this is the prime minister, hun sen. he's been in power since 1985.ures he's taken ahead of elections next year. in september this man, the leader of the cnrp, was arrested on a treason charge. one of cambodia's main independent newspapers, the cambodia daily, was also forced to close. the bbc‘sjonathan head has tweeted. "so hun sen has dispensed with opposition and shut down the cnrp — in the past he's been confident enough of winning elections without such a drastic step." of course he knows about this all very well. of course he knows about this all very well. one reason he might be worried, the last election in 2013 gave the government 68 seats — but the cnrp got 55, and that was with them disrupting the results, saying the process had serious irregularities. nga pham is a south east asia analyst for the bbc — i asked her why hun sen might have done this now. well, i think that these events happened and didn't catch anyone by surprise. we all anticipated something like that would happen. many think that hun sen did it now because he is not confide

with me in our prime minister hun sen has accused his rivals of plotting to overthrow his government after the arrest of opposition leader kim soccer the national rescue party denied the claim accusing the ruling party of using the courts to silence it it nearly won against the government at the last election and has been gaining in popularity and looking one in politics here all summer game is a winner takes all politics and is. is a risky. human rights groups have accused one sound of a wider crackdown one of the leading newspapers the cambodia daily was closed in september the government says for nonpayment of taxes and there have been restrictions on the activities of foreign n.g.o.s. the opposition has promised to fight on regardless it can continue and it exist and it is in the hearts of everyone in cambodia it. inside and outside. the movement for change is vibrant with this court's decision prime minister hun sen removes in one stroke his biggest obstacle in next year's election he will still face opposition but it will likely be from smaller parties unable to organize themse

cambodia supreme court is deciding whether to dissolve the main opposition party prime minister hun sen accuses the cambodian national rescue party of planning a coup security forces have been deployed to the capital phnom penh iran's president hassan rouhani is promising to find the builders who constructed poorly designed buildings that collapsed in sunday's earthquake at least five hundred thirty people were killed and eight thousand injured with a magnitude seven point three quake struck the mountain as iran iraq border survivors are building temples shelters with whatever they can find. lebanon's president is asking is accusing saudi arabia of taking prime minister saad hariri and his family hostage is the first time mission island has explicitly said he's being held he calls it an act of aggression i really announced a surprise resignation in a televised statement from the saudi capital riyadh. and then israel has signed a debt restructuring deal with one of its major creditors russia more than three billion dollars will now be paid back to moscow in ten years with minimal payment

and outside because the movement for change is vibrant with this court's decision prime minister hun sen removes in one stroke his biggest obstacle in next year's election he will still face opposition but it will likely be from smaller parties unable to walk in eyes themselves in time to unseat him ideas premiership that has lasted for three decades is set to continue rob mcbride al-jazeera. saudi arabia's foreign minister has denied reports that the lebanese prime minister saad hariri is being held in riyadh against his will saying he's free to leave i remember the french foreign minister is part of efforts to normalize the political situation in lebanon france says that he will visit paris on saturday to meet president emmanuel macron and holder has more from beirut. it was a confusing picture for nearly two weeks the fate of saddle had a deal was open to question many in lebanon including the president michel aoun accused saudi arabia of forcing the prime minister to resign as well as holding him and his family hostage accusations rejected by saudi officials the french government wei

cambodia's former opposition leaders urging world leaders to cut ties with prime minister hun sen sam rainsy is in washington d.c. with other members of the now banned r p the supreme court dissolved his party on thursday. and the center national is accusing eisel linked now to fight as and philippine government forces of war crimes during the five month battle for the city of mirai more than a thousand people were killed and another five hundred thousand displaced the report details how the minority group kidnapped and killed civilians most of them christians hostages were abused and reportedly used as human shields amnesty says filipino marines tortured some people they detained accusing them of being fighters but without any evidence at all says both sides looted large amounts of cash and jewelry the rights group on. an investigation into whether government air strikes were proportionate and complied with international law. has more from manila. all this report of amnesty international is the very first detail briefing on what transpired in the onslaught on quantum leap in the sout

chinese that are now the biggest influence here and beijing certainly likes the way prime minister hun sen he's doing things with his emphasis on national security and stability virtues that it approves of the country it calls rather cambodia still ahead on al-jazeera . and australian youth detention centers ordered to close after a shocking revelations of abuse. as we look at how the sons helping this community in the poor cope with a water shortage. hello is still in the mediterranean that storm is revolving this is nearly two weeks now we've had a one or another of them on the threats always been the same italy greece macedonia about gary albania sometimes and the north of africa where there's the low as it sits the amount of rain is produced you see the results already in flash flooding the figures well in scope here for example in macedonia hundred ninety minutes or thereabouts in twenty four hours that risk remains this is the picture for friday it's still greece and macedonia a little bit less so the threat in italy but it's still this general area hasn't gone away it's cold elsewhe

to dissolve the main opposition party and is pledging a response the ruling gives prime minister hun sen's party a clear run in next year's election his government's accuse the u.s. of potting with the opposition exiled opposition leader sam rainsy has called on the international community to cut ties with the government. is the return in a one party system which is a common new style regime which is so contrary to be ninety ninety one paris peace accords on cambodia. that clearly state that the cambodia must follow a liberal democratic pluralistic the system so by killing democracy in cambodia. will. provoke. the international community besides the come billion people out as it was robbed mcbride has more from the cambodian capital phnom penh. the death of democracy that's what it says on the front page of the phnom penh post but it's the last major english language paper on the stands after the closure of a fellow publication the cambodia daily a couple of months ago all part of a general rollback of civil society that it's claimed has been taking place here in recent times it's also inc

vibrant with this court's decision prime minister hun sen removes in one stroke his biggest obstacle in next year's election he will still face opposition but it will likely be from smaller parties unable to war going to themselves in time to unseat him and his premiership that is lasted for three decades is set to continue rob mcbride al-jazeera. the u.s. congress has been urged to require chinese journalists to register as foreign agents a commission set up by congress has released a report accusing beijing of spying and spreading propaganda through its news agencies overseas it says chinese state media has rapidly expanded abroad which is part of the government's efforts to exert greater control over its global image as well as to gather information china says the report is false the company that owns and runs the keystone pipeline says it has leaked an estimated two hundred ten thousand gallons of oil onto agricultural land in the u.s. state of south dakota officials say they don't believe the league polluted drinking water systems on monday regulators will announce whether they

party and indeed a long term friend of the ruling prime minister hun sen. u.s. president donald trump has lambasted north korea again in a speech following his asia tour he called on governments to put maximum pressure on pyongyang trump also praised his achievements during the twelve day trip in d.c. well the speech eventually turned out to be a score card of president trump's asian visit one in which not unexpectedly he gave himself the highest possible marks he spoke of the many deals he was doing he spoke of the greater respect being established for the united states he spoke of the need for the u.s. to put itself first in any future trade negotiations and he also did discuss the issue of north korea obviously of great concern to the region he did make a speech in south korea vitriolically attacking north korea but this is what he had to say i made clear that we will not allow this twisted dictatorship to hold the world hostage to nuclear blackmail i called on every nation including china and russia to unite in isolating the north korean regime cutting off a

chinese that are now the biggest influence here and beijing certainly likes the way prime minister hun sen he's doing things with his emphasis on national security and stability virtues that it approves of the country it calls rather cambodia an inquiry into abuse at u.s. prisons in australia's northern territory has called for the closure of one of the detention centers it found what it says were shocking and systemic failures that were ignored by top officials over many years most of the inmates were aboriginal and thomas reports. these are the shocking videos which sparked an inquiry into what was happening to children imprisoned in australia in one a boys strapped to a chair and put it another video shows a boy being picked up by a guard and thrown into his room much of the abuse happened here at the don dale prison for young offenders near darwin well over ninety percent of people detained here and elsewhere in the northern territory over recent years have been aboriginal earlier this year boys living in the territory told al-jazeera that among them the abuse was well known you know i

chinese that are now the biggest influence here and beijing certainly likes the way prime minister hun sen needs doing things with his emphasis on national security and stability virtues that it approves of the country it calls rather cambodia. so let's bring in our guests for today's discussion from paris we're joined by more such well vice president of the opposition cambodia national rescue party from beijing to go director of the china national association of international. that is from washington d.c. we're joined by hoss oakley mark yama director of the european center for international political economy thank you all for being with us let's start with you you wrote in a newspaper article on friday that democracy was on trial this week in cambodia and that it lost the supreme court decision set of the death knell for democracy in cambodia it was a big blow for democracy in cambodia that is not a fatal blow because democracy in cambodia is a poor of huge pool of democratic forces in cambodia that includes the rural poor civil servants they used intellectuals the workers all of us we w

this means mr hun sen will run potentially unopposed in next year's election.bout the mosque attack in egypt on friday, the worst the country has suffered in recent memory. three hundred worshippers, including dozens of children, were killed. as our middle east correspondent 0rla guerin reports, local people are asking what more can be done in the fight against extremists in sinai. her report contains some distressing images. trying to bring comfort after an attack that has horrified egypt and caused shock around the world. among the survivors, the imam, mohammed abdul fatah. he was leading the prayers when terror came to the mosque. as soon as people heard firing they started to run, he said. some climbed onto the pulpit. they were piled on top of each other. the attackers were shooting at anyone breathing. my friends lost their families, lost their cousins and brothers, some of them lost their sons. this sinai journalist is from bir al—abed, where the attack took place. he says it's a turning point for local tribes, who have resolved to hunt the militants the

opposition leader sam rainsy has called on the international community to cut ties with prime minister hun sen the supreme court dissolved the main opposition party on thursday and banned one hundred members from politics for five years gives one sends party a clear run in next year's election the white house has promised to respond to the move and the un says at least a million children in yemen are at risk of contracting diphtheria because urgently needed vaccines are being blocked from entering the country the heads of three un agencies pleaded with the saudi led coalition to fully lift its blockade of those with the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after my tunisia station that's watching. provoking debate challenging the established law and every single one of the three and a half thousand people who was killed with a drug dealer join mehdi has sung for up front at this time on al-jazeera. him. they are. not with that as it goes on have. little if they have. done is limited. a fair. you can't have. he hadn't. done much of the you know a lot of what they should have had. a c

opposition leader sam rainsy has called on the international community to cut ties with prime minister hun sen the supreme court dissolved the main opposition party and then banned more than one hundred members from politics for five years and gave his tongue since project can run in next year's election. the return in a one party system which is common in. a regime which is so contrary to the ninety ninety one paris peace our courts are on cambodia. that clearly state that the cambodia must follow a liberal democratic lura least the system so by killing democracy in cambodia. will. provoke. the international community besides the couple of young people an inquiry into abuse abuse prisons in australia as northern territory has called for the closure of one of the detention centers the investigation was prompted by a television documentary last year which showed teenagers at a darwin detention center tied up with hoods over their heads some were stripped naked and ten guest inquiry found children as young as ten were subject to regular repeated and distressing mistreatment and said some were br

wins like she is vibrant with this court's decision prime minister hun sen removes in one stroke his biggest obstacle in next year's election he will still face opposition but it will likely be from smaller parties unable to war going to themselves in time to unseat him and his premiership that has lasted for three decades is set to continue rob mcbride al-jazeera. lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has accepted an offer from the french president emmanuel micro-loan to visit paris he met the french foreign minister in the saudi capital riyadh where he'd announced his resignation two weeks ago lebanese president michel tweeted that he hopes the country's political crisis is over. false i reiterated france's concern with respect to lebanon stability independence and sovereignty from any foreign intervention all faiths and sex in lebanon need to be respected collective efforts must be made to restore things to normal after the resignation of prime minister saad hariri well the saudi foreign minister today denied allegations that hariri was being held against his will. in the kind of h

who wants to how prime minister hun sen has accused his rivals of plotting to overthrow his government after the arrest of opposition leader kim soccer the national rescue party denied the claim accusing the ruling party of using the courts to silence it it nearly won against the government at the last election and has been gaining in popularity look at what in politics is a zero sum game is a winner takes all politics and is. is risky to lose. human rights groups have accused one send of a wider crackdown one of the leading newspapers the cambodia daily was closed in september the government says for nonpayment of taxes and there have been restrictions on the activities of foreign n.g.o.s the opposition has promised to fight on regardless it can continue to exist and it is in. everyone in cambodia it can go. inside and outside it was a movement for change in vibrant with this court's decision prime minister hun sen removes in one stroke his biggest obstacle in next year's election he will still face opposition but there will likely be from smaller parties unable to war going to rise t

opposition leader sam rainsy has called on the international community to cut ties with prime minister hun sen the supreme court dissolved the main opposition party on thursday and banned one hundred members from politics for five years this gives one sense party a clear run in next year's election the u.n. says at least a million children in yemen are at risk of contracting diphtheria because urgently needed vaccines are being blocked from entering the country the heads of three un agencies have pleaded with the saudi led coalition to fully lift its blockade a huge fire has broken out at an old people's home in the u.s. state of pennsylvania the blaze was reported just start at eleven o'clock at night local time at the complex about fifty six kilometers west of philadelphia rescue workers are transporting people from the scene. but u.s. president donald trump is a step closer to his first major legislative victory the house of representatives has passed his plugs up talks reform bill but it still needs something to approval those are the headlines he's continues here on al-jazeera al-jazeera

conspiring to seize power critics have said that the decision is a tactic to strengthen prime minister hun sen's position ahead of elections next year an anonymous buyer has spent a record some on a work by the renaissance painter of the united to venture it's an astounding price for a painting once thought to be by one of his students previously the work had changed hands for just a few thousand dollars but i christie's in new york it was quite a different story. ladies and gentlemen we moved to their little davinci the suburbs of modern day the masterpiece probably not of christ the savior of previous in the clutches of three kings of england so you view of the world at courtrai to jesus christ one of fewer than twenty paintings known to exist by the nacelles must a ninety minute a looking for ninety five in house christie's said the presale estimates at one hundred million dollars but that was soon exceeded ninety four i'm going to go one third out of it well i wouldn't have it one hundred ten million go get me one twenty the beating via phone just gets him going one night into his bit you he

ation cambodia supreme court is deciding whether to dissolve the main opposition party prime minister hun sen accuses the cambodian national rescue party of planning a coup security forces have been deployed to phnom penh the deposed president of catalonia as parliament says he plans to run in next month spanish regional elections come as puja mount is hand-picking a list of probing dependents candidates to join him in plans to manage the campaign from belgium with his cabinet are facing extradition to spank. a five hundred year old painting by a famed italian artist leonardo da vinci has sold for four hundred fifty million dollars in the us the portrait of jesus christ is the most expensive piece of art ever sold at auction the artwork was expected to sell for one hundred million but went for four times its estimated value those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera of the digital dissidents and selection by foot. you know who was the war the person in the n.s.a. who did what he absolutely should have done. being a patriot doesn't mean you know obedience to authority. putti

officials cambodia's form opposition leaders urging world leaders to cut ties with prime minister hun sen sam rainsy is in washington d.c. with other members of his party the supreme court dissolved his party on thursday burned more than one hundred members from politics for five years. just internationals accusing philippine government forces and isolated fighters of war crimes during the five month battle for the city of merari when the thousand people were killed and five hundred thousand displaced a large group of rangar refugees is on the move again trying to escape a military crackdown in myanmar hundreds are stuck in what's known as no man's land between me and mark and bangladesh those are the headlines the news will continue but right now it is one zero one. head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germans a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily the start his biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cos

prime minister hun sen our the. solution of the opposition party than you can see certain political impact on the court decision we have two opposing views from the government and from the opposition the government perceive that that was a plot to proper down the government through. what they call it and therefore. it is a political motivated move by the ruling party to eliminate the threat. or the threat to the power status quo so it's a quite controversial perspective here when we look at the court ruling. lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has accepted an offer from the french president emmanuel micro to visit paris the french foreign minister in the saudi capital riyadh where he had announced his resignation that happened two weeks ago the lebanese president michel i tweeted today that he hopes the country's political crisis is over. i reiterated france's concern with respect to lebanon stability independence and sovereignty from any foreign intervention all faiths and sex in lebanon need to be respected colle

with prime minister hun sen sam rainsy is in washington d.c. with other members of the now banned c n r p the supreme court dissolved his party on thursday and banned more than one hundred members from politics for five years. and. an inquiry into abuse of youth prisons in australia's northern territory has called for the closure of one of the detention centers it found children and teenagers were regularly mistreated the inquiry says shocking and systemic failures over many years were ignored by top officials amnesty international is accusing philippine government forces and isolate linked fighters of war crimes during the five month battle for the city of merari more than a thousand people were killed and five hundred thousand displaced by the fighting a large group of rango refugees is on the move again trying to escape a military crackdown in myanmar hundreds are stuck in what's known as no man's land between me and ma and bangladesh more than six hundred thousand have crossed the border since august and he's trying to be really been injure

main opposition party and its pledging to take steps in response the ruling gives prime minister hun sen's party a clear run in next year's election his government's accuse the u.s. of plotting with the opposition. the u.n. says at least a million children in yemen risk of contracting diphtheria because of vaccines are being blocked from entering the country the heads of three u.n. agencies pleaded with the coalition to fully lift its blockade well those are the headlines continue. after the street station that's what. we're living through a technological revolution. is taking over a piece of machinery goes wrong is there a chain of litigation which we can bring to bear oxford university professor. at this time. during the strain. out to. our. new film. the documentary chance a journey of one of bollywood's biggest stars in the silver screen. i'm taking your questions and comments live on the program on the snake charmer follows on on a journey through india's t.v. and film industry as he attempts to change the way indians perceive and treat women take a lot of. justice is. towards women.

with me in our prime minister hun sen has accused his rivals of plotting to overthrow his government after the arrest of opposition leader kim sucker the national rescue party denied the claim accusing the ruling party of using the courts to silence it it nearly won against the government at the last election and has been gaining in popularity and looking one in politics here all summer game is a winner takes all politics and is. is a risky. human rights groups have accused one sound of a wider crackdown one of the leading newspapers the cambodia daily was closed in september the government says for nonpayment of taxes and there have been restrictions on the activities of foreign n.g.o.s. the opposition has promised to fight on regardless it can continue and it does exist and it is in hearts of everyone in cambodia. inside and outside. the movement for change is vibrant with this court's decision prime minister hun sen removes in one stroke his biggest obstacle in next year's election he will still face opposition but it will likely be from smaller parties unable to war going to rise

tuesday night cambodia supreme court has dissolved the main opposition party giving the prime minister hun sen's ruling party a clear run in next year's general election the government accuses the cambodian national rescue party of processing a coup with help from the us one hundred eighteen members of the party of also have been banned from political activity for five years riot police were deployed in poland pen ahead of the decision saudi arabia's foreign minister has denied reports that a lebanese prime minister is being held in riyadh against his will francaise saad hariri has accepted an offer to visit paris after meeting the french foreign minister in saudi arabia hariri hasn't been back to lebanon since announcing his resignation in riyadh twelve days ago. and the u.n. says at least a million children in yemen are at risk of contracting diptheria because he needed vaccines are being blocked from entering the country heads of three u.n. agencies have pleaded with the saudi led coalition to lift its blockade on the country on monday saudi arabia said it would reopen some yemeni ports and a

cambodia supreme court has dissolved the main opposition party giving prime minister hun sen's ruling party a clear run in next year's general election government accuses the cum buddy a national rescue party of plotting a coup with help from the us under eighteen members of the past have also been banned from political activity for five years riot police were deployed ahead of the decision. saudi arabia's foreign minister has denied reports that the lebanese prime minister is being held in riyadh against his will francaise saad hariri has accepted an offer to visit paris self to meeting the french foreign minister in saudi arabia harry reid hasn't been back to lebanon since announcing his resignation from riyadh twelve days ago. and the u.n. says at least a million children in yemen are at risk of contracting diptheria because they needed vaccines are being blocked from entering the country the heads of three u.n. agencies have pleaded with the saudi led coalition to lift its blockade on the country they say there's also the risk of a renewed flare up in cholera which saw more than n

cambodia's from opposition leaders urging world leaders to cut ties with prime minister hun sen sam rainsy is in washington d.c. with other members of his party the supreme court dissolved his party on thursday and banned more than one hundred members from politics for five years. as the headlines the news continues but first it is inside story. two weeks after the saudi led coalition imposed a total blockade on yemen it says it's opening access in some areas but is that enough for a country struggling with years of violence and a humanitarian crisis this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm hamad. yemenis have been through a lot over the past few years there is a devastating cholera outbreak there is fighting and air strikes almost every day and now a nearly two week old blockade imposed by the saudi led coalition fighting iranian backed her with the rebels it was put in place after the what these launched a missile targeting the saudi capital riyadh saudi arabia says it is reopening some of yemen's ports and airports but humanitarian aid agencies say none of their suppli

the supreme court is due to decide on thursday whether to dissolve the party which prime minister hun sen says is trying to topple his government it follows a crackdown on opposition members and civil rights groups. but as well as blaming the u.s. for make it impossible to we pay its debts the rating agency standard and poor's has declared the nation in selective default often failed to make two hundred million dollars in repayments due and john hendren reports. then this whalen is in default with apparently little hope of paying off its creditors the declaration by the ratings agency standard and poor's comes after venezuela with sixty billion dollars in debt in just nine point six billion in its bank accounts missed the second deadline on a debt payment the red carpet was rolled out for a few foreign investors who might be willing to keep the country afloat at a price that as well as vice president tariq ali seamy said the country is the victim of an economic war being waged by the us and foreign lenders. this is salt of the us government is made jointly with the venezuelan opposition t

party accusing it of plotting a coup it's being seen as the climax to a crackdown by prime minister hun sen head of next year's elections at least eighteen people including four female suicide bombers have been killed in a series of blasts in northeastern nigeria twenty nine others were injured in the attacks in. which is on the outskirts of my degree city france's foreign minister is due to meet with lebanon's prime minister saad hariri on a visit to saudi arabia france's president and money on mark wrong has invited howdy to visit paris on wednesday lebanon's president michel aoun said that nothing justified the apparent detention of honeybee by saudi arabia really announced his resignation in riyadh nearly two weeks ago. the deposed catalan leader is planning to run in next month's spanish regional elections colace push to mount is choosing pro independence candidates to join him he plans to manage his campaign from belgium where he and four of his cabinet members are facing extradition to spain on charges of sedition and rebellion and a day of mourning has been declared a greece after a

it seems according to critics of long time prime minister hun sen he has used this opportunity to crack down on his main opposition so that when he does go to the ballot next year he will be faced with much smaller this organized opposition parties that he can defeat and continue to stay in office at least eighteen people four of them female suicide bombers have been killed in a series of blasts in northeastern nigeria twenty nine others were injured in the attacks in motor goddy which is on the outskirts of my dog and he says he boko haram has been active in that area the armed group has killed at least twenty thousand people since two thousand and nine when it began its campaign against the nigerian government from al jazeera. who's in lagos. and what looked like a coordinated attack on moon again we. walked into town one of them. run into a house deteriorated our device killing a woman instantly child was killed in similar circumstance when a female suicide bomber hugged the child and did teenager die device but the most victims who were killed. even in prayer together to save their

on thursday whether to dissolve the main opposition party which prime minister hun sen accuses of trying to mount a coup the party's former leader sam rand raincy has returned to politics ahead of the ruling he resigned as chief of the cambodian national rescue party in february membership would lead to the party being banned he says now that's inevitable whether he's a member or not. venezuela has signed a debt restructuring deal with one of its major creditors russia more than three billion dollars will now be paid back to moscow over ten years with minimal payments for the first six its first major result of talks with creditors from nine nations in the capital caracas on monday two of the world's major credit agencies have downgraded venezuela's rating after a failed to make bond repayments or a challenge has more from moscow this is a lifeline for the caracas governments russia has agreed to restructure three point fifteen billion dollars worth of debts with payments now being spread over ten years and only a minimal commitment for the first six years gives the governments of venezu

wednesday cambodia's form opposition leaders urging world leaders to cut ties with prime minister hun sen sam rainsy is in washington d.c. with other members of the now banned c r p the supreme court dissolved his party on thursday and more than one hundred members from politics for five years a large group of rango refugees is on the move again trying to escape me and my sources on the ground confirms that hundreds of them are currently stuck in what's known as no man's land between me and ma and bangladesh this footage was taken last month of another exodus in the same area more than six hundred thousand have crossed the border since august the japanese prime minister says threats from north korea are the most serious security concerns for tokyo since world war two sions arbaaz outlined his cabinet key priorities in a speech to parliament says that japan would respond to what he called pyongyang's escalating provocation at least twenty people have been injured in a fire at a home for elderly people in the u.s. state of pennsylvania flames are reported at the complex in west chester to t

conspiring to seize power critics have said that the decision is a tactic to strengthen prime minister hun sen's position ahead of elections next year. lebanon's former prime minister hariri has accepted an invitation to travel from saudi arabia to paris according to france's foreign minister this after beirut had accused riyadh of detaining harari following his shock resignation earlier this month his arrival date has not yet been announced. more than a dozen people have been killed by a suicide bomber either a political rally in the afghan capital kabul the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility it is the latest in a wave of attacks in afghanistan that have killed and wounded thousands this year alone. british police have said that the final death toll from the grenfell tower fire is seventy one including a stillborn baby official said that investigators have pushed at the boundaries of what was scientifically possible to identify the victims the blaze broke out overnight in june quickly spreading through the tower block and trapping people inside. well time now for business news a

been banned from politics for five years it was seen as the only viable contender to prime minister hun sen's rule in next year's parliamentary elections. a south african delegation as it is involved in zimbabwe have sought to try to mediate a way out of the political crisis that it's speaking to members of the army president mugabe his family and his posse the military seized power wednesday and placed under house arrest and lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has accepted an offer by the president of france emmanuel macron to visit paris lebanese president michel aoun tweeted that he hopes the country's political crisis is over pretty announced his resignation in riyadh nearly two weeks ago. the new york times is reporting that the u.s. is increasingly concerned with the actions of the saudi crown prince saying they could damage american interests but he calling reports from washington d.c. . a less than flattering article about the recent moves made by saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon in the new york times the headline reads at thirty two he's begun a war and jailed his rivals what

cambodian journalists have been charged with espionage in the latest government crackdown prime minister hun sen and his allies in the judiciary have been cracking down on critics the main opposition party was dissolved this week the two journalists who work for u.s. funded radio free asia are accused of supplying information to a foreign state concern is one of the world's longest serving leaders he's been prime minister since nine hundred eighty five. protests in mexico say the north american free trade agreement has undermined their rights they demonstrated in mexico city where representatives of the u.s. canada or mexico and again changes to the after deal trade unions say it benefits corporations at the expense of workers. you know spent more you three years. now. conditions how much your workers yes but when you three years of driving down the standard of measurement problem workers in canada united states so hard how the workers and care of the united states and mexico mind you have are joined together to ensure not to renegotiate working people and corporation cohen has become an importa

cambodian janice have been charged with espionage in the latest government crackdown prime minister hun sen and his allies in the judiciary have been cracking down on critics the main opposition party was dissolved this week the teacher and this she worked for us funded radio free asia and we queues of supplying information to foreign state and is one of the world's longest serving leaders he's been prime minister since one thousand nine hundred eighty five. president trump has postponed his controversial decision to allow hunters to import elephant parts from zimbabweans i'm via he's tweeted he was putting the big came tracy decision on hold until such time as he could review all conservation facts he says the issue has been under study for years and he would update the situation soon day morse's is the president of founder of the elephant project. the reality is that the amount of revenue that is generated from these homes is miniscule to the amount of money that these countries could generate by adopting what we call a humane economy where and live elephant is a greater economic value to

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party here and its long time prime minister hun sen it amounted to threatening insurrection with this move and effectively removes the major obstacle that he was facing in next year's crucial and elections he will still face opposition but it will be from a number of smaller parties that will likely not have time to war going to themselves effectively to unseat him and has been in power now in cambodia for three decades he says he's determined to rule for another ten years and this decision today seems to pave the way for him to do that at least six police officers have been killed in a suspected suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul the security forces say a number of civilians also died the explosion happened close to a political gathering it was so powerful that shot of the windows of a nearby building. a south african delegation is in zimbabwe to mediate a way out of the political crisis there is speaking to members of the army president mugabe his family and his party the military seized power on weapons day and placed mugabe under house arrest it was angered by the sacking