with their positive attitude imran and his colleagues have created an atmosphere found nowhere else in the islamic republic. no other coffee he a neuron could get away with this level of frivolity imran and the others are making the best out being a little bit different and have transformed coffee down to them into a place that's bursting with positivity. south africa is seen as a paradise for gin lovers newly created spirits are always finding their way to the country's national market it already offers 500 different varieties but there's one flavor that even seasoned aficionados need some time to get used to. let's just lay is always good to see people's reactions while preparing is gin tasting after all and is no ordinary gin it's flavored with elephant stuff. in the. yard is a little bit funny to think that was elephant dung but it's it's good surprisingly good. if you didn't expect so you know. what makes me relax or feel better about it is all that i'll call that sterilizes whatever that was inside the down side doesn't really make a big difference to me it tastes good. less and

with their positive attitude imran and his colleagues have created an atmosphere found nowhere else in the islamic republic. no other cafe here in iran could get away with this level of frivolity imran and the others are making the best out being a little bit different and have transformed coffee down tizen into a place that's bursting with positivity. that's the latest for this hour but before we go a christmas carol german bundesliga club when you know in berlin got over $28000.00 fans to join in with a festive sing along at the stadium a mommy and he said from me in the v.w. news team thanks for watching. i. was god who was i was i. was that i was was my god. god god god. god god i had i. was i was i didn't i i. was i am i. was. me. coldly primitive was. defeated me. back a very tender birthmark of harvard.

with a positive attitude imran and his colleagues have created an atmosphere found nowhere else in the islamic republic. no other can feel he a neuron could get away with this level of frivolity imran and the others are making the best out being a little bit different and have transformed coffee down 2000 into a place that's bursting with positivity. now paris is iconic notre dame cathedral will not be holding a christmas mass this year for the 1st time since the french revolution the french government pledged to rebuild it after a fire earlier this year devastated its structure that work will take years to complete and the building is too unstable to hold religious services to the landmark cathedral of paris still the skeleton of its former self. the work underway now focuses on stabilizing notre dame and preventing its collapse. the fire that ravaged the church's roof and spire broke out on april 15th. tonnes of poisonous lead melted during the blaze that spells health hazards and good reason to delay holding christmas festivities inside i think it's incredibly sad that they will be

pakistan willing to take responsibility for its human rights abuses i lost the human rights minister in imran khan's government. here in missouri thank you for joining me on up front you are the human rights minister in a government that is perhaps the world's number one critic of indian government human rights abuses in kashmir abuses that we've covered on the show very recently but what about pakistan's own contribution to that human rights crisis in kashmir you've backed groups like gesture mohamad going to say about that have killed civilians that have engaged in torture that have ethnically cleansed kashmiri hindus that's all undeniable isn't it it's absolutely did. we not done any ethnic cleansing. and say that the but. the situation. i think nobody in the. believes that the dish needs in occupy wall street. from. the scene and. the scene. it's now $121.00 days and we've covered we've we've covered the lockdown extensively i'm just wondering you can still have an indigenous freedom movement while also having pakistan support violent groups like gesture muhammad and what's going to say a

imran sidat has more.t to it, they were back on the field and front of the passionate supporters with security stepped up. the locals are given a reason to cheer as he made the breakthrough. more wickets followed and getting his first in test cricket. also broke its test duck in pakistan were on a roll. he was only six years old the last time a test match was played in pakistan and it took a second wicket with the key dismissal of angelo matthews. it was stopped in their tracks when bad light brought plate to an early finish. there was no pressure. i was very excited to have played in front of my home crowd, in my home ground. he saw in the fence really got behind the boilers and i was enjoying the way our crowd back to us enjoying the way our crowd back to us today at. as the sunsets on their first day back to hosting test cricket. the fans will be hoping that this is a dawn of a new era. so test cricket is back in pakistan after more than ten years. here are the thoughts of the pakistan cricket board cha

with a positive attitude imran and his colleagues have created an atmosphere found nowhere else in the islamic republic. no other can feed a new iran could get away with this level of frivolity in iran and the others making the best out being a little bit different and have transformed coffee down to them into a place that's bursting with positivity. that report by 2 such tropper now here in germany christmas markets are among the most popular features of the festive season in berlin there are over 70 to pick from and they attract people from all around the world and we went to one of berlin's favorite christmas markets to hear what visitors enjoy most. in the center of berlin at the diamond market christmas market there is no shortage of artists and all crafts. there are butchers and bakers. even candlestick maker but the principle offering is an atmosphere. that's hard to find anywhere else. you see that one 1st i mean gentleman in my name but it seems and this is our 1st time experiencing christmas market and it's really nice it's just. it wasn't what i was expecting it's better she

imran sidat watched it for us. it was the most eagerly anticipated match of the tournament so far. record extending uk title saw him go up against chinese ding jun hui, who returned to form this week, with many predicting and upset. and he showed why. the rocket was celebrating his 44th birthday, and he needed some inspiration. this audacious fluke seemed to spark them back to life. 24 magical minutes, and to sublime back to back centuries later, the seven—time champion was level up all. it was the birthday boy who felt the nerves asa the birthday boy who felt the nerves as a couple of easy mrs handed the advantage to the chinese star. he held his own it to knock out the tournament and knocked out o'sullivan for the first time in two yea rs. o'sullivan for the first time in two years. i was 4-1 down, o'sullivan for the first time in two years. iwas 4-1 down, and i was thinking this could be 6—1. on my birthday, i'm thinking it couldn't have gone any worse. then i managed to make a few frames, then twitched the red. he played well towards the end, soi the red. he played well towards

terror attack but as the longest format of the game returned the whole country stopped to watch as imranror attacks brought a halt to international test cricket in pakistan, the home side we re cricket in pakistan, the home side were back on the field in front of the passionate supporters, with security stepped up in rawalpindi. and the supporters were given a chance to chairjust before lunch. more wickets followed, with 16—year—old paceman getting his first in test cricket. was mentioned worry also broke his test, show was only six years old the last time a test match was played in pakistan. they were stopped in their tracks when bud light brought play to an early finish. translation: there was no pressure. i early finish. translation: there was no pressure. i was early finish. translation: there was no pressure. i was very excited to play in front of my home crowd on my home ground of. we saw in australia when fans really got behind the bowlers. i was enjoying the way our crowd back to us today. for pakistan fans, this will be a day that lives long in the memory. 11 time world surfing

and the university denies the accusations but also told our desire they fear more rights attack on imrankhan as a report from the occupied west bank. a 1st glance at present university looks like an ordinary campus that could be anywhere in the world that's because it is the university in the occupied west bank goes about its daily business but the israeli army says it's far from ordinary and that this campus is a recruitment center for what it calls a terrorism and incitement to violence according to his latest video. since the beginning of $2964.00 students have been arrested in total 80 students are in jail the vast majority have yet to be convicted this video from march 2018 shows israeli special forces arresting a student on campus at gunpoint the students currently awaiting trial on charges of activities relating to the hamas islamic bloc which is the student wing of the political party the university fairs more israeli incursions and more students arrests from our long. experience with israeli occupation whenever they launch a campaign. of this information out of the university it

a warning here and once again students and stop bracing themselves for more raids and more arrests imran khan out as a result university the occupied west bank the u.s. house judiciary committee has released a report outlining the constitutional grounds for the impeachment of president donald trump it follows top democrat nancy pelosi and now saying have party is moving forward in drafting formal articles of impeachment she on the committee allege that the president tried to use military aid to ukraine as leverage for political gain the committee will hold a public hearing on monday to consider evidence gathered in the inquiry. a 3rd successive day of a nationwide strike in france is causing weekend travel chaos public transport flights and hospitals are all disrupted again protesters are angry at president emmanuelle mohan's plans for pension reforms the government insists the strikes won't stop the changes happening. thousands of probe aging protesters several 8 in hong kong one china's strict there calling for an investigation into recent local elections by pro-democracy parties won a

imran sidat has all the details. fallon sherrock faced the biggest test of her world championship so far. her opponent is nicknamed hollywood, and he was out to end this fairy tale story. she has already won two matches at the alexandra palace and backed by a vociferous crowd she came storming out of the blocks to ta ke came storming out of the blocks to take the first set. derby form factor level but sherrock‘s scoring and finishes saw her back and front. the world number 22 was having double trouble. you find one when he needed it most to level the match. which way with the pendulum swing now? she has changed the face of women's darts at this championship but dobie found his feet to move ahead for the first time. he showed his experience to clinch victory and bring an end to one of the greatest stories in the sport's history.” think there are people now who did not watch darts who watch it now. and especially with the ladies game, i have proved now that we can compete with all these men. we just need more opportuni

live now to canberra and to climate scientist, dr imran ahmed, from the australian national universityuch for your time. i know it is difficult to link particular events and even particular events and even particular disasters to climate change but surely no doubt something big is changing and there is a new normal? of course. this is now, we have to accept, that this is going to be the new normal. we're living in an of adaptation. australia has experienced bushfires in the past. it isa experienced bushfires in the past. it is a national disaster but what is happening and it is clear that climate change has exacerbated the conditions under which bushfires happen. the intensity and frequency has been increased, we are clearly, since 2005, we have added the nine hottest years in australia. all of these things have had an impact. this year, the bushfire season has started much earlier, the intensity is quite a lot and we are clearly seeing the linkages and if this is a time to really address this issue on a longer term basis. and yet climate change is still not recognised by australian po

the pakistani government led by imran khan prime minister for the. main of the announcement. the core. of the high court they create a trick to get far and today win back announcement was made it was it was a 2 to one they were to get to.

this was done by prime minister narendra modi's on the indian side and by his counterpart imran khanon the pakistani side. the qatar por site which has been renovated and expanded can accommodate up to five thousand worshipers a day. islamabad hopes to make it a tourist talksport. this is not just any tempel. the been there and just mean hope that this report small will help heal the trauma of a violent episode in history. the partition of india and pakistan. yeah i guess he focused on john this will definitely change the perception of what people think about pakistan's. this generation today's youth wants to move on the. we don't want to look to the pasta but to the future. yeahah. but this corridr is above all symbolic. a few kilometers away the reality is different this is the wa the checkpoint the only land border between india and pakistan. every day hundreds of indians and pakistanis come to watch a unique s show. in front of big crowds the soldiers of the two countries they sell in look confrontation and stomping out displaying theirir distrust of the children. this military p

the pakistani government led by imran khan prime minister for the further mind of the announcement. the core. of the high court to create a church be cared for and today went back announcement was made it was a work day $2.00 to $1.00 they were teaching to dealing with that special case was english and their high creed didn't gaze under article 50 out the pakistani constitution and the fact that gates kaitlin gone for 6 years was also partly due to the fact that musharraf left the country in 2016 because of deteriorating health he's now in a hospital unlikely to come back to pakistan or the god of the few years to live but this is all a turn on president k. . work a by a court because pakistan has seen many at military daigo was so dated before its time that the court has come out so hard to take us back into 2007 tamala i remember you reporting on us a lot at the time the suspension of the constitution the state of emergency why did he do it. when it's 2000 and. 4 to be a major backlash from the country if you're a. b supreme court chief justice that is the highest court and the co

world look at pakistan's pretty draconian and barbaric blasphemy laws as something i discussed with imran khan when and he was on the show a couple of years ago some pakistani politicians have tried to train them they got killed for speaking out against your blasphemy laws do you understand why those laws leave religious minorities in your country like christians and shias and hindus and ahmadis feeling still persecuted demonized target is. us she has like not of my daughter. and that bothers them. so please let me get on when we talk about my daughter but the sheer. if you have an oppressed minority community in pakistan or a lot of other absolute really that haven't been and haven't been killings of shia professionals there haven't been disappearances of has already she isn't blood just start there hasn't been a sectarian campaign of hiatus i haven't been suicide bomb attacks and. we just imagined. the unbuttoned and one attack the other but to say that this yes that might well use fact. we have a slim simpsons and we are the minority i mean not the one muslim citizens yes then the prob

rowhani high level delegations from indonesia and pakistan are also here but pakistani prime minister imran khan canceled the day before after visiting saudi arabia at the season made media reports the saudis are concerned the summit could lead to the creation of a rival muslim body to the saudi that organization of islamic cooperation i see the possibility that oh i see as it was envisioned 60 or 70 years ago may not be relevant for the future of the muslim world and this scale summit provides an opportunity to the muslim leadership coming from diverse backgrounds to deliberate more extensively on this question i think they really do mean there's nothing like that we're not going to compete with anybody and in fact. that's how we raise is complementing it's time consuming life he. is not going to replace the whole to take over from waverley he's not going to be a blow to the gates say they are here to tackle islamophobia and promote the interests of 1700000000 muslims through concrete joint action. and there was no shortage of pressing issues to discuss they include the conflicts in yemen

imran sidat has all the details.ld championship so far. her opponent, chris toby, is nicknamed hollywood. he was out to end this fairy tale story. she has already won two matches of the alexander palace, and backed by a amazing crowd, she came storming out of the blocks to take the first set. her opponent fought back, but she had heavy scoring and big finishing that saw her back in front. there were number 22 was having double trouble, he found one when he needed it most to level the match. which way with the pendulum swing now? she has changed the face of women starts at this championship, but a challenge began to fade as he found his feet to move ahead for the first time. he showed his experience to clinch victory and bring it into one of the greatest stories in sports history. i think i've helped the darts in general, this people know who didn't watch darts that want to watch it now, and that's, like, especially like with the ladies game, i've just proved now that we can compete with all of these men, wejust prove

imran sidat watched this one. saracens defence of the champions cup has not gone to plan so far.onster. i did not take the england captain long to get on the board. this penalty the only score in early exchanges. monster world dealt a pre—match below with injuries but they finally got the rewards they are pressure warranted when hanra han got the rewards they are pressure warranted when hanrahan kicked over to bring them level. it was turning into a to bring them level. it was turning intoa warof to bring them level. it was turning into a war of attrition with the kicking game proving to be decisive. hanrahan keeping his cool once again. the same could not be said about the rest of the players on the pitch, as jamie george's frustrations sparked a mass brawl. that seemed to provide the spark the saracens needed with belly valley polar leaving sean maitland free for the first try of the match. —— billy vunipola. this time it was mako vunipola. this time it was mako vunipola. the game was slow in the first—half, they were more enthusiastic than we were. which is unlike us. so we ta

warning here and once again students and staff are bracing themselves for more raids and more arrests imran khan out as a result university the occupied west bank taliban and u.s. negotiators are resumed their talks aimed at ending the war in afghanistan the u.s. delegation says renewed discussions in qatar will focus on the reduction of violence to lead to in traffic and negotiations and a cease fire back in september u.s. president donald trump abruptly stopped the talks just as both sides appeared to be close to signing a deal. thousands of afghan workers and refugees are leaving iran each week because of the dire economic situation caused by u.s. sanctions for some afghans the desperation for work is so bad it actually outweighs the dangers they want to run from at home tony burke reports now from the islam color border crossing between iran and afghanistan. getting a job in iran provided a lifeline for many afghans crossing the border was both and a skate from fighting between taliban and government forces as well as from u.s. airstrikes but the afghans couldn't escape the u.s. sanctio

warning here and once again students and staff are bracing themselves for more raids and more arrests imran khan al jazeera because it university the occupied west bank. governments in southeast asia say more regional cooperation is needed to tackle a growing drug problem much of the methamphetamine and opium it comes from me and maher where armed groups use drugs money to fund their wars against the government as wayne hale reports one of those army says it is anti drugs and is stepping up its fight against addiction. in this part of me and armed rebels are in control and they make the rules if you're addicted to drugs and get caught you're detained and put to work even those who aren't from this area are subject to the arbitrary laws of the tar national liberation army. t.l.a. have checkpoints and they stop people who pass through their territory they tested by your own and i didn't pass and then they brought me here i didn't have a chance to defend myself and when they ordered me to come here i had to follow them the t.l.a. is a relatively small but active rebel army based in shan state

imran ahmed is the ceo of center for countering digital hate — the organisation behind the campaign.uch for being with us. tell us what you're trying to do with this campaign. good morning. social media can often feel like a very negative space to be in and pa rt very negative space to be in and part of that is because there are people on there that are negative but part of it is also that we've abandoned that space to those voices, we pay disproportionate attention to the most contentious, the most angry voices. and we often describe social media as toxic, as a cesspit of hate and anger. well, actually, social media reflects the rest of society had most of us are good and decent people, who saw in social media, originally, the potential to bring people together, to give us a chance to form new relationships, to extend our existing relationships and talk about the things that we care about. we would like to come over this 12 day period, not just we would like to come over this 12 day period, notjust christmas but hanukkah as well, and for people like me, it'sjust a holiday, it's a ch

warning here and once again students and staff are bracing themselves for more raids and more arrests imran khan al jazeera because it university the occupied west bank. taliban and u.s. negotiators have resumed talks aimed at ending the war in afghanistan the u.s. delegation says renewed discussions in cata are will focus on the reduction of violence that leads to intra afghan negotiations and a ceasefire quotes in september donald trump abruptly stopped talks just as both sides did appear close to signing a new deal. at least 7 kenyan police officers have been killed after their bus was attacked near the border with somalia the kenyan president says gunmen from the armed group stopped the vehicle on a remote road between the towns of where g. and monday are in june 8 police officers were killed in a similar attack in which your county the government or some more says nearly 90 percent of the population of now being vaccinated against measles a compulsory program was rolled after an outbreak 6 weeks ago 65 people have died mainly children and more than 4 and a half 1000 people have been in

pakistan willing to take responsibility for its human rights abuses i lost the human rights minister in imranhan's government. here in missouri thank you for joining me on up front you are the human rights minister in a government that is perhaps the world's number one critic of indian government human rights abuses in kashmir abuses that we've covered on this show very recently but what about pakistan's own contribution to that human rights christ.

warning here and once again students and staff are bracing themselves for more raids and more arrests imran khan algis a visit university the occupied west bank the democratic led house of representatives has passed a resolution backing a 2 state solution for israel and palestine and that it largely along party lines to pass a largely symbolic measure farm longstanding u.s. policy and get settlement expansion that was reversed last month and ministration. the king of saudi arabia has offered his condolences to the victims of a shooting at a naval base in the united states as our air force officer on a training course killed 3 fellow students in florida before he was shot dead by share us the tactics are investigating the motive mike hanna has more from washington. naval air station pensacola was immediately placed in a state of lockdown as were the surrounding neighborhoods where many of the 16000 personnel at the base live along with some 7000 civilians who work there each day. a navy spokesman confirmed it was a saudi national training at the base who opened fire in a classroom we have th

rowhani high level delegations from indonesia and pakistan are also here but pakistani prime minister imran khan canceled the day before after visiting saudi arabia at the media reports the saudis are concerned the summit could lead to the creation of a rival muslim body to the saudi that organization of islamic cooperation i see the possibility that oh i see as it was envisioned 60 or 70 years ago may not be relevant for the future of the muslim world and this scale summit provides an opportunity to the muslim leadership coming from diverse backgrounds to deliberate more extensively on this question i think they really do why did we there's nothing like that we're not going to compete with anybody and in fact. the saudis is complementing it's time consuming like he. is not going to replace the whole to take over from waverley he's not going to be a blow to the gates say they're here to tackle islamophobia and promote the interests of 1700000000 muslims through concrete joint action. and there was no shortage of pressing issues to discuss that you clued the conflicts in yemen libya syria an

warning here and once again students and staff are bracing themselves for more raids and more arrests imranhan al jazeera because it university the occupied west bank. to lebanon now thousands of women to protest against sexual harassment women are fighting to change a system they say has been unjust to them. to reports from beirut the why the anti-government movement has given them a new platform. they are speaking out in solidarity with those who recently gathered the courage to do so a flash mob was organized by lebanese women to support others who have been sexually abused and harassed dozens have broken their silence for the past few weeks since the start of the so-called october revolution in a society where the victim and not the rapist is condemned this is a challenge to the norms the servant has given strength to many many many women in the minority. the women speak up including ourselves about the motives or something that's been happening to us that the government is not taking into consideration even the believe and anti establishment movement against the ruling elite has given