today as home as it was followed by troy seven the last city of importance was troy nine the heaven istic roman town it existed through to the fourth century a.d. . the schliemann trend cuts right across the entire amount in carrying out his excavation work he destroyed a great deal here shimon found troi one one of the oldest fortified sites in asia minor but there was no trace of king priam. it was a great moment for sure a month when the broad ramp was exposed wide enough to take chariots horses and riders it had he felt to lead to the residence of the trojan king. time and again home had mentioned the ski and games surely it had to be here. and when the biggest holder of gold jewelry ever discovered it troy was found hidden in the masonry of the fortifications schliemann was convinced that homer's while city was not a myth but reality the german archaeologist smuggled the go to berlin out of the end of the second world war it fell into the hands of the russians the treasure remains a sensitive political issue even today. we know today that she lehman got it wrong the residence he disc

never voted for who made his nuclear power listen speech in march he talked about the entire bill istic missile treaty that back into russia it was categorically against our withdrawing from me what it is that cornerstone of the national security system and so here we you know. that was in two thousand and now that race is on so well we don't get along then certainly the other countries are and. we got a sceptic there so even though the u.s. has been pushing hard for iran and north korea to ditch their nukes it's hard to imagine who's going to a bay if the u.s. can't lead by example donald corder r.t. . u.s. activists fighting against police brutality is claiming to have been the first victim of a secret f.b.i. surveillance program. took part in several protests and also campaigns for the rights of african american girl known as he was recently released after five months in jail says the protests he took policy would never violent. part of different coalitions in campaign. we turn out to. be are you know the way to go out to the. legal charges to. must prove as well as you know better s

there a bit between a rock and a hard place there are two ways they can actually act one is the legal istic way that would be going to the w t o china has done so already europe has joined this as an observatory party so far up but once the duties are there and europe might start their own action the problem here is it's slightly less clear that europe will win than what europeans think to think about this the other option is a bit more of an eye for an eye approach europe imposes their own duty's they have threatened with this already and they suggested duties on jeans on whiskey and the like motorbikes. this may be a strong sign towards the us that we're not willing to just submit to the us wish on the other hand it is quite doubtful from a w t o more perspective whether this approach would actually in itself be legal. if you're based in brussels there said great deal of unity and how to deal with this issue or do people have different approaches. well i might like to think for the time being i'm rather optimistic so far yes there is quite a bit of unity here and both the major players if

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shave we never did who made his nuclear powers because he said mark he he talked about the internal istic missile treaty back in. russia was categorically against our with joran what it is that we're in the stone in the national security and so here we you know. that was into. now the race is on what we know get along then certainly in the other countries. we got in there so even though the u.s. has been pushing hard for iran and north korea to ditch their nukes it's hard to imagine who's going to a bay if the u.s. can't lead by example donald corder r.t. . the tanzanian government is accused of evicting must psych communities according to an oakland institute report of this breakdown in the two thousands with the alleged a move making way for safari tourism on must island in august twenty seventh seen around two hundred houses were reportedly demolished displacing villages destroying the food and causing a loss of livestock by early september the damage had significantly increased with over fifty eight hundred homes allegedly destroyed leaving thousands of people homeless many. arrested

but a good dash of salt over the shoulder because mccracken seems to have this type of simpering ego istic personality where he has to kiss the rear end of whoever he's in the room with and play to whether that's trump or or putin and as we saw him i mean to add insult to injury and his recent trip to the white house evidently the tree that he planted that he and his wife planted with his teacher his wife whatever the the story is they're planted in the white house grounds was then dug up after he left so. that's. certainly i mean is that breaking the mc i want to point that you know there's a number and you know it was widely reported the head of the i.m.f. the french president the japanese prime minister and the chinese president that that's in or that's isolation vice president and vice president you have a second in command in china that is international isolation. but this these steps by. merkel visiting sochi a gad then visiting china for a second time coming to russia talks of reconciliation mccraw that admitting the the obvious must stakes were made when talking about reconciliatio

an expanded deal which would take into account some of trump's concerns over things like iran zobel istic missile program and then this so-called bromance you know model marc was really trying to nurture his relationship with donald trump his political polar opposite but exactly because he wants to try and influence the u.s. leader on precisely matters like this on this iran nuclear deal so if trump just exits it without having really taken heed of him at all my call it will be perhaps even by some in france as a failing of his diplomacy but i must say that public opinion in france really has supported him on all michael's strategy with donald trump i think most people in france simply see the u.s. leader as unpredictable coconut we'll leave it there in our paris bureau many thanks and we will turn now to our diplomatic editor james bose once again he's live for us at u.n. headquarters in new york and james i just want to touch on another couple of aspects of this deal and it's possible and in a short while you know this is you were intimately involved watching the way this deal was struc

reports suggest that they've been actively involved on the saudi side helping them destroy who people istic missile launch sites and it's worth mentioning that even though this war has been going on for a few years saudi arabia hasn't been successful in quelling the hooty resistance so it's fair to say that maybe u.s. involvement will help the saudis do just that but thanks to the savvy on onslaught the conflict in yemen has morphed into the world's worst humanitarian crisis and there's been some domestic backlash here in the u.s. and now american politicians are pushing too and u.s. support for the saudis but this development might lead to a messy legal battle given that there was no public debate on whether the u.s. should get involved because it seemed as if it was consciously kept from the public so i honestly wonder how americans will feel knowing that their government could be indirectly fueling the world's worst humanitarian crisis yeah and of course the recent development as well that announcement of a big to the saudis as well from the states as well is maybe going to prolong it wo

there to protect the border however reports suggest that they've been helping them destroy people istic missile launch sites and it's worth mentioning that even though this war has been going on for a few years saudi arabia hasn't been successful in quelling the who is the resistance so it's fair to say that maybe u.s. involvement will help the saudis do just that but they say the saudi onslaught the conflict in yemen has morphed into the world's worst humanitarian crisis and there's been some domestic backlash here in the u.s. and american politicians have been pushing to and u.s. support for the saudis but this latest development might lead to a messy legal battle given that there was no public debate on whether the u.s. should get involved because it seemed as if it was consciously kept from the public so i honestly wonder how americans will feel knowing that their government could be indirectly fueling the world's worst humanitarian crisis and that includes american politicians who were questioning washington's indirect role in the conflict even though there was no direct military s

is a nine year old boy yeah yeah i think it came from his parents officials it istic from the british government show a steady rise in racial or religious li aggravated offenses over the last five years showing peaks for instance of the shirley abdo shootings in paris they didn't over three thousand incidents a month but between april two thousand and sixteen when the bricks at referendum campaign began and july twenty sixth seen just after the u.k. voted to leave incidents shot up peaking at over five and a half thousand a month. the abuse that some europeans gotten immediately after the referendum results made headlines at the time but the link wasn't made between those hate crimes and an official government policy of targeting illegal immigrants to go home now the united nations whose rapper turn has just finished a fact finding tour of the u.k. suggested the bricks it votes and political groups campaigning for combined some accommodates a growing culture of racism i think that the environment leading up to the referendum the environment doing the best environment asked the west en

who made his nuclear power listen speech in march he he talked about the entire bill istic missile treaty that back into russia it was categorically against our withdrawing from me what it is that cornerstone of the national security system and so here we you know. that was in two thousand now that race is on so we know get along then certainly the other countries are and. we got to step think there so even though the u.s. has been pushing hard for iran and north korea to ditch their nukes it's hard to imagine who's going to a bay if the u.s. can't lead by example donald corder r.t. . u.s. activists fighting against police brutality is claiming to have been the first victim of a secret f.b.i. surveillance program wreck him took part in several protests and also campaigns for the rights of african american gun owners he was recently released after five months in jail and says that the protests he took part in were never violent. you know each of the four different coalitions. we tear out. here are you know the way to. charge it to. us was. require. changing you know when we go to reduce. o

and i literally did say there are areas that still need to be discussed with iran such as its bill istic missile program but that they will be done naturally and in due course now there's no doubt that donald trump's decision has caused a lot of disappointment a lot of frustration in france for those who not only worked so hard to put this deal together but those who worked hard to try and persuade donald trump not to pull out no one more so than the french president tomorrow michael who is really a multiply desire for its over the last few months to try and persuade donald trump to stay in this deal but those diplomatic efforts it seems have failed so the focus now is very much on the european leaders coming together with iran to try and save this deal and we know that on monday leaders from iran france germany and the u.k. foreign ministers from all those countries will come together and meet and discuss what next. u.s. secretary of state mike compare as arrived to north korea for another surprise visit it says second trip after meeting kim jong un in pyongyang last month he's expected

with my sojourn istic they hated women they thought the woman's place was nowhere near the front line was she doing here anyway she's just getting in the way and then they began to get very very jealous because she was competing and she was better. and some of them became quite vicious and tried to sabotage. i've got an amazing picture here which doesn't look like much on the surface this man is an american war correspondent who had really given only a very hard time he had done everything he could sabotage to discredit with the author it is to get in her way to be unselfish and now she's standing there watching him. steal the wrist watch from a dead german soldier looting a corpse is a really serious offense in the military and so she waited until he had stolen the water and then she called out to him hey smile for the camera and he looked up and he saw that she had taken the picture and she never had a moment's difficulty with interim that moment on. the strange. what is the arrival of a young lady comings and goings make you the name. the dog just back from gathering scopes on the

knowledgeable admitted that there are areas which still need to be discussed with iran such as iran's but istic missile program and that they can be discussed in due course but really the priority is to keep this deal and what we saw over the last twenty four hours is really a lot of disappointment a lot of frustration in france at donald trump's decision and many here have worked very hard to try to put this deal in place and many who work very hard at trying to preserve it is specially the french president it might or might call who has spent the last a few months multiplying his phone calls to donald trump urging the u.s. president to stay in the deal but of course those diplomatic efforts we see have failed so france germany the u.k. the european union want to save this deal so what now. well the french foreign minister spoke about a meeting on monday he said he will be talking to his counterparts from germany from the u.k. and from iran to discuss what happens next and there's no downs we have seen european leaders rallying together presenting a united front we heard from the e.u. foreign

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