from on this on the world where the international crisis group in nairobi kenya joins us now thanks for your time so put us or see the u.n. mission is failing them but the u.n. says they are not there in warsaw what exactly is the u.n. mission there for. i had a good afternoon. i think would receive in the in the deer sea over the past few weeks is that the effort to see the girlies army is attacking the a.t.f. the a.t.f. on their part is attacking the population and then the population is attacking. the peacekeeping mission in the dear sea and that is their mandate there in the d.n.c. to keep the peace but i think what you see at the moment is that there is no peace to keep so from when it's go it's there really on the pressure and it's very difficult for them to act also because there are a lot of there a lot of expectations from the population that want to go will fix it but that's very complicated ok so let's understand that clearly so over 20 years forces have been causing havoc in congo are looking at the un peacekeepers combined 2 weeks to defeat these groups you know you see tha

english speaking regions has resulted in a military crackdown and 3000 dead according to the international crisis group. cuba's 37th annual international trade fair has opened in havana it brings together some $4000.00 entrepreneurs from 60 nations around the world where willing to brave tough sanctions from the u.s. government and a long wait for payment. the cuban government is proud of this trade fair. thousands of companies from the u.s. and europe of once again come to havana that's despite new american sanctions that make trading with the communist island even more difficult companies like spanish printing equipment supplier affair program want to keep doing business here in washington doesn't need us that's the end of the us sanctions are doing a lot of damage to our business customers are already tightening their purse strings that also makes things more complicated because there may be less money left for us and when it's time for payment they may pay another supplier 1st making us wait a long time for our money i'll get over it all this is why don't we keep it up. but that doesn't stop too ma

english speaking regions as in a military crackdown and $3000.00 dead according to the international crisis group . in the other global trade news french president of mammal mccaughey is in china to drum up new business and blow the trumpet for free trade accompanied by other e.u. leaders he met his chinese kind of paying at a vast import fair in shanghai against the backdrop of a trade war between washington and beijing. at the international import expo in shanghai my call and she raised a glass to global trade but behind the bar now many are deeper efforts to ease the tensions stifling global commerce the e.u. wants china to open its markets further despite repeated promises of reforms european companies are still disadvantaged in china korea. creating new balance links requires that chinese market access procedures be accelerated to make more transparent to enable foreign companies especially innovative ones to a stoppage themselves in china with confidence. of the question. she repeated his mantra about globalization and opening up chinese markets to foreign investment but he offered no new i

never fully recovered but speak to us in washington he's the iran project director for the international crisis group what is it about this 40th anniversary this hostage crisis all that time ago why is it the both the americans and the iranians have both taken calculated blows at one another on the on this significant adverse or why is it still so significant. because the reality is neither side has moved on you know we still have a situation in which the rupture that was cause that's a result of the hostage crisis still creates a lot of tensions between the 2 of countries and as a result of that a lot of tensions true out the region and now since president trump withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal with iran and 2018 we have seen the u.s. being locked into this cycle of this condition of continuously imposing sanctions on iran and since last year they were audience have also started pushing back and. gradually we're drawing from their commitments under the nuclear the and also gradually escalating the tensions in the region in ways that in the past 4 months we have twice come to the brink of a milita

live pas by fallen will briscoe is program director of latin america and caribbean at the international crisis group he says what happens next in bolivia is uncertain. and there are too many uncertainties at the moment to know whether the legislative assembly will make and here's a temporary acting president tomorrow we don't know whether the deputies who follow the party of ever more hours the man with a tan they have said we need security guarantees to be able to take part in a session and it's at the certain moment where they can be provided after that we need to know when will the election be held bearing in mind that all the election is. what would dissolve. on sunday as a result of the records detecting fraud in the electoral process and they're there to electoral officials have been arrested so there's a question of setting up the electoral system is a question of its 1000000000 to grandstand and is that the role of a deeper question how are the relations going to be between the opposition which is strong campaign against ever moralism and the and the delmar ellis' supports he still has a ver

to discuss here often briscoe is program director of latin america and caribbean at the international crisis group and he joins us on skype from bogota it's nice to have you with us i want to get your sense 1st of all on the political landscape what does it look like going forward from here do we have a situation where janine and you is becomes interim president or camera body still block that. thank you very much about it too many uncertainties at the moment and know where the legislative assembly will make it happen here this temporary acting president tomorrow we don't know whether the deputies who follow the party of ever more about is the mask with a tan they have said we need security guarantees to be able to take part in a session and it's uncertain at the moment whether they can be provided after that we need to know when will the election be held bearing in mind that all the election is about what would dissolve. us on sunday as a result of the records detecting fraud in the electoral process and they're there to electoral officials have been arrested so there's a question of setting up t

. >> sandra: let's bring in a senior analyst from mexico at the international crisis group.our time this morning. what can you add to what we're learning about this story. so much we don't know. >> that's correct. we still don't really know what happened, which is part of the problem that most crimes such as these go unclarified and unpunished in mexico. the core issue is this that we're looking at now. in terms of what happened yesterday in sonora we'll have to look and see how the family got caught up in the either the crossfire between feuding cartels or whether it is a different story behind it. >> sandra: what can you tell us about the area in which this happened as we see those images of women and children as young as 6 months that were killed in this? 70 miles south of the arizona border. what about this area and the community in which this happened? >> right. so the area is one of the regions which has a long trajectory and history, decades of drug production and drug trafficking. organized criminal activity and shady ties with mexican state function naers unfortunat

the iraqi military is setting up a crisis response trying to calm the protest. international groupsare keeping an eye on it. warning the increasing violence and heavy response threatens the stability of that region. >>> president trump is spending the holiday weekend at his resort in florida. the president also told proops he has now opened peace negotiations with the taliban. the war in afghanistan is america's longest military 18 y ago. >> the taliban wants to make a deal. we'll see if they want to make a deal. it's got to be a real deal we'll see. and they only want to make a deal because you're doing a great job. >> the u.s. taliban broken down three months ago. for representatives to come to camp david for a meeting. a spokes person for the taliban says the group is willing to resume negotiations. >>> the death of the legendary prime minister is being mourned today. at a hospital in tokyo from an undisclosed illness. he was a naval officer during world war ii. he rose through the ranks and became japan's prime minister from 1982 to 1987. and ronald reagan at the time. he also p

taught international germany's the cloud that its market crisis is over new figures suggest that integrating newcomers hasn't quite gone to plan. explains. remember this. your group please cue to the group to the british you will not be able to handle the receipt you see it's really really and the program. shocking images highlighting the scale of the migrant crisis while the head of germany's migration and refugee office insists that is all in the past the crisis is over and has been for several years however he also admitted it would take years to integrate migrants while praising the integration courses billions of euros have been spent to deal with the crisis and help new arrivals in the hope and such long term investments will pay off but let's have a closer look 1st at the courses which so more praises for its effectiveness and had a questionable effect with increasing numbers failing the basic german language exam and course providers sued for falsifying documents 2nd migrants continue to come to the country that critics say is an unsustainable numbers the minister also says that $145000.00 are estimated to arrive this year only just down from 161002018 th

that the migrant crisis is officially over but new figures cast out over the country success in integrating newcomer. hello and welcome this is r.t. international. the terrorist group islamic state has claimed responsibility for a deadly stabbing in central london 2 people were killed on friday 3 others severely injured it's since been revealed the suspect previously served time for a terrorist bomb plot the british prime minister has criticised the practice of automatic early release. it's clear to me that. this guy was i thought he'd served half of his sentence he was out on automatic early release and i have long said that this system simply isn't working it does not make sense for us as a society to put in putting terrorist people who have committed of terrorist offenses a serious violent offenses out on early release i'm quite clear that it's the job of the joint terrorism analysis to sr at levels. credible for a long time as being civil which means that psyches highly likely a couple of weeks ago and this was taken to reduce that to substantial which we see attack is likely that even the police officer or the service or anybody else the stress because of it o

the migrant crisis this way but the regional authorities here in northwest bosnia want to take a different approach and then we also have republican serbska as well as international aid groups that's how things are in bosnia and herzegovina there's no coordination no common plan. and the other migrants are stranded in the camp with nowhere to go. and the 1st snow is expected soon. spain is for pairing to host this year's world climate summit in madrid and ahead of the event the country's president reaffirmed his commitment to a greener future but away from the capital an ecological disaster is threatening to destroy europe's largest salt water law gruen fish are dying on mass in marman or in southern spain it's a disturbing sight that is costing fishermen like manual martinez their livelihoods . this lagoons their life manuel martinez and a fisherman by choice it's a labor of love they work in the mama nor in the south of spain it's the largest salt water the good in europe. but i mean if it means a lot to me. it's more than a good it's a mother or what about these waters fetus provider daily bread. but the good the slow to perish in. a few weeks ago dead fish were found wa

that the crisis is officially over new figures suggest integrating newcomers to the country hasn't been a great success. either thanks for joining us this is the international. terrorist group islamic state has claimed responsibility for a deadly stabbing in central london for a terrorist plot the british prime minister is criticised the practice of automatically early release. clear to me that. this guy was i thought he'd served half of his sentence he was out on automatic early release and i have long said that this system simply isn't working it does not make sense for us as a society to put in putting terrorist people who have committed of terrorist offenses a serious violent offenses out on early release i'm quite clear that it's the job of the joint terrorism analysis to sr at levels. for the for all types b. service which means to attack east fighting like a couple weeks ago just was taken to reduce that to substantial risk research takis likely didn't leave the police officer in service or anybody else which would. postural be the straw this was less so but the police are still doing their job on the resources that are stretched to the keep us safe. 28 year old was

group that san missing. rn ptwaro-diyebearsa no period starting in june 2017. >>> the intern district attorney announced an auto burglary task force today. this comes amid a car break-in price crisis in san francisco. they're calling it operation tangled web. it plans to target small commercial corridors where the break-ins happen and the illegal market places that thieves used to sell goods. >> there is a marketplace where stolen goods are very valuable. is going to work together to address the organized retail theft and fencing which makes the things that are stolen from our cars so valuable. >> the strikeforce will operate for the next 60 days. sumi loftis by the way is running to become the city's next district attorney. is one of 4 candidates to go before voters next tuesday. >>> california congresswoman accused of sexual misconduct says she's a victim of what she calls a misogynistic culture. reporter randy paige on what else katie hill had to say in her farewell speech today. >> this is the last speech i will get from this floor as a member of congress. >> reporter: today, a farewell. less than 2 years ago, a longshot victory. >> [ chanting ] >> reporter: she was virtually

crisis . we begin with a strong mesessage from the g grave amnesty international which is called on iran to end the brutal crackdown and show respect for human life. the group plans over one hundred protesters have been killed in recent days it says the figures are based on credible reports. and could rise as high as two hundred protests erupted in cities across iran on friday- for a hike in fuel prices but the iranian authorities. have described to demonstrate his eyes voices were for more on that i'm joined by phillip lou said the middle east and north africa research and advocacy director. at amnesty international thank you very much for joining us. at at an almost complete internet blackout in iran that means it is very difficult at to see what exactly is going on inside the country. tell us about the information you have and how you cacan buy. thank you well amnenesty interernationalal. h s being working with h human righs acactivists independent journanalists to. getet as much testimony from people onn the ground as possiblble nowow. thas challengingg statete because of the near total internet blackout but none the less- we have been able to get. i wi

begun brazil's capital while the focus is on international trade there are also disagreements within the group over recent developments in bolivia and the crisis in that as well are reports now from brasilia. illian president greeted the leaders of russia china india and south africa for the $2900.00 bricks summit the theme of what is now the 11th summit of the so-called brics nations is economic growth for an innovative future we for a country is going to send out a strong message to the international community ziyad that we are defending strongly in multilateral system a more open free fair international trade system one controversial topic at this year's gathering is the question of venezuela which has put brazil at odds with russia and china but it was never on a wednesday fights broke out on the street in front of the venezuelan embassy in brasilia between supporters of venezuelan president nicolas maduro and supporters of opposition leader one military police were called to the embassy as rival factions fought over control of the diplomatic compound. it was assaulted it was irresponsibly attacked by criminal groups and it is currently un

crisis. in recent years we have seen china abandon this rhetoric of rising powers rising together nd we are seeing now china block indian entry into international institutions whether the nuclear suppliers' group or u.n. security council and not particularly helpful as other forums in which the two countries are both members. what i'm trying -- if there is one takeaway, we are seeing a competitive relationship between india and china emerging. and this is unlikely to change barring radical confirmations on the part of china which have very little to do with india. what is india doing about it? i'll run through a few quick slides. maybe i can get by without the slides. a few things g -- that i think are -- india is doing which is of importance, which i will briefly outline. we have seen a major stepping up in the indian ocean led by the indian navy and you can see in trends of overseas assistance. and this includes india establishing a fusion center in india to monitor traffic in the indian ocean region and entering into a number of agreements with china, japan and others. late 2017, the indian navy changed this tempo and now conducts year-round operations in seven zones including the gulf of a