business with it it suddenly seems the enemies enemies is now their friend and see isis and iraq as a greater problem than iran and you do wonder what all the ramifications of this might be, particula

the british foreign secretary willi william hague said the lack of action to back it up would strengthen the case for sanctions. >> ukraine, president poroshenko presented a very good plan, a very wise peace plan, including for dialogue in eastern ukraine. but while there have been welcome words from russia about that, we have not seen yet the actions to go with that. and including tragically the shooting down of a ukrainian helicopter yesterday with the death of nine more people. so we urge russia to take the necessary action to stop the flow of arms across the border, to stop supporting illegally armed separatist groups in eastern ukraine. because in the absence of that action by russia, the case for stronger sanctions it from european union nations of course will become stronger. >> william hague there, the british foreign secretary. what is your sense of russia's potential response to the mood coming out of brussels? >> well, russia is doing what it can in public, at least, they spoke in the federation council, the senate of russia, up by 153 votes to 1, which revokes the permission

hague? a >> reporter: he made it very clear that the factors on the ground, this long-standing issue of article 140 over the disputed territory has been resolved and that there will be no negotiations about that. now, william hague seemed to say more or less what he said yesterday in baghdad. that he wanted to make sure that all the different parties in this country, the sunnis, shia and kurds woeshg together when parliament reconvenes next week and try to form a new government. the role of the kurds is extremely important in the new government because of the constitution of this country. they hold the presidency of the country and other key ministerial points. william hague wanted to make sure that the kurds were on board. so far the kurds since this crisis began have had very harsh words towards nouri al maliki. the british prime minister actually said that he should step down, blamed the state of the kurds in the country now and clearly said it's because he alienated the sunnis for all th

as another war on the and people are beginning to resurface to think about tony blair going to the hague and facing the reality of the war crimes that he committed and that he should probably end up the same way as saddam hussein hung from that would be inappropriate and to his inglorious career tim geithner i think in five years time similarly they'll recognize that this guy for all the blather that he was one of the architects of the biggest financial scam and wealth confiscation in history and i'd like to see financial crimes rise to the level of war crimes and go to the hague we try to bring lloyd blankfein to the hague a few years ago under a war crimes we've got a lawyer involved and we could push it forward but shouldn't financial crimes and financial terrorism as conducted by tim geitner or lloyd blankfein or jamie diamond should that be a hanging offense and the only is the only difference between these people and city of war. criminals is that they are taking their bleeding the economy the bleeding individuals they're taking things away from people on a regular basis with polit

william hague has been paying a visit to iraq. deep crisis in which sunni jihadist had overrun five. malki as well as the regional president, his message to them echoes what the u.s. secretary of state and john kerry told him earlier on in the week. voice calling for decisive action from baghdad. william hague was in the iraqi capital on thursday, urging the prime minister to form a unity government. calls have been ignored to bring all religions and ethnic groups into an emerging coalition. the position in iraq could only be political. >> we believe the single most important tactic that will determine whether or not iraq overbeek -- overcomes the challenges put a calamity. it must be to inform an inclusive government following on from the recent elections. >> these come after john kerry visited iraq, where he tried to convince officials to work the prospect of civil unrest and larger conflict in the region. the diplomatic interventions, after significant territorial gains by isis, the extremist group attempting to establish an is

is that about we try to bring lloyd blankfein to the hague a few years ago under a war crimes we got a lawyer involved and we push it forward but shouldn't financial crimes and financial terrorism as conducted by tim geitner or lloyd blankfein or jamie diamond should that be a hanging offense and the only the only difference between these people and city of war. criminals is that they are taking their bleeding the economy the bleeding individuals they're taking things away from people on a regular basis with political support a war of course generally has political support historically finance years and war criminals have been joined at the hip and this is this is nothing new you can't have a war without being able to finance the war and historically that financing came from private sources like the j.p. morgan bank the morgan bank has been at the source of funding many. wars including both world wars and all sorts of things in between that's why banks and politicians are so tied at the hip because governments require private financing and by cheapening which is what has happened sin

and reassured hague that the city is securely under kurdish command.barack obama is asking congress to approve half a billion dollars to fund what he calls moderate syrian rebels. and the european union has signed key partnership agreements with ukraine, georgia and moldova but russia warned of grave consequences. and joining us now for more on that is jonathan bird well the head of the citizenship and political participation program at the state and live from london and jonathan good to have you on al jazeera. everyone is hailing this deal, european leaders are calling it a good day for europe and the president hailing it as well for his country and what does it mean really and what does it change for these three former soviet republicans? >> well, on paper this is purely about economics and trade deals, about 98% are about economic trade deals and i think the economic implication of the trade agreement, economists say it will benefit the eu more and not necessarily harm the russian economy to a great extent but of course i think the real significance

hague said he wouldn't give a running commentary on efforts to rescue them. but he did say that nigeria and neighboring african countries have agreed to share intelligence and tighten poroud borders. the fact that the school girls are still missing is an indictment of the nigerian government and shows the limits of western power. at this conference, which is specifically looking at ways to protect women in conflict, you can sense the frustration that those girls are still held by boka haram. >> they wanted their education. they wanted after their education to get a job, to contribute to the nation in nigeria but, also, globally. so we cannot deny them those rights. so we need to go back, sit and find and i think that u.k. and other government which supports nigeria to make sure that we bring the girls back home. >> reporter: mr. hague says that defeating boka haram is a long and difficult task but that the governments here are determined to succeed. >> may be true, but so far, they have little to show for their efforts. barnaby phillips, al jazeera, london. >

hague said he wouldn't give a running commentary on efforts to rescue them, but he did say that nigeria and neighboring countries have agreed to share intelligence, and tighten borders. is fact that the school girls is still missing is an indictment and it shows the limits of western with power. at this conference, which is specifically looking at ways of protecting limiting conflict, you can sense the frustration, that those girls are still held by boko haram. >> they want education. they wanted after the education, to get a job, they wont to contribute to the nation like in nigeria, but also globally. so we cannot deny them those rights. so we need to go back, sit, and find -- and i think that u.k. and other government will support nigeria to make sure that we bring the girls back home. mr. hague, says that defeating boko haram is a long and difficult task, but the governments here are determined to succeed. that may be true, but so far, they have little to show for their efforts. barn by phillips, london. >> unprecedented attempt, to hold the first completely secret trial in the unit

listening to william hague this morning, who was saying to very important things.the first one is that we will gather. we are experts. the expert summit is really very well organized. we are trying to give solutions, very practical solutions. it is not about where everyone is going to talk. it is about pragmatic solutions. that is why i am here today. otherwise i would not have come to the conference. the second aim of the conference, as you said this morning, is of course to talk about it, because it is still taboo. to make it a big, big public debate at the international level. until now, it is not enough. we need to talk about it. we need to say that we don't want that in the world we're living in. >> briefly, as we are unfortunately running out of time, what are some of the concrete measures that can be taken to prevent further sexual violence? i am setting up now, we are working at the local level. what we need to do is feature more work with local actors. a lot of that money is going to a the ngo or the u.n., which is doing great work, but the practical worki

william hague visited baghdad, meeting with key leaders, including the prime minister and had the same message. the message from the u.k. is clear. we urge iraq leaders and communities to iraq the iraqi state. it faces an existential threat, and the growth and expansion of the area controlled by i.s.i.s. or i.s.i.l. with huge implication with the future stability and freedom of this country and many other countries. >> his words are echoed by others across the political spectrum. the kurdish prime minister says peace can only be achieved through political means. >> what happened was caused by the marginalization of an important component in the iraqi community. the sunnis in iraq felt they were not part of a political process, and what happened in fallujah was an appeal by the people in those areas, and the iraqi government that were supposed to answer their demands and find a political solution, instead of resorting to violence. >> the prime minister nouri al-maliki is defiant and is sticking to his position. he's the only man that can lead iraq out of this crisis. the next test is on

william hague is being called "hollywood hague." >> a lighter look is friday.ats want to look at online. they have eclipsed celebrities. they're not as popular as the witty, weird news. japan and spain like it even more than the brits. >> thank you. we'll be back after a short break. ♪ >> the bank of england governor says rates may increase earlier than anticipated. >> decision is becoming more balanced. it could happen sooner than financial markets expect. >> president obama says he is looking at all options to help iraq fight islamic militants. insurgents as captured to key cities. hello, welcome to countdown. i am mark barton. >> 7:00 in london this friday morning. welcome to you. standing reporters are by ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. caroline hyde is here with a look at mark carney's investors warning. >> rising instability in iraq. elon musk is going yet away. hans nickel in berlin to see why tesla.e might boost >> back to the top stories. ray kite's -- rate hikes could come sooner than market expects. caroline hyde, what did he h

well mr hague said that we were right to invade iraq he's not saying we should invade it again blair is more of our he's saying that we are only in this position because we didn't invade syria and here we come to the ultimate part of docs of our time britain and the united states are supporting these al qaida fanatics in syria which is only a couple of hours drive away from their heart london iraq whilst encouraging us to feel the end of the world is coming when those al-qaeda fanatics cross over into iraq those of us who are against al qaida wherever they are are of course being amply vindicated because the pictures that you describe that the fanatics are put out themselves i suppose we should be grateful that they're not yet eating people's hearts like they were doing and videoing themselves for the entertainment of the world doing it have not yet emerged from iraq but the hideous throat cutting and mass execution of people the humiliation of people as the kill them is a merging no from the fanatics themselves but the truth is this group isis used to be called the i still they beca

the alexander hague question, who is in control. why would it be arrayent's as opposed to google or ap whole have a lot of sort of clout in the home. >> there's a need for switzerland, get my products, i'm not going to build a washington machine for apple and build another for google. i want to have all those things working together and figure out how i can make them play well in these various ecosystems. arrayent fills that function. we help these major brand companies make that bridge to these connected products. >> what's the examples that i've heard about monitoring your home, home security, something open or not, these kind of simple yes or no questions, i don't need an app, tell me if something is wrong. what's something much cooler that would get me excited about this? hearing about these over and over i haven't installed many of them. >> pretty soon you will look at various products and look broken if they don't have internet connectivity. if i'm away from my garage door and left it open all day it's not the best thing in th

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contrast that with william hague. he is bellicose, but prepared for additional sanctions. at the same time, he encapsulates the approach here. threatened additional sanctions, but see how the situation on the ground about ups. --it is an important moment grounded develops. >> it is an important moment for ukraine. we do want to see russia work with ukraine. including bilateral discussions between them. that is a way to reduce tension. all of these things are things we went to press upon mr. putin. >> president obama will arrive here in brussels later this afternoon and evening for dinner. he is meeting with the new president of ukraine. continued meetings in ukraine, than the presence comes to brussels. then onto normandy where several of the leaders have separate meetings planned with putin. and put in. -- then everyone is off to normandy where all the leaders will be mingling. as obama acknowledged, russia has had an important historic role in world war ii. >> what are the chances of obama and putin actually meeting

as britain's foreign secretary william hague arrived in baghdad stressed the importance of unity in iraq if this crisis is to be overcome. >> well also in iraq, in baghdad is richard explaining more about the attacks. >> this is significant. the fact mr. maliki and iraqi government for weeks have been requesting the united states to carry out air strikes, either with jets or drones. president obama turned that down saying we cannot do it at the moment. we want you to form the government after the election first. we also need to build up a better intelligence picture to see which targets to hit. nothing is happening from the american side despite mr. maliki's pleas, almost begging americans to help. given the speed of the offensive of the sunni militants with isis. now into that vacuum have come the syrian air force carrying out this air strike on the vital border crossing point between iraq and syria. we believe this happened earlier in the week. there have been rumors reported circulating about who is behind it several days now. we have the confirmation coming there the prime minister o

she is the director of the art gallery in the hague.reopened after a major makeover, she is shows it off to the world. >> it's really unique. it's small in a good way. you can see everything in a day. you don't get that overwhelming feeling you get in a huge museum. if i had to save one painting it would be the view of delt. it's so beautifully painting, it so captures the atmosphere of the netherlands. >> reporter: one of the star attractions inspired a novel and failment, and she has been touring the world for the last two years. this is the best-known work of art on display here by far, and they are particularly happy to have it back after two years, but this place is about so much more. one artist featured heavily is arguably the best dutch painter of all. >> you can see rembrandt fairly well in the collection. he painted this in amsterdam, making a career as a painter, but he really wanted to be a painter of history scenes. he introduced group portraits and later individual portraits. >> reporter: it was struggling to cope with vis

we went to the hague. >> reporter: it's a busy day for emily.he's the director of the art gallery in the hague. now it's reopened after a major makeover. she is showing it off to the world. >> it is really unique, small, in a good way. you can see everything in a day, you don't get a feeling that you get in a huge museum. >> if i had to save one painting it would be this one. it is an extraordinary painting. it radiates, it's so beautifully painted. it's so capturing the atmosphere of the netherlands. i know know other painting like it. >> reporter: one of the attractions inspired a novel and film. she has been touring the world. this is the best known work of art and they are happy to have it back after two years. this place is about so much more than just femere. one artist, the famous dutch painter. nowhere better to see how rembrandt developed his style. >> you see it very well in the collection. an early work painted when he was in amsterdam making a career. what he wanted to be was a painter of history. he introduced a story and later on h

the latest battles are 60 kilometers from baghdad. >>> the british foreign secretary william hague hasin plans to reopen the embassy in the capital teheran three years after full diplomatic relations were suspended. >>> crew members of the south korean ferry have arrived for second day of hearings. the crew and captain face charges from homicide to negligence to breaking maritime rules. more than 300 dead or missing, many high school children. lucy williamson was at the heari hearing and sent us this report. >> their deeds the subject of national debate. some still hit their faces. the 15 crew members arrived for this preliminary hearing in handcuffs and prison overalls. through a separate door, the families of those rescuers never reached. this couple lost their younger daughter in the disaster. her mother told me she held the crew responsible. they should go through the same death my child suffered, she said. they should be drowned. the faces of these families showed grief in all its bitter formed. deadened, anxious, angry faces. parents that feel the 15 survivors must have caused th

british foreign secretary william hague arrives there. will his message be in line with the others, calling for the unity government? >> that's really the key message that william maying is bringing with it -- hague is bringing with it. saying that iraq needs to form a unity government. they need to put the government into place as quickly as possible. that will be seen by many as meddling with internal affairs of the country. particularly in the government. he also has a message that he's willing to listen to the iraq yours for any -- iraqis for any request. they have rule youed out boots on the -- ruled out boots on the ground. >> correspondent imran khan joining us from the iraqi capital baghdad. >>> thousands of iraqis have been displaced by the fighting between rebels and the government. christians east of mosul fled when they came under mortar attack. they are sheltering in erbil. let's go to our correspondent hoda abdel-hamid in erbil. what is happening there? >> we have been here for the last five hours. i have to tell you there's

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she's hosting a four-day conference alongside the british foreign secretary william hague. let's take a minute to listen to stephanie's story. she was sexually abused after fleeing genocide in rwanda. >> the war started in 1990 and started in my hometown, my home village. my parents were the first displaced people. with the forces of genocide and massacres around, i was forced to leave my town. we had to survive in camps. provisions as a woman, you need lotions, you need soap. we had to make arrangements with one of the men in the village who used to drive a truck. when we reached town, the guy started acting like the truck was broken. we can't move. i trusted him. though i did not know him, not even his name, only the face. he told me, if you want to live longer, come here. then i quickly recalled what had happened in the genocide. then i said, am i going to die here? what followed, it has never been easy for me to describe. i can't count how many times in one night, the whole night. whatever happened, happened to me, and it's going to remain for me only. i was suffering,

hague is upset by this and says this is a cynical ploy. reagan's attitude was -- i like it. i think that's what we should go for. he really sticks to that zero option. in early 1987, there is a lot of pushback among his advisers saying that we put so much to get these missiles in, how do we know that the soviets will not just move them all east and not destroy them? i think the term itself started with some cynicism but then ronald reagan appropriates it. in terms of able archer 83, there is a collection of documents and the archives about this. there was something going on called operation vrion - correct me on the pronunciation --andropov had asked the kgb to look for signs of a surprise attack on the part of the make -- reagan administration in the first few years. this kind of leads to people reporting that they saw the lights on at the state department and the pentagon at 1230 a.m. and that kind of thing. in the fall of 1983, there is a command post exercise that nato does to simulate the release of nuclear weapons. the soviets had their own war planning. they have one

hostedur-day meeting was by william hague as well as actress angelina jolie. some 1500 presidents are attending, as well as their foreign ministers. protocols that would recognize sexual violence in war zones as an international crime. >> you can get all the headlines at our website france24.com and all the latest at the world cup. we will go now to brazil. croatia 3-1 last night. here's a look at the celebration. >> ticking off the celebration from the street, resilient fans victorytheir teams 3-1 over croatia. the whistles and chanting were deafening as a sea of yellow and green took over this world cup host city. >> name are is the star of the team. italy, win against japan. this is the best selection in the world. >> those who could not get into the stadium flocked to public screens to watch results victory after its own goal and a bumpy start. thatthink we understand in a frenzy ofl the beginning of the world championship. proud moments to open their very own world cup. >> we are really happy. viva brazil. >> even croatian fans were smiling as they admitt

bowing action against sexual conflict, angelina jolie and william hague push for the end of rape as a weapon of war. first, black banner waving insurgents have advanced on the iraq southern region. they're continuing their takeover over a swath of territories and authorities say that they are determined to recapture the northern city of wasl after most of it overrun by al qaeda inspired fires. -- fighters. fled thele have second largest of the. is the situation on the ground? >> what i have heard further south is that the military has areas inugh to capture kirkuk and -- province, and more news -- in kirkuk, there is very big oil production there, it is potentially signifigant. malaki haster concerns that -- the military is having -- >> hermoine, thank you very much for that update and my apologies for the poor connection. joined by someone else following the story for us -- hermoineheard from that oral skills are under dispute here. how significant is this advance? >> this is among the most striking advances by a jihadist group we've seen. is group, that calls itself is or isil, isla

opened by film star and special envoy angelina jolie, and joined by britain's foreign secretary william hague. >> reporter: it's an unlikely alliance between the british politician and the hollywood film star. both are passionate about ending sexual violence in conflict. >> we must send a message around the world that there is no disgrace in being a survivor of sexual violence, that the shame is on the aggressor. remembers it was a partnership strengthened in bosnia. they visited war crimes sights and heard how tens of thousands of women lifted with shame and trauma after being raped in the war. only a handful of men faced justice. backera said she was raped by a serb paramilitary leader. it happened in this building. she said bosnia's women have to speak about what happened to them. >> as long as they are silent. they will feel like they are carrying an atomic bomb in the chest. you live with it, you sleep with it and wake up with it. >> people have come here from all over the world. they'll find plenty of support and solidarity. the reel test of the conference is whether it has impact on fu

. >> meanwhile, the british foreign secretary william hague is visiting. what will his message to malarky be -- nouri al-maliki be. >> much the same as americans, they'll be looking for the constitutional process to be formed, to get a government to allow them to go after islamic state of iraq and levant and the sunni rebels. what kind of help they can give. we heard from the u.k. defense secretary saying we are willing to look at any requests that the iraqis might give to us. what we don't want to do is get involved militarily, it looks like the international community have the same messages about forming the government. that will be seen by many iraqis, meddling in the politics of iraqs. they are saying we need hep and need you to put pressure oosh on the americans to deliver the heavy equipment and stay out our politics. >>> imran khan joining us from baghdad. >>> one of three al jazeera staff anyoned in egypt spoke out. peter greste, along with mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed are into the third day of their prison sentences after being falsely co

. >> activists and human rights campaigner, angelina jolie, and william hague, launched the event andondon. >> 150 countries have in forced. the summit is stepping up pressure on governments around the world to take action. >> sexual violence is a weapon of war. actress and human rights envoy, angelina jolie, spent a blue -- sent a blunt message at the beginning of the conference. >> it is a myth that rape is an inevitable art of conflict. there is nothing inevitable about it. it is a weapon of war and that civilians. it has nothing to do with sex and everything to do with power. this whole subject has been taboo for far too long. war zone rape is a crime that thrives on silence and denial. >> in 2011 she wrote and directed a film about the legacy of sexual violence in bosnia. in march of this year she visited rate victims there. an estimated 20,000 to 50,000 women and girls were raped during the bosnian war between 1992 and 1995. rape was systematically used as an instrument of ethnic cleansing against the population there. they called for a change in attitude, saying that rape victi

documents are accepted to establish identity and california residency. 100 people turned out for the hague open tuesday to los angeles. lawmakers passed a law last year to issue driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants. the hearing starts at 10:00 a.m. in oakland. >> profuse apology from gary oldman for antisemitic remarks he made in a "playboy" interview appearing on jimmy kimmel shaken and very emotional. the english scene stage actor told kimmel he hud have then better than to make a series of comments ripping political correctness in hollywood in his defense of outburst made by mel gibson and alec baldwin. >> i should future have used this this any condition text. but i did. and i have deeply injured and wound add great many people. >> the 56-year-old star of batman thanks kimmel for not canceling the appearance on show. the anti-defamation league called the apology "not satisfactory." >> a check of forecast, mike, it is damp and there is drizzle. >> absolutely. at sfo you can see a few drops on our camera lens looking to the airport with low clouds hanging around and we will have

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angelina jolie and british foreign secretary, william hague, announced new standards and they called on governments to endorse the blueprints. >> we all know how hard it is to secure convictions for rape even in democratic countries. so we have to work even harder to make justice in fragile countries. >> leaders are in london. >>> tensions are flaring up along the border of rwanda and the democratic of congo. alt five soldiers were killed wednesday, and both sides are blaming each other for starting the battle. the u.n. has accused rwanda of supporting the n23 rebels in the sea. >>> right now, so you paolo is the scene of riting. the police are confronting a small group of protestors. you can see it in live pictures, and this is going on to a certain degree. earlier, demonstrators were throwing rocks, and the riot police trying to gain control of the situation, and this is in the world cup stadium. we'll have more on that as it becomes available. but you can see there are riot police there, and they're wearing gas masks and you can see protesters there. >> union workers at rio de jan

the conference is expected to result in practical action like hague's announcement that the british governmenthas started a $10 million fund, to support rape survivors. >> action aid country director, she joins us live, from the summit in london, thank you very much for joining us, what do you hope to get from this summit? what can it achieve? >> thank you very much. my only hope, is that sexual violence is going to be ended. that's how we end violence against women. >> that's so hard, isn't it. i know you have legal experience, you prime minister a judge, how do you take away what is learned and achieved at in summit, and implement it? >> well, there are a number of actions that i can propose. as a practitioner, as a human rights activist. one is around reform, in terms of legal reforms. that will help people, survivors to access to justice. that's one, the legal frame work being adopted in countries all the countries because the seven wall violence is happening but out of conflict situation. >> i know you and your family, carry on. >> yeah, we are looking at will be held accountable. they ar

it was co-shared by william haguwilliam hague and angelina jolieer, envoy for commission of refugee. >> it's a myth that rape is an inevitable part of conflict. it is a weapon of war aimed at civilians. it has nothing to do with sex. everything to do with power. >> in the run up to the summit 150 governments endorsed a declaration pledge to go end sexual violence in war zones. the goal is to document crimes and bring more prosecutions. can declarations work? nigeria is one government that signed the declaration but hundreds of girls kidnapped by boko haram have not been saved. here in the united states the international violence against women act is pending in both houses of congress. it seeks to make the issue a higher diplomatic priority for the u.s. similar legislative efforts dating back to 2007 have failed. the united states says one in three women worldwide will be beaten, coerced into section or abused by an intimate partner during her lifetime. armed with these statistics. advocates meet in london to tackle the problem. is there moral authority the world can muster to overtur

however, you cannot help but wonder whether that's a tactical thinking would have changed if hague had consulted one of the few survivors of the second artillery or confederate brigadier who famously described what he saw as not war. it was murder. would they have repeated the mistakes we saw here? would the course of the world war had been different? we all know that what if games are imprecise and dangerous. in this case, i do not care. if there was a chance that the terrible example of cold harbor, the memory may have prevented more awful events half a century or a century later, it seems worth a moment of reflection and a touch of regret. it would've been foolish to say if the british or germans had taken the terrible example of cold harbor to heart humankind would've been spared the horror. however, you cannot help but wonder whether that's a tactical thinking would have changed if hague had consulted one of the few survivors of the second artillery or confederate brigadier who famously described what he saw as not war. it was murder. would they have repeated the mistakes we saw h

court in the hague. philippine officials said china's claims to jurisdiction over virtually all of the south china sea have no legal basis. china's leaders have refused to accept independent arbitration. and china rejected a request from the u.n. court to submit evidence in support of its claims by december. >>> leaders in beijing are also at odds with their counterparts in tokyo. members of the a private panel from the two nations are discussing how to improve relations. the two-day meeting began on thursday in nagasaki, western japan. the new japan-china friendship committee for the 21st century was scheduled to meet in 2012. but the talks were postponed due to strained relations between the two countries. the 14 participants are trying to find ways to improve bilateral cooperation. they include the president of japan post holdings, taizo nishimuro and former chinese foreign among minister tang. it's not limited to the government level. he worned that people in both countries are beginning to harbor il

. >> hague says the e.u. is ready to enter phase three sanctions and target specific economic sectors. on of that. the 28-nation bloc could send experts to train ukrainian police forces. >> peace is essential for the future of the country for not just the obvious reasons of preventing people from being killed or injured and for the country to go forward. we'll be looking what we can do especially on our mission to try and support helping them secure it. >> the e.u. is expected to make a decision by friday. that's when the ukrainian leader is due to sign a historic trade deal with europe. >> well, let's change now and on a sporting note, we'll check on what is going on in brazil with the world cup. this evening, the netherlands beat chile 2-0 to finish first in group b. they have won 3-3 matches and the outgoing spain champions ended their world cup campaign with a 3-0 win over australia. well, lots of exciting games to come. before we talk about those, let's check in with dan levi, our sports editor who is th

special envoy and angelina jolie, and the british foreign secretary william hague. >> it's anunlikely alliance between the british politician and the film star. >> we must send a message around the world that there is no desdepras in being a survivor of sexual violence, that the shame is on the aggressor. >> it was a partnership strength in bosnia. they visited war crime sites and learnt how tens of thousands lived with rain and trauma. a handful of men faced justice. bakera was raped by a paramilitary leader, in this building. she said bosnia's women have to speak about what happened to them. >> as long as they are slept, they'll feel they are carrying app atomic pom in the chest. you live with that trauma, you sleep with it and wake up with it. >> people have come from all over the world, finding plenty of support and solidarity. but the real test is whether it has impact on future wars. and whether sexual violence is less prevalent in them than it has been in recent wars and conflict. >> there are many stories of courage and dignity here. the politicians that come later in the week

bowing action against sexual conflict, angelina jolie and william hague push for the end